This is what happens when the 4th Turning meets 5th Generation Warfare. A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran, Jack Posobrand, joins host Christ is King to discuss the latest headlines in the world.
00:14:39.260Anyone, anyone who broke the law on this.
00:14:41.700But the point is, is we've got so much of an unbalance here when the actual criminality was being committed by them on a routine basis.
00:14:51.880And by the way, even prior to that, we know that he went up to the House, or excuse me, to the Senate and lied about, same guy, John Brennan, lied about warrantless wiretapping over and over and over until Edward Snowden came out and proved that those were lies.
00:15:04.900Never charged, well beyond the statute of limitations there.
00:15:08.120Then, to your point, people are saying, oh, this is past the five-year statute.
00:15:11.640Ah, but he committed further lies even in later hearings.
00:15:36.940And by the way, I'm sure we can find instances as well of Clapper and Comey committing these same acts.
00:15:44.160And look, if Roger Stone had to go through, and I sat in the courtroom with him and Steve Bannon, and if they had to go through what they went through on these very same questions, General Flynn, and all the way up to, of course, Donald Trump himself, then there's no question that the country needs this.
00:15:58.940And actually, Matt, if you could talk for just a couple minutes on that, does the country need this process?
00:16:05.700If we don't do it, it will happen again.
00:16:08.500Someone will believe that piously, that in service of their own aggrandizement, that converting political opposition research into counterintelligence investigations will be the normal course of practice.
00:16:24.580And what you mentioned about this being routine may end up being what hangs these guys.
00:16:54.500But there is a tell in how the DOJ is pursuing this.
00:16:58.920The reporting indicates that this is not going to be a perjury charge like you saw with Roger Stone or some sort of evading Congress charge like we saw with Navarro and Bannon.
00:17:09.620They are investigating a conspiracy where venue can properly lie wherever there is a predicate criminal act in furtherance of the conspiracy.
00:17:21.680That's why Pam Bondi has put together this strike force at the DOJ to take in to ingest this information.
00:17:27.860It's not just about the questions of fact and law.
00:17:33.380And if any one of these cats was down in Palm Beach sending emails or out in Jackson Hole, Wyoming on a phone call or sending a text message from the Eastern District of Virginia, they sink venue in places where real Americans are going to be on the grand jury.
00:17:51.380Real Americans are going to be on the jury.
00:17:52.960And this prosecution that would even include the lies John Brennan told in Washington, D.C., could properly lie in another place in the country that would really frighten these people.
00:18:05.160Doug Mackey, who's someone who that that's been a friend of mine for a decade now, his case was brought in Brooklyn.
00:18:12.860So I think it's the Eastern District of New York.
00:18:15.000So why why is he all the way up there?
00:18:16.580And they said because there were victims of his conspiracy in that district.
00:18:21.680And so that's what they're a block away, by the way, from the Hillary Clinton campaign headquarters from where it was in 2016.
00:18:27.840They moved his venue all the way up to New York.
00:18:29.820He was a West Palm Beach guy and they moved it all the way up there because on this theory that there were victims of his conspiracy who were living there.
00:18:37.520So this all of these things are absolutely important, by the way, and crucial to go through right now.
00:18:44.920And I love the fact that it sounds like that's exactly what they're thinking of, because that's one of the reasons that you we've had trouble with this before, because how do you get past a D.C. jury?
00:18:55.140How do you get past a 95 percent Democrat district to change the venue?
00:19:44.820And as we're speaking, though, there's a lot of econ news that's breaking.
00:19:49.860We were thinking that Jerome Powell might finally lower interest rates to help people out with a little bit of the housing industry and all this closeout of the housing industry that so many people have been denied access to.
00:20:04.200I have this whole theory that's why millennials are so into collecting things and so focused on Marvel movies because they were cut out of housing, which blocked them out of family formation and all the rest.
00:20:15.880But that's a story for another situation.
00:20:17.820But Matt, why don't you break down some of the latest information that we're getting regarding the breaking economic news?
00:20:24.620The good news is that we just saw that in the second quarter of this year, the economy grew at a 3% annualized rate, which is really remarkable considering when I was entering the job market in the Obama years, we were told as young job seekers that the economy would never grow at more than a 2% rate.
00:20:47.100And so Obama had us at 1.8, 1.9, and was telling us that's just what we should accept as the new normal.
00:20:54.020So an economy growing at a 3% annualized rate is doing 50% more for you in terms of opportunity than the Obama economy at its best moments.
00:21:04.600And for all of that good news, the challenge is that Jerome Powell still doesn't want you to be able to buy a house.
00:21:12.020The growth in the economy would suggest that there is enough production to justify lowering interest rates without spiking inflation because there's more stuff.
