Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 06, 2026


STEPHEN MILLER: THE NEW WHITE HOUSE CHIEF OF STAFF

REPUBLICANS WIN WHEN WE PUT AMERICA FIRST

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00:00:00.000 Hey guys, it's Jack. I'm excited to let you know that finally the new edition of Unhuman Socialist Revolution is available for pre-order.
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00:00:23.680 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:00:30.000 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:00:39.360 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:00:42.460 Christ is king.
00:00:44.460 In Iran, protesters burned American and Israeli flags, hailing the Democrats' win as a victory for the Islamic Republic. 0.62
00:00:53.180 Iran's parliament speaker posting on X, Americans said no to war and we endorse this message. 0.81
00:00:59.040 A federal judge telling the Trump administration cannot begin work on the Washington arc for 14 days after a federal panel approved it, even though lawsuits against it are still in play.
00:01:07.780 The National Capital Planning Commission voting on that matter yesterday, clearing the way for the project to break ground.
00:01:12.800 It still faces several legal challenges, still unclear how much the project will cost or how it's going to be paid for.
00:01:18.520 Red cap reading veto prominently displayed on President Trump's desk as he signed an executive order designating the Oval Office as a national monument.
00:01:26.820 He also hinted that more orders are on the way, with Democrats set to take control of Congress in less than two months.
00:01:33.300 The Senate's top Democrat gave this warning.
00:01:35.780 If Donald Trump does spend the next year vetoing common sense legislation to lower costs and end corruption,
00:01:43.560 this election, this absolute Republican catastrophe on election night, 2026,
00:01:49.620 will look like a good day compared to what will come down on Republicans in the 2028 election.
00:01:55.740 Trump also reacting to a push to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth by Republican
00:02:00.260 Congressman Thomas Massey of Kentucky. The president says he has every intention to keep
00:02:05.580 him. Hegseth responding in a video posted on social media.
00:02:09.640 Just like the president, we don't back down, and that especially applies now.
00:02:16.620 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily. We're here
00:02:21.140 live on Real America's Voice. Today is November 6th, 2026. Anno, Dominic, breaking news from
00:02:27.860 President Trump. In the aftermath of the midterms, President Trump has just announced that there will
00:02:34.400 be a turnover of the chief of staff position in the White House. Susie Wiles will be out of office
00:02:42.600 going forward, and Stephen Miller has been named officially the White House Chief of Staff.
00:02:51.900 Now, one of the reasons for this, I think, is going to be very clearly the exit polls that we
00:02:59.960 saw coming out in 2026, just a couple of days ago, and as we've been parsing through them,
00:03:05.940 where it said that in those polls, in those polls,
00:03:11.320 that immigration was the number one issue for the Republicans in 2026. Immigration.
00:03:20.620 Immigration, which was the number one issue of 2024, the number one issue of 2016,
00:03:25.260 and the number one issue that President Trump ran on when he came down the escalator.
00:03:29.540 day one it's always been about immigration and economics immigration and economics and the link
00:03:39.020 between these two this is the main quest and the main quest needs to stay the main quest and there
00:03:46.920 is no man on the planet who is more focused on the immigration situation in the united states of
00:03:57.520 America. There's no man more focused on this than Stephen Miller. From day one, Stephen Miller has
00:04:06.300 been there at the president's side, even back when he was a congressional staffer. He understands
00:04:11.920 Congress. He understands the pitfalls. He understands the system and how it operates.
00:04:18.700 And Stephen Miller understands the key to saving our country. The key to saving our nation
00:04:26.140 is putting immigration first. There are other things that we can focus on. There are replete 0.94
00:04:34.900 issues around the world that we can and should focus on. But ladies and gentlemen,
00:04:41.400 the number one issue, the main mission of the MAGA movement, the sacred duty of the America 0.59
00:04:49.500 first movement is to fix the immigration system and the invasion of the United States that has
00:04:56.960 taken place not just under Biden, but has taken place over the last 30 years. Demographics is
00:05:04.260 destiny. This is the key. President Trump is the only person who is preventing the United States
00:05:11.680 of America from turning into Paris, from turning into London. And Stephen Miller has been by his
00:05:18.920 side, putting that vision into play every single step of the way, putting that vision
00:05:26.420 in action, putting those words and those visions into reality.
00:05:31.160 Now, I'll tell you something else.
00:05:33.780 Charlie Kirk was a big, big fan of Stephen Miller, went to bat for him during the transition,
00:05:41.600 tweeted how excited he was that Stephen became the deputy chief of staff in 2024.
00:05:45.660 I remember. I think Charlie would be really happy today. And to see this vision come to fruition, where immigration, the border, and these issues of understanding what the main quest is be given full front and center attention away from any side quest,
00:06:13.600 away from any other issue is the path back to victory for not just the movement, not just
00:06:22.700 in politics and the Republican Party, but for our nation. It's the right issue because it's
00:06:30.120 the correct issue. It's the most important issue facing us, not just today, but for our children
00:06:38.120 and for our children's children.
00:06:41.140 What is the American nation?
00:06:44.360 And ladies and gentlemen,
00:06:46.420 Stephen Miller is now here
00:06:48.200 to guide us back
00:06:51.260 to fighting for that American dream
00:06:54.060 and putting America first.
00:06:57.400 Be right back.
00:06:58.080 Jack Posobiec, Human Events Daily,
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00:09:15.420 Folks, huge news, of course, from the White House. We knew there was going to be a shakeup.
00:09:20.880 And Stephen Miller, I can't even begin to express how important I believe this is going to be for
00:09:27.460 our nation, how important this decision is for our country, because it's it's showing us that
00:09:34.320 the idea that immigration is so key and so front and center to our nation.
00:09:42.740 That is now going to be the front and center issue of the White House, not the only issue.
00:09:49.160 Remember, Stephen Miller, huge Omaha, by the way, incredible, absolutely incredible
00:09:54.560 press conference that he held in the Oval Office with Bobby Kennedy, with the president on vaccines.
00:10:01.560 A man has four children himself. This is something, obviously, that is very, very close to home.
00:10:06.440 He's incredible when it comes to crime, law and order. Absolutely correct when it comes to left
00:10:13.460 wing violence and the threat of left wing violence. And of course, we'll never forget.
