Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - Poland Delivers Massive Defeat for Globalism - Populist President Takes Office

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00:00:46.400 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Poso.

00:00:49.380 Christ is king.

00:00:50.500 U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff is in Moscow this morning where he met with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.

00:00:55.880 The meeting comes ahead of President Trump's Friday deadline for the Kremlin to agree to a ceasefire in Ukraine or face new sanctions.

00:01:04.140 A former Doge staffer was apparently beat up during an attempted carjacking by two teenagers over the weekend.

00:01:12.580 A word of warning.

00:01:13.520 We've blurred out most of it here, but online it shows Khorstein bloodied up sitting on the ground.

00:01:18.840 I have to say that somebody from Doge was very badly hurt last night.

00:01:22.220 You saw that.

00:01:23.220 A young man who was beat up by a bunch of thugs in D.C.

00:01:27.660 And either they're going to straighten their act out in terms of government and in terms of protection,

00:01:32.460 or we're going to have to federalize and run it the way it's supposed to be run.

00:01:35.940 Trump will announce that Apple is going to commit to spend another $100 billion on domestic manufacturing.

00:01:42.900 That's the latest pledge by the tech giant to increase U.S. production of its products as it seeks to avoid punishing tariffs on its flagship iPhones.

00:01:51.860 You can see the shares up one and two-thirds percent.

00:01:55.420 Now to the Israel-Hamas war.

00:01:57.940 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is hinting at a wider military action in Gaza.

00:02:03.720 This new pressure on Netanyahu came as Gaza's health ministry said the Palestinian death toll has surpassed 61,000.

00:02:10.080 The president is obviously pleased to see the result of the Polish elections.

00:02:13.760 He met with Karol Nowrowski.

00:02:16.140 He met with him at the White House and he told them, you're going to win.

00:02:18.840 It's inauguration day for Poland's new president, the political novice,

00:02:22.160 who has shown his admiration for Donald Trump and his disdain for the EU, is set to take office.

00:02:27.940 Karol Nowrowski was elected on a campaign slogan of Poland first, Poles first.

00:02:34.880 Welcome to Human Events.

00:02:36.100 I am Bo Davidson, filling in for the great Jack Posobiec today, who is on assignment overseas.

00:02:41.640 He's in Poland for the inauguration of the new Polish president, which is very, very exciting stuff, guys.

00:02:47.080 Karol Nowrowski, as you heard, is sworn in today as Polish president, vowing to protect Polish sovereignty.

00:02:54.220 Nowrowski is a nationalist, and this sets up a big battle, folks, between him and Prime Minister Donald Tusk,

00:03:00.660 who wants to move Poland towards a more European Union-friendly government.

00:03:04.640 It's going to be a big battle between nationalism and globalism.

00:03:06.980 We're going to have much more on that to come with a report from Poso himself, who is in Poland.

00:03:11.820 Now, on X, Poso writes,

00:03:13.280 And that is really the theme of today's Human Events show, nationalism versus globalism.

00:03:26.400 It's a fight all over the world right now.

00:03:29.000 And Donald Trump certainly set the tone with that, with his historic comeback re-election just last November.

00:03:35.220 We're going to hear more, as I said, from Jack in just a bit.

00:03:37.720 And that leads us to our second headline, which is the attack on a Doge staffer, Edward Corustein in D.C.

00:03:44.260 He's 19 years old, just a young 19 years old, and he goes by the name Big Balls.

00:03:48.280 We've heard that before in the news.

00:03:49.840 And he fought off carjackers in D.C.'s Logan Circle, sustaining a concussion while just trying to help a woman.

00:03:56.800 Now, this comes with the backdrop of crime in Washington, D.C., led by Mayor Muriel Bowser, who needs to be held accountable.

00:04:04.660 It's just as simple as that.

00:04:05.680 Violence is running rampant in the nation's capital.

00:04:08.860 And even Elon Musk, who has not been a friend of the president lately, he's backing Trump on the idea of federalizing D.C.

00:04:15.140 if Bowser doesn't get it under control.

00:04:17.600 You know, I performed in Washington, D.C., and among the big, big foot-long rats that I saw running around,

00:04:22.140 I was actually a little bit nervous about walking at night.

00:04:24.920 I didn't, and it was near George Washington University.

00:04:27.200 I didn't think it was that safe.

00:04:28.480 Now, Trump posted the following.

00:04:29.600 Let's take a look at this post.

00:04:30.920 Crime in Washington, D.C. is totally out of control.

00:04:33.460 Local, quote, youths and gang members, some only 14, 15, and 16 years old, are randomly attacking, mugging, maiming, and shooting innocent citizens,

00:04:41.880 at the same time knowing that they will be almost immediately released.

00:04:44.780 That's true.

00:04:45.600 They're not afraid of law enforcement because they know nothing ever happens to them.

00:04:49.400 But it's going to happen now.

00:04:50.880 Now, the law in D.C. must be changed to prosecute these, quote, minors as adults and lock them up for a long time, starting at age 14.

00:04:59.880 The most recent victim was beaten mercilessly by local thugs.

00:05:03.780 Washington, D.C. must be safe, clean, and beautiful for all Americans, and most importantly, for the world to see.

00:05:10.760 If D.C. doesn't get its act together, and quickly, we will have no choice but to take federal control of the city and run the city how it should be run,

00:05:19.680 and put criminals on notice that they're not going to get away with it anymore.

00:05:22.980 Perhaps it should have been done a long time ago.

00:05:24.820 Then this incredible young man and so many others would not have to go through the horror of violent crime.

00:05:30.000 If this continues, I'm going to exert my powers and federalize this city.

00:05:33.880 Make America great again.

00:05:35.880 I'm surprised he didn't say, thank you for your attention to this matter.

00:05:37.800 It's what he usually does.

00:05:38.560 But it's true.

00:05:39.900 Muriel Bowser must be held accountable.

00:05:41.600 And I agree with Elon Musk, and I agree with the president on this.

00:05:44.020 And finally, we turn our attention to Russia, where Special Envoy Steve Witkoff met with Vladimir Putin earlier today.

00:05:51.500 Now, the meeting reportedly lasted about three hours long, and a top aide to Putin stated that it was, quote,

00:05:57.660 a very useful and constructive conversation, end quote.

00:06:00.900 Now, the main topics were the Ukrainian crisis and the prospect of possible development of strategic cooperation between the United States and Russia.

00:06:10.360 This is, of course, the fifth visit of Steve Witkoff to Russia.

00:06:14.300 No ceasefire agreement has been announced as of yet.

00:06:17.940 Russia faces severe tariffs from the United States under Donald Trump if a deal isn't achieved.

00:06:23.400 But the clock is ticking on Vladimir Putin and Trump's deadline for peace or sanction talks with Russia.

00:06:31.220 Now, as Jack Posobiec has reported, Russia has been devastating Ukraine for weeks in the latest offensive.

00:06:38.260 And White House Steve Envoy Steve Witkoff met with the Russian president and what Russian foreign policy advisor Yuri Ushakov described as, quote, useful and constructive.

00:06:47.260 And I hope that that's true.

00:06:48.920 Well, up next, we will hear from Jack Posobiec on the worldwide fight between populists and globalists.

00:06:54.840 That's the theme of today's show.

00:06:56.220 Populism versus globalism.

00:06:57.940 Nationalism versus globalism.

00:06:59.480 Whose side are you on?

00:07:00.660 And the massive victory that just took place in the great country of Poland that I love quite a bit.

00:07:05.780 We'll be right back.

00:07:06.400 And our way in our golden age has just begun.

00:07:17.780 This is Human Events with Jack Posobiec.

00:07:19.560 Now it's time for everyone to understand what America First truly means.

00:07:24.220 Welcome to the second American revolution.

00:07:31.040 And welcome back to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.

00:07:33.580 I am Bo Davidson filling in for Jack.

00:07:35.620 While he is on assignment overseas in Poland.

00:07:38.340 We've got a lot more to come from Jack while he is overseas.

00:07:41.860 Some special reporting he and Tanya have from there in just a short while.

00:07:44.960 You know, I've spent some time in Poland.

00:07:46.680 And I mention this anecdote only because not a lot of people have spent time in the small areas of Poland, the small cities.

00:07:53.500 But, see, that's where you get the non-tourist experience.

00:07:56.360 And so years ago, about 2015, 2016, I flew over to a very, very small town called Zagan, which is on the border with Germany.

00:08:03.300 And I attended a wedding there for a group of triplets who were musical triplets.

00:08:07.700 And I'm a musician myself.

00:08:08.800 And so there was that interesting musical connection.

00:08:11.620 And I found the Polish people to be just a wonderful, prideful people who care deeply about their country and their culture.

00:08:18.140 In fact, I remember being on a bus as we were going, I believe, to Prague.

00:08:23.400 And the music that I heard on the radio was not American music at all.

00:08:27.920 And I thought, I wonder why they don't have American music playing.

00:08:30.120 And my understanding is because they want to keep Poland, Poland. 0.96

00:08:33.980 They want to keep it Polish. 0.95

00:08:35.480 They don't want to be overly Americanized, which I actually respected as a musician.

00:08:40.060 So a wonderful place with wonderful, wonderful people.

00:08:42.660 And I want to use this as a backdrop to set up Jack's reporting from Poland today.

00:08:47.780 Let's take a look at this.

00:08:51.060 Well, folks, we're here in Warsaw, Poland.

