REVOLUTIONIZING PEACEļ¼ President Trump Does The Unimaginable
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On this episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec is joined by a special guest to discuss the dangers of Antifa, President Trump's latest comments about Portland, and much, much more! Jack is a commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran. He is also the host of the popular podcast, "Deliver Us From Evil."
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
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Supernatorial candidate Katie Porter is facing criticism from all sides after attempting to walk out of a recent interview.
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The former Orange County congresswoman took exception to a reporter's question about appealing to voters who also voted for President Trump.
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Well, unless you think you're going to get 60 percent of the vote.
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It's a beautiful phrase, and we hope it's going to come true, but it's very close.
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We have a great team over there, great negotiators.
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We're dealing with Hamas and many of the countries.
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Very rich countries and some that are not so rich, but just about everybody's included.
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And our final negotiation, as you know, is with Hamas.
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The war in Gaza is almost over for the first time in months.
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President Trump has done what so many thought was impossible.
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Celebrations erupted at Hostages Square in Tel Aviv overnight as Israelis processed the news that all of the remaining hostages held by Hamas will be released in the days ahead.
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Hundreds of National Guard troops are now on the ground just outside Chicago.
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One of the first places we are expecting to see them is here at this ICE facility, where they will take over securing this building and freeing up federal agents to focus on Operation Midway Blitz, which began one month ago today.
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So far, close to 1,500 illegal aliens have been arrested as part of that operation.
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But we are told that there are still several thousand more individuals that ICE has on its target list.
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President Trump and members of his cabinet had some choice words to say about Portland today at a roundtable meeting at the White House.
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It comes as the Trump administration continues to try and send National Guard troops to Portland's ICE facility.
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And, Mr. President, I think the situation is getting worse.
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And we're starting to see a pattern of more and more murderous violence.
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But, Mr. President, we need to do something about this, because I fear that the next one who could be killed could be sitting at this table right now.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.
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I'd like to thank President Trump again yesterday for having me at the Antifa Roundtable,
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held at the White House in the Executive Mansion, along with just a storied collection of individuals who have risked their lives.
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Every single person in that room risked their lives going up against Antifa time and time again.
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To all the mainstream media who say that Antifa's not real, who say that it's an amorphous threat, that it's decentralized, that, you know, it doesn't actually exist,
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And I'll talk to you exactly about what they do, what they're all about, what they stand for.
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If they're not real, then you should have no problem coming, right?
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If you're Aaron Burnett over at CNN or if you're anybody over at MSNBC or wherever you're from, wherever you're from, CSIS, all the studies, come on out.
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I invite you, and I'd be more than happy for you to come along with me.
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I've been in CHAZ, the DNC riots of 2016 that the media didn't even show.
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Going up against these guys again and again and again.
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But, folks, what President Trump did that was so incredible there is he made the affirmation that he will name Antifa as a foreign terrorist organization.
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And this was one of the key things that I was seeking out of that meeting.
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That's why I started my remarks with discussing the fact that Antifa was born in Western Europe.
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They have always been an international organization.
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They meet every single definition of a foreign terrorist organization.
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And now President Trump has announced, we were there in the room, he asked Stephen Miller to write it up, foreign terrorist designation for Antifa.
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He used the full force, a whole-of-government approach, to rid our country of this sickness, of this disease, of this filth.
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Charlie Kirk was shot with a gun, and the bullet casings said, hey, fascist catch.
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And the other bullet casing said, Bella Chow, the international anthem of Antifa.
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Now, I don't want to have to be there talking to the President of the United States about that.
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I'd much rather be doing anything else with my time.
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But, folks, the threat of godless communism and Marxism has now come to our shores.
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Luigi Maggioni, Thomas Matthew Crooks, Tyler Robinson, the ICE shooters.
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There is a pattern, there is a profile, and we know it, we know the networks, and we will break it.
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Jack Posobiec, back soon, here at Real America's Voice.
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Now it's time for everyone to understand what America First truly means.
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All right, folks, Jack Posobiec, we are back live here at Human Events Daily.