00:10:18.700 I will never personally forget the words that Stephen Miller said at Charlie's Memorial.
00:10:24.560 and the speech that he gave which was personally other than the president other than the president
00:10:31.100 i have to say that stevens was my favorite i want to bring on now good friend uh kongman lee's the
00:10:37.060 host of the kongman lee show another turning point contributor what's going on man i'm doing well uh
00:10:43.560 despite the wipeout that happened on tuesday we are still breathing christ is still king so we
00:10:48.440 press onwards to restore America. Well, no, I agree. And so let's, you know, we're still
00:10:55.180 processing this monumental news out of the White House, this incredible decision by President
00:11:01.180 Trump to say, we are going to move forward and we're going all in on immigration. We're going
00:11:07.060 all in on putting America first. What is your response? Do you think that this is signaling
00:11:12.840 this shift is the right move forward for the administration.
00:11:17.520 Absolutely. And yes, they should have done it sooner. But someone like Stephen Miller,
00:11:21.520 he is laser focused on the issue of immigration, the invasion of America,
00:11:26.480 the displacement of Americans and getting these people out of America. Those who don't belong 0.99
00:11:32.100 here, the hostile foreigners, those who mooch off of very hardworking American taxpayers. 1.00
00:11:38.800 He is laser focused. 0.99
00:11:39.780 Every time there is some sort of scandal or some upset in the news, he was always talking about, OK, but how can we deport more people?
00:11:48.320 And so having him be chief of staff at the White House would be incredible because he will be laser focused on the number one issue that most Americans and the majority of the Republican voter base cares about, which is immigration.
00:12:00.800 The immigration that is displacing Americans in their jobs, from their houses, from their communities, and making Americans feel like a foreigner in their own country.
00:12:09.400 Well, and this is key because Stephen Miller is someone who I believe has always indelibly understood from the start of his original political career working in Congress prior to that work. 0.89
00:12:23.800 And people should remember, too, that Stephen Miller got his start in media being the one man on the Duke campus of Duke University who is willing to speak up for the Duke lacrosse team.
00:12:36.100 And that is where he really got his national media presence from that case, because he stood up for what was right.
00:12:44.840 He stood up for Western civilization. He stood up for the truth.
00:12:48.960 And to see someone having gone from that, the stellar career and focusing on putting immigration front and center, because there's there's something key about this, because putting immigration front and center, it's not like people always say, they say, oh, you're just xenophobic.
00:13:04.000 It's not about being xenophobic.
00:13:05.280 It's about loving your home.
00:13:06.700 It's about being a dad.
00:13:07.540 The guy's got four kids.
00:13:08.680 It's about being a father and understanding
00:13:10.540 that if your home is hurting,
00:13:12.620 then you have to fix your home.
00:13:14.220 It's as simple as that.
00:13:15.740 Absolutely.
00:13:16.300 And you see Stephen Miller,
00:13:17.260 I mean, his family, his wife, Katie, and his children.
00:13:19.660 I mean, you see how much of a good father he is,
00:13:21.960 a good husband.
00:13:22.800 They adore him.
00:13:23.740 And that is the key.
00:13:24.640 I think that's a test of and a sign of his integrity
00:13:27.180 and his honesty and what kind of man he truly is.
00:13:30.180 And so, yeah, if we want to restore American sovereignty,
00:13:32.620 It's we're going to get away from stop being deathly afraid of being called racist and xenophobic. 0.99
00:13:38.040 I'd be I'm always called like, oh, you're trying to lick the boot of the white man. 0.99
00:13:41.600 You're trying to pander to white people so much. 0.99
00:13:43.300 Not really, per se.
00:13:44.640 But I love America because it was built by Americans and America is a home for Americans.
00:13:49.140 Therefore, those who control the future and its destiny should be Americans.
00:13:52.880 And there's nothing hateful about that.
00:13:54.600 It's about loving your home, loving this country and putting your people first.
00:13:58.340 And there's nothing hateful about that.
00:14:00.740 No, there isn't.
00:14:01.940 And by the way, you know, just to put it in terms, if so so if if people are going to Korea and they were saying, hey, Korea, you need to take in more third worlders and you need to take in more, you know, more people from the Middle East, people would turn around and say, well, why? 0.69
00:14:19.480 Why does Korea have to do that?
00:14:20.800 Yet nobody ever says that when it's Korea, do they? 0.99
00:14:23.480 Well, actually, they do now. 1.00
00:14:24.680 Increasingly, there's a huge.
00:14:26.000 Oh, gosh.
00:14:27.180 Yeah.
00:14:27.540 People say.
00:14:28.320 All right.
00:14:28.480 Well, you get what I mean, though.
00:14:30.060 yeah it's like um there's not enough black representation in k-pop why aren't there
00:14:36.260 more minorities there needs to be more muslim representation i mean there's at the woke mind
00:14:41.640 wait i actually hadn't heard that are you seriously telling me that there are people
00:14:46.360 who say there isn't enough minority representation in k-pop yeah they say no and i'm not much of an
00:14:53.400 perfectionado but doesn't the k in k-pop stand for korean but it's the same thing they're doing
00:15:00.320 in the west right they say that anyone can be an american anyone can be a frenchman anyone can be
00:15:04.560 a german anyone is a brit as long as they occupy the land they believe in this magic soil and so
00:15:09.980 naturally they import that into korea and japan so therefore anyone who is in korea is just as 0.90
00:15:16.200 korean as my grandfather it's absolutely preposterous and absurd flat on its face but 0.93
00:15:21.360 the blank slate-ism nonsense that has pervaded our culture post-World War II because we are
00:15:26.740 supposed to be this globalist, you know, rootless cosmopolitan society. We're just all wholesome
00:15:32.720 chungus, citizens of the world. Yeah, that is infecting Korea as well. And this is why I always 1.00
00:15:37.880 say the West and East, there needs to be an alliance. There has to be a white and yellow 1.00
00:15:41.220 alliance because there are forces of grave evil and hostile forces trying to take over our homes.
00:15:48.100 and it's it's really as simple as that and and look we have to be serious right we have to be
00:15:55.940 serious because the mass migration that america has faced over these last 30 years has changed
00:16:02.540 our politics texas will be a sanctuary state in a couple of weeks now and stephen miller is the
00:16:09.600 the exact person that you would want if you have to fight that if that's your next fight
00:16:13.760 So I also view this as President Trump gearing up for the next fight.
