Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - The Ann Widdecombe Murder, Foreign Influence on X, & The AZ Gov Election

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00:00:42.480 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.

00:00:49.180 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.

00:00:52.180 Christ is king.

00:00:53.780 Dramatic video shows a man running outside this federal building in New York City, 0.99

00:00:58.880 then pouring what officials believe to be gasoline and setting the sidewalk on fire,

00:01:04.160 flames bursting into the air as he runs off.

00:01:07.080 Law enforcement rushing to the scene, a security officer tackling the suspect.

00:01:11.520 His goal was to target the building.

00:01:13.920 He said that, and I'm not going to get into all the details of a post-arrest interview,

00:01:18.260 but he was Mirandized, read his rights.

00:01:21.880 He did agree to talk in that post-arrest interview.

00:01:26.300 He did say he was targeting the building and he was okay if he hurt or killed people going in and out of the building, whether they were federal employees or civilians.

00:01:36.240 A report released Monday by the State Department accusing Cuba of a decades-long influence campaign inciting left-wing extremism in the U.S.

00:01:44.580 The document claiming Cuba has infiltrated the highest reaches of the U.S. government,

00:01:49.940 backed an unprecedented wave of left-wing terrorism on American soil,

00:01:54.580 designed to turn America against itself.

00:01:56.940 Other headlines, there's been a firestorm of criticism after Mayor Mamdani doubled down

00:02:02.240 on his promise to arrest Israel's prime minister when he arrives in New York for the U.N. General Assembly.

00:02:08.520 Political reporter Marcia Kramer has reaction from the president and also local Jewish leaders.

00:02:13.100 I believe that when someone is charged with an International Criminal Court warrant, it's something that should be taken seriously, whether it's Benjamin Netanyahu or it's Vladimir Putin or whomever else.

00:02:24.000 What I've also made clear is that my administration will follow all applicable local laws.

00:02:29.180 A senior administration official says the United States will put in place a 50 percent tariff or tariffs, plural, on three sets of Canadian imports.

00:02:38.820 And those categories are cars, dairy and alcohol.

00:02:42.000 The battleground state of Arizona is holding its primary elections tomorrow.

00:02:46.840 In the race for governor, two congressmen and two businessmen are competing for the Republican nomination.

00:02:52.720 Former House Freedom Caucus chair Andy Biggs has the upper hand after winning President Trump's endorsement.

00:02:58.660 The winner of this contest will face off against Democratic incumbent governor Katie Hobbs in November.

00:03:03.640 Ann Whitacombe was bludgeoned to death, according to prosecutors, and as a man accused of her murder made his first court appearance.

00:03:12.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome on board today's edition of Human Events Daily, here live,

00:03:19.340 in Real America's Voice.

00:03:21.340 Today's July 21st, 2026, Anno Domine.

00:03:27.180 Folks, we just got the new report out of the UK in the Ann Whittacombe murder case.

00:03:35.940 And this one is harrowing.

00:03:38.960 This one is gruesome.

00:03:42.000 So, if you're not interested in hearing that kind of stuff, you've got little kids, I would say, just turn the show off for now.

00:03:49.440 Just turn it off right now.

00:03:51.440 We're going to get into some serious stuff here.

00:03:56.320 Joshua Carey is an arch-leftist.

00:03:59.900 We know that he was found with Nigel Farage and Reform UK clippings up in his home.

00:04:07.500 he's accused of driving

00:04:10.600 300 miles

00:04:12.760 there and 300 miles back

00:04:16.980 to Ann Whitacombe's home.

00:04:22.240 We're told that Joshua Carey,

00:04:24.960 28, allegedly entered

00:04:26.840 her house

00:04:27.520 on July 8th.

00:04:30.700 He walked into

00:04:32.220 her home.

00:04:34.720 78-year-old woman

00:04:37.500 She was eating lunch.

00:04:39.800 She was sitting there, wasn't bothering anyone,

00:04:43.580 simply eating lunch with an opinion this guy apparently can stand.

00:04:53.660 But what did he do?

00:04:55.780 Well, he had a hammer in his hand.

00:04:58.800 He took that hammer, 0.95

00:05:01.480 and he decided that Ann Whittacombe wasn't allowed to have her opinions anymore. 0.70

00:05:07.500 and that that lunch would actually be her last meal. 0.94

00:05:13.340 He took that hammer, and he bashed her in the head.

00:05:19.780 Not once, but 21 times, according to the autopsy.

00:05:27.640 21 times.

00:05:29.700 21 times.

00:05:33.440 He then stole her wallet and left.

00:05:37.500 He was only in the home for two minutes.

00:05:42.980 All this is alleged, again, it's read out in court.

00:05:46.920 Two minutes.

00:05:48.800 Two minutes is less time than it takes me to describe his actions to you right now.

00:05:55.700 Walks in, commits the act, walks out, drives another 300 miles.

