00:03:10Plus, we will touch on another era, Fulton Sheen.
00:03:14So a lot has happened this week, so let's get right into it
00:03:18and talk about our role here at Real America's Voice.
00:03:22You know, I'm really incredibly proud of Real America's Voice
00:03:25for taking on this role as the pool feed this week.
00:03:28We have been working overtime to make this happen.
00:03:31And our bosses, the SIGs, have been on the phone every single day working through those logistics and figuring out all of the moving pieces to make sure everything comes together.
00:03:40So there has been a tremendous amount of work happening behind the scenes.
00:03:45And I'm just really proud of this team for stepping up, putting in the hours and taking on the responsibility of delivering this coverage.
00:03:53We provided clear footage and clean, reliable audio, making sure our viewers and other outlets had access to the coverage they needed.
00:04:01Real America's voice will go down in history for the way that this team has handled this responsibility with professionalism, preparation and a real commitment to getting the job done right.
00:04:13Now, we just heard from other outlets and CNN is saying that it wanted to cover Xi's arrival at the state dinner, but argued that its journalists were restricted from doing so.
00:04:25Well, hello, I was also restricted as a reporter as well.
00:04:28They actually only allowed Real America's Voice cameras into that state dinner because I want to break it down for you.
00:04:35There are only so many people and cameras allowed into a space like that.
00:04:39So this is when you really have to rely on pool feed coverage for stuff like that.
00:04:45They were, again, not prevented from covering the state dinner.
00:04:48All they had to do was pull from our feed or the White House pool feed.
00:04:52So it's very frustrating to see CNN reporting that CNN reporters and producers were denied access to she's state dinner or the arrival after so many outlets were also denied access as well.
00:05:06It's not just them. And it's because they can't accommodate 500 press people. That's it. That's that's the whole reason.
00:05:13The White House has to have some sort of standard when it comes to letting people into events like this because of space.
00:05:20And that is why there is a weekly rotation that shares pool feeds with other outlets.
00:05:27So I'm not sure why CNN is reporting this when that has always been the standard protocol.
00:05:33And of course, they're asking all of us to join their boycott earlier this week.
00:05:39But for our station here with Real America's Voice, we want to know from the White House Correspondents Association
00:05:46that, you know, has publicly defended news organizations that have faced exclusion from
00:05:52the White House. We want to know from them, what about those smaller and alternative outlets?
00:05:57Several smaller companies have reached out to the WHCA asking for comment about whether they would
00:06:04receive that same level of support if they were denied access. But so far, we haven't heard back.
00:06:09So we want to know, would the WHCA publicly call out a smaller network if it were banned?
00:06:17Again, we are still waiting to hear back from them.0.86
00:06:22We know that all of these big organizations like Fox, ABC, NBC also joined in on this boycott.
00:06:29They were also saying that they were not going to cover the president until they were back on White House grounds,
00:06:35which they were around, I would say, 1230 yesterday, CNN did their first hit. So they
00:06:40got back into the White House after this big legal federal court deal. But, you know, of course,
00:06:46President Trump is still, he still is saying that you can still cover me. We just don't want you
00:06:52here at my home. This is where President Trump lives. He doesn't want them in his backyard. So
00:06:58go to the Starbucks across the street, report from there, and you can still cover the president. He
00:07:02is a real American's voice will always provide that pool coverage if we are asked to go and
00:07:08stand in that position. We are always here for that. After the break, we're going to
00:07:12talk with David Zeer, who is at the White House. We're going to talk about...
00:07:16And Jack, where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.
00:07:26Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're
00:07:31always talking about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the folks there's
00:07:36hundreds of data broker companies out there publishing your name your family member's name
00:07:41your home address your phone number and basically everything that's ever leaked online about you
00:07:46we're talking maiden names by the way old addresses tax records email addresses all of it
00:07:51it's sitting there unless someone actively goes and takes it down and nefarious actors bad actors
00:07:57who knows what they are doing, can find out where a person lives, where they used to live,
00:08:02see what deeds change hands, map out an entire life. That kind of research is not hard to do
00:08:06these days. And plenty of people doing it, of course, don't have good intentions. If your
00:08:11private information is left out there, someone can jump on a Facebook. If they're figuring out
00:08:15an account, they can find a birthday. They can use that information to answer security questions,
00:08:19especially after finding a login on the dark web. It's not far-fetched. It's happening every day.
00:08:24How do you get ahead of it? Patriot Protect. Patriot Protect gets personal information removed from those data broker sites. It cleanses them. It erases it. It's a takedown service. This is not something that you want to do after the information's already been stolen. You want to do it in advance as well.
00:08:43Now, other services will just alert you once the information is already gone.
00:08:48Patriot Protect works hard to make personal information unsearchable in the first place.