00:08:56.180 And today, of course, the inauguration of the president of Poland, new president, Karol Nowrowski.

00:09:04.260 And an incredible day in a remarkable place.

00:09:09.880 And a lot of people might ask, they say, Poso, why are you going to Poland?

00:09:13.140 Why are you going there?

00:09:13.920 Why cover this?

00:09:15.220 You know, is this really the most important thing going on today?

00:09:18.440 And I say, yes, it is.

00:09:19.600 I'll explain why.

00:09:21.300 It's important because not only to me, because obviously I'm Polish, a little bit biased on that.

00:09:28.980 But what you have in Poland is a place where all of these things that we talk about every day in the United States,

00:09:37.860 the things that we fight for, the things that we're searching for, the things that we're struggling for,

00:09:45.120 faith, freedom, a culture, an identity, a heritage.

00:09:50.940 These are all things that have been on the ballot in Poland and all things that are currently being fought for in Poland.

00:10:00.720 The globalists don't want a country like this existing because Poland was able to achieve its level of economic success

00:10:08.720 and is one of the most successful GDPs in the European Union right now without mass migration, without open borders,

00:10:18.060 without switching to liberal policies, globalist policies, woke policies.

00:10:23.440 They haven't done any of it.

00:10:24.560 What have they done?

00:10:25.720 They've embraced their culture.

00:10:27.340 They've embraced their heritage.

00:10:29.040 They've embraced their religion.

00:10:30.100 And now today have elected and inaugurated a president who stands for all those things very strongly,

00:10:37.740 a staunch anti-communist, a staunch historian who remembers World War II

00:10:44.040 and the communist occupation here in Poland.

00:10:48.760 And so when you look at all of these things and put it together, what do you have?

00:10:52.580 You have a high-trust society, a high-trust society that is well-functioning,

00:10:58.620 that is low-prime, and where cities like the one that I'm in right now.

00:11:03.800 Compare Warsaw, which is the largest city in Poland,

00:11:06.900 compare that to what's going on in Washington, D.C. right now.

00:11:10.360 You saw President Trump put this out.

00:11:12.200 Horrific attack on a former member of Doge and a member of the administration.

00:11:18.860 Those types of things just don't happen in Warsaw.

00:11:22.900 They really don't.

00:11:23.540 The idea of stranger attack, the idea of people having to defend a woman at night doesn't exist here.

00:11:33.720 What you do have are people who generally get along well with each other

00:11:38.640 and generally have that level of trust with one another.

00:11:43.360 You see families going around.

00:11:45.540 You see young people being out all times of night, going out, having fun in the nightlife.

00:11:51.320 And Warsaw is a big working city as well.

00:11:54.140 So it's a city where you have a lot of economic activity going on, a lot of actions coming in.

00:12:00.040 And, of course, because of that, particularly in the tech sector, they have a lot of jobs.

00:12:05.820 And those jobs are attracting more and more people from around the country into Warsaw,

00:12:11.320 and that's fueling the rise of the city.

00:12:12.860 But the city, as you look at it right now, all of this, all of this was rebuilt after World War II.

00:12:19.400 The Dzerlies destroyed every single one of these buildings, all of them, after the Warsaw Uprising. 1.00

00:12:24.540 We just had the 81st anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising last week, all this first. 0.99

00:12:31.360 It's a huge commemoration.

00:12:32.800 And we're out here coming up on the Poland's parliament in a minute.

00:12:37.500 But what people have to understand is that if Poland is successful, that means globalism is a failure.

00:12:45.760 If globalism is a failure, that means it can be defeated here.

00:12:51.460 It can be defeated in Hungary.

00:12:53.380 It can be defeated in the UK.

00:12:55.500 It can be defeated anywhere.

00:12:57.620 And if it can be defeated, then we're all finally going to be able to get our countries back.

00:13:03.640 Billions upon billions of dollars have been spent to try and destroy nations like this, countries like this, places where they put God first.

00:13:14.600 Not to mention, by the way, that the pro-life issue was front and center in this election.

00:13:22.120 And it's an issue where the new president of Poland has vowed to veto any legislation coming out of the parliament regarding opening up for abortions.

00:13:33.760 Poland currently has probably the strongest and strictest abortion law on the entire European continent.

00:13:41.280 And for the Poles, this is very serious.

00:13:47.240 Any abortion in Poland kills a Polish child, ends the life of a Polish child, stops the beating heart of a Polish child.

00:13:57.360 And so for the people of Poland who have been through so much, this is something they take very, very seriously.

00:14:05.700 Now, the liberals currently have control of the parliament, but the conservatives are working hard to push against that, shut down those open borders.

00:14:14.000 And, of course, as I was saying before, work to establish full conservative governance and block any of the liberal policies that are currently coming in in Poland.

00:14:28.600 Fifth instrument.

00:14:30.180 So, again, public transportation, you see all over.

00:14:32.680 This is the Polish parliament over here.

00:14:34.800 Tanya Tay, right there, of course, cutting over my shot.

00:14:39.880 But we wanted to go say hi to somebody.

00:14:41.680 Well, I wanted to go say hi to somebody while I was here.

00:14:46.080 Here's the folks you have, of course.

00:14:47.980 Right outside the Polish parliament, Ronald Reagan.

00:14:51.040 So, a great statue of Ronald Reagan.

00:14:53.200 And that's the Polish parliament right at the end of the street right here.

00:14:56.800 That's how much Ronald Reagan is supported and honored in Poland,

00:15:01.920 that they have a statue directly of him right in front of their parliament bill, right?

00:15:07.320 Poland understands that Reagan was a fighter against communism.

00:15:12.920 That's how he's viewed here.

00:15:14.920 And Poland understands that the fight against communism is a fight for all of our countries,

00:15:20.040 a fight for all of our nations.

00:15:22.360 If you can stop communism, like Poland did, 0.99

00:15:26.540 throwing it off in 1989 with the Solidarity Movement,

00:15:29.260 which led to the fall of the Berlin Wall years later,

00:15:33.820 led to the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991,

00:15:36.800 to independence of all the Warsaw Pact countries.

00:15:40.540 Yes, I'm in Warsaw, the city of the Warsaw Pact, as it were.

00:15:45.620 Cool.

00:15:46.100 It was defeated once, not even that long ago, within living memory.

00:15:50.860 And it can be defeated again because the globalism of today is the new communism.

00:15:57.720 Globalism is the new communism. 0.83

00:16:00.020 And people have to absolutely understand that.

00:16:02.400 So, that's why we're here.

00:16:03.740 That's why we're in Poland.

00:16:05.200 That's why we're talking about how you can have...

00:16:07.540 And by the way, it's so clean.

00:16:08.880 And this isn't just because they had the inauguration today.

00:16:11.280 It is like this every single day.

00:16:13.840 My mom, one of the things that she mentioned

00:16:19.100 one of the first times that we had visited Poland years ago

00:16:22.420 was that, so my mom is really, really anti-litter. 1.00

00:16:27.200 If there's any political issue that I think that Lori Poso would put first and foremost,

00:16:33.300 it's litter.

00:16:34.120 She absolutely can't stand it.

00:16:35.660 She always carries a little, sort of a little bag with her

00:16:39.100 so she can pick up litter anywhere she sees it. 1.00

00:16:41.900 The only thing is, when she came to Poland, specifically came to Warsaw,

00:16:46.760 she couldn't find any.

00:16:48.120 Why?

00:16:49.420 That's what nationalism is.

00:16:52.200 Loving your country so much that you keep the streets clean,

00:16:55.900 that you keep rubbish off, that you keep it all off.

00:16:59.880 That's what it means to really love your country.

00:17:02.840 That's what it really means.

00:17:03.900 And it starts at the lowest level.

00:17:05.120 This is like Rudy Giuliani and his ability to have the broken windows policy.

00:17:12.040 What did broken windows mean?

00:17:13.320 That meant you even go after the little crimes.

00:17:17.140 All right.

00:17:17.480 I wanted to leave with this.

00:17:19.380 This is a monument I mentioned before about the Warsaw Uprising.

00:17:23.940 81st anniversary just took place,

00:17:25.740 and you can see the wreaths of flowers,

00:17:29.660 the ribbons,

00:17:30.500 and the symbol of the Warsaw Uprising right here.

00:17:34.300 This was the people of Warsaw rising up 1944

00:17:37.020 to fight against the occupiers,

00:17:41.500 fight against the Nazis

00:17:43.380 that were occupying these very streets that we're in right now.

00:17:46.360 And this is right outside.

00:17:48.680 That's the Polish parliament right behind me.

00:17:52.860 People were still alive today,

00:17:54.120 lost their grandparents in that

00:17:57.140 and in the subsequent bombing of Warsaw.

00:18:00.420 85% of the city,

00:18:03.080 85% of the buildings you see all around you,

00:18:05.820 were destroyed in World War II.

00:18:08.660 And then the communists occupied the country after that.

00:18:12.760 Poland is a group of people who understand freedom

00:18:16.060 because they understand delicately

00:18:18.500 what it means to lose it.

00:18:21.060 Jack Sutherland, live from Warsaw.

00:18:25.360 Well, you heard it from the man himself, from Poso.

00:18:28.080 It's important because the things that we fight for

00:18:30.460 right here in America,

00:18:31.420 borders, language, culture, identity, heritage,

00:18:34.660 they're on the ballot in Poland.