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Folks, there has been this video that's gone absolutely viral in the California governor's race.
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Katie Porter, this just, just, just, I don't even know how to describe what we're seeing here.
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So I'm going to play it for you, and you can be the judge yourself.
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You know, this allegation of groomer and pedophile, it is alleging that a person is criminal somehow
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and engaged in criminal acts merely because of, of their identity, their sexual orientation, their gender identity.
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Joining us now is Sheriff Chad Bianco of Riverside County, Florida.
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And what exactly did we see here in, in this video?
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And there's been a number of other videos of this candidate who supposedly is the leading Democrat in the California governor's race.
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And we saw what we know here in California from Katie Porter is an absolute train wreck.
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She doesn't like the people that work for her or that she works with.
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And I do have to remind her that pedophilia is a crime.
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And we in California are absolutely sick of this left agenda that wants us to somehow believe it's not.
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I mean, it's, you hear this, and then even beyond the disgusting things that she's saying,
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You also hear the way that she's berating her own staff in some of these videos that have come out.
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I mean, this seems like someone who is a classic narcissist.
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And, I mean, I got to say, you know, you guys already have one of those as governor.
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She is the epitome of what the Democrat Party is right now.
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They are, every single one of them are complete narcissists, either truly or just by accident.
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They've fallen into that lifestyle, if you will, because they've been enabled for so long to say whatever they want, lie about whatever they want.
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The press can't question them because there is no follow-up questions.
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And we just saw with that interview that when there is a follow-up question, the agenda just completely falls apart because it's based on lies.
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It's based on emotion and not fact or the actual reality that California is living.
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So, she represents the California Democrat Party here.
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Well, Sheriff, you've thrown your hat in the ring for the governor's race.
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The race takes place, of course, next year, so we're about a year out.
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Talk to us about the state of California right now and why you're calling for change.
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Yeah, we absolutely need a new and different path forward for California.
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We've been one-party rule for decades and particularly the supermajority for the last 10, 12 years.
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California is losing people, losing businesses.
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No one is coming here anymore for that California dream.
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We have the highest taxes, the highest poverty rate.
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Everything that we are supposed to be the best in, we're the worst.
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Everything that we're the worst in, we're supposed to be the best.
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We have more water than any place in the country, and yet we have no water.
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It's a complete mismanagement of government, a complete failure of an ideology as an agenda
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with special interests being more important than Californians itself.
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And I'm truly representing what everyone is looking for right now, and that is leadership,
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honesty, integrity, character that we have not voted for since truly Ronald Reagan.
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California at one point boasted certainly one of the most beautiful states in the entire
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It was a place that attracted not the illegal alien dreamers, but actual dreamers where people
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would go to try to find their fortune, where people would try to go and make it.
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And now it's become a place that it feels like, honestly, they're just looting what was once
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one of the shining examples of American excellence.
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Californians have just become the liberal agenda bankroll, and we're tired of it.
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We reached our maximum of what we're willing to pay to stay in California and the pressures
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that are put on us by government, and we're taking it back.
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There is a time now where we've said enough is enough.
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We're going to go for a government that actually works for its people again instead of the people
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That goes against the California dream, against the American dream.
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And it's time that California set the stage for the rest of the country to be that shining
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beacon of hope again of what could be possible.
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It is our government that is ruining California.
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Well, and what's horrific, actually, we have another piece of tape from Katie Porter here,
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Guys, play the clip where it's Katie Porter talking about the people of California,
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What do you say to the 40% of California voters who you'll need in order to win?
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I have stood on my own two feet and won Republican votes before.
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That's not something every candidate in this race can say.
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I feel like this is unnecessarily argumentative.
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The question is the same thing I asked everybody.
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do you think you need any of those 40% of California voters to win?
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No, I'm saying I'm going to try to win every vote I can.
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Not with seven follow-ups to every single question you ask.
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Every other candidate has answered our comments.
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She's talking about how she doesn't need the votes of 40% of the people of the state,
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And then when she gets asked a follow-up question,
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she doesn't even want to answer it, and she walks off the interview.