00:16:27It's a it's a it's a good quality, I think. You mentioned also that at the U.N., they really rolled out the red carpet for Trump.
00:16:36They showed a lot of respect for him. And one thing we also heard from a lot of global leaders was how important they think international law is and the international criminal court and all of these other sort of international standards.
00:16:47and Trump was unequivocal in his speech that America will not play those games and will not
00:16:52be beholden to international law. What was the reaction to that from the rest of the crowd there
00:16:58when they seem to think that these standards are so important that we actually will have nothing
00:17:03to do with? Well, the UN funds 40% of the humanitarian mission of the UN, like 26% of
00:17:11their budget disproportionately. They've never been really pro-U.S. They've been Soviet puppets
00:17:17since the end of World War II. So it's expected that they don't like it, supporting the International0.99
00:17:24Criminal Court. And he's asking the leaders of that court to resign, that they're corrupt.
00:17:29And it's a joke, asking for Netanyahu to be arrested, Mandani, in the streets of New York.
00:17:36And that started because Giuliani, when he was married, asked for Arafat to be arrested if he
00:17:40came to New York. But that was justified because Arafat was really a terrorist. So, you know,
00:17:46the ICC is definitely a body that's, you know, it's not credible. It's not a credible body for
00:17:53real international terrorism. And David, we've been talking about Real America's Voice and the
00:17:58role that we have played here this week. How was it when you were in New York for the UN visit?
00:18:05How was Real America's Voice coverage then?
00:18:10It was phenomenal, as usual. I've been covering Trump for about seven and a half years across America, and a lot of the people that were involved with him then are in the White House. The press team here, as you know, are phenomenal. They're courteous. It's not a right to be in the press corps, right? And, you know, it's an honor to be part of it, and you've taken the helm and the lead here. We're very excited for you, Taylor.
00:22:29And it turns out that Netanyahu has also launched billboards because he's running in Israel.
00:22:35Well, he launched billboards in Israel with Mamdani's face on it, saying that this is somebody who he was actively, you know, opposing is the mayor of New York City.
00:22:45So it's a pretty interesting situation that we have going on in the U.N., where you have all of these global leaders who in their free time condemn the U.S.
00:22:53and make a lot of noise about how Israel doesn't have the right to exist and also scream and yell about Palestine and nothing else really they get involved in.
00:24:31protesters outside of JBA airport. Anywhere we were, we saw them.
00:24:37Were there any protests about AI and that whole situation? We hear so much about the
00:24:43AI race between the United States and China. Is that something that we saw the public come out
00:24:48about, or is that mostly an online thing? I think it's a big online thing. I think most of
00:24:54these demonstrators were really just talking about Xi's policies back under his leadership
00:25:03in government in China. It was not really about AI. Of course, that's a big topic that President
00:25:09Trump was expected to talk with President Xi during his meetings yesterday. President Trump
00:25:15said that they had great meetings. He told me today that they talked about Iran and the war.
00:25:21Also, another big topic, trades to one as well.
00:25:25So those were all things on what that was a lot of what they were going to be talking about during their meetings this week.
00:25:33So also, Jack Sobek, everyone's favorite human events daily host, had a great something to say this morning about Xi this morning on War Room.
00:25:43So I'd love for you guys to check that out.
00:25:45jack um the other thing you talked about story selection so we're gonna take a short break
00:25:52we're gonna be back uh like i said the uh the chairman of the chinese communist party
00:25:57jack you take a real umbrage when he's referred to as the president of china like the official
00:26:03announcer at the white president president of what president of what president of what
00:26:07talk to me about that how many votes did he get what was he like john must have missed that
00:26:13well he he is the head of state for the nation of china i mean he's the head of state he's not
00:26:19whether we like it or not president he's chairman in mandarin they refer to him as a chairman
00:26:24xi juxi the same way as mao was mao juxi chairman mao chairman xi in china they don't call him a
00:26:29president but officially they make all of us refer to him as a president it's again it's just one of0.64
00:26:34these humiliation rituals that the Chinese Communist Party is constantly conducting,0.74
00:26:40one which if you're not familiar with Mandarin or you don't talk to people who live in mainland China,
00:26:44you wouldn't even know that they're doing it. Wow.
00:26:48And coming up next, we have Bianca Grazia with Latinos for Trump.
00:26:53So stay tuned to Human Events Daily and we'll be right back.0.86
00:27:04The faculty of one university is one communist who managed.
00:27:20Well, it is Hispanic Heritage Month, and President Trump recently recognized the Hispanic community.
00:27:44There have been a lot of talks about Hispanic representation
00:27:47and whether Hispanic voters feel the administration is delivering on campaign promises.
00:27:53For more on that, let's bring in my friend, Bianca Gracia, the executive director of Latinos of America First.