00:21:23.800There's more things happening in the United States, largely as a consequence of President Trump's carrot and stick approach to trade.
00:21:32.060Like other presidents, Republican and Democrat, viewed trade as this gift that America gave the world.
00:21:39.240It was part of our largesse. And when we brought people into trading relationships, we thought it would cause them to act more like us.
00:21:46.980Well, when we saw the Chimerica dream turn into a nightmare for the American middle class, we saw just the opposite, that we were actually becoming more and more like China.
00:21:57.600And so now with the economy growing stateside, with the EU, with Gulf states, with other Asian economies pouring money into America,
00:22:07.500it would seemingly be the time to lower interest rates, to give more younger millennials and Gen Z an opportunity to think about the American dream and homeownership.
00:22:17.100And that would have tremendous societal benefit.
00:22:20.100We often look at the American economy as just a collection of producers and consumers, but we're more than that.
00:22:31.040The historians will write about all the things we did to stop family formation in this country, whether it was economically,
00:22:39.060whether it was just from like a value standpoint or whether it was the poisoning, the biological war that was waged on women and men that have really impacted fertility.
00:22:49.580And I think that if people can get access to capital, we can get an updraft from the Trump economy and it might be our last chance to turn it around.
00:22:56.600Well, I think that's right. And there's been some, I've been working on, we're going to do, you know, a whole show on this at some point,
00:23:03.500but there's, since we're on the subject, there's this idea that's been popping around on social media that we're actually in a silent depression.
00:23:13.020And I love this term. I think it's so fantastic, but because it talks about how the factors that we use and the metrics that we use to define economic well-being,
00:23:24.140whether it be the stock market, whether it be GDP, even GDP per capita, when you have this massive influx of migrants is, you know,
00:23:34.160it's completely inflated because it doesn't account for population shift.
00:23:39.940And so when you just track actual, but then when you shift that on its head and you track things like homeownership,
00:23:45.940when you track things like wage growth, purchasing power of, you know, purchasing power parity.
00:23:51.840So this idea of how far does your dollar grow, you can see these massive swaths of the American people that haven't seen anything other than a downward trend since the 1990s.
00:24:04.860And in some aspects, the 1960s, when you track it all the way back.
00:24:08.820And so, but then of course, this is why you'll get people to sit up there and say, whoa, you know, oh, look at this, look at that.
00:24:14.900But you're totally missing all of these people that are locked out of these economic booms that are coming in because of the factors you're talking about.
00:24:23.720Yeah, I I've never really shared this with anyone, but this reminds me of a conversation I had with Donald Trump on January 6th of 2021.
00:24:34.200And, you know, we were speaking to him on that day and he said he was going to go tell people that they needed to go home.
00:24:42.120But he said this, he said, I'm not going to trash these people because these people have been walked all over for 40 years.
00:24:48.100And there was there was a grace and a humanity and an empathy and an understanding for that condition you described.
00:24:56.280And it, of course, never excuses violence.
00:24:59.380But for people who were on that day feeling a culmination of so much, I think it does for a lot of folks stretch back to the false economic promise of globalism and these a lot of these trade deals that hurt us.
00:25:15.820And, you know, we we now see Trump making those people's lives better, making all of our lives better.
00:25:21.740And so with, you know, the purchasing power that you talk about is actually all that matters.
00:25:27.480It doesn't matter how much money you have. It just matters. What can you get with it?
00:25:31.360Can you get a roof over your head? Can you get food?
00:25:34.500Can you participate in your church with the resources that you have at your disposal?
00:25:38.780And when people have that, they actually are happier and they do live better lives and it causes a societal positivity swing that isn't measured in quarterly earnings.
00:25:52.280No, it's exactly right. And I think that that that's something that's at the very heart of MAGA, right?
00:25:59.240This is why all those people in places like Mosinee, Wisconsin or Pontiac, Michigan, Battle Creek, Michigan, Butler, Pennsylvania, right?
00:26:09.380Why do the people of Butler, Pennsylvania block to Trump rallies?
00:26:13.960Because he goes there and he shows that he actually cares about the situation they've all been through, that they've all been in.
00:26:22.940And he said he is their one shot. He is the one shot that they have left at turning it all back.
00:26:30.240It's as simple as I didn't know we were going to go so deep on this one, but here we are.
00:26:33.840Matt Gaetz, we got to run. We're just about out of time. Where can people go?
00:26:36.980That was too fast. Let's do an hour next time, Jack.
00:26:40.260All right, we'll do an hour next time. We're locked up. Angelo, book it.
00:32:00.740He's betrayed South Carolinians and America and Donald Trump, and he stabs him in the back repeatedly and is doing so again right now, even though he's been endorsed by him.
00:32:11.340But, you know, the biggest difference, and we have a lot of people moving into our state from woke areas across the country, and they believe they're in a red state.