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Yeah, it's exactly what is wrong with government
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and the people that have been in our state government forever,
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We could go on for hours with you asking questions
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And I will tell you that I want 100% of California vote.
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I know I won't get it, because there are some just crazy lunatic people
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that maybe 5% just refuse to vote for anyone other than a party member.
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because I'm going to make it better for Californians
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or an ideology that is truly killing California.
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We need to get back to what California stood for,
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and really get back to public safety, infrastructure, education, cost of living,
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making all of those things good here instead of what we truly have.
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Well, and Sheriff, let me ask you this as well.
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One of the big things that we've seen from Governor Newsom
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is this complete refusal and outright obstruction
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to work with the federal government on the issue of illegal aliens.
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Obviously, this has been a huge problem plaguing California.
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Yeah, the policy is to take care of California.
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And you work with the federal government to get the benefits
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that every other state is getting right now from the federal government
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California has had decades long of failure because of the Democrat Party.
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And right now, we are seeing an absolute refusal to acknowledge those
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where you mentioned the word Trump and they just lose their minds.
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And we don't talk about California anymore because it's just about fighting the president
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who is trying to make the country the greatest that we have ever been in history.
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And we are seeing some of the things that he's doing.
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They should just give him the Nobel Peace Prize right now
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and give him what he deserves instead of just fighting him like he's doing something wrong.
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California is definitely broken because of politics.
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And in this election, we're going to set it straight.
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And we're going to make California that shining star on the West Coast that it once was.
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Sheriff, are you saying that you want to make California great again?
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I mean, you go out there, you hear the stories.
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And look, you know, as an East Coast guy, right, you know, we think of California as it is today.
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And people make, you know, the jokes and people talk about it.
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But you really think back to what California could be beyond the homeless encampments,
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beyond the illegals festering everywhere, beyond the crime.
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In California, and, you know, obviously I've been there many, many times,
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especially when I was in the Navy, went through San Diego quite a few times.
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And God's people need God's country to be absolutely restored.
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Sheriff Bianco, where can people go to follow you,
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get more information on the campaign and everything you're putting out?
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Bianco for governor.com or Sheriff Chad Bianco on all of the social media platforms.
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You can all make a small investment in California's future,
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Jack Posobiec will be right back here at Human Events Daily,
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These are influences, and they're friends of mine.
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Well, folks, we were talking yesterday about the Antifa Roundtable that we held yesterday at the White House,
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and there was also a moment where something truly remarkable happened in the midst of all of that,
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which obviously none of us knew was going to happen.
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But I turned to my side at one point because I saw a movement,
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and I see the Secretary of State Marco Rubio there,
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and right behind him is a certain bearded vice president.
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And then so Marco Rubio comes in around us, goes over to the president, leans into his ear,
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and I'm thinking, well, this is going to be the meme, you know, everywhere,
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And I thought, and I knew the president had talked about being involved in some discussions
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regarding the war in Gaza, and so, you know, when the Secretary of State came in,
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I want to bring in our good friend, Matt Boyle.
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He is the Washington Bureau Chief of Breitbart News to talk about this.
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Like, you know, whenever you see someone come and whisper in the president's ear,
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There's that infamous image after 9-11, the 9-11 attacks when George Bush is at a school,
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right, reading bookstick children, and somebody comes and whispers in his ear to tell him
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It's either something really, really bad or something really, really good.
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And it's, like, you know, 50-50 chance, and I'm glad I was on the right side of that one.
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Look, this is big boy diplomacy, what President Trump has accomplished here.
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This is, I mean, arguably, and again, it comes down to the implementation of this.
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This is implementation, implementation, implementation.
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But if this deal holds, and it looks like it will, then this is going to go down as the
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greatest peace deal that an American president has ever negotiated, ever, in U.S. history.
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You know, I mean, I point to the end of the two world wars, but, I mean, the unconditional
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Like, I mean, so, but the fact is, is that this is, this is, like, a big, real peace deal
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that's going to have world, you know, level implications that are going to be long-lasting.
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And so, assuming the implementation of this goes well, and that's the, that's a big assumption,
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because there's a lot of, you know, possible impediments along the way.