00:16:17.960 Texas is going to be a sanctuary state.
00:16:19.760 You're going to have other states now with Democrat governors that are going to be more emboldened because they have the House and the Senate on their side to push back against President Trump.
00:16:28.400 That's why you're going to need a Stephen Miller there who understands the system and understands the fight going forward.
00:16:34.320 It's really simple. But we also can't overlook the fact that the vast majority of these groups that have come in, they vote Democrat at incredibly high rates.
00:16:45.080 Yes, absolutely. And I'm going to release a video later today talking about this.
00:16:49.020 But one of the things one of the lessons we must learn as the right wing is to stop pandering to people who hate you and will vote Democrat anyways.
00:16:56.280 This is a big conversation that happened was pandering to Indians, pandering to Jews, pandering to blacks.
00:17:03.000 And there's nothing wrong in and of itself of welcoming them into the movement, the broader MAGA coalition to make America great again.
00:17:11.340 But you constantly pander and you spend all your political capital pandering to people who are the most loyal voting blocs for Democrats.
00:17:18.420 Yeah, you will lose because as you do so, you disenfranchise your most loyal voters.
00:17:23.660 It makes no sense. The political consultants in D.C. have got it all wrong.
00:17:28.760 I hope we get rid of all of them and replace them with MAGA loyalists and true patriots like Stephen Miller, who can be the voice for the next generation to the White House and to President Trump.
00:17:39.880 No, it's really as simple as this. It's it's about and by the way, when you look at age, Stephen Miller, he is he's not a baby boomer.
00:17:48.960 He is not Gen X. He is a centennial elder millennial. And I just think that there is a way of understanding the voting base that we and the electorate that we've seen in twenty twenty six.
00:18:01.180 When again, and I just have to say it that and originally I was going to ask you more about this and maybe I'll actually can you can you hang on a little bit into the next segment?
00:18:08.580 Could you hang on? Because what I want to talk about is that President Bush is not President Trump, but the Republicans lost every single age group under sixty five.
00:18:17.260 They lost every single one. And that is absolutely something that we need to focus on.
00:18:23.220 And it's something that says there needs to be a change. Absolutely.
00:18:28.680 All right, folks, huge news out of the White House. We've got Congressman Lee on.
00:18:33.960 Braden Sorbo is going to be joining us in just a few minutes time after the break.
00:18:38.800 But what does this mean going forward for the White House?
00:18:41.220 What does it mean? President Trump choosing a new chief of staff, MAGA, America first, Stephen Miller.
00:18:49.480 What does it mean? I know one thing that it means, folks. That means it's Miller time.
00:18:54.620 Right back. Jack Posobiec, Human Events Daily.
00:19:11.220 you talk about influences these are influences and uh they're friends of mine
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00:19:31.380 hey folks welcome back to human events i'm jack posovic the election day is over
00:19:39.100 but the issues ain't going anywhere.
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00:20:59.660 talking about the fact that and we have to look at the data folks we have to look at the data
00:21:03.460 that young voters did not come out for the Republicans.
00:21:08.260 And one thing that a lot of people are missing,
00:21:09.700 they're saying, oh, young voters switched.
00:21:11.040 That's not exactly true.
00:21:12.660 It's not just that they switched,
00:21:14.180 it's that they stayed home
00:21:15.820 on the Republican side of the football
00:21:18.060 in terms of those young voters and low prop voters
00:21:20.260 that came out in the 2024 election,
00:21:23.160 part of that massive coalition
00:21:24.460 that our good friend, Charlie Kirk,
00:21:26.700 worked to put together.
00:21:28.040 A lot of those people stayed home.
00:21:30.640 On the Democrat side, they all came out.
00:21:33.160 So comment. Let me ask you this. What do you think that going forward, moving forward, that the administration, the party, the movement, what policies should we focus on to try to reach back out to those young voters?
00:21:48.140 Well, number one has to be get out of Iran. It has to be. It's turning into, unfortunately, another Middle East quagmire. And yes, it's not to the extent of Iraq and Afghanistan. But the reality is Americans have been feeling the costs in their bank account and in their wallet for quite some time now. 1.00
00:22:08.220 And to do so right like nine months before a midterm election, yeah, it's like political suicide. And so we need to get out. The American people don't want to be in Iran. We must get out as soon as possible. That's number one. Number two is to also just address housing costs, grocery prices, gas prices.
00:22:26.300 And it's funny because there's a lot of people online who say, oh, to combat the high gas prices, we will vote for the anti gasoline, anti fossil fuel party.
00:22:36.340 Right. Which is essentially true. But voters don't know that voters aren't rational.
00:22:41.180 Most of them aren't. But they do know that the people in charge aren't doing anything.
00:22:45.760 You look at the House of Representatives, this is literally the least amount of laws passed in like, I think, half a century.
00:22:53.600 and they did nothing with the power
00:22:55.740 and the mandate that the people gave them.
00:22:58.040 And most of the laws and legislation they passed
00:23:00.420 were just like name changes.
00:23:02.240 And so we have to get back to addressing housing costs,
00:23:05.520 prices, all of these things.
00:23:07.280 And the number one thing that we can do in America 1.00
00:23:09.620 to address all of that is to cancel all the H-1Bs, 1.00
00:23:13.740 crack down on fraud, 1.00
00:23:15.200 get all of the foreigners who don't belong here, 1.00
00:23:17.700 the millions and tens of millions of people 1.00
00:23:19.140 who don't belong here, get them out. 1.00
00:23:21.000 And a lot of things will self-adjust
00:23:22.780 as we implement tariff policies,
00:23:25.520 reshoring jobs that were offshored
00:23:27.580 and, you know, industrializing
00:23:30.240 and rebuilding that manufacturing base.
00:23:32.300 But right now, you know,
00:23:33.440 we have a lot of ads from Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
00:23:35.800 We had one from the senator who was running in Iowa
00:23:39.000 attacking young men, young gamers saying, 1.00
00:23:42.060 oh, you're so stupid and lazy 1.00
00:23:43.400 for mooching off of welfare 1.00
00:23:44.740 and playing video games all day.
00:23:46.200 Well, most young men don't want to be playing video games
00:23:48.800 all day in their parents' basement
00:23:50.200 and living with their parents.