00:06:01.300 this is

00:06:07.120 horrific

00:06:09.000 this is

00:06:11.020 an act

00:06:13.580 of pure

00:06:15.240 unmitigated evil

00:06:16.860 and I said in the UK

00:06:21.360 where

00:06:22.240 the death penalty

00:06:25.560 is currently not on the table

00:06:27.840 that

00:06:29.280 they should bring it back for this guy

00:06:34.960 and maybe a number of other

00:06:38.200 these horrific murders that have gone on

00:06:41.240 on British soil in the last couple of years. 0.99

00:06:47.040 How can you not put a monster like this to death? 0.98

00:06:50.800 If convicted, absolutely. 1.00

00:06:53.660 He should be hung from the Tower of London. 1.00

00:06:56.620 This is depraved. This is horrific. Ladies and gentlemen, the assassination culture is getting worse. 1.00

00:07:07.500 Be right back. Jack Posovic, Human Rights Daily.

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00:09:46.780 slash poso so folks yet again another example horrific leftist terrorism murder and an

00:09:57.220 assassination i don't know why you wouldn't call it an assassination we've got aaron mcintyre back

00:10:02.340 on and he and i were talking about this now it it does appear to be confirmed aaron that uh that

00:10:09.540 not only was this politically inspired, but just a horrific and brutal act 21 times this

00:10:17.900 incredible woman who's 78 years old, sitting at home eating lunch. These people will drive

00:10:25.980 into your home, walk in the door, bash you over the head with a hammer while you're eating lunch,

00:10:32.440 and then drive home like nothing happened or why is it that we that conservatives just don't seem 0.60

00:10:41.940 to get what time it is well as we've talked about in the past the normalization of leftist political

00:10:49.540 violence is only going to continue unless it's taken seriously and over and over again conservatives

00:10:55.980 have rejected any real efforts to put serious consequences to the wider network of people who

00:11:02.900 are ultimately facilitating these attacks. Now, we don't know ultimately if this was tied to any

00:11:07.640 organization, but what we do know is that organizations like Antifa in the United States

00:11:12.200 do organize these things, do encourage these things. Leftists are doing things like building

00:11:17.460 militias under the guise of things like the John Brown Gun Club. They are trying to coordinate

00:11:22.260 you know on servers and when the leftist media goes out and basically venerates these people

00:11:28.800 plays up the threats of conservatives as dangerous fascists who are going to annihilate entire groups

00:11:34.240 of people they're obviously inviting this type of violence as we saw very sadly with attacks on

00:11:40.320 Donald Trump and the death of Charlie Kirk the left is more than willing to celebrate this and

00:11:45.820 suggest who should go next so yes we might get a few voices saying ultimately well maybe we shouldn't

00:11:50.980 go shooting our opponents. But not so secretly, the average leftist is really celebrating these

00:11:56.840 acts of violence, and that only inspires more. I think conservatives are really unnerved at the

00:12:01.460 idea that their neighbor might not ultimately kill them, but would kind of wish them dead if 0.82

00:12:06.820 someone else would do the job. That's a terrifying thing to confront, and it's easier to hide your

00:12:11.260 head in the sand. No, and of course, by the way, it's totally safer. And it's sort of weird how

00:12:18.960 there's this, this reward structure, incentive structure that's been set up where it's totally

00:12:22.720 safer to say, oh, you know, you know, Mossad did everything. Mossad did this. Mossad did Charlie.

00:12:30.220 Mossad is the reason that the power was out on half of the East coast last week, you know,

00:12:35.100 and for some reason it's, it's considered, you know, and I get, I get, I get why people would

00:12:41.840 want to talk about, you know, foreign influence. And obviously we shouldn't. In fact, I want to

00:12:45.820 ask you about that in a minute but it's almost like they'll they'll go straight to that rather

00:12:50.560 than actually discuss what's happening in the world do you get what i'm saying yeah absolutely

00:12:57.540 and look you know we shouldn't downplay the danger of foreign influence i think you and i both feel

00:13:02.600 that that is you know very degrading to our republic and needs to be stopped but yeah you're

00:13:07.760 absolutely correct that there are so many people who are willing to rush to this explanation at

00:13:13.140 every moment because it avoids them having to deal with the real world. Look, again, you can

00:13:18.600 have your own criticisms of the state of Israel, but you know at the end of the day they're not

00:13:23.220 going to kill you over it. You're not actually going to be killed by the Mossad for criticizing

00:13:28.800 Israel. However, a leftist will kill you for criticizing them. We know that leftists will 0.98

00:13:34.800 react with violence whenever they are challenged, so it's far safer to put the blame on some

00:13:40.680 you know for faraway government that's never really going to take you seriously and try to

00:13:44.740 hurt you as opposed to the left where these crazed lunatics will actually go after not just big

00:13:50.680 officials but average people in order to stop them from criticizing the leftist agenda so i think

00:13:56.840 ultimately it is simply safer to make those kind of conspiracy theories and you know ultimately

00:14:02.780 put the blame there rather than to face the fact that if you criticize the left they will come for

00:14:08.620 you violently. Yes, that's right. And in fact, we are seeing the State Department now. I mean,