00:18:37.220 Polish people have embraced culture and heritage.

00:18:40.320 And if Poland is successful, as Jack said, 0.93

00:18:42.500 it's a knife to globalism.

00:18:44.780 Jack is there because he's fighting the battle for MAGA

00:18:46.760 in the States and worldwide.

00:18:49.160 We're going to hear from Jack later in the show

00:18:50.840 in just a bit regarding Russia and Ukraine.

00:18:52.920 We'll be right back with more Human Events. 0.61

00:18:54.820 You talk about influences.

00:19:06.840 These are influences.

00:19:08.720 And they're friends of mine.

00:19:11.100 Jack or something.

00:19:12.640 Where's Jack?

00:19:13.540 Jack.

00:19:14.560 He's got a great job.

00:19:16.980 Breaking news from real America's voice.

00:19:20.240 And we have some breaking news for you.

00:19:23.760 At least five soldiers were injured

00:19:25.420 when a shooter opened fire Wednesday

00:19:27.200 at Fort Stewart in Georgia.

00:19:29.100 The soldiers were shot in the 2nd Armored Brigade

00:19:31.240 Combat Team area,

00:19:32.560 according to a social media post from the U.S. Army.

00:19:35.000 They were treated on site

00:19:36.040 and moved to Wynn Army Community Hospital.

00:19:38.640 Law enforcement was dispatched around 10.56 a.m.

00:19:41.360 and the suspected shooter was apprehended at 11.35 a.m.

00:19:44.840 We will have more on that story as it develops.

00:19:47.700 Well, welcome back to Human Events.

00:19:48.840 I'm Bo Davidson filling in for Jack Posobiec today

00:19:51.300 while he attends the inauguration

00:19:52.640 of the Polish president, Karol Nowrowski.

00:19:54.740 More from him in just a bit.

00:19:56.440 But now we turn our attention

00:19:57.460 to the United States economy right now

00:19:59.320 and how we are doing.

00:20:00.420 So we have our D.C. chief correspondent,

00:20:02.300 Brian Glenn from D.C.

00:20:03.840 Brian, good afternoon to you.

00:20:07.240 Hey, Bo, good afternoon.

00:20:09.380 Brian, let's first talk about this huge deal

00:20:11.860 that Apple announced.

00:20:12.840 It's a $100 billion investment

00:20:14.720 in U.S. manufacturing commitments.

00:20:16.820 What can you tell us about it?

00:20:19.940 It's amazing.

00:20:20.960 This is just another example

00:20:22.380 of how President Trump is bringing

00:20:24.040 this manufacturing back to this country.

00:20:26.880 And with no doubt, Apple,

00:20:29.260 the very phone that many of our viewers

00:20:32.040 might have in their hand right now,

00:20:33.580 this is a $100 billion investment

00:20:37.180 in the U.S. over the next four years.

00:20:40.460 And so it's huge.

00:20:41.640 It was CEO Tim Cook

00:20:43.020 is reported to be here

00:20:44.800 a little bit later this afternoon

00:20:46.200 that takes place at 4.30.

00:20:47.780 But if you want to look at the trade deals,

00:20:50.460 between the tariffs,

00:20:52.300 and now with this U.S. manufacturing

00:20:54.520 coming back,

00:20:55.580 the first six months,

00:20:56.960 if you look at the U.S. economy

00:20:58.560 and how we've brought jobs

00:20:59.900 not only back to the U.S.,

00:21:01.420 but specifically in some

00:21:02.700 of the Rust Belt states

00:21:03.600 like Pennsylvania,

00:21:05.120 like Michigan,

00:21:06.920 Wisconsin,

00:21:07.980 some of those manufacturing states,

00:21:09.580 this is huge.

00:21:10.280 It's just another development

00:21:11.220 for President Trump

00:21:12.720 as Tim Cook will join him

00:21:14.340 in the Oval Office.

00:21:16.000 And this is $100 billion

00:21:16.740 on top of, I believe,

00:21:18.320 an investment that they already made.

00:21:19.720 So my question would be,

00:21:21.060 does this make

00:21:21.840 American manufacturing great again?

00:21:23.740 You mentioned the promise.

00:21:24.580 And what would that do

00:21:26.020 to the cost of the iPhone, Brian,

00:21:27.800 if they bring the manufacturing here,

00:21:29.680 do you think?

00:21:32.320 Yeah, that's one of the biggest questions

00:21:33.880 I heard people kind of rumbling

00:21:35.560 earlier today was,

00:21:37.240 is that going to raise the price

00:21:38.620 of these iPhones,

00:21:40.260 knowing that their labor here

00:21:41.700 would presumably be more

00:21:43.560 than what they'd be able

00:21:44.360 to make it in other countries?

00:21:46.460 But I think if we look

00:21:48.440 at the semiconductor tariffs

00:21:50.640 and some of the prices on that

00:21:51.900 and bring the manufacturing

00:21:52.980 for these semiconductors

00:21:54.240 back to this country, 1.00

00:21:55.960 ultimately, I do think

00:21:57.220 those phone prices

00:21:58.720 will come down.

00:22:00.280 But you might see

00:22:01.160 in the short term

00:22:01.920 remain the same,

00:22:03.600 if not tick up

00:22:04.380 a little bit more.

00:22:05.440 But it seems like

00:22:06.600 the price of these iPhones

00:22:07.680 in general, Beau,

00:22:09.120 it seems every time

00:22:10.020 you go to the T-Mobile

00:22:11.360 or Verizon,

00:22:12.020 AT&T store,

00:22:12.740 whatever you want to go

00:22:13.360 and buy these phones,

00:22:14.560 they tend to go up

00:22:15.620 every year anyway.

00:22:17.640 We just don't know

00:22:19.220 if it's going to go up

00:22:20.000 any more than they usually do.

00:22:21.340 There are many computers

00:22:22.140 is what they are,

00:22:23.160 but there's so many components

00:22:24.400 in these phones

00:22:25.140 and if we can just get

00:22:26.000 that manufacturing

00:22:27.100 back here to the U.S., 0.91

00:22:28.180 I think overall

00:22:29.020 it will be lower

00:22:30.220 in the long term.

00:22:31.760 Well, and I think

00:22:32.420 that brings up a good point

00:22:33.540 because if we knew

00:22:34.480 an American was assembling this

00:22:35.980 and an American was making this

00:22:37.200 and it created American jobs,

00:22:38.640 I think we'd feel a lot better

00:22:39.820 about the iPhone

00:22:40.820 that's in our hand

00:22:41.540 knowing that we didn't

00:22:42.180 outsource that labor. 0.94

00:22:43.620 So that kind of touches

00:22:44.400 on the theme

00:22:45.600 of human events today

00:22:46.480 which is nationalism

00:22:47.300 versus globalism.

00:22:48.760 So bringing manufacturing jobs back

00:22:50.800 which is what Trump

00:22:51.980 promised to do.

00:22:53.040 Did he not?

00:22:53.500 I mean, this was a huge

00:22:54.180 campaign promise

00:22:54.900 he's delivering on it.

00:22:56.020 My question would be,

00:22:56.920 and I don't know

00:22:57.220 if you've heard this yet

00:22:58.020 and maybe he'll discuss it

00:22:58.820 with Tim Cook,

00:22:59.580 do we have a trained workforce

00:23:01.200 that can handle that?

00:23:05.640 That's an excellent question.

00:23:06.960 That might be a question

00:23:07.780 that I ask in the Oval Office

00:23:09.240 when I go in at 4.30.

00:23:11.260 But this goes along

00:23:12.480 with the whole trade situation,

00:23:14.540 training people

00:23:16.100 to be electricians,

00:23:17.560 to be plumbers,

00:23:18.440 to be pipe fitters,

00:23:19.380 to be all of these

00:23:20.680 blue collar manufacturing jobs.

00:23:23.500 So do we have the labor force 0.96

00:23:25.700 to manufacture these phones?

00:23:26.800 That's an excellent question, Bo.

00:23:28.300 I can promise you

00:23:29.120 I'm going to ask it

00:23:29.800 a little bit later today.

00:23:31.140 But that opens up

00:23:32.680 a huge job market for people

00:23:34.520 that maybe traditionally

00:23:36.220 didn't want to go

00:23:37.260 the kind of manufacturing route.

00:23:39.300 We have good paying jobs

00:23:40.780 to put these phones together.

00:23:42.080 I think it's an excellent

00:23:43.340 source of income

00:23:44.320 and definitely opportunities

00:23:46.220 for a lot of these

00:23:47.280 young people coming up

00:23:48.820 that necessarily

00:23:50.980 college is not the option

00:23:52.820 for them,

00:23:53.240 but they can be trained

00:23:54.200 to do this

00:23:55.380 and make a good living at it.

00:23:57.240 What would be great, Brian?

00:23:58.760 And maybe they'll do it.

00:23:59.860 I mean, this is why

00:24:00.400 I think it'd be

00:24:00.920 a great question to ask

00:24:01.680 would be,

00:24:02.340 would Apple incentivize

00:24:03.640 training that workforce?

00:24:05.220 Because if they want

00:24:06.180 to have the parts made

00:24:07.320 in America,

00:24:08.200 how great would it be

00:24:09.020 if they could incentivize

00:24:09.800 just like ICE is doing

00:24:10.860 right now in recruiting,

00:24:11.840 you know, what,

00:24:12.460 $50,000 to join ICE

00:24:13.900 and do your country

00:24:14.780 a good service.