00:23:52.540 They want to go out.
00:23:53.440 They want to conquer the world.
00:23:54.500 They want to get married.
00:23:55.300 They want to have children, buy homes, be a provider and a protector and a leader for
00:23:59.340 the next generation.
00:24:00.640 The problem is it is simply so unaffordable.
00:24:03.880 It is simply so unaffordable. 1.00
00:24:05.640 And so, yes, it is the economy, stupid. 0.99
00:24:07.820 And so with the Iran war, with immigration, all of these things are driving up costs and 0.99
00:24:12.860 making it harder for Gen Z and younger millennial men to get a job and do what they need to
00:24:18.800 as men.
00:24:19.420 And so that's, those are the things that we have to focus on moving forward in the next
00:24:23.420 two years and then, you know, 2028 and beyond.
00:24:26.740 It's it, I mean, I love what you have to say here.
00:24:29.120 I love everything that you're laying out because we have a post up now and I want people to
00:24:33.360 go read it, humanevents.com.
00:24:35.020 We put together the editorial board at Human Events, put together this new editorial that
00:24:40.760 people could see it's a roadmap for 2028, a roadmap forward.
00:24:44.800 It's called First America.
00:24:46.640 First America. 0.83
00:24:47.500 And what that means is when it comes to policy, you see, you put, you put America first and you say, first, America gets theirs. First, America gets national security. Not anyone else. First comes America. America comes first. It's really as simple as that. 0.63
00:25:04.260 when it comes to national security, when it comes to criminal justice, when it comes to law and
00:25:07.460 order, when it comes to funding, when it comes to aid, foreign aid, no, no foreign aid. And we saw
00:25:12.980 President Trump's cutting foreign aid to Israel. We hear he's looking at cutting the aid to Ukraine
00:25:17.940 and all the rest of it. This is what we mean when we say first America, first America. So go check
00:25:23.740 that out. It's humanevents.com. And I want people to see a comment. Last question to you on this.
00:25:28.720 do you think that it will be enough do you think that if the white house does make this big pivot
00:25:35.040 like they're signaling and certainly it is a big signal pivot that it will be enough to win back
00:25:40.340 those those voting blocks absolutely there are things of course we're going to be gridlocked
00:25:45.380 because the democrats have taken the house and the senate but there are a lot of different avenues
00:25:50.020 that the white house can take the executive branch can take without the support of congress you know
00:25:55.000 Trump already did so for the past two years, just go full in and go really pedal to the metal, 0.57
00:26:01.780 mass deportations, really, really focus on that, focus on getting us out of the Iran war,
00:26:06.940 focus on good foreign policy, but America first foreign policy, right? And America first doesn't
00:26:11.320 mean isolationist, doesn't mean we're just going to only care about what's in America. But, you
00:26:16.660 know, think about what's in the best interest for Americans. And the reality is when they see the
00:26:21.560 iran war they see the pro-israel lobbying and bb netanyahu at the white house the foreign
00:26:27.200 diplomat who's at the white house the most the past two years uh you see all of the very very
00:26:32.680 strong lobbying that happens for the iran war and yeah like a lot of people the american people are
00:26:37.500 not looking at the say oh we're going to war in iran for america we're doing it for a different
00:26:43.320 country and i don't think president trump is thinking that way but that is the perception
00:26:47.340 for the american people we we're actually being told that president trump is about to come out of
00:26:53.560 the white house and might be making a statement um we know he's departing soon um but he may be
00:26:59.160 making a statement to reporters tell us uh well as we're waiting for the president to come out
00:27:03.680 imminently can you tell us where people can go to follow you uh to get the show and see everything
00:27:08.740 that you're up to yeah just follow me uh my name is kongmin lee k-a-n-g-m-i-n-l-e-e uh most
00:27:15.620 platforms i'm kongman j lee uh and i'm on x i'm on youtube i'm everywhere talking about culture
00:27:21.100 faith and politics focused on restoring faith identity and civilization folks check him out
00:27:27.860 and i promise his hair does not always look like that talk to you soon buddy all right folks so
00:27:35.720 president he lost a bet ladies and gentlemen he lost a bet it's a funny story go check him out if
00:27:39.720 you want to if you want more on that so president trump we're told now of course we're looking here
00:27:44.200 at the, this is the, I believe the lower entrance of the White House, of the mansion on the South
00:27:51.200 Lawn side. President Trump, we know, is going to be heading to Cape Canaveral. He's got an event
00:27:57.260 later today. It is a space event. It's the UP Summit. I want to just read that. It's a JFK
00:28:03.660 Space Center. He's speaking at the UP Summit Aerospace and Transportation Tech Gathering
00:28:08.640 before he heads to Palm Beach. So he's flying down. He's going to be at Cape Canaveral and
00:28:13.580 And then he's heading to Mar-a-Lago where he's going to be spending his weekend down
00:28:19.340 at Mar-a-Lago.
00:28:20.480 And so, of course, obviously with this huge news, monumental news out of the White House,
00:28:25.340 a shakeup, which to be fair, typically chief of staffs last about two years in the White
00:28:32.340 House. 0.91
00:28:33.340 That is a long time Susie Wiles also had been the president's campaign manager for 1.00
00:28:38.180 2024.
00:28:39.180 And then I believe going back even to 2023, she was there with the political operation.
00:28:43.580 So that's four years.
00:28:44.620 And that is a long time.
00:28:45.660 And of course, we congratulate her for that victory in 2024 that she presided over and
00:28:51.640 her service to the nation there as the as the chief of staff for the last two years
00:28:58.740 and traveling with the president.
00:29:00.280 These are long, long hours.
00:29:03.340 And and so we're not sure exactly when the president is going to come out.
00:29:08.020 So let's call an audible right here because we have our next guest, who is Braden Sorbo, and I want to bring him in here a little bit, if we can, just before the president comes out.
00:29:19.040 But let's all bear with us because we're waiting for this.
00:29:21.240 Braden, how are you?
00:29:22.940 I'm great.
00:29:24.160 I'm glad to be here.
00:29:25.400 How are you doing?
00:29:27.300 No, I'm great as well.
00:29:28.200 It's great.
00:29:28.860 Glad to have you back.