00:14:14.900 they have this big Cuba report that's out that's very interesting and shows that a lot of these

00:14:20.840 organized groups, the National Lawyers Guild, among others, who directly work with Antifa,

00:14:26.840 have been receiving some of this foreign influence in terms of organization, occasionally in terms

00:14:34.700 of payments. My question is, are we going to get any arrests? Are we going to actually see people

00:14:40.580 prosecuted? Are we going to see these groups actually disrupted and broken up? Because we

00:14:46.100 know the government has done this. Government did this in the past, by the way, to the very same

00:14:50.760 type of subversive groups in the wake of the assassination of President William McKinley,

00:14:56.320 for example. Teddy Roosevelt oversaw an entire national campaign on this. This is really simple

00:15:02.080 stuff that our government has done in the past, and yet we don't see it happening now.

00:15:08.000 Well, we've seen some encouraging action from the Trump administration. They did declare Antifa a

00:15:13.240 foreign terror network, which opens up a lot of opportunities for them to look at their finances,

00:15:19.200 to bring charges, to use powers that they otherwise would not be able. We've also heard

00:15:24.540 from the Trump administration, specifically Marco Rubio, that Cuba has been a key funnel for bringing

00:15:30.800 a lot of funding and influence into leftist terror in the country that the communists there

00:15:36.260 have been funneling support and money and these kind of things structure to these groups.

00:15:42.420 That's good. If that's true, then pursuing these connections is critical. But it has been,

00:15:49.680 frankly, a long time since the attempts on President Trump's life and the assassination

00:15:55.220 of Charlie Kirk. And it's time to see some action. I understand and I respect that ultimately the

00:16:00.940 Trump administration wants to get this right. You don't want to mess this up. It's too important.

00:16:04.520 It's Charlie's family and friends deserve a careful execution of these kinds of prosecutions

00:16:11.580 to ensure we roll up everybody. We get the funding. We get the organizations. We get the groups.

00:16:16.940 That's critical. You don't want to go too fast and make any mistakes. But eventually we need to see

00:16:21.740 the action taken and we're getting to the point where it's concerning uh as careful as one might

00:16:27.000 want to be about these prosecutions and structuring these cases and going after people at some point

00:16:31.400 people start to believe just nothing is happening uh and so i think it would be nice if we continued

00:16:36.400 to receive clear messaging from the administration where they are in this process because without the

00:16:42.120 messaging and without the action it does give aid to the leftists who think that ultimately they are

00:16:47.200 getting away with the stuff because the hammer never really drops right and it's it's really

00:16:53.400 this idea that you know you you can't operate with such levels of impunity if you're going to do this

00:17:00.780 and and and to be clear we know what the federal government looks like when they want to go after

00:17:05.640 groups of people okay we saw the response to covid we saw the response to january 6th i'm not even

00:17:11.840 talking about anything to that level, which in both cases I say was completely unjust.

00:17:17.100 But I'm just saying that when we've lived through things like this in recent history,

00:17:22.460 within the last five years, we don't need to wind back the clock to say, oh, this was,

00:17:27.640 you know, 120 years ago, like I did with McKinley and Teddy Roosevelt. No, I'm talking about stuff

00:17:33.880 that happened very recently that we know the government is able to do. And, you know, you're

00:17:40.400 right it's it's been um you know what two two years since butler and then but you know the

00:17:49.260 the kennedy um not the kennedy center attack which was it the um the white house correspondence

00:17:53.860 dinner attack was not that long ago that was a shooting people were shot at if uh wolf blitzer

00:17:59.960 or my friend sam nunberg have been standing a little bit to a little bit to the right or a

00:18:04.260 little bit more beyond the, you know, the bathroom of the Washington Hilton, they would have been

00:18:10.640 hit. I had friends that were at that. Erica Kirk was at that, literally at that dinner. I had many

00:18:15.540 other friends that were at that dinner. So the idea that we're going to sit back and just sort

00:18:19.900 of like wait for these things to continue to happen, it really does seem like it's a bit too

00:18:25.940 passive. And it just calls for a certain level of urgency that we're not quite seeing yet. And

00:18:33.520 And then fortunately, the grim reality is this, that if we don't start taking this seriously,

00:18:39.520 there are going to be more Anne Whittacombs, there are going to be more Charlie Kirks,

00:18:44.680 there will be more assassination attempts on President Trump, on J.D. Vance,

00:18:48.320 the other members of the cabinet, Supreme Court justices are wearing bulletproof vests.

00:18:54.320 People have been waiting outside their homes. People have been swatting them.