00:24:15.540 If you knew that

00:24:16.320 you could have

00:24:16.760 a specialized trade

00:24:17.740 and there's an incentive

00:24:18.400 to do it in a path,

00:24:19.660 that's a path

00:24:20.560 for a lot of people

00:24:21.200 I think would take.

00:24:22.040 So I think that's

00:24:22.500 probably a good thing.

00:24:25.500 That is a good thing.

00:24:26.520 I'll give you a quick example.

00:24:28.040 I know there's a huge

00:24:28.820 battery plant in Georgia

00:24:30.880 that came from South Korea.

00:24:32.360 So they were able

00:24:32.920 to get the plant

00:24:33.980 to South, to Georgia,

00:24:35.760 but they don't have

00:24:36.700 the people to work.

00:24:38.060 So they've had to literally

00:24:39.180 bring in thousands

00:24:40.080 of people from South Korea

00:24:42.280 to work this plant

00:24:43.920 that's in Georgia.

00:24:45.000 So if we can reverse

00:24:45.900 engineer that

00:24:46.740 and train people

00:24:48.060 in the U.S.

00:24:48.880 to do the jobs

00:24:49.760 at Apple,

00:24:50.860 at these battery plants

00:24:52.220 or whatever these

00:24:52.780 companies come in,

00:24:53.940 that's the way

00:24:54.580 you keep the money here

00:24:55.800 because right now

00:24:56.540 it doesn't do any good

00:24:57.880 if we open up

00:24:58.600 these plants for Apple

00:25:00.040 but yet we have to import

00:25:01.500 immigrants in 0.91

00:25:03.220 to work those jobs

00:25:04.360 because they're simply

00:25:04.920 not trained here.

00:25:06.040 We do need to make sure

00:25:06.940 that the jobs we create

00:25:08.160 here are able

00:25:09.060 to be done

00:25:09.640 by the people

00:25:10.240 who live here.

00:25:11.660 So maybe those incentives,

00:25:13.200 you know,

00:25:13.500 I saw some scholarship,

00:25:14.760 I saw on ICE

00:25:15.460 that they would maybe

00:25:16.100 pay off some student loans.

00:25:17.960 That's an incentive

00:25:18.520 and of course

00:25:19.100 these huge big

00:25:19.740 sign-in bonuses as well.

00:25:21.320 I mean,

00:25:21.940 that's just an idea.

00:25:23.420 Apple, as you know,

00:25:24.560 is a very wealthy company,

00:25:26.600 one of the biggest

00:25:26.980 companies in the world.

00:25:28.220 I would think

00:25:29.220 they would be able

00:25:29.760 to come up

00:25:30.360 with some type

00:25:31.540 of incentive plan

00:25:32.360 but I do think

00:25:33.220 it's very important.

00:25:34.120 If we're going to create

00:25:34.960 these jobs here,

00:25:36.000 let's make sure

00:25:36.680 we employ Americans first.

00:25:38.680 Yeah,

00:25:39.080 if they would pay

00:25:39.700 for their trade school

00:25:40.620 or somehow offset the cost,

00:25:41.980 that would be

00:25:42.240 a brilliant plan.

00:25:43.420 Well, Brian,

00:25:43.900 we don't have too much time left

00:25:44.940 but I would like to also

00:25:45.780 touch on some of these

00:25:46.620 subpoenas coming out

00:25:47.560 from Jamie Comer's office

00:25:48.680 regarding Russiagate

00:25:50.040 and the deep state coup.

00:25:51.340 It seems like he has

00:25:52.020 a timeline to talk

00:25:53.060 to these people.

00:25:53.660 What do you know

00:25:54.060 about that?

00:25:56.720 Yeah,

00:25:57.100 there's a little bit

00:25:57.640 of timeline.

00:25:58.260 I know some of the subpoenas

00:25:59.100 that went out,

00:26:00.180 those are set

00:26:01.860 to make their way

00:26:02.860 into D.C.

00:26:03.900 towards the end

00:26:04.760 of August,

00:26:05.780 perhaps even September.

00:26:07.820 But I've also heard,

00:26:08.840 hey,

00:26:09.100 even though we got

00:26:10.620 these subpoenas

00:26:11.200 and we're going to

00:26:11.900 bring them in

00:26:12.340 for questioning,

00:26:13.400 getting indictments

00:26:14.320 is one thing,

00:26:14.960 getting a conviction

00:26:16.000 on some things

00:26:16.680 or another.

00:26:17.220 And if you turn

00:26:17.640 your attention

00:26:18.120 to all of the Epstein

00:26:19.740 information

00:26:20.800 with Bill and Hillary Clinton

00:26:22.420 coming in here as well,

00:26:23.680 there's a lot

00:26:24.240 to uncover there.

00:26:25.140 It's a lot to unpack

00:26:26.080 with this investigation.

00:26:27.400 I've got some sources,

00:26:28.380 some independent journalists

00:26:29.640 that have really

00:26:30.520 put a lot of time

00:26:31.760 into this.

00:26:32.620 Look out for

00:26:33.520 money laundering charges

00:26:35.640 and the interest

00:26:36.660 going towards Hillary

00:26:37.920 and Bill Clinton.

00:26:39.540 Woo! 0.99

00:26:40.180 That's some juicy stuff

00:26:41.420 right there.

00:26:41.820 Well,

00:26:41.900 Brian Glenn,

00:26:42.440 thank you as always,

00:26:43.180 my good friend.

00:26:43.680 Good to see you.

00:26:46.440 And we'll be right back

00:26:47.500 with more Human Events

00:26:48.260 in just two short minutes.

00:26:55.560 Where's Jack?

00:26:57.660 Where's Jack?

00:26:59.640 Where is he?

00:27:01.240 Jack,

00:27:01.720 I want to see you.

00:27:04.900 Great job,

00:27:05.960 Jack.

00:27:06.320 Thank you.

00:27:07.060 What a job you do.

00:27:08.500 You know,

00:27:08.760 we have an incredible thing.

00:27:09.900 We're always talking

00:27:10.480 about the fake news

00:27:11.480 and the bad,

00:27:12.200 but we have guys

00:27:13.220 and these are the guys

00:27:14.600 who should be getting

00:27:15.180 Pulisic.

00:27:17.360 And welcome back

00:27:18.460 to Human Events.

00:27:19.580 As I mentioned earlier

00:27:20.640 in the show,

00:27:21.640 Poland is a really unique place

00:27:23.320 and Jack's there right now.

00:27:25.280 When I visited there,

00:27:26.740 this little tiny town

00:27:27.740 of Ziagan,

00:27:28.300 I enjoyed many pints

00:27:29.320 of the beer

00:27:30.020 that's called Zivitz,

00:27:31.040 which is a great beer,

00:27:31.800 by the way.

00:27:32.260 If I'm in a store,

00:27:32.940 I always try to pick it up

00:27:33.640 if I can find it.

00:27:34.420 And the plum brandy,

00:27:35.540 which is called Slivowice.

00:27:37.080 And as I had

00:27:38.760 those great beverages

00:27:39.660 while listening to

00:27:40.720 Polish NATO troops

00:27:42.220 singing Polish drinking songs

00:27:43.960 in this small little town

00:27:45.200 of Ziagan, Poland,

00:27:46.400 it was a very unique

00:27:47.960 and authentic experience.

00:27:50.240 And what was unique

00:27:51.120 about it too

00:27:51.620 was sometimes I would hear

00:27:52.920 bombs going off

00:27:53.900 in the distance

00:27:54.400 because they were NATO troops

00:27:55.920 and they were doing

00:27:56.880 live training exercises there.

00:27:59.300 And that was very unique

00:28:00.420 because I didn't get

00:28:01.020 the tourist experience

00:28:01.920 like you might have

00:28:02.680 in a place like Warsaw,

00:28:04.020 which is of course

00:28:04.480 a beautiful city,

00:28:05.160 but it's just not

00:28:05.780 the same experiences

00:28:06.700 that I had.

00:28:07.240 And I liked the fact

00:28:08.200 that my experience

00:28:08.800 was non-tourist.

00:28:10.000 But I didn't realize

00:28:10.960 back then

00:28:11.640 how close Poland

00:28:12.940 is to Russia.

00:28:14.480 But now,

00:28:15.640 with the backdrop

00:28:16.380 of the Russia-Ukraine conflict,

00:28:18.140 it becomes

00:28:19.320 all the more prescient.

00:28:20.840 And if this war escalates,

00:28:22.660 those men,

00:28:23.320 those same men

00:28:23.960 that I had a pint with

00:28:24.780 years ago,

00:28:26.140 they could be dead

00:28:26.960 if things don't go

00:28:28.180 the right way.

00:28:29.480 Ukraine doesn't have 0.98

00:28:30.460 any soldiers left.

00:28:31.340 They got no more

00:28:31.900 fight to fight.

00:28:32.640 So this could be

00:28:33.500 the Polish people's fight.

00:28:35.260 It could be

00:28:35.440 the Polish soldiers' fight.

00:28:37.000 It's easy to drink a pint,

00:28:39.140 not so easy

00:28:39.600 to fight the Russians.

00:28:40.340 We voted for President Trump

00:28:41.700 for peace, not war.