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But the fact that we are at this point is truly incredible.
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Um, you're seeing even some Democrats out there praising Trump for this.
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I saw a congressman, Tom Suozzi, earlier today issued a tweet praising President Trump for
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John Fetterman, son of her from Pennsylvania, has praised the president for it.
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Um, uh, even some, you know, Democrats who can't bring themselves to say the two words
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Donald Trump, uh, like Barack Obama and Hakeem Jeffries are out there praising the content
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of the deal because they know this is something that no other president has been able to pull
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Presidents have been trying to pull this off for generations, right?
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A deal over Gaza and the, the Palestinians and Israel.
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I mean, this is, this is some real serious stuff and, um, uh, what President Trump has
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First off, if they don't give him the Nobel Peace Prize tomorrow, all right, if they don't
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give him the Nobel Peace Prize, then, I mean, the, the, the prize is proving itself to be
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Like, I mean, this is, uh, astounding level stuff that even before this, he deserved it
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for a number of other things dating back to his first term with the Abraham Accords,
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uh, but also all of the other peace negotiations he's accomplished this year.
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Uh, but, uh, and that's supposedly happening tomorrow, the Nobel committee.
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Well, and, and I gotta, I gotta, uh, you know, I, it, it really is like a hell frozen over
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kind of moment because even the Washington post ran an op-ed today.
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Uh, now it was Mark Thiessen, you know, who's someone who's, you know, occasionally has Republican,
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Uh, but even the Washington post had an opinion editorial today saying, yes, Trump deserves
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Uh, and they wrote his Gaza agreement, though still fragile adds to an unprecedented peacemaking
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And that's, that's huge just to even see something like that in the Washington post.
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And it speaks to this, this idea that actually, you know, we can put peace first as a country.
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And this is something that the president ran on all the way back to 2015, where he started
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saying, look, the, the goal of the United States government, the United States military
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ought to be to support peace across the world rather than exacerbate wars and be involved
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in what are these contingency operations all over the place.
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It's been such a sea change from where it was 10 years ago.
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Yeah, look, and, and by the way, I know that president Trump, but it really personally views
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this as, as an important part of the job of president.
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And, uh, it's something that we frankly haven't seen from leaders in both parties, I really
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dating back to Ronald Reagan, which was the last time we had like a real competent president
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before Trump's first term, it it's, it's amazing to me, uh, to watch president Trump, uh, expand
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upon Reagan's original peace through strength doctrine, right?
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Reagan really fleshed out and made the peace through strength doctrine, but he did it with
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Like we didn't, we weren't seeing the economic might of the United States being used.
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President Trump has used the economic might of the United States to, to implement this
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And by the way, he genuinely cares about stopping the war because he wants to stop the people
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Like he thinks that it's terrible to see all these young lives worldwide, whether it's
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in Gaza or whether it's in Ukraine or anywhere else in any of these other conflicts, just
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I've talked to him, the president about it many times over the years.
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Um, it's, it's one of the biggest reasons why I think he was elected.
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Uh, I think that, uh, the dating back to the 2016 primary, I remember, uh, debate moments
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If you remember when Jeb Bush was up there and all these other ones, um, Trump really
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separated himself from a lot of the other candidates and inside the Republican party by
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Remember we were at the height of the Afghanistan war.
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ISIS was on the rise back then, uh, in, in, in, and Trump wants to, to not have war.
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Like, I mean, he wants to have peace and stability and he views peace as a pathway to economic
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Um, the difference, this second term, I think is that the entire rest of the world seems
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I've talked to leaders in Africa, Europe, the middle East, et cetera.
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Uh, at the UN general assembly, I interviewed the president of, uh, Republican condo.
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We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the
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All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back live here, human events daily.
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He is the Washington bureau chief of Breitbart News.
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We're talking about how President Trump has completely changed the game of geopolitics,
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putting diplomacy forward, using economic warfare, economic leverage to be able to forge
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new deals, in some cases, many cases, unilateral deals, for the United States, for the benefit
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of the American people, and in this case, for the benefit of shutting down what could
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have been, could have spilled over into one of the biggest wars in the Middle East.