00:18:58.520 The Secretary of the Treasury had a transgender who was about to kill him at one point. 1.00

00:19:02.800 it's all real it's all real folks and it will not stop until it is stopped 0.73

00:19:09.280 jack was so big human events daily real america's voice we'll be right back

00:19:12.820 talk about influences these are influences and uh they're friends of mine jack or so like where's

00:19:38.040 All right, folks, Jack Posobiec, we're back live here at Human Events Daily, a real America's

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00:21:04.760 make the switch today so arm mcintyre you just did a whole episode about uh about this topic

00:21:12.440 that is really exploding all over the place um the head of product over at twitter just tweeted

00:21:19.400 out not too long ago that in fact they are now investigating so twitter has now opened up an

00:21:25.640 investigation into undisclosed foreign influence campaigns which are running on the product on x

00:21:35.080 and i think that's that's phenomenal i think that's absolutely something that they need to

00:21:40.280 get into and in fact something that um i think a lot of people have overlooked is that this is one

00:21:45.320 One of Charlie Kirk's last, you know, last pushes because he had a tweet up on September

00:21:53.140 4th, 2025.

00:21:55.960 So, you know, just a few days before he was murdered, where he said, where he was, he

00:22:02.020 was sort of quote tweeting something that Nick Sorter was putting out about tariffs

00:22:06.400 on India and people who were attacking tariffs on India.

00:22:11.000 And Charlie commented, you have to wonder if this coordinated activity for most of

00:22:15.300 Voting the interests of India should trigger FARA registrations. 0.93

00:22:19.140 Many accounts are obviously being paid to peddle this trash from the Indian government. 0.86

00:22:25.060 Who is paying them and how much? 0.98

00:22:26.860 We need answers.

00:22:28.560 It's one of the last things that Charlie Kirk ever tweeted.

00:22:32.680 And I think Charlie's right.

00:22:33.920 And I think that it shouldn't just be India.

00:22:36.140 It should be Israel. 0.63

00:22:37.060 It should be Qatar. 0.99

00:22:37.960 It should be China. 0.66

00:22:38.680 It should be literally anyone who is a foreign nation or any individual that's being paid for. 0.96

00:22:46.620 So, Arne, talk to me a little bit about some of the work that you're doing now, you know, kind of exposing this foreign influence, not just on X, but really everywhere in our politics.

00:22:56.020 Well, I had Alex Bruzowitz on, who is the Trump social media strategist, and he recounted his experience of basically being approached by a cutout for the Israeli government about receiving millions of dollars so that he could give a pro-Israel messaging strategy on social media around the Iran war.

00:23:18.120 And when he turned that offer down, it would appear that they moved on to other another conservative operator who used to be associated with the Trump campaign.

00:23:28.640 And it seems like a lot of money exchanged hands.

00:23:31.520 And ultimately, we saw a rise in the number of commentators who were messaging on this issue.

00:23:38.180 Now, I don't think this is entirely artificial.

00:23:40.520 I think there are probably a lot of people who were interested in discussing it, but it's very clear that much of it was promoted and subsidized.

00:23:47.020 And it's obviously, as you point out, not just Israel, India, China, Qatar, Russia, they're all spending a lot of money and a lot of time trying to influence American social media, especially in the conservative sphere.

00:24:00.800 And one of the reasons is that with the collapse of trust in mainstream media, a lot of people see things like conservative Twitter or other social media spheres as more organic.

00:24:11.620 It's something that has a normal energy.

00:24:15.160 It seems like average people talking.

00:24:16.980 It doesn't have this slick produced style.

00:24:19.200 And so people tend to think that the messages are more genuine.

00:24:22.160 But as we're uncovering with all these foreign influence operations, in many cases, people are encouraged to discuss this.

00:24:29.520 Now, again, not every one of these people is getting a script directly from a foreign

00:24:33.280 government.

00:24:33.720 Many of them probably already support good relationships with those governments anyway.

00:24:38.260 But when you add additional money to their pockets for talking about the issue, you

00:24:42.600 incentivize a harder line approach, a more constant messaging stream.

00:24:47.060 And that's why we're seeing these different foreign influence ops kind of shift through

00:24:51.320 the social media environment.

00:24:53.060 So I think it's really important that across the board, no matter what the country is, 0.76

00:24:56.980 we reject this foreign influence. 0.94

00:24:59.200 We say this is deleterious to the Republic, to the United States, and ultimately, we need to have disclosure. 0.96

00:25:06.040 I agree 100% with Alex, what he said on my show.

00:25:10.340 We need to see hard investigations into this, probably extensions of fair laws or strengthening of these kind of policies so that we know when people are being paid for these opinions.

00:25:23.040 Yeah, and it's interesting because I used to have this series, and I still kind of do it every once in a while.

00:25:29.200 like like meanwhile in poland like there'd be some you know there'd be some horrific act of

00:25:34.160 violence or terrorism in the united states and i would just respond with like a picture of poland

00:25:38.460 and say meanwhile in poland there's like children playing in the city square or something and you

00:25:44.180 know obviously i was doing so to make a point about immigration and make a point about you know

00:25:50.340 sort of the broader world that we could have but it would never even occur to me to accept money

00:25:56.240 on behalf of a foreign government, even if I agree with a variety of things, maybe not the

00:26:01.720 current Polish government, but at least the conservatives in Poland do, but I would never

00:26:06.200 take money for something like that, or Japan. You could point to lots of positive things about

00:26:12.420 Japanese culture without being paid by them, but you're exactly right that if I were doing so,

00:26:18.260 then of course I would want to be tweeting about them more. I would probably have metrics that I

00:26:23.180 would need to hit. I would probably have someone looking over my shoulder. Hey, did you make sure

00:26:27.800 that you tweeted about Paraguay 100 times today? Did you tweet about Israel 100 times? Did you

00:26:32.420 call out certain individuals 100 times a day? This is a huge problem, and it's absolutely going to

00:26:39.780 fray our politics, and we can't have it happen. It's really as simple as that. So, Arne, I want

00:26:45.000 to say thank you for your work on it, and we're going to do what we can here at Human Events Daily

00:26:49.820 to start calling it out as well.