00:29:30.600 And, you know, you and I were chatting a little bit on the TL, as they say.
00:29:35.060 Got to get your take.
00:29:36.080 What is your response here with this monumental news? Stephen Miller named chief of staff of the White House, you know, choosing someone who obviously, you know, not a baby boomer, not Gen X, elder millennial, centennial, really in the face and someone who is indelibly known for putting immigration and the border front and center.
00:29:59.420 It's a fantastic move.
00:30:01.180 I mean, if you look at the current GOP establishment right now, who do we have that is under the
00:30:06.960 age of 50, right?
00:30:08.260 Who does the left have?
00:30:09.180 They have Abdullah Saeed, James Tallarico, Ilhan Omar, Rashida.
00:30:12.820 They have a plethora of people that are representing, right, the younger generations, AOC, but
00:30:19.760 we don't have that on the right.
00:30:21.580 And part of that is because there are a lot of people who refuse to get out of the way
00:30:25.620 and allow younger candidates to step up.
00:30:27.460 And then the other part of it is the younger candidates just don't end up making the cut.
00:30:32.100 And so Matt Walsh was just talking about this, saying that we need more people running for office that are elder millennial, that are even maybe possibly Gen Z, right?
00:30:40.460 Like I'm 25.
00:30:41.660 Maybe I'll go eventually one day.
00:30:43.520 But Stephen Miller coming in as the new replacement for Susie Wiles is I see nothing but upside with that comparatively.
00:30:51.760 I mean, like you said, he prioritized deportations.
00:30:54.460 He's coming from someone who actively has young children like you do right now growing up in America, someone who wants to see the American dream fulfilled not only for himself but for his children, for his posterity, right?
00:31:05.800 Like I want to be a dad one day, hopefully very soon.
00:31:08.360 And my goal is that my children will grow up in an America that I didn't even have as a child, that we will be able to restore more to the next generation than the current generations were ever given.
00:31:18.740 well and and this is amazing because one of the thing and and i wanted to have you and chongman
00:31:25.300 on today to kind of talk about the gen z the young male vote because of course this is something that
00:31:30.160 was such a key factor in 2024 and then became a a factor in the 2026 loss because that young male
00:31:37.760 vote for gen z was lost what do you think that the administration can do of course making this move
00:31:43.400 is a big sign but what do you think otherwise could the administration do moving forward and
00:31:48.420 not just the White House, but the movement in general, to win back this block?
00:31:52.240 The movement in general needs to start recognizing that young people are a dominant voting block in
00:31:58.420 American politics, because for years, young people never really participated. That's changed now,
00:32:04.100 for better or for worse. Unfortunately, a lot of Gen Zers have TikTok brain, right? They're raised 1.00
00:32:08.460 in the bubble of social media. And so they don't actually understand how the world works. And we
00:32:12.840 can get into the idea of voting as a privilege as opposed to a right, which I would love to push.
00:32:18.420 because people just aren't as smart or educated or even mature as, you know, our grandparents'
00:32:23.600 generations were. But for better or for worse, this is what we have. And if the establishment,
00:32:27.280 if the GOP movement as a whole wants to win young people over, they need to restart.
00:32:33.420 They need to push harder into this idea of nationalism, of protecting American sovereignty
00:32:38.480 above all else, right? This idea of America, putting America first. And we see that time
00:32:43.660 and time again with the voting trends of young people, especially in the primaries that took 1.00
00:32:47.740 place all over the country where the baby boomer and the gen xers pushed through candidates that 0.84
00:32:53.140 the young people didn't support and so what happened in the midterms was young people said 0.99
00:32:57.400 okay fine i'm either going to vote blue going to go against you or i'm just going to back out
00:33:02.180 because clearly my voice is not respected and so if we want the young people to continue to
00:33:06.540 participate like we saw them do in 2024 at the presidential election we have to open up that
00:33:12.560 pathway to discussion because right now all they're doing is they're looking at people from
00:33:16.960 both sides of the political aisle looking down on them it's just the difference is the left is
00:33:21.800 saying the right was saying do you remember burrito gate when it was oh for twenty dollars
00:33:25.860 you can feed your entire family i've been talking man i've been talking about it all week i've been
00:33:29.700 talking about it i was talking about it on that night i was talking about two two things the
00:33:33.760 burrito gate and the uh you know this this arkansas governor ad from the the office there 0.96
00:33:41.580 saying that young white men are a bunch of lazy slobs on welfare yeah it's the bob right the bobs 0.98
00:33:47.780 of the world causing all the problems right the bobs are going into walmart and making ricking 0.99
00:33:52.820 havoc upon the world i'm looking over my shoulder for bob when i'm using an atm right that's the 0.91
00:33:57.940 problem and young men are seeing this young white men are looking at this going okay i i see that 0.72
00:34:02.660 i'm now the only group that is it's acceptable to attack and discriminate against totally fair game
00:34:08.040 great you have completely lost all of my respect i'm never going to support you and so they look 1.00
00:34:12.500 at the options you are evil inherently because you're white you're terrible you're a young guy 1.00
00:34:17.020 you're you're awful the patriarchy i hate you i want to crush you versus the people who say a lot 1.00
00:34:21.920 of that which is the left who also say you know what but you also deserve free burritos for life 1.00
00:34:25.960 of course the free burritos for life which is completely unrealistic it's never going to happen
00:34:30.420 appeals to younger generations right and so if the establishment if the gop wants to win young
00:34:35.480 people back. They need to follow through on their promises of no more wars in the Middle East. They
00:34:39.920 need to ramp up deportations and they need to bring back affordability. The things that they
00:34:43.880 campaigned on. It's really as simple as that. And I think that, and again, we have this post
00:34:50.940 up at humanevents.com, but I really encourage people to go read that it's about getting back
00:34:55.420 to basics. It's really just about getting back to basics. This is not something new for anyone
00:35:00.840 in the MAGA movement, I remember 2024, where we had these incredible placards up at the RNC that
00:35:07.600 said mass deportations now. And they were distributed to every single person who was in
00:35:13.120 attendance. They were wonderful. I thought they were great. I thought it was perfect. I thought
00:35:16.740 it was incredible to see that message to be portrayed. And then for so many people, they said
00:35:21.760 they felt like other issues, other things really came into play. And Stephen Miller, by the way,
00:35:28.380 again, he's not just known for deportations. He's actually known for public safety. He's on the
00:35:34.280 Homeland Security Task Force. He had crime, all the security that he's done. And he's a huge Maha