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Now, we don't know if he's going to get the Nobel Prize tomorrow, but he certainly deserves
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I'll give him a baker's dozen of Nobel Prizes for everything that he's done to put peace
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Yeah, look, I saw a Senate candidate named Morris in Kentucky was out there saying they
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shouldn't just give him the prize, they should rename it after him and call it the Trump Peace
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But again, regardless of whether or not they give it to him, it's a total joke, right?
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Like, the fact that they gave it to Barack Obama and they gave it to Yasser Arafat back
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in the day, I mean, like, it just proves the whole thing is a joke, right?
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But again, regardless of whether or not he gets the Nobel Peace Prize, who cares about
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And so, and frankly, I think that what President Trump is doing is going to be so good for not
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just the American people, but the whole world, and in that there's going to usher in a whole
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new era of peace and prosperity in the Middle East if this deal is implemented properly.
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And again, there's possible hurdles and roadblocks and impediments that may come up along the
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And it's important that people, you know, see the process through.
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And that's the deal with all of these deals, whether they're trade deals or peace deals or
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You get the press release, the headline, and the announcement, and that's all well and good.
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And this is the hard work of implementing it, et cetera.
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So getting the hostages back, disarming Hamas, right?
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Like getting to the point where, you know, there's an actual rebuilding of Gaza, et cetera,
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What does the peace board do that President Trump is going to be the chairman of the board
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All those things are things that we need to see as this plays out.
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And the fact is, is that, again, the economic connection to this that Trump has made is he's
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added the economic strength and might of the United States to the peace through strength
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Reagan, you know, was military strength, right?
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And, you know, we saw the various stuff in Central America and certain things in other
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This is economic peace through strength, economic strength.
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And so using the economic might of the United States, you can usher in a whole era of prosperity
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And I think that Trump deeply understands this as a business guy.
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It's a unique perspective that he brings to the White House.
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I know he is very proud of these deals and he wants to see them succeed.
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Well, no, I was going to say, so when you look at this and how does this fit in with the
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broader structure of where the Middle East is now?
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Because the fact they're talking about going to Egypt, and I was on with Bannon this morning
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on War Room, talking about how Egypt has been a key player in Israel's role since it
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So you got the 48 War, that's Egypt, the 67, the Yom Kippur War.
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But then Egypt also becomes the first state in the Middle East to recognize Israel back
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from Sadat, and that's, of course, why his own people assassinated him later on after the
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So when we look at all of the pieces here, it really does seem like President Trump is
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coming in and saying, and finding a way to get this alignment straight for the Middle
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East, saying, look, it's good if we have better relations with the Muslim countries,
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with the Arab countries, in addition to maintaining this relationship.
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I mean, this is something that presidents haven't done before.
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Where do you think this goes into the broader structure of Middle East relations?
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Well, I think if this deal does hold, and again, that's the question here, right?
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But if the deal does hold, I think you will see a massive expansion of the Abraham Accords.
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I've been talking to people like Steve Wyckoff, like President Trump, like Vice President
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I've interviewed all of them and more, and they are very hopeful and believe that an
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expansion of the Abraham Accords is not just possible, but likely.
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And so there are many other countries that have expressed interest in joining them.
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Obviously, you saw President Trump's first major trip, official trip overseas as president
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again in here in his second term, was to the Middle East.
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He went to Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
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Only one of those three countries, UAE, the last one there, is in the Abraham Accords to
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And those were getting tenuous after a while there anyway.
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But could you see a Qatar, a Saudi join the Accords?
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And so I know that's been a long-held goal of the West, to see the Saudis join.
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Could you see a broader possible peace and deal with the Iranians?
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Like all of these things are important questions moving forward.
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And seeing where this goes from here is important.
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But I think what you can see now is that, you know, first off, peace in the Middle East
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used to be a bumper sticker slogan or a pageant slogan or something.
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Pageant girls would say it on the stage, right?
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Like, and so this is a very real, genuine chance at genuine peace and economic prosperity
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And that's going to possibly usher in some broader global peace and economic prosperity.