00:26:51.660 And part of that, of course,

00:26:53.280 is picking up what Charlie left for us.

00:26:55.980 I would say this is a mission

00:26:57.280 that Charlie left for us.

00:26:58.640 One of the last ones that he did

00:27:00.340 to root this out specifically on social media.

00:27:03.640 Oren McIntyre, where can people follow you?

00:27:06.340 Oren McIntyre's show is on YouTube.

00:27:08.420 It's on Blaze TV.

00:27:09.660 And of course, I'm Oren McIntyre on X.

00:27:12.420 All right, folks.

00:27:13.260 Jack Posobiec, Real America's Voice.

00:27:16.880 We'll be right back with more.

00:27:19.820 where's jack where is he jack i want to see you

00:27:36.620 great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're always

00:27:44.080 talking about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting

00:27:49.040 policies all right folks jack posovic back live here human events daily real america's voice i

00:28:02.080 want to keep riding this this topic of the foreign influence campaigns on x and uh nikita um nikita

00:28:10.400 bear over on x the head of product says that it is now going to be investigated i want to get rich

00:28:15.760 Barris on here, the People's Plundid, because Rich has talked about this quite a bit. Rich,

00:28:20.520 how are you? Living the dream, brother. Thanks for having me as always.

00:28:24.980 Yeah, of course. And by the way, congrats on having President Trump tweet out your poll there

00:28:30.320 on the popularity of the peace deal that was at least the popularity of the Iran ceasefire deal.

00:28:39.920 Yeah, and thanks. And I'm hoping that that's a signal change. Jack, we'll see.

00:28:45.760 It may be because I saw the White House. It wasn't just like it wasn't just one of those ones where like the president just tweets out something and then like everybody drops it because I saw the White House actually went and they made a graph based on it and they tweeted that as well, backing it up.

00:29:00.140 So, you know, perhaps that was a signal. Who knows? Big data poll may be, you know, maybe playing a role in the negotiations between the United States and Iran. Can you believe it?

00:29:12.860 i mean once upon a time never but here we are and god be praised here we are here we are that's what

00:29:20.080 it's all about brother glory but look what we're talking about we're you know we're talking about

00:29:23.740 influence campaigns perhaps that was one the president in the white house are using on the

00:29:28.020 iranians uh which is totally fair game of course it's literally his job but one of the things that

00:29:34.180 charlie kirk tweeted one of the last things that he tweeted one of the last missions that i think he

00:29:39.820 left for us is to get foreign influence campaigns off of x this was one of the final things that

00:29:49.840 charlie ever tweeted he did that did so on september 4th 2025 just six days just six days

00:29:58.660 before his murder and rich you know i know you've seen this i know you've talked about this when you

00:30:06.360 see these influence campaigns come up on X, when you see the influence of this, people have to

00:30:12.020 understand it has no impact whatsoever on the electorate, does it? It really doesn't. And I

00:30:19.940 wish that lawmakers and elected officials would understand that more. Reality impacts what the

00:30:25.240 electorate thinks and how they're going to vote and what they're going to do and the views they're

00:30:28.880 going to hold. I actually remember that tweet from Charlie. And putting it in context, if you

00:30:35.800 guys remember the president was engaged in you know basically using tariffs as a trade negotiation

00:30:41.080 strategy which uh which is widely supported in the rust belt despite what you see from some other

00:30:46.160 legacy and media pollsters that was widely popular popular in the rust belt and i've tried to carry

00:30:52.320 that torch um you know at that time it was india of course we talk a lot about israel now if you

00:30:58.480 bring up israel's 750 million dollar hasbarah campaign which includes that uh time magazine

00:31:04.960 had an article, people go nuts. But my message is very clear, Jack. Farrah should extend to social

00:31:10.980 media and we shouldn't pick and choose like some of the others. We're not even going to say their

00:31:16.680 names. They've come after you before. They pick on Qatar or they pick on India. And then of course

00:31:23.920 you have some who pick on Israel with it. My message has been clear that this should be a 0.98

00:31:28.540 blanket application. Some lawyers already argue that that's what the law does, but I think it's

00:31:34.300 obvious, Jack, because we see it every day on this site. And I'm so glad to see X take this up

00:31:39.440 because this is becoming a burden on their product. I was looking at Mike Sernovich. He

00:31:45.280 tweeted earlier this morning. Well, this morning for me, Mike, it's probably not even the sun up