00:32:20.340And then when we show them the freedom index, their constitutional voting record, like Lindsey, his lifetime score out of 100 is 57% of the time he votes correctly.
00:32:33.600So he's betraying his oath as a Republican.
00:32:47.720Anything below a 70 is an F, and he's failing in all the different scorecards that we can look up as voters just to see how our representatives are doing.
00:32:59.480You know, he just got endorsed by some pro-life, I would call them fake pro-life organizations, because on his website, he's okay to murder babies in the womb up to 15 weeks.
00:33:11.960I'm 100% pro-life, and abortion, that's just a nice word for murder.
00:33:18.380That's not an option for me, and I'll fight to keep pro-life on top, you know, as a topic that we're going to nail down and finish off.
00:33:29.320We've killed over 63 million of our own children in this country, 10 times more than Hitler killed Jews, and that's got to stop.
00:33:43.520When we bring God back first again into our government, that's the only way our Constitution works.
00:33:49.800And every decision I'll make will be done biblically first, through the first filter, and then through the Constitution next, or it's a no for me.
00:33:58.740And our country only works that way the way our framers wrote the Constitution, with godly, moral society.
00:34:06.400And so we've got to get back to that and get rid of all the corruption and craziness that's been going on.
00:34:14.120Well, Mark, I completely agree with you on that point, because the American Constitution does something that no other government hitherto had done on Earth.
00:34:25.700And it provides an extreme amount of freedom to the American citizens.
00:34:30.560You don't see this from governments in the past, and you don't even see it in places like Europe today.
00:34:37.800They just simply don't have the amount of freedoms that we do in this country.
00:34:41.580It's an incredible amount of personal liberty.
00:34:44.060But for that liberty, the price we pay, of course, is responsibility.
00:34:49.460And that responsibility is always supposed to be filtered through, and it certainly was at the time, through the idea of having Christians.
00:34:55.800And that said they had that strong moral Christian fiber to their being.
00:35:00.140They certainly came from Christian countries.
00:35:02.260And so the idea was that all of that freedom would be tempered by their religion and by the moral code of Christianity.
00:35:10.140And so when the left came to the United States and started getting into places of power, what was the very first thing they did?
00:35:18.220They tried to take God out of the public square, because if you take out God, now suddenly it's all just a bunch of words.
00:35:24.680And now freedom can be whatever you want it to be, because there's no filter.
00:35:31.100And we've allowed it, and we've got to take it back.
00:35:34.820God tells us in Genesis and Matthew 18, I'll loose what you loose and bind what you bind.
00:35:41.840God's in charge, but we've been given everything we need to rule and reign and have dominion down here.
00:35:48.200And we've just got to have the right people get back into Congress that will run the country the way our forefathers designed it and honor the Constitution.
00:35:57.980You know, if I get in as the servant of the people to be their voice in D.C. for the great state of South Carolina,
00:36:05.520my only job is to protect the God-given unalienable rights that God gave us, and that's what the Constitution does.
00:36:18.580We have too many agencies we've created that are unconstitutional.
00:36:22.080This causing all of this inflation and the printing of money.
00:36:25.840You know, we need to get back on the gold standard and get to a 10% flat tax and get rid of property taxes.
00:36:34.600And the tariffs that Trump's introduced, I'm so happy that's started.
00:36:40.420There's a little bit of adjustment period we'll be going through, but that'll help fund our economy and level up and equalize the low cost that other third world countries have in making products for us.
00:36:53.440And we can bring manufacturing and bring jobs back to America.
00:40:54.020And in fact, they're calling this Nazi propaganda.
00:40:58.460And I'm just going to step back and say, imagine the billions of dollars and years upon years of conditioning and programming that it took to overcome.
00:41:13.080To go from, you know, those Calvin Klein ads from a couple of years ago where they had like, I don't know, gigantic Swahili warriors and, you know, burkinis on the cover of Sports Illustrated from Somalian migrants to just going back to having Sidney Sweeney in a pair of jeans.
00:42:24.060So a year and a month at this point now, I wrote a whole book about this saying that all of leftism is rooted in envy and anger and resentment and jealousy.
00:42:39.220And if you understand that and that it's a collection of people who are envious and resentful and just want to tear everything down, that's what leftism is bred into.
00:42:48.500Then you will understand the reaction to this and why they make it political, because there's obviously nothing political on its face about the ad.
00:42:56.820But in a sense, it does actually stand as a testament to the fact that things are real.
00:43:02.080And guess what? There's a reason that everyone around the world goes to visit places like Rome and goes to visit the cathedrals of Europe, because as it turns out, beauty is objective.
00:43:14.960Yeah. Notice how all the people who are mad about it, the liberals, are ugly.