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The next big one that Trump is going to be trying to end, and he's been working at all year, is Ukraine and Russia.
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And if he's able to get that under control, too, I mean, this is just absolutely astounding.
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But again, the ties between the economic and the peace negotiations, I can't understate how important this is and what Trump brought to the table.
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Again, I was saying before we got cut off there at the break, I've been talking to world leaders about this.
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I interviewed the prime minister of Qatar at the U.N. General Assembly, also the president of the Republic of Congo.
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Both of them said that they view that as major and majorly important in Trump's peace negotiations in various conflicts around the world.
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In addition to that, I've talked to the president about this.
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What Trump has done here has revolutionized peace negotiations worldwide.
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There are so many people getting involved in these types of things.
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You know, there are exciting people involved in, say, Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the other Congo, not the Congo from the president that I interviewed, that are getting involved in things.
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There are people involved in, you know, Armenia and whatnot.
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Like, it's incredible to see this worldwide energy for peace and economic prosperity.
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And by the way, again, I think that the difference between his first term and now is back in his first term, you had these globalist elites that were either mocking him, laughing at him or not taking him seriously.
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This time, at least the ones that are genuine in their high and mighty beliefs want to help him, right?
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I talked to the European Union's ambassador to the United States last week.
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We did a big interview and she said that the Europeans want to help Trump.
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Like, they want to help him achieve these key peace agenda items.
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So, it's important, you know, that the momentum continue.
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Moment, you know, victory begets victory here, right?
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Like, so, but implementation is key and momentum is key.
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And look, I will say, President Trump, I know, is very proud of this deal.
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And, you know, I've heard from people around him and talked to people around him very closely about this.
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And, frankly, you know, even Barack Obama and Hakeem Jeffries are praising the deal.
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Matt, where can people go to follow you and to get everything you're putting out?
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Sure, just Breitbart.com and then on Twitter, X, at nboil1 and on True Social at Real Matt Boyle.
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By the way, folks, we do have breaking news out.
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Hamas just announced an end to the war in Gaza, claiming they will open the Rafah border crossing.
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They are calling and they announced, this is from the deputy chairman of Hamas.
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We declare an end to the war today and the start of a permanent ceasefire.
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This is an exchange for the prisoners in Israeli prison, detainees from Gaza, the hostages.
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And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.
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And we're going to turn it around and make our country cry to get to him.
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And really cool announcement to make here that longtime viewers of Human Events Daily may remember someone.
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Well, she's, you know, she's been on a journey.
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She's been on a bit of a bit of a story arc, if you will.
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And believe it or not, I'm so happy to announce that Human Events Daily alum, who was here day one of the program four years ago, literally four years, September 2021, is now joining real America's voice as a host.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Human Events Daily, Benny Ray Harmony.
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Jack, isn't it crazy to think about, the last time we were together, we were streaming out of a basement.
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We don't need to talk about where the original studio was.
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But, and as crazy as it was, that was the Turning Point house.
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That was the Turning Point when the show was still, you know, through Turning Point.
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And there's been so many people and so many things that Charlie Kirk did and set into motion that are still in motion, like you being back here today.
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I know, I mean, from the beginning when I was at Arizona State and joining Turning Point, going to the Stop the Steal Rally, that's where it all started.
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And then getting to work for you and be around Charlie and be at HQ in Phoenix.
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I mean, just the aura and the energy that surrounded him and still surrounds you.
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But there's nothing, I don't think there'll ever be anything like it.
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When they called me and they said, hey, what do you think about this?
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She's going to be rejoining, so sort of rejoining the show.
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I still feel like you're a producer a little bit.
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And then we were telling some old stories and some old jokes.
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And it's just been, it's, you know, obviously I wish it were under different circumstances.
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But here's something that's really cool because we get to make an announcement.
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And it was this sort of crazy idea that I sort of went rogue.
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One of this Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime show was so ridiculous and just anti-American.
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And if you want to listen to me, you've got to speak English and all this nonsense.
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And I said, well, what if, she said, sure it would be a shame if Turning Point held a competing halftime show.