00:28:01Hello. Thank you so much for being here, Bianca.
00:28:04Thank you. Hi, ladies. Thank you so much for having me and for wanting to touch on the Hispanic Heritage Month.
00:28:11It's an extremely important time to be messaging to Hispanics and letting them know that they are not forgotten.
00:28:18Yes. Tell us a little bit about how you feel about President Trump's recent statement acknowledging the Hispanic workforce.
00:28:25I know you have some of his quotes with you. So just tell us a little bit about how you guys are feeling.
00:28:30So there is a sentiment across the country right now that, you know, Hispanics feel left behind.
00:28:36They feel like they're voiceless. They feel like they don't have a seat at the table.
00:28:38I see that you're showing that is those are our those are our Trump trains.
00:28:44We started those back in the Rio Grande Valley, you know, back in 2020 when we were under COVID.
00:28:50And so, you know, we this has been a sentiment.
00:28:54But I think because there's so much going on, we kind of got brushed under the carpet and nobody really knows that he did issue a recognition.
00:29:02And he did say that, you know, that our Hispanic Americans are a fabric of our culture and they've strengthened our, you know, our most cherished institutions and they help advance the American dream.
00:29:15They have fought to defend our freedoms in the armed forces.
00:29:17You know, Taylor and Libby, they are armed forces are 34 percent Hispanic.
00:29:23And it says here, you know, they also serve in law enforcement.
00:29:25Well, you know, our Border Patrol agents who have been right there at the forefront with President Trump, 70 percent of our, you know, Border Patrol agents are Hispanic.0.92
00:29:37They are at the front line of this whole illegal immigration.0.54
00:29:40And so, of course, they support President Trump.0.58
00:29:44And he says, you know, but we also have many who are doctors and nurses and health care workers and they have strengthened our communities as even clergy and religious leaders.
00:29:53And so I just I am so thankful that you guys gave me a platform and a voice to say that and remind the Hispanics that we were not forgotten and that President Trump, you know, is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month.
00:30:05And there is plans to have an event at the White House to acknowledge all of the Hispanics who have been at the forefront, you know, working for this administration as well as as doing everything that's needed to make sure that we're educating our community and that we're getting out the vote.
00:30:24We hear a lot from Democrats about, as you say, you know, people saying that Trump is losing Latinos and losing the Hispanic vote.
00:30:32And I think people really forget that there's such a huge contingent of Hispanics in the United States who came to this country the right way, who followed the rules, who followed the law and came in that way.
00:30:43Can you speak to what what the Latinos who did come to the country the right way feel about immigration and deportation and where they stand on that?
00:30:52great. So, yeah, this is a really important question. And so I just literally actually
00:30:57addressed this. Congresswoman Maria Salazar was really targeting Trump and saying that she's done
00:31:05nothing for the Hispanic community and she didn't do anything for the immigration and stuff. And I
00:31:10said, well, you're speaking on behalf of illegals. You're not speaking on behalf of legals that are
00:31:15here that have come here who really feel that it's a slap in the face for them, that they waited,
00:31:20They did their the right, appropriate way to come to this country.
00:31:23And here the open border just allowed millions and millions of people in.
00:31:27And they were they felt betrayed and they felt like, you know, like they were underrepresented.
00:31:34You know, I was having this conversation actually with Taylor.
00:31:36So I said, Taylor, the three top most important things for our Hispanic community is the economy.
00:31:41You know, they want to make sure that they have, you know, money in their pockets and that they are actually making sure that they pay the bills and they are able to put groceries and feed their children.
00:31:50children. And the second thing is education. Every Hispanic household wants their children
00:31:55or their grandchildren to be even more educated than their previous generation. And so education
00:32:02is important. And so immigration is not super important to us. What's important to us is that
00:32:07Trump delivers on the mass deportation that he promised on. And so we're not, you know, I was
00:32:12like, listen, we're not upset that there's not an immigration, you know, issue right now, because
00:32:17As you see, there's, what, zero crossings right now at the border because we have peace through strength and we have shut the border down as we wanted and we voted for him.
00:32:28I'm like, we overwhelmingly voted for mass deportation, people.
00:32:32And, you know, again, it's just the lack of representation for our communities and people who are speaking out on behalf of this block and this voting block.
00:46:03And so that was on display for everyone to see when they when they were there, when they were there in St. Louis yesterday.
00:46:11It's pretty amazing. And also speaking to Jack Sobek, who was there yesterday, he said there were actually a thousand priests on hand.
00:46:20There were eighty nine bishops, a couple of cardinals, another and then thousands more, maybe another thousand nuns and deacons.
00:46:28And when I asked him for those Catholics out there how that worked to have this many people, thousands of people there to celebrate this mass, how it worked to have communion, he said that there were a thousand priests and they just had each priest take up a different section.