00:31:50.260 by him when he tweeted that at that point. But he said, you know, I block people for X number

00:31:55.200 of reasons. And for all of the time I've been on X, I don't like blocking. And the reason was

00:32:00.140 simple i felt like it you know i'm with charlie on this i don't want to stymie debate at all

00:32:04.400 and i thought it was counterproductive but i said this morning i may have to rethink it

00:32:09.100 mike may be right because the site itself is getting so polluted by foreign money they're not

00:32:14.920 they're not you know earnest actors these are bad faith actors and they're paid to do it so some

00:32:20.660 people are just not even worth engaging with anymore and i don't want to see that jack do you

00:32:25.000 no way no no none of us do yeah no and of course you know we also don't want you know we want it

00:32:33.300 to be a site for discourse and we want it to be a site where we can actually get kind of that pulse

00:32:37.780 of the people and when you're dealing with bots or you're dealing with people and especially

00:32:41.860 influencers by the way who should know better influencers who have audiences that they built

00:32:47.620 ostensibly by being you know mega supporters or at least um you know public mega supporters

00:32:54.980 regardless of you know what they may believe in their uh you know their private lives but but

00:33:00.260 that's kind of the point right because you don't want and and by the way some of these have been

00:33:04.760 very you know uh just obnoxious like this one here about you know the one that charlie was talking

00:33:10.820 about where people were like you know tariffs are good and all but and i support trump but i don't

00:33:15.740 think we should have tariffs on india at all like wait what are you talking about i think there was

00:33:21.080 one that was going around that was also india that i remember um that was like very very obvious

00:33:26.580 where they were talking about indian motorcycles or something do you remember this one where it

00:33:31.460 was like oh yeah gosh i i used to think that harley davidson was the best but now i can't

00:33:37.580 you know i can't leave home without my indian motorcycle it's so obvious jack you know i mean

00:33:45.740 for those of us to have been on this site for man more than like that it's like that wayne's

00:33:50.180 sketch where he's just like eating the doritos like putting the bag right in front of the camera

00:33:54.780 exactly it's just it's right in your face uh so there's really you know there's no debating but

00:34:01.600 unfortunately there are still those like users out there anyway like there's social media site users

00:34:07.380 that may not know what they're looking at they may not so it's it's just prudent and best if

00:34:14.560 If we know that somebody has filed with FARA and something on Exxon, their posts, kind of like the paid partnership, that idea, something has to have a FARA, not violation, but a FARA disclaimer.

00:34:29.040 Even the paid partnership idea was good, doesn't go far enough when it comes to Foreign Agents Registration Act.

00:34:35.460 I mean, it's very important for Americans and we shouldn't be alone, by the way.

00:34:39.260 other countries, their citizens should know whether there's a foreign power paying one of 0.63

00:34:44.340 their favorite influencers to write garbage on the website all day. And people should know that. 0.73

00:34:49.860 That should be disclaimed, Jack. Come on. This would be a no-brainer. I mean, sometimes it's

00:34:53.780 obvious to you and I, but it's not always obvious to everybody. And I've been calling for this for

00:34:59.260 the better part, more than a year now. For probably a few months, every single day, I would

00:35:07.360 tweet out here's the daily reminder that we need to make sure far extends to this site it just got

00:35:13.340 so gross and so in your face after a while dorito bag right in your face yeah and and it's it's it's 0.97

00:35:21.720 it's ridiculous and especially when we're in a situation where we do have iran uh going on 0.99

00:35:27.880 it's kicked off again uh i i understand there's a mediator and it's it's you know it's it's like 0.79

00:35:32.860 one of those uh it's like one of those on again off again relationships i think you know the war

00:35:37.920 is on again the war is off again the war is on again the war is off again and you know you're

00:35:42.720 you're trying to figure out exactly where we're at but 10 nights of no strikes at the end of the day

00:35:48.680 i have to think that rich win and you're probably the same way you know this this really comes down

00:35:54.320 to the thesis of your new book, Burn It Down, because people aren't actually following the

00:36:02.780 day-to-day of this. They just want to hear, are you fighting for me or are you fighting

00:36:08.080 for something overseas? And that's kind of their lens for looking at any of this. They're not

00:36:15.440 asking, is it good for American interest? People don't even go that far.

00:36:21.000 In the book, too, and I appreciate you bringing this up.

00:36:23.880 In the book, we go into a lot of detail about generational differences and how quickly that will have a very big impact on the electorate and how much harder it will be for one party or the other to win elections if they don't position themselves correctly.

00:36:37.440 And often, a lot of times, the boomers get picked on for this, right?

00:36:41.260 But the truth is, it's not even, you know, this war posture, this hawkish war posture that so many are trying to return to isn't really even popular among them anymore.

00:36:52.560 I mean, it's a, we can call it affectionately, the Fox Boomer Con.

00:36:57.240 They're a minority even of boomers, right?

00:37:00.380 So the data, even them in their day-to-day lives, they're not looking at, you know, how many strikes and I want to watch the war on TV.