00:28:43.020 And I want to use that

00:28:43.500 as a backdrop

00:28:44.020 to set up Jack's clip

00:28:45.060 right now

00:28:45.540 where he'll be discussing

00:28:46.580 the conflict in Russia

00:28:47.760 and Ukraine.

00:28:48.300 Let's take a look at that.

00:28:52.440 All right,

00:28:53.040 Jack Posobiec,

00:28:53.580 we are back here,

00:28:54.920 Warsaw, Poland,

00:28:56.440 just leaving

00:28:57.120 the Polish parliament here.

00:28:59.320 Inauguration held

00:29:00.160 earlier today

00:29:00.960 with the new president,

00:29:02.720 Karol Nabrotsky.

00:29:03.820 Thank you.

00:29:04.540 And one of the key issues

00:29:07.600 facing all of the world

00:29:09.780 as pertains to Poland

00:29:11.500 is, of course,

00:29:12.580 not something that's

00:29:13.240 happening in Poland,

00:29:14.380 but something that's

00:29:15.060 happening next door

00:29:16.480 to Poland

00:29:17.460 because, of course,

00:29:18.980 Poland shares

00:29:20.100 sizable border

00:29:21.640 with Ukraine.

00:29:23.540 And the Ukraine war,

00:29:24.860 this deadline,

00:29:25.960 President Trump

00:29:26.660 has established

00:29:28.660 this Friday

00:29:29.560 as the deadline

00:29:31.000 for what he hopes

00:29:32.400 to be a ceasefire

00:29:33.940 that he's seeking

00:29:34.620 between Ukraine

00:29:35.980 and Russia.

00:29:37.420 Why is Poland 0.99

00:29:38.260 so significant?

00:29:39.360 Not only, of course,

00:29:40.160 does Poland

00:29:40.620 maintain that border,

00:29:42.140 but Poland

00:29:43.080 is the logistics hub

00:29:44.800 for something like

00:29:46.580 95% of all

00:29:48.620 of the military supplies

00:29:49.980 that are heading

00:29:51.060 to Ukraine

00:29:52.140 are all coming

00:29:53.680 through Poland,

00:29:55.120 particularly in places

00:29:56.160 in the south

00:29:56.740 like Zhezhov.

00:29:58.180 So,

00:29:59.200 a key element

00:30:00.360 of the war effort

00:30:03.340 is keeping those

00:30:04.340 supply lines open

00:30:05.400 for all of the NATO

00:30:06.980 equipment,

00:30:08.700 which is coming

00:30:09.420 through Poland.

00:30:11.000 And this has been

00:30:12.200 an issue

00:30:12.660 and it was an issue

00:30:13.940 in the presidential election.

00:30:15.680 Why?

00:30:16.300 Because Karol Novrotsky,

00:30:18.200 when he was campaigning,

00:30:19.380 he brought up

00:30:19.860 a number of things

00:30:21.120 that the Ukrainians

00:30:22.440 and Zelensky

00:30:22.960 would rather

00:30:23.980 not be talked about.

00:30:25.780 What did he talk about?

00:30:27.320 Well,

00:30:28.020 he talked about the fact

00:30:29.080 that there is corruption

00:30:30.400 currently in Ukraine.

00:30:32.360 We're seeing that

00:30:33.060 across the board now.

00:30:34.440 Everyone's reporting it.

00:30:36.540 And what did they say?

00:30:38.320 They said that

00:30:39.100 because of this corruption,

00:30:41.000 that it would be

00:30:41.520 very hard

00:30:42.260 for Poland

00:30:43.680 or Novrotsky

00:30:44.420 to support Ukraine

00:30:46.200 entering the European Union.

00:30:48.700 He also said

00:30:49.700 that he would not support

00:30:50.740 Ukraine in NATO.

00:30:52.260 Of course,

00:30:52.540 it doesn't make any sense

00:30:53.800 for Ukraine

00:30:55.020 to be in NATO

00:30:55.860 when Ukraine is currently

00:30:57.600 at war with Russia.

00:30:58.780 This would bring Russia 1.00

00:30:59.580 under Article 5

00:31:00.900 into a direct

00:31:01.960 military conflict

00:31:03.080 with all of NATO.

00:31:04.220 He would trigger Article 5 0.96

00:31:05.680 and all of the NATO nations

00:31:06.940 would be required

00:31:07.640 to respond.

00:31:08.320 Can't have that.

00:31:10.160 So the new president

00:31:11.180 of Poland

00:31:11.740 brought all of this up

00:31:13.740 while on the campaign trail

00:31:15.560 went on to win the election

00:31:17.520 and the hearts and minds

00:31:19.160 of tens of thousands

00:31:20.420 of people

00:31:21.020 who marched

00:31:21.920 throughout the streets

00:31:22.700 here earlier today.

00:31:24.100 And by the way,

00:31:24.760 you can see how

00:31:25.580 clean these streets are.

00:31:27.700 There were tens of thousands

00:31:28.680 of people here

00:31:29.320 earlier today

00:31:30.040 marching outside

00:31:31.000 the parliament.

00:31:31.840 The same.

00:31:32.280 You can't see a thing

00:31:34.460 on the street.

00:31:35.260 Not a speck of trash.

00:31:37.300 The other significant

00:31:40.880 target

00:31:42.660 for the Ukraine-Poland

00:31:44.100 relationship,

00:31:45.140 of course,

00:31:45.620 is the level of migrants 0.75

00:31:46.780 that Poland 0.95

00:31:47.720 has accepted

00:31:48.380 from Ukraine.

00:31:49.980 Two million,

00:31:51.120 give or take,

00:31:52.020 have been accepted

00:31:52.780 since the start

00:31:53.780 of the war

00:31:54.140 all the way back

00:31:54.840 in 2014

00:31:55.700 when it kicked off

00:31:57.560 in the Donbass region

00:31:58.780 have been accepted

00:31:59.800 by Poland.

00:32:00.520 and this has created

00:32:02.180 a huge pressure

00:32:03.520 on the Polish

00:32:04.580 labor market

00:32:05.600 because even though

00:32:06.140 I mentioned

00:32:06.580 in my earlier monologue

00:32:08.160 in that report

00:32:09.740 I was talking about

00:32:10.440 how Poland

00:32:11.240 has this huge job

00:32:12.220 boom,

00:32:12.420 it does,

00:32:13.160 but many,

00:32:14.160 many,

00:32:14.460 many service jobs

00:32:15.720 are being taken

00:32:16.620 by Ukrainians,

00:32:17.700 many jobs

00:32:18.920 that are

00:32:20.380 particularly low-skilled,

00:32:21.860 Uber drivers,

00:32:23.260 DoorDash,

00:32:23.760 that type of thing,

00:32:24.740 a lot of that

00:32:25.340 is being taken

00:32:25.860 by Ukrainian migrants

00:32:26.960 and this created

00:32:28.180 an issue

00:32:28.660 for the native Polish

00:32:30.380 many the same way

00:32:31.160 it does

00:32:31.560 in other countries

00:32:32.580 not in terms

00:32:33.120 of a compatibility issue

00:32:34.340 but certainly

00:32:35.060 in terms

00:32:35.460 of the economic effects

00:32:37.020 of simply accepting

00:32:38.320 that many people.

00:32:39.780 It puts downward pressure

00:32:40.720 on wages,

00:32:42.200 downward pressure

00:32:42.840 on job growth

00:32:43.760 and job

00:32:44.680 on employment,

00:32:46.880 access,

00:32:48.080 downward pressure

00:32:48.660 of course

00:32:49.200 on all sorts

00:32:51.040 of things,

00:32:51.400 the healthcare system,

00:32:52.800 housing,

00:32:53.340 all the rest of it.

00:32:54.080 So these are all issues

00:32:56.000 that have come into play

00:32:57.440 when looking at

00:32:58.760 the Ukraine situation

00:32:59.820 not to mention inflation

00:33:01.320 because the war

00:33:02.600 has created

00:33:03.320 a significant inflation

00:33:04.560 because of the cutoff

00:33:06.080 of all of the energy

00:33:09.520 from Russia

00:33:10.580 really to the rest

00:33:13.100 of Western Europe

00:33:13.760 and so Poland

00:33:15.040 is now embarking

00:33:16.800 on deals for LNG

00:33:18.100 with the United States.

00:33:20.360 However,

00:33:20.620 because that is

00:33:21.300 more expensive,

00:33:22.480 that increased price

00:33:23.980 when the price

00:33:24.420 of your energy

00:33:24.820 goes up,

00:33:25.540 the price

00:33:25.880 of everything

00:33:26.620 goes up

00:33:27.660 because that's

00:33:28.840 an input

00:33:29.280 that's required

00:33:29.880 to go into

00:33:30.800 literally every product

00:33:32.340 and service

00:33:32.960 that you have.

00:33:34.820 So what does that mean?

00:33:35.740 That means inflation

00:33:36.700 has become an issue

00:33:37.740 as well.

00:33:38.540 People are getting tired.

00:33:39.480 People are getting tired

00:33:40.180 of the situation

00:33:40.860 and of course

00:33:41.720 they can look to Ukraine

00:33:43.100 and they can see

00:33:43.820 the battlefield.

00:33:44.520 Now this doesn't mean

00:33:45.220 by the way

00:33:45.740 that Poland 0.95

00:33:46.420 has any love lost

00:33:47.340 for Russia.

00:33:48.120 They don't.

00:33:48.720 You're not going to find

00:33:49.360 any of that here.