00:35:39.500 guy. I think, by the way, I think, and let me ask you about that as well with Gen Z. Correct me if 0.67
00:35:44.640 I'm wrong, but I think Maha is still one of the biggest movements out there. And I just didn't
00:35:49.400 see them engaged in 2026 the way that they should have been. We saw Stephen Miller did that incredible
00:35:54.580 press conference with Bobby Kennedy, but then J.D. Vance and Michael Alfonso were the only people
00:35:59.940 in elected office or running for office that showed up at the Maha rally in D.C., and I don't
00:36:04.840 understand why that wasn't engaged more. Yeah, we need to prioritize health. Everyone is becoming
00:36:09.700 health conscious, right? There's influencers all over the internet talking about dieting and working
00:36:14.460 out and fitness, and the thing is, it's inherently a right-wing virtue, this idea of taking care of
00:36:19.280 your body. So the fact that the right wouldn't lean into it is self-destructive, right? So if
00:36:25.180 J, if frankly, the GOP wants to win in 2028 and not end up in another bloodbath, like we saw in
00:36:31.460 the midterms, they need to lean into these things. The voters are telling them what they want,
00:36:36.160 right? People in DC forget that it is their job to represent their constituents, right? That is
00:36:41.020 the only reason they were put in DC was to represent the people that elected them. And
00:36:45.700 unfortunately too many people get big egos they get big heads and they forget about this right
00:36:50.120 same thing with with John Thune trying to run again for senate majority leader it's this idea
00:36:54.220 of well I can still do it even though 85 percent of the country says I'm doing a terrible job
00:36:59.140 this this lack of self-awareness is going to be the downfall of the party and so if we want to win
00:37:04.480 in 2028 we need to ramp up the deportations and I really hope that Miller can come through with that
00:37:09.340 as well as pushing that aspect of health and physical fitness I mean Europe is overrun right
00:37:15.140 now with mass migration and things like that, but one thing they have is healthier food, right? If
00:37:20.180 I go to Europe, the piece of chicken I get at the restaurant in Paris is going to be pumped with far
00:37:26.060 less hormones than it is in America because we don't take agriculture and farming seriously. We
00:37:31.140 don't take health seriously. Young people don't want 3D printed bug steak. In fact, I don't know 0.73
00:37:36.800 anyone who wants that other than psychopaths, but we've noticed that the left, if you look at the
00:37:42.120 videos of those celebrating after the midterms. They're all dysgenic. They're all overweight. 0.97
00:37:46.860 They're all in desperate need of Christ, you know, among other things. And the right has
00:37:52.360 the perfect opportunity to capitalize on this in a world where people are searching for meaning.
00:37:57.660 They're searching for value. We have the message. We have, I have it all up and down my plaque
00:38:02.280 right here. We have the winning message and we're not running with it. Why? We're shooting
00:38:08.340 ourselves in the foot it's it's unbelievable it's something where you know it's it's it's very
00:38:15.840 interesting that the movement in 2026 found this incredible formula to win by putting america first
00:38:25.140 focusing on immigration and then joining up with the maha movement of bobby kennedy and it was this
00:38:31.000 phenomenal formula wasn't going for alliteration but here we are that uh that of course charlie
00:38:36.560 kirk played an incredible moment in an incredible part in because he was the one that really brokered
00:38:42.360 that um that endorsement and brokered that partnership which still exists today between
00:38:47.580 maga and maha and of course it took place at a turning point action rally and so when i see
00:38:52.920 these things taking place and and and folks like steven miller who were there at the time who are
00:38:58.320 working on all of these things i say you know what it just it to me it feels like a getting back to
00:39:03.340 basics kind of moment and to borrow a phrase a turning point for the administration yeah it's
00:39:10.920 it's true and my fear this is this is my hope i hope this prediction doesn't come true is that
00:39:16.620 the party goes oh we took it too far trumpism and nationalism went too far clearly people don't like
00:39:22.620 that we need to revert back to the pre-2016 era of neocon warmongerers when the complete opposite
00:39:29.280 it is true. You have this massive coalition between Maha and MAGA, right? The America first
00:39:34.820 health, Christ-centered, putting our sovereignty above all else movement. And it has a lot of
00:39:41.240 support. You just need to help fuel the fire. You just need to stoke it. And so my fear is that the
00:39:47.480 party doesn't do that, is that they look and they go, oh, nationalism went too far. When in reality,
00:39:52.000 it didn't go far enough. It wasn't followed through. And that's why people stayed home.
00:39:56.100 That's why they didn't participate. And so like I've been saying, if you want to win, you have to follow through on those promises.
00:40:01.660 You have to make sure that the things that you tell voters end up coming true because the left is going to make it come true.
00:40:07.800 Right. The first thing they're saying, they were talking about affordability and things before the midterms and they pushed it before during the general itself.
00:40:15.180 But now they've completely shifted to, well, get ready for subpoenas and we're going lawfare against the president and we're going, you know, indictments.
00:40:22.820 So you're saying the socialist, wait, wait, wait, wait, hold on a second. You're saying the
00:40:25.780 socialists lied just so they could get power and that actually, when they get that power,
00:40:29.740 they just want to go after their political enemies. Surely nothing like that has ever
00:40:33.100 happened before in history. No, not at all. This is completely foreign. I mean, none of us could
00:40:37.680 have possibly seen this coming right now. I would love, they said that they're going to make it
00:40:42.240 affordable. So go ahead, prove me wrong, make it affordable, right? Nobody remembers four years ago
00:40:46.760 when eggs were a dollar more than they are today. Eggs are still expensive. Rent is still expensive,
00:40:51.280 but nobody remembers that because it's outside of the 15-minute increment that a majority of the
00:40:56.500 world deals in. If it doesn't affect them in the next 15 or previous 15 minutes, they forget about
00:41:00.980 it. So now the left has a perfect opportunity to prove us all wrong. Will they? No, they're going
00:41:05.880 to go do lawfare. They're going to do what socialists, communists, Muslims do, and they're 0.99
00:41:09.320 going to attack the people that disagree with them, as they have historically. But this gives 0.99
00:41:14.580 us the opportunity to take everything back in 2028. I couldn't agree more. Braden Sorbo,
00:41:21.680 where can people go to follow you, brother? I'm at Braden Sorbo on any and all platforms. I have
00:41:25.980 a daily substack where I send out an email newsletter every single morning for free
00:41:29.960 completely and my show on YouTube, Braden Sorbo. All right. And of course, my best from myself and
00:41:36.120 Tanya Tay to you and Olivia. Thank you. All right, folks, Jack Posobiec, we're still here.