00:43:19.060Every single video that I've seen posted is a minority or someone who's very overweight complaining that Sydney Sweeney is beautiful.
00:43:26.300She's skinny. She has a larger chest. That's what the people like.
00:43:29.140That's what the people want. And they're mad about it because they're jealous.
00:43:32.080I will say the one thing that I do disagree with is that, yes, conservatives are pushing this.
00:43:37.480They're applauding it, which it is a step in the right direction.
00:43:40.720But also conservatives are supposed to be following more traditional roles and morals and values.
00:43:45.580Is selling sex something that we should be promoting? No.
00:43:49.220But I do think we're making one small good change.
00:43:53.420That's that's a great point. That's certainly a great point.
00:43:56.040And then, by the way, that's exactly the type of thing like I would love to get back to the type of America where we are talking about the raciness of the ad rather than, of course, the race of the actress or the model in this case that they've they've put back together.
00:44:13.260But it's like we've gone so far off the rails that it's like we can't even get back to just the very basics of where we used to be as a country to be able to say, yeah, you know what?
00:44:24.520That might not. You know, maybe I don't want my kids watching that necessarily, that type of thing.
00:44:29.020You know, I think of that as a dad all the time.
00:44:31.280That being said, you know, when I consider the alternative, I'm like, well, I'd much rather have my kids watching a Sydney Sweeney ad than some of the stuff that the other stuff that's out there.
00:44:41.920I agree. I think we need to go back to the ads from decades ago, like Ralph Lauren, Kate Spade, those those vibes, the Tommy Hilfiger vibes where people are covered, they're dressed nice.
00:44:51.500You look at them and you say, oh, they're beautiful. I want my family to look like that one day.
00:44:55.420That's what people buy. They buy things that look attractive to them.
00:45:01.280I mean, there's there's a there the greatest ad to my mind of all time is is the Gillette razor ad from the 1990s.
00:45:10.180Gillette, the best a man can get. And it's just it's just a father and son.
00:45:14.060And so a grandfather and it, you know, he becomes a grandfather in the course of it.
00:45:19.440So he has a son that his son has a son and they're passing the razor on.
00:45:23.360And it's just the best. It's just the best ad I've ever seen.
00:45:26.220And to your point, there's there's you know, you don't need, quote unquote, sex to to break through in it.
00:45:31.740But what do you have? You have standards and you have this idea that there are standards and standards are real because and, you know, let's get back to that.
00:45:38.780Because, by the way, you're making an argument that there should be a standard against this, which would then preclude the idea that there are standards.
00:45:46.560Leftism is a complete denial of the standards of reality that we all know exist.
00:45:51.060There are some people that are better looking than others.
00:45:53.160There are some people that are thinner than others.
00:45:54.600There are some people that are more athletic than others.
00:45:56.260There are some people that are smarter than others, faster than others.
00:45:58.440It's just reality. And so conservatism starts starts with an acceptance of reality and then saying, OK, this is human nature.
00:46:07.420This is reality. How should we you know, how should we deal with it?
00:46:10.300How should we set up society to best serve human nature?
00:46:13.640Whereas leftism begins with a complete denial of human nature.
00:46:18.440Agreed. I think that conservatives can recognize that reality and then make a change if they realize, hey, maybe I'm overweight.
00:46:23.700I should go to the gym or hey, maybe I need to change this.
00:46:26.320They'll actually make a change. Instead, the liberals just look at it and then they try to push everyone down because they can't take care of themselves.
00:46:32.180They're ugly. They're fat. They're all of this. And they don't do anything to change it.
00:46:38.160Actually, that reminds me of something that happened just in your home state, you know, where it kind of lines up with what we're talking about.
00:46:44.980Separate story. But this this horrific brawl that happened in Cincinnati, the apparently one of the judges came out and said that he granted a very low cash bail
00:46:54.980to one of the assailants and said he was he had binged drunk.
00:46:58.920And the reason that he was so drunk was because he had been over served.
00:47:02.580So it was actually the bartender's fault that he was so drunk.
00:47:06.380It was the bartender's fault that he was so drunk, not his fault for drinking the beers.
00:47:11.580Well, of course, it can never be his fault.
00:47:13.300He was a minority. So God forbid we place any blame or responsibility on it on him.
00:47:17.900And I'm not surprised to even see that happening in Cincinnati.
00:47:20.060That's like an every other day situation.
00:47:22.060But notice how none of the major news outlets were covering it because it was a white person that was beat up by a group of minorities.
00:47:28.440And it's I mean, we've certainly I would say social media has driven this to the point where it's been forced.
00:47:35.480And it just occurred to me that here we have yet another standard that is a double standard.
00:47:40.320So the double standard gets applied to one group of people, but not to another right in your home state of Ohio.