00:33:50.500 But what you will hear

00:33:51.660 and you can see

00:33:52.260 signs of this

00:33:52.960 even just outside

00:33:53.860 the farm

00:33:54.220 where we were

00:33:54.820 there were signs up

00:33:55.760 that say

00:33:56.120 not our war.

00:33:58.020 Not our war.

00:33:59.520 That is something

00:34:00.240 that we're hearing

00:34:00.800 three and a half years in

00:34:02.160 that you would not

00:34:03.220 have heard

00:34:03.680 just a few days

00:34:05.160 or a few weeks

00:34:05.860 into it.

00:34:06.560 And certainly

00:34:06.900 there are lots

00:34:07.400 of Polish volunteers

00:34:08.700 that have gone over

00:34:10.500 to volunteer

00:34:11.600 in the fighting,

00:34:13.060 volunteer on

00:34:13.480 the Ukrainian side.

00:34:14.480 However,

00:34:15.320 the average Polish people

00:34:16.820 are showing

00:34:17.480 those signs

00:34:18.300 of fatigue,

00:34:20.060 showing signs

00:34:20.580 of war fatigue,

00:34:21.420 showing signs

00:34:22.100 that their willingness

00:34:23.640 to continue

00:34:24.460 to support

00:34:25.360 all of this

00:34:26.060 is starting

00:34:26.920 to come

00:34:27.880 to an end.

00:34:29.880 And certainly

00:34:30.320 when you look

00:34:30.800 at the battlefield,

00:34:31.560 when you look

00:34:31.880 at the lines

00:34:32.520 of Percrofts

00:34:33.840 being taken

00:34:34.580 by the Russians,

00:34:35.880 Chasad-Yar

00:34:36.440 being taken as well,

00:34:37.560 the fortress cities

00:34:38.440 of Donbass

00:34:39.240 and that region

00:34:39.880 now falling

00:34:41.020 under direct threat

00:34:43.620 of the Russian advance,

00:34:45.040 there are real questions

00:34:46.080 about what will come down

00:34:47.400 as a result

00:34:48.340 of all of this.

00:34:49.060 President Trump,

00:34:49.920 of course,

00:34:50.260 knows this as well.

00:34:51.220 He gets the intelligence

00:34:52.240 far more directly

00:34:53.640 than anyone.

00:34:55.320 And what he's looking at,

00:34:56.660 I believe,

00:34:57.380 and I've said

00:34:57.720 for a number of times,

00:34:59.260 one assessment

00:34:59.900 that I have

00:35:00.540 is that

00:35:01.140 this 10 days

00:35:03.660 or 50 days

00:35:04.440 which turned

00:35:04.860 to 10 days,

00:35:06.340 it's all about Ukraine.

00:35:08.880 And it's all about

00:35:09.740 whether or not

00:35:10.320 Ukraine will collapse.

00:35:12.340 But if Ukraine

00:35:12.940 ends up collapsing,

00:35:15.520 their front lines

00:35:16.280 go down, 0.52

00:35:16.860 as well as

00:35:17.440 the political situation

00:35:18.420 that we've seen

00:35:19.040 deteriorating,

00:35:20.400 the protests

00:35:22.180 against Zelensky

00:35:23.600 doing away

00:35:24.660 with the Anti-Corruption Bureau,

00:35:26.720 there are serious questions

00:35:28.020 as to whether or not

00:35:29.280 Ukraine's government

00:35:30.580 will see a collapse

00:35:31.840 as well as

00:35:32.600 their front lines

00:35:33.180 have seen the situation,

00:35:34.200 Russian forces coming in,

00:35:35.840 and we've been reporting

00:35:36.660 with Tony Schaefer

00:35:37.340 and others here

00:35:37.880 on the program

00:35:38.540 how the Russians

00:35:39.520 are cutting

00:35:41.000 the supply lines

00:35:41.980 to Ukraine.

00:35:42.900 so just showing

00:35:44.720 some scenes

00:35:45.280 of Poland

00:35:45.740 where of course

00:35:46.260 you wouldn't realize

00:35:47.720 that there's

00:35:48.640 this massive war

00:35:49.960 taking place

00:35:51.260 not far,

00:35:52.520 just a few hours away

00:35:53.660 from where we stand

00:35:55.240 right now

00:35:55.900 as we're recording

00:35:56.860 all of this.

00:35:57.960 Life continues

00:35:58.880 as usual

00:35:59.840 in Poland

00:36:00.740 and yet we know

00:36:02.580 that not far away

00:36:03.700 there is a massive

00:36:04.880 war waging.

00:36:06.860 The question is

00:36:07.660 will President Trump

00:36:09.100 be able to see

00:36:10.360 it to its fruition?

00:36:12.140 Likely,

00:36:12.700 it will require

00:36:13.420 as we've seen

00:36:14.280 meeting between

00:36:15.640 Witkoff and Putin,

00:36:17.480 it's going to require

00:36:18.340 those direct negotiations,

00:36:20.360 those direct links.

00:36:21.640 What came out

00:36:22.360 of that meeting,

00:36:24.180 well we're told

00:36:24.600 that Witkoff and Putin

00:36:25.440 met for about

00:36:26.200 three hours

00:36:26.980 and during

00:36:27.840 those three hours

00:36:28.960 what's interesting

00:36:30.140 is we haven't

00:36:30.700 gotten a full readout

00:36:31.640 yet from the

00:36:32.300 Russian side

00:36:33.240 or from the U.S. side.

00:36:35.500 The Russian media

00:36:36.440 has said

00:36:36.940 that they received

00:36:38.260 signals

00:36:38.840 from one side

00:36:40.320 to another

00:36:40.800 so the Russians 0.93

00:36:41.900 read the signals

00:36:43.000 and received the signals

00:36:43.960 from the Americans.

00:36:45.200 The Americans

00:36:45.680 received the

00:36:46.860 sent signals

00:36:47.640 which were also

00:36:48.540 received by the Russians.

00:36:50.480 Okay?

00:36:51.020 We've got our signals

00:36:52.140 but what signals

00:36:53.100 were they?

00:36:53.720 What do they mean?

00:36:54.580 And will this

00:36:56.060 lead to an

00:36:57.560 opening deal

00:36:58.280 or perhaps

00:36:58.920 even a meeting

00:36:59.720 between President

00:37:01.000 Trump and

00:37:02.240 President Putin?

00:37:03.680 All of which

00:37:04.420 remains to be seen

00:37:05.600 but I think

00:37:06.900 a lot of people

00:37:07.440 are pointing to

00:37:08.320 this meeting

00:37:09.180 as a chance

00:37:10.340 for peace

00:37:11.780 and a chance

00:37:12.640 for an overall

00:37:13.560 lasting

00:37:14.580 a lot

00:37:15.700 not alliance

00:37:16.320 but an overall

00:37:17.040 lasting agreement

00:37:18.700 between the U.S.

00:37:20.700 and Russia

00:37:21.280 that incorporates

00:37:22.400 the security

00:37:23.220 of NATO

00:37:24.000 and security

00:37:24.740 of Ukraine

00:37:25.740 as well.

00:37:26.600 This is Jack Posobiec

00:37:27.420 here

00:37:27.740 Warsaw Bullitt.

00:37:31.320 And as Jack said

00:37:32.500 the deadline

00:37:33.140 is Friday

00:37:34.080 and Trump

00:37:34.900 increased India's

00:37:35.740 tariffs to 50%

00:37:36.600 so the heat

00:37:37.760 is on

00:37:38.540 Vladimir Putin.

00:37:39.580 Now the easy way

00:37:40.420 is a good deal

00:37:41.160 the hard way

00:37:42.180 well it's when

00:37:43.020 we have to tariff you.

00:37:44.240 We voted for

00:37:44.720 President Trump

00:37:45.280 for peace

00:37:45.900 not war

00:37:46.440 so we hope

00:37:46.980 that he's able

00:37:47.440 to continue

00:37:47.880 that policy

00:37:48.520 and pressure Putin.

00:37:50.000 Human Events

00:37:50.360 will be right back

00:37:51.040 in just a few

00:37:51.460 short minutes.

00:37:55.740 Jack is a great guy

00:37:58.300 he's written

00:37:58.740 that fantastic book

00:37:59.920 everybody's talking

00:38:00.780 about it

00:38:01.260 go get it

00:38:01.860 and he's been

00:38:02.900 my friend

00:38:03.360 right from the beginning

00:38:04.300 of this whole

00:38:05.040 beautiful event

00:38:05.900 and we're going to

00:38:07.120 turn it around

00:38:07.740 and make our country

00:38:08.660 cry to get to him.

00:38:09.680 Amen.

00:38:12.920 Welcome back

00:38:13.760 to Human Events

00:38:14.500 I am Bo Davidson

00:38:15.460 in for Jack Posobiec

00:38:16.900 who is in Poland

00:38:18.260 and we actually

00:38:19.040 have some great

00:38:19.740 footage of Jack

00:38:20.580 and Tanya

00:38:21.080 in Poland

00:38:21.700 which we want

00:38:22.560 to show you

00:38:22.920 right now

00:38:23.340 Tanya has some

00:38:24.000 great comments

00:38:24.860 about what

00:38:25.660 this Polish election

00:38:26.620 means to the

00:38:27.860 patriots of Poland

00:38:28.560 and they are

00:38:29.300 indeed patriots

00:38:30.120 let's take a look

00:38:30.620 at this.