00:37:08.120 Like, that is a bygone era.

00:37:10.040 people just want to know that the government cares about them and is paying attention to their

00:37:14.520 problems. I can't pay my rent. Things are real tight this month. When I turn on the TV, does

00:37:20.020 it look like my elected officials care about whether or not I can put something in my refrigerator

00:37:24.060 or care about whether or not I can make my car lease payment or my car payment or whatever it

00:37:28.540 may be, pay my mortgage? We're going to have school come around soon. It's going to be back

00:37:32.260 to school soon, Jack. When I turn on the television, does Ted Cruz look like he cares at

00:37:37.540 all about whether I can go get new wardrobes for my children come the fall to make sure they don't

00:37:42.900 go to school wearing, you know, hand-me-down kicks. This is all they want. This is not hard.

00:37:48.860 And unfortunately, and this is both parties. It's not just one. It is in both. But there's a

00:37:54.520 governing and ruling party right now. So, I mean, unfortunately, people hold them accountable for

00:37:58.680 things. When they turn on that TV now, and have you ever heard Ted Cruz say anything about any of

00:38:04.340 those things I just mentioned? Unfortunately not. That's not what we need to focus on folks.

00:38:08.860 We'll be right back. Rich Barris, Human Events Daily.

00:38:34.340 the vice presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Posobiec. And that is, I'll be honest.

00:38:41.860 Right now, as I'm speaking, there are thugs, there are gang members, there are rapists, 0.85

00:38:46.000 and there are bad hombres here in this city that Katie Hobbs is protecting. 0.95

00:38:50.840 And they're coming in your neighborhoods. They're coming to Glendale. They're coming to Mesa.

00:38:55.820 They're coming to Chandler. They're coming to Gilbert. I am not fear-mongering.

00:38:59.120 You all know a story of a home invasion, a break-in, a young girl on a college campus, 0.77

00:39:03.340 and it is preventable but katie hobbs flirted with the idea of making the state a sanctuary state

00:39:08.700 day one day one when andy biggs says so help me god andy biggs will pick up the phone and say

00:39:15.180 mr president how can i help get every illegal out of the state of arizona day one imagine the

00:39:22.620 potential of this state if we had a governor that was willing to work with the president of the 0.86

00:39:28.540 the united states pigs tuesday ladies and gentlemen pigs tuesday is upon us in the great state of

00:39:40.440 arizona state 48 if you are in arizona if you know someone in arizona either go out and vote 0.78

00:39:49.220 or make sure and text them text every single contact in your phone if they have voted for

00:39:56.400 Arizona. Rich Barris, I want to get you in here. Talk about the importance of these primary races

00:40:02.520 in Arizona, especially the Andy Bates race. I mean, Arizona is so critical. I'm so glad to

00:40:09.840 talk about this right now. Number one, Jack, you know, while there's a lot of people who are just

00:40:13.960 talking about influence campaigns on X, while all of that is going on, there's also a lot of people

00:40:19.020 who are doing real work, that hard work, which isn't sexy, and that's what it takes to win

00:40:24.200 elections. And this is Turning Point's home base. You have Tyler and the guys and girls at Chase

00:40:29.200 the Vote doing this hard work that rarely gets any credit or rarely gets any attention. But you

00:40:36.140 can clearly see from just the primary turnout data so far that Arizona is voting completely

00:40:42.220 against the Republican trend this year, which is a testament to the work that Charlie and all the

00:40:48.280 people at Turning Point put into motion years ago. It takes time for this to, you to see the

00:40:53.700 of their labor. Arizona is critical, especially the governor's race. Andy Biggs, he's going to

00:41:00.100 be nominated tonight. But it's critical for a couple of reasons. Number one, folks, this was

00:41:04.880 Charlie's home state. This is Turning Point's home base. You can't give Democrats an inch in

00:41:09.420 this state. They have to be booted out of this state and build a wall around Arizona. This is 1.00

00:41:15.360 our Sunbelt firewall, you can't come in. You shall not pass, right? It has to be like that.

00:41:23.820 You have to send a statement. And I think there's going to be the start of that now. Again,

00:41:28.280 Republicans have not been doing well in turnout, in specials, in the off cycles, and even in the

00:41:34.680 primaries. And primary vote is predictive. But Republicans are doing very well in turnout. And

00:41:40.140 of course, we know they show up on election day. Still, they favor that even in a heavily

00:41:44.880 mail-in balloting state like Arizona. So I think we're going to see them expand their advantage

00:41:49.320 tonight, right? And Biggs is running against Schweikert. He's a representative from the

00:41:53.300 first congressional district. I think Biggs is going to take it tonight. He's got about more

00:41:57.120 than a 95% chance to do so. And Schweikert's district house one will be a battleground in

00:42:02.400 the fall. And right now the favorite is Feely. Again, this is why tonight is so important.