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And then we had Tim Pool on the show a couple of days later.
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It's like, be careful what you tweet, you know, sometimes.
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But Turning Point USA is and has officially announced that we are going to be holding the all-American halftime show on the day of the Super Bowl.
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And if people want access, you go to AmericanHalftimeShow.com.
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Benny Wright, talk to me a little bit about how Charlie always put culture first.
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So when I was working for you in 2021, I wasn't super faith-oriented.
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And I always remember hearing Charlie and being at headquarters specifically with you for AmericaFest.
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And there was this atmosphere, the way faith was driving the ship.
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I think that's really where he touched me culturally because he embedded something inside of me that four or five years later, little did I know, was going to change my life.
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And there are so many aspects of life that he touched culturally.
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But I think really that faith aspect, he has started a mission with God and with Jesus that we've never seen before.
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I never understood it until now, until I really feel what has happened in this country.
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I think he's just, he was so culturally important, specifically in Gen Zs.
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Whether it was, you know, the indoctrination on campuses or freedom of speech, things like that.
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It's hard to really pinpoint one, you know, Jack.
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And it's something, but that's my point, though, is like he was bigger than just politics.
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He understood that if Turning Point was going to succeed, that it wouldn't succeed just, and of course he did the debates, right?
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And he was, but to Gen Z and even, like, to Gen Alpha, because I keep getting phone calls from people and they'll say,
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Hey, Jack, you, you know, I know you knew Charlie and can you talk to my nephew, talk to my niece?
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Like, tell me to be 10 years old and they know who Charlie is.
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And he was sort of like, he was the campus debate guy and he was bigger than politics.
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So much of what he and I did was faith-centered.
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So much of what this show, you know, which you helped start, Human Events Daily, and when you were at Turning Point, helped to do, has been faith-centered.
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And I think this Super Bowl halftime show, we can't call it that, by the way, it is the All-American halftime show.
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What they're doing is an attack on American culture.
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So Jay-Z and Roc Nation signed, in the wake of George Floyd, they signed this huge deal with Barack Obama's best buddy, Jay-Z, and who, Beyonce, right, Barack and Michelle, and then, boom, they have total control of the Super Bowl halftime show now.
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See, I just don't understand how they can even bring someone to the Super Bowl halftime show that the music isn't going to be in English.
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I don't, I just, I cannot wrap my head around it.
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This is the fight, because this is the fight, because they're trying to force the issue.
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The halftime show on Turning Point will be 100% in English.
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And if you don't speak English, well, you got four months to learn.
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So the poll is up at AmericanHalftimeShow.com, and the poll says, what music genres would
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Now, people keep asking me, they're saying, like, okay, you know, did you get Creed?
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I said, I'm not making any, and conversations are ongoing on all that.
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But on this, on the poll, it says, what music genres would you like to see?
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The number one is anything in English, then it goes Americana, classic rock, country,
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I think the coolest part about all of this is that, Turning Point, you guys are allowing
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the people of America to choose what music they want to see for the halftime show.
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When we started kicking this around and we started getting more, you know, just traction
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and, you know, after this, you know, totally rogue, you know, move on my part...
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That we said, all right, and then we had so much interest.
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And there were different genres and there's, you know, there's questions about, you know,
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how's it going to run, you know, because people want to watch the game, but then do you do
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the halftime show, so, you know, I was even thinking maybe do some bands before, then
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have the game, and then, like, the finale is the halftime show.
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So, it's like, you know, our version is a little bit different, streaming, all the rest
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of it, the content, the types of music, but it's all good energy, it's all here, it's
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all cultural, and the idea is it is a massive celebration of America.
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There's a huge problem that the Super Bowl halftime show has not shown a rock act in
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It's been 16 years since you've seen that huge problem.
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Benny Ray Harmony, you guys can find me all over social media, on X, Facebook, all the
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things, lots of very exciting things happening and coming.
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I'll be reporting on congressional, all congressional things right here on the Hill.
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And you'll be at the Marine Corps anniversary this Saturday night.
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Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a short.