00:38:33.260 Talk to me

00:38:33.960 a little bit

00:38:34.500 about why

00:38:35.440 it's such a big deal

00:38:36.800 that people

00:38:38.200 are standing up

00:38:38.960 for their country

00:38:39.860 and putting that

00:38:42.240 over this idea

00:38:43.460 of globalism

00:38:45.300 and no borders

00:38:46.440 and anyone

00:38:48.300 can be a global

00:38:49.320 citizen

00:38:49.820 and all this.

00:38:50.700 I think

00:38:52.580 first and foremost

00:38:53.820 it's the proof

00:38:54.860 that globalism

00:38:57.320 as a system

00:38:58.340 is failing

00:38:59.100 and we see it

00:39:00.520 in many examples

00:39:01.780 like the failed

00:39:03.160 global economies

00:39:05.000 in Germany

00:39:06.700 Switzerland

00:39:08.500 France

00:39:11.740 and here in Poland

00:39:14.100 we see people

00:39:15.240 standing up

00:39:16.120 and embracing

00:39:17.140 their national identity.

00:39:18.620 and you know

00:39:19.540 one specific thing

00:39:20.900 that I would mention

00:39:21.660 that Nowrowski 0.99

00:39:22.740 even said

00:39:23.620 in his inaugural speech

00:39:24.980 today

00:39:25.300 that the euro

00:39:26.640 will never come

00:39:27.980 to Poland

00:39:28.880 so Poland

00:39:30.000 as

00:39:30.660 you can explain

00:39:31.500 that a little bit

00:39:32.240 Poland does not 1.00

00:39:33.360 have the euro

00:39:34.120 even though

00:39:34.700 they're in the EU

00:39:35.540 and what it does

00:39:37.100 it strengthens

00:39:39.160 their national economy

00:39:40.740 it makes them

00:39:41.900 less dependent

00:39:42.780 from the EU banks

00:39:44.560 and this in turn

00:39:46.020 helps them

00:39:46.820 to stand their ground

00:39:48.200 and say no

00:39:50.360 to the EU

00:39:51.400 global mission.

00:39:52.580 Great so if you

00:39:53.140 have control

00:39:53.520 of your own currency

00:39:54.320 then you have control

00:39:55.200 of your own currency

00:39:56.340 market.

00:39:57.820 Oh yeah

00:39:58.120 some great thoughts

00:39:58.860 from Jack and Tanya

00:39:59.680 there.

00:40:00.040 You know

00:40:00.140 make Poland great again.

00:40:02.540 Poland is indeed 0.50

00:40:03.160 it's a great place

00:40:04.220 and it is a microcosm

00:40:05.860 of what we fight for

00:40:07.280 right here in America

00:40:08.100 and that's borders

00:40:08.920 language

00:40:09.560 culture

00:40:10.280 heritage

00:40:11.120 peace through strength

00:40:12.660 less endless wars

00:40:14.080 more human prosperity

00:40:15.760 and as we come

00:40:16.960 to a close today

00:40:17.840 I want to mention

00:40:18.820 that we are still

00:40:19.680 in a psychological war

00:40:21.800 right here in the United States

00:40:22.960 and we fight

00:40:24.000 the DNA of violence

00:40:25.460 every single day.

00:40:27.400 When we look

00:40:27.900 at this 19 year old

00:40:29.260 Doge staffer

00:40:30.160 his name is

00:40:30.700 Edward Corustein

00:40:31.680 getting beaten

00:40:32.760 in Logan's circle

00:40:34.260 in D.C.

00:40:35.120 while merely trying

00:40:36.160 to help a woman

00:40:36.920 it's a reminder

00:40:38.160 of what's at stake

00:40:39.280 in America

00:40:40.240 the battle of good

00:40:41.660 versus evil

00:40:42.420 and the DNA

00:40:43.820 of violence.

00:40:45.720 I'm from Memphis

00:40:46.160 Tennessee

00:40:46.560 you guys may not know

00:40:47.920 that but that's

00:40:48.460 where I'm from

00:40:48.880 and I hate to say it

00:40:49.920 but it's a very

00:40:50.980 violent place as well.

00:40:52.740 Every single night

00:40:53.520 at home

00:40:53.980 where my mom lives

00:40:54.960 the local news

00:40:56.180 reports a new homicide

00:40:57.580 it's usually

00:40:58.340 drug or gang related

00:40:59.920 and sadly

00:41:01.000 the local government

00:41:01.920 remains largely

00:41:02.900 the same

00:41:03.580 and that's true

00:41:04.600 for D.C.

00:41:05.200 a largely

00:41:05.680 Democrat-run district

00:41:07.360 helmed by Mayor

00:41:08.420 Muriel Bowser.

00:41:10.060 Now Elon Musk

00:41:10.720 has been at odds

00:41:11.480 with President Trump

00:41:12.420 lately over

00:41:13.020 the big beautiful bill

00:41:14.240 you've heard about that

00:41:15.040 but recently

00:41:15.640 he sided with

00:41:16.800 the president

00:41:17.360 when Trump

00:41:18.080 threatened to

00:41:18.620 federalize D.C.

00:41:19.660 after Edward Corustein

00:41:20.740 was beaten.

00:41:21.660 You have a dozen men

00:41:22.580 attacking a woman

00:41:23.380 and a young Doge

00:41:24.400 staffer comes in

00:41:25.240 to help her

00:41:25.760 and sustains

00:41:26.700 a concussion.

00:41:27.380 Now let's go back

00:41:28.460 to Trump's post

00:41:29.740 on this situation

00:41:30.460 here's what he said

00:41:31.080 crime in Washington D.C.

00:41:32.600 is totally out of control

00:41:34.020 he talks about

00:41:34.980 the local youths

00:41:36.100 quote

00:41:36.360 and gang members

00:41:37.360 some only 14, 15

00:41:38.760 and 16 years old

00:41:39.860 are randomly attacking

00:41:41.200 mugging, maiming 0.56

00:41:42.180 and shooting innocent citizens

00:41:43.460 at the same time

00:41:44.660 knowing that they will be

00:41:45.940 almost immediately

00:41:47.180 released

00:41:48.080 they're not afraid

00:41:49.100 of law enforcement

00:41:49.920 because they know

00:41:50.780 nothing ever happens

00:41:51.580 to them

00:41:51.940 but it's going to happen now

00:41:53.380 the law in D.C.

00:41:54.580 must be changed

00:41:55.400 to prosecute these

00:41:56.340 quote minors

00:41:57.080 as adults

00:41:57.740 and locked them up

00:41:58.780 for a long time

00:41:59.600 starting at age 14

00:42:00.820 the most recent victim

00:42:02.180 was beaten mercilessly

00:42:03.360 by local thugs

00:42:04.300 Washington D.C.