00:41:42.880 we are waiting for the arrival, or I should say the departure. They call it the departure when
00:41:49.620 President Trump leaves, but he's actually arriving because he's stepping up to the camera, to the
00:41:54.200 microphone. But they call it a departure because, of course, he's departing the White House. And
00:41:58.560 these departures that the president has done, of course, are known for and known to be
00:42:04.160 and known to be times where he likes to address. We have a couple of minutes.
00:42:11.840 I'd love to get on another for a great, great friend of the program who scored a stunning victory this past week.
00:42:20.640 And of course, it is the incredible patriot, Anthony Constantino.
00:42:24.340 I should say, Congressman-elect. Anthony, how are you?
00:42:28.300 Great. I believe I just made history. First person to win a House seat, fully self-funding his own campaign.
00:42:33.940 I don't think it's ever been done before. And then on top of that, I issued a thousand dollar bonus to every single one of my employees to say thank you for going through hell with.
00:42:41.400 me and i also called on every other business in america to do the same thousand dollar christmas
00:42:46.820 bonuses for everybody i want everyone to do it especially the media they profit so much off
00:42:52.080 politics you know i didn't know this until i got involved in politics but political advertising
00:42:56.240 is the number two money maker behind christmas for the media so i want every single profitable
00:43:02.080 news network particularly cnn fox times union which is a local outlet local rag they all got
00:43:09.740 to issue thousand dollar checks to their employees because it's all my money you know they're it's
00:43:13.300 my money i gave them 17 i just got to tell you that that there are so many people who said you
00:43:19.760 couldn't do it and i i couldn't be more happy to see you go on and be so successful and quite
00:43:26.880 frankly i can't believe that they didn't think you would be so successful because and i love that
00:43:32.200 not only that you spoke truth to voters and you're continuing to speak truth to power even after the
00:43:37.140 election. That's what you have to do. You know, I got it. I didn't spend, I just spent $17 million
00:43:42.360 amount of money to self fund the race. I had to fight off a hostile GOP establishment. Now
00:43:46.800 everybody agrees with me. I told everybody, I said, the GOP establishment is a bunch of rhinos 0.94
00:43:51.520 that try to help the Democrat party. Now everybody agrees with me because they see the way they 0.84
00:43:54.940 performed. But, uh, you know, I had to fight off a hostile GOP establishment in New York state.
00:43:59.560 Luckily the national Republicans were always on my side. President Trump was on my side.
00:44:03.540 Rudy Giuliani was on my side.
00:44:06.560 The vice president was on my side.
00:44:07.900 Roger Stone was on my side.
00:44:08.980 You were on my side.
00:44:10.540 Dom Luker, a legendary influencer, he said, I've only made one endorsement my entire life.
00:44:16.020 It was for Anthony Constantino, and he won.
00:44:17.800 I said, that's pretty cool.
00:44:18.840 Imagine only making one endorsement in your entire life, and the guy wins.
00:44:21.780 That's quite an accomplishment.
00:44:24.000 So I appreciate everybody that believed in me, but sort of obvious, I built a company
00:44:27.860 with over 1,000 people.
00:44:28.880 That's not easy to do, and I was up against a bunch of people that really aren't that
00:44:32.420 impressive but when they all when you're when there's one against many even a bunch of unimpressive
00:44:37.560 people are become difficult to overcome no it's exactly that and and the fact that you ran against
00:44:44.880 the establishment the fact that you ran on the side of the people i think that's why you won
00:44:49.420 i think you've always been on the side of the people since the days of covid since the days
00:44:53.580 that people said you shouldn't be printing up at sticker mill printing up you know certain things
00:44:57.380 that you were doing you said look i'm just going to do what the people want and i want to stick
00:45:00.620 with that, and you always did. Yeah, people said I couldn't build an incredible manufacturing
00:45:04.580 company in New York State. I did it. Anthony, I got to cut you out there because the President
00:45:09.980 of the United States is heading out. Ladies and gentlemen, here he is, President of the United
00:45:13.780 States, the latest on his big shakeup at the White House, Stephen Miller named Cheapstack.
00:45:22.260 ...many times higher than anticipated.
00:45:25.100 The economy is doing well, except for yesterday,
00:45:29.100 because of the vote.
00:45:32.240 The country lost $3 trillion in value.
00:45:36.900 We had a stock market that lost $3 trillion in value
00:45:40.840 because of the vote.
00:45:43.220 But the jobs numbers, which just got announced,
00:45:45.580 165,000, that was far in excess of what they thought.
00:45:49.580 They were thinking about 20 or 30.
00:45:51.920 And they ended up 165,000 new jobs.
00:45:55.460 Yeah.
00:45:56.100 The Pressure, why is it named Susie Wiles
00:45:58.260 in his departure?
00:45:59.200 The President?
00:46:00.000 The President, Stephen Miller will be
00:46:01.100 the new chief of staff.
00:46:02.860 And Susie is going to go over 1.00
00:46:04.100 to the political operation. 0.57
00:46:05.740 The Pressure, what do you want
00:46:07.240 Stephen Miller to be different?
00:46:09.240 The President, just run things well.
00:46:10.580 The Pressure, you said about a month ago
00:46:13.140 that there was zero chance that
00:46:14.780 Susie Wiles was going to be replaced.
00:46:16.840 So what changed her?
00:46:18.380 The President, I just wanted to know
00:46:19.680 why you decided to make that decision.
00:46:21.440 I just wanted to make a change.
00:46:24.480 I think Susie's done a very good job, great job.
00:46:28.140 But I just wanted to make it.
00:46:29.320 Stephen's been great.
00:46:30.980 And we've got to make moves.
00:46:34.880 Sometimes in life, you have to make moves, eh?
00:46:37.620 The Press Press.
00:46:38.620 What about, why did you choose Stephen Miller?
00:46:41.100 He's been with you since the beginning.
00:46:43.100 The President's been with me from the beginning.
00:46:45.600 He gets it very good politically.
00:46:47.940 And he's a very good manager.
00:46:48.900 He'll do a great job.
00:46:49.700 Great manager.
00:46:50.500 Mr. President, why Stephen Miller?
00:46:56.000 Why Stephen Miller?
00:46:58.000 What is your message for Iran? 0.99
00:47:00.000 We've beaten Iran. 1.00
00:47:02.000 We are doing very well with Iran.
00:47:04.000 We're talking to Iran.
00:47:05.000 We have been.
00:47:06.000 We haven't lost a soldier in seven months or six months.
00:47:10.000 We have the Palermo Strait opening doing.
00:47:14.000 well there you have it the president um we had the feed there i don't know if we were able to
00:47:24.980 get that back um with the feed cut of course the president talking about stephen miller said it was
00:47:30.000 time to make a change uh from susie wiles that who had been the chief of staff who had presided
00:47:35.500 over the campaign and the first of course served in the first two years of the administration guys 0.97
00:47:40.680 Are we able to get that back?
00:47:43.120 Are we getting that back, guys?
00:47:47.800 All right, we're working on getting that back.
00:47:49.800 We know there's some weather.
00:47:50.520 President Trump heading for Air Force One.
00:47:54.140 He is on his way to Cape Canaveral and then in Florida,
00:47:57.220 and then we'll head down to Mar-a-Lago for the weekend.
00:48:00.560 And folks, once again, you have to remember that when it comes to Stephen Miller,
00:48:04.880 that he's not just a one-trick pony when it comes to immigration at the border.
00:48:10.540 Of course, everybody knows him for that. But remember, he's been phenomenal when it comes to affordability. He's been phenomenal when it comes to public safety. He's on the Homeland Security Task Force. He's the Homeland Security Senior Advisor. Law and order, putting those task forces in the problem cities where the president has been allowed to do so and then presiding over massive drops in the homicide. Nashville, right? Nashville was one of these. Knoxville was another one of these where he was able to go in.
00:48:38.380 so many of these places where he was able to go in and city wise huge supporter of maha the fact
00:48:44.160 that he was at the bobby kennedy press conference where president trump signed that incredible and
00:48:50.860 historic executive order changing the vaccine schedule for children and for a guy who's got
00:48:56.520 two gosh for a guy who's got four young kids of course this is what this is what america needs
00:49:04.580 And fact of the matter is that once again, you've got someone who's just 41 years old.
00:49:09.000 So someone who is not a baby boomer, someone who is not Gen X, someone who is in that elder
00:49:17.260 millennial centennial bracket, someone who looks at the issues a little bit differently
00:49:23.440 than the prior generations, understands American national security, understands the problems
00:49:29.200 with the border, understands geopolitics, but also someone who understands the concerns and
00:49:35.280 the interests of younger voters. The same way that we've been talking about here on the program,
00:49:40.980 brought in some of my Gen Z boys. We had Braden Sorba, we had Conwin Lee, who came on to talk
00:49:46.620 about why Gen Z young men did not show up for the Republicans in 2026. These are all things 0.99
00:49:55.860 that are going to have to happen if 2028 is going to come back on board and yeah i'm actually being
00:50:03.560 told everybody's down in terms of the pool then we do have the shot of air force one there but
00:50:07.460 but i'll i'll pop back and and by the way you know what i'm going to do which we haven't done
00:50:11.760 in a while here is let's go to the chats guys throw up the picture of of the uh of af1 and
00:50:18.600 then but i do want to go to the chats let's see what's going on on rumble let's see what people
00:50:21.780 are talking about i want to go to the chats it's been a while since i've been able to do that
00:50:26.300 and and you can you can leave me up a little bit too um but let's see so patriot 1776 says he's
00:50:33.040 been deputy chief of staff handling policy issues at the white house um let's see fisherman 85
00:50:39.260 he's he's he's in his prime um let's see let's see let's see lincoln hawk i'm out long i'm out
00:50:49.120 long live the republic a lincoln hawk just popped out um got a lot of people going to iron maiden
00:50:54.720 73 so what's going on at the white house that's exactly what we're working to find out uh
00:51:02.680 elvin cove diablo he said getting miller is 110 the right move it's overdue and three american
00:51:11.440 flags um lincoln hawk oh there he is saying that he's the president he can make a change so what's
00:51:17.040 up guys what's up rumble chat we are in here we are all in here for you guys
00:51:22.440 and we're in here talking to the rumble chat we're talking to folks i see what's if i can get
00:51:31.720 the getter chat up while while i'm checking this out we used to do this every friday and then we've
00:51:35.820 been so busy with the election that we didn't have a chance to do so and so that's my mea culpa
00:51:40.280 to the to the chat mea culpa to the live chat there but i'm here we're chatting today baby
00:51:45.520 we're chatting what's going on what's on your mind what do you think of the president's latest
00:51:49.460 move what do you think of the president's latest move on this we got diane wrap up uh looks like
00:51:55.180 she's got a navy she's a navy petty officer american patriot party uh says indict the deep
00:52:01.200 state yeah i'm with you on that one liberty lady says new af1 um drew uh jinn says susie w may be
00:52:12.320 on some political job uh jennifer says hi jack hi how are you um beach waves everything was more
00:52:18.480 expensive under oh biden the auto pen can't have that amnesia let's see let's see uh bubby sims
00:52:26.880 says he loves the show well thank you i appreciate you so much for saying that because we put a lot
00:52:30.420 of we put a lot of work into this every day and we do it for all of you and we do it for the country
00:52:35.260 at the end of the day we do it for the country we do it for the american people and look i'm a dad
00:52:39.860 I'm a husband. I do this for my family. I do this for my kids because I want them to grow up in a
00:52:46.680 better country than the one that I grew up in. And I want them to be successful and I want them to
00:52:51.160 have everything possible under the sun. You want to know what motivates me? That's what motivates
00:52:55.420 me. It's as simple as that. And not only that, and only because they are my kids, but because
00:53:00.660 it's what God commands, because Jesus Christ is at the center of everything. Ladies and gentlemen,
00:53:06.720 as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.
00:53:09.860 We'll be right back.