00:42:05.500 must be safe

00:42:06.260 clean and beautiful

00:42:07.000 for all Americans

00:42:07.820 and most importantly

00:42:08.960 for all Americans

00:42:10.140 for the world to see

00:42:11.160 if D.C. doesn't get

00:42:12.200 its act together

00:42:13.020 and quickly

00:42:13.600 we will have no choice

00:42:15.020 but to take federal

00:42:15.860 control of the city

00:42:16.700 and run the city

00:42:17.700 how it should be run

00:42:18.740 and put criminals

00:42:19.660 on notice

00:42:20.260 that they're not going

00:42:21.400 to get away

00:42:22.100 with it anymore

00:42:23.000 perhaps it should have

00:42:24.240 been done a long time ago

00:42:25.760 and then this incredible

00:42:26.720 young man

00:42:27.240 and so many others

00:42:28.140 would not have to go

00:42:29.260 through the horrors

00:42:30.040 of violent crime

00:42:30.980 if this continues

00:42:32.080 I'm going to exert

00:42:33.000 my powers

00:42:33.640 and federalize this city

00:42:35.200 make America

00:42:36.420 great again

00:42:37.580 so folks you see

00:42:39.620 this is an example

00:42:40.800 of what I call

00:42:41.620 the DNA of violence

00:42:43.000 it's the ethos

00:42:44.380 of violence

00:42:45.080 and it starts young

00:42:46.080 14, 15, 16 years old

00:42:47.840 there has to be

00:42:49.060 some consequence

00:42:50.100 for the crime

00:42:51.060 and I'm looking at you

00:42:52.300 Mayor Bowser

00:42:53.540 it comes down to you

00:42:54.800 that there has to be

00:42:55.800 accountability

00:42:56.580 you have to do

00:42:57.820 something about it

00:42:58.660 and in a related story

00:43:00.360 about the DNA

00:43:01.380 of violence

00:43:01.980 it doesn't have to be

00:43:03.320 physical violence

00:43:04.200 it can be

00:43:05.000 political violence

00:43:06.220 or ideological violence

00:43:07.600 or what we could call

00:43:08.260 cultural violence

00:43:09.180 look at Sidney Sweeney

00:43:10.420 I'm sure by now

00:43:12.340 most of you know

00:43:13.140 about the controversy

00:43:14.140 surrounding the actress

00:43:15.180 Sidney Sweeney

00:43:15.820 and her American Eagle

00:43:17.180 jeans ad

00:43:17.940 well it's only controversial

00:43:19.800 because some lovely

00:43:21.260 internet sleuths out there

00:43:22.540 found Sweeney

00:43:23.380 as a registered Republican

00:43:24.540 which then Donald Trump

00:43:26.240 went on of course

00:43:27.020 to praise

00:43:27.500 now that adulation

00:43:29.140 alone

00:43:29.860 was enough

00:43:30.880 to associate Sweeney

00:43:32.120 with white supremacy

00:43:33.260 but it wasn't just that

00:43:35.500 Salon

00:43:36.400 that wonderful

00:43:37.440 liberal outlet

00:43:38.200 out there

00:43:38.660 said that having

00:43:39.780 great genes

00:43:41.000 G-E-N-E-S 1.00

00:43:42.220 a pun on the word

00:43:42.980 for genetics

00:43:43.700 has connotations

00:43:45.100 with whiteness

00:43:46.100 thinness

00:43:47.140 and attractiveness

00:43:48.360 as if all three

00:43:49.660 of those things

00:43:50.280 are de facto

00:43:51.140 terrible things

00:43:52.540 now

00:43:53.620 the company

00:43:54.200 American Eagle

00:43:54.720 did defend Sweeney

00:43:55.760 and they stated this

00:43:56.600 quote

00:43:56.840 Sidney Sweeney

00:43:57.780 has great genes

00:43:58.820 is and always was

00:44:00.200 about the genes

00:44:01.400 her genes

00:44:02.180 her story

00:44:02.820 we'll continue to celebrate

00:44:04.120 how everyone wears

00:44:05.080 their AE jeans

00:44:05.860 with confidence

00:44:06.500 their way

00:44:07.320 but

00:44:08.120 the company removed

00:44:09.540 the ad from their

00:44:10.380 social media accounts

00:44:11.420 which

00:44:12.120 isn't that like

00:44:12.940 having it both ways

00:44:13.780 you defend her

00:44:14.720 but then you

00:44:15.420 take it off

00:44:16.140 your social media pages

00:44:17.240 seems like mixed

00:44:18.320 messaging to me

00:44:19.240 now comedian

00:44:20.220 Michael Rappaport

00:44:21.040 defended Sweeney

00:44:21.840 saying

00:44:22.180 people love

00:44:23.060 bullying celebrities

00:44:23.980 especially female celebrities 1.00

00:44:25.400 who cares who she voted for 0.98

00:44:26.760 who cares who she's registered 0.68

00:44:28.200 to vote for

00:44:28.780 who cares who anybody

00:44:30.120 is registered to vote for

00:44:31.240 get a life

00:44:31.960 you want to run her 0.98

00:44:33.160 into the ground

00:44:33.760 you want to build

00:44:35.020 these people up

00:44:35.820 and then run them

00:44:36.520 into the ground

00:44:37.360 leave Sidney Sweeney

00:44:38.740 the F alone

00:44:39.660 and I agree

00:44:40.760 with Michael Rappaport

00:44:41.740 I think we have

00:44:42.740 entered the age

00:44:43.480 of political

00:44:44.380 outrage porn

00:44:45.400 it's its own brand

00:44:47.360 of ideological violence

00:44:48.800 or cultural violence

00:44:49.980 and by that I mean

00:44:51.300 cancel culture

00:44:52.240 is nothing new

00:44:53.240 folks

00:44:53.480 let's be honest

00:44:54.020 with that

00:44:54.460 but now the punishment

00:44:55.780 goes far beyond that

00:44:57.380 it's punishing people

00:44:58.900 for literally doing

00:45:00.440 nothing wrong

00:45:01.180 for merely having

00:45:02.400 an opinion

00:45:03.120 and not even having

00:45:04.520 a vocal opinion

00:45:05.600 Sidney Sweeney

00:45:06.240 is a registered

00:45:07.280 Republican

00:45:07.880 she did not speak

00:45:09.280 at the RNC

00:45:10.020 so these people

00:45:11.040 they go online

00:45:11.820 to find something

00:45:12.500 about Sweeney

00:45:12.940 they don't like

00:45:13.600 because frankly

00:45:14.500 they are

00:45:14.820 well they're not

00:45:15.500 as attractive as her

00:45:16.440 or never could

00:45:17.220 they get her attention

00:45:18.060 and they try to use

00:45:19.500 that to take her down 0.92

00:45:20.480 why?

00:45:22.040 because she's in a jeans ad

00:45:23.440 with a fun play

00:45:24.380 on the word jeans?

00:45:25.860 because she has

00:45:26.780 great jeans?

00:45:28.140 since when did

00:45:28.740 bad jeans sell jeans?

00:45:30.820 Beyonce is currently

00:45:31.920 in a Levi's campaign

00:45:33.360 called the denim cowboy

00:45:34.900 okay so we can agree

00:45:37.080 that Beyonce

00:45:37.660 has great jeans too

00:45:38.840 right?

00:45:39.540 oh but wait

00:45:40.360 Beyonce had a song

00:45:41.620 for Kamala Harris's

00:45:42.580 campaign

00:45:43.020 she had a song

00:45:43.940 called Freedom

00:45:44.560 granted she did not

00:45:46.300 perform at the

00:45:47.720 Democratic National

00:45:48.560 Convention as was

00:45:49.880 hinted

00:45:50.400 I mean who would

00:45:51.380 want that gig

00:45:51.980 if Kamala were

00:45:52.960 the nominee?

00:45:54.660 but because Beyonce

00:45:55.400 is black or half black

00:45:56.800 for those who are

00:45:57.400 counting and supports

00:45:58.400 Democrats

00:45:59.020 her jeans are okay

00:46:00.500 but Sidney Sweeney's

00:46:01.800 are not

00:46:02.320 American Eagle

00:46:03.340 is racist and Nazi 0.57

00:46:04.300 but Levi's is not

00:46:05.360 and this is the paradox

00:46:06.560 that we are living in

00:46:07.980 and this all comes

00:46:09.100 back to what

00:46:09.660 Michael Rappaport

00:46:10.440 said about the type

00:46:11.860 of person tearing

00:46:12.860 Sweeney down

00:46:13.700 these are lowlife

00:46:15.640 people with nothing

00:46:16.500 better to do

00:46:17.180 but sadly

00:46:18.080 outrage porn is

00:46:19.040 clickbait

00:46:19.520 it has a feeding

00:46:20.320 trough

00:46:20.720 the pigs feed here

00:46:21.860 when Sweeney

00:46:22.720 attended the premiere

00:46:23.420 of her movie

00:46:23.900 Americana

00:46:24.600 a heckler yelled out 0.75

00:46:25.520 stop the ad

00:46:26.200 that's being racist

00:46:27.080 you see

00:46:27.780 someone took the time

00:46:29.120 to go to her premiere

00:46:29.960 so that they could

00:46:30.620 yell this very

00:46:31.260 false and pathetic

00:46:32.380 slur at her

00:46:33.080 and what is the end game

00:46:34.400 stop the ad

00:46:35.200 kill American Eagle

00:46:36.280 kill her movies 0.99

00:46:37.020 get her to stop acting 0.96

00:46:38.400 get her to repent

00:46:39.360 of her whiteness 0.82

00:46:40.080 thinness and attractiveness

00:46:41.100 I truly think that

00:46:42.380 racial politics end game

00:46:43.560 is one of total

00:46:44.240 repentance

00:46:44.680 contrition

00:46:45.280 and a recalibration

00:46:46.560 of the color scales

00:46:47.380 which is exactly

00:46:48.260 what makes it racist

00:46:49.200 to have some sort of

00:46:50.240 hierarchy of what

00:46:51.100 colors are good and bad

00:46:52.140 so if you can somehow

00:46:53.160 slander a person

00:46:54.140 with the dreaded R word

00:46:55.300 then you can cancel them

00:46:56.600 who would have thought

00:46:57.360 that a jeans ad

00:46:58.280 could do that

00:46:58.940 it's the people

00:46:59.940 with bad jeans

00:47:00.960 G-E-N-E-S 1.00

00:47:01.780 who are doing

00:47:02.180 all the heckling

00:47:02.740 and no I don't mean

00:47:03.720 in terms of how

00:47:04.360 aesthetically they look

00:47:05.320 I mean that the jeans

00:47:06.560 that got passed down

00:47:07.540 to their brains

00:47:08.160 are severely lacking

00:47:09.100 so there is a DNA

00:47:10.840 of violence

00:47:11.360 we are talking about

00:47:12.300 a DNA of violence

00:47:13.800 it happens in the

00:47:14.700 streets of D.C.

00:47:15.720 it happens with

00:47:16.540 what's happening

00:47:17.040 with Sidney Sweeney

00:47:17.760 and American Eagle

00:47:18.460 it's happening everywhere

00:47:19.820 and we've got to

00:47:20.820 put an end to it

00:47:21.520 and my solution to that

00:47:22.860 is number one

00:47:23.420 consequences like

00:47:24.240 these ICE agents did

00:47:25.280 renting the Penske trucks

00:47:26.420 but also better parenting

00:47:28.260 better mentoring

00:47:29.700 seeing someone that's hurting

00:47:31.580 and counseling that person

00:47:33.160 it's starting early folks

00:47:34.820 13, 14, 15 years old

00:47:36.380 and that's got to stop

00:47:37.440 now Human Events

00:47:38.300 will be back tomorrow

00:47:39.380 we have a lot more to come

00:47:40.940 so make sure you stay tuned

00:47:42.240 in tomorrow

00:47:43.000 same time

00:47:43.760 same place

00:47:44.360 have a good day guys

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - August 06, 2025

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