00:42:09.640 Republicans, if you haven't, you still have time. Obviously go and vote. You have to send a message

00:42:14.380 in arizona you i don't want to say this like i'm not being you know i'm not being coy here jack

00:42:20.260 but republicans you have to do this for charlie you you have to put up a big number tonight and

00:42:24.920 i think you're going to um but you cannot do what texas did you cannot do what north carolina did

00:42:30.620 this is arizona you got to show up you got to turn up you got to turn up and turn out

00:42:35.080 it's time this is game this is absolutely key and this is something that that charlie was laser

00:42:40.400 focused on was prevent i love that idea building the red wall around arizona and yes you know it

00:42:48.240 was it was so jarring for me by the way to hear someone refer to uh i forgot i was listening to

00:42:53.420 earlier but hear that you know hey arizona is a purple state arizona is a purple state i mean

00:42:59.220 rich when you see a win like uh donald j trump had in 2024 and and much of that of course was

00:43:07.800 thanks to charlie and turning point usa but but when you see a win like that does that really

00:43:13.760 seem like a purple state to you no i mean six point plus remember the polls you know showed

00:43:19.840 that one of them a very well-known poll in a in a corporate media outlet that purports to be right

00:43:25.800 wing uh actually had harris winning that state and then trump romped her he also beat her in nevada

00:43:32.140 but this is important because even going back and those some of you guys out there may remember

00:43:37.720 I mean Katie Hobbs is illegitimate

00:43:40.140 I don't know how to say this 1.00

00:43:41.180 She's got to be beaten in the fall 1.00

00:43:42.700 She's illegitimate 1.00

00:43:43.760 She really shouldn't be there 1.00

00:43:44.940 I testified

00:43:45.600 I believe that so strongly

00:43:47.460 That I testified in court

00:43:49.460 On behalf of Carrie Lake's team

00:43:51.760 Because I do believe that

00:43:53.220 She's got to go 0.94

00:43:54.160 She's got to be booted out 1.00

00:43:55.360 So you send a message 0.97

00:43:56.200 You can't come back again 0.73

00:43:57.320 It's not a purple state

00:43:58.800 And that's the only reason why

00:44:00.580 I do think Ruben Gallego

00:44:01.820 By the way

00:44:02.460 Was able to

00:44:03.340 You know kind of

00:44:04.220 Win some of those

00:44:05.280 Trump crossover voters 1.00

00:44:06.520 because of the incorrect narrative that followed Carrie as she pursued the Senate race.

00:44:13.120 And state-to-state migration matters, folks. 0.99

00:44:16.700 That's what turned Florida so red.

00:44:18.480 We did start to see that in North Carolina, although that trend has been arrested.

00:44:22.980 But all of the people fleeing from the Central Valley and from Southern California

00:44:26.880 that no longer want to live in a deep blue state,

00:44:29.760 Arizona is one of the number one destination spots for those movers.

00:44:33.540 The demographic trends have been in your favor despite the increase in the Hispanic vote.

00:44:38.540 And by the way, that's why it's so key.

00:44:40.280 Charlie understood this.

00:44:41.760 Trump's appeal with working class Hispanics, especially those who identify as independents, who are moderate, he won big with these men, specifically younger men.

00:44:52.680 And that's something that Republicans should have been focused on like a laser that we also have to make sure that those men come out for us too.

00:45:01.360 Arizona should not be a purple state.

00:45:03.020 I mean, there's almost there's at this point, you know, since the era of immigration has somewhat subsided, Jack, they should be taking advantage solely of that state to state migration should be winning over those Trump voters.

00:45:15.380 And we should be seeing our plus six to 15 victories again in that state.

00:45:20.180 There's really no reason for it.

00:45:22.700 No, there isn't. And that's exactly why this is going to be key.

00:45:26.700 Now, obviously, there's there's going to be some congressional primaries.

00:45:31.700 any of those that you're looking at in Arizona tonight?

00:45:34.300 Arizona one is going to be tough.

00:45:36.580 Feeley is definitely going to be the more viable candidate

00:45:39.260 to be able to take on the Democrat.

00:45:41.100 And look, fundraising matters, guys.

00:45:42.980 I wish it didn't, but sometimes I like certain candidates

00:45:46.880 better than others based on just their positions

00:45:50.240 and their rhetoric and what I perceive to be a backbone or not.

00:45:54.560 But fundraising does matter.

00:45:56.140 That race is going to have a lot of money dumped into it.

00:45:58.700 David Schweikert held on by the skin of his nose in several races now.

00:46:03.900 And you have to see Republicans hold on to that if you don't want to see a bloodbath in the House.

00:46:10.220 So I'm going to be looking at Arizona 1.

00:46:12.700 Outside of that, I mean, that will be the most competitive.

00:46:15.000 Siskamani, all those others.

00:46:17.440 Eli, he should be okay unless it's a total wipeout in November.

00:46:22.280 But the 1st Congressional District is definitely the one I'm eyeing outside of the governor's race.

00:46:26.820 And by the way, speaking of the government, it's not just that Biggs, you know, he's proven, he's tested, Jack.

00:46:31.500 You know what I mean?

00:46:32.260 David Schweikart was in the House.

00:46:33.640 We all have records.

00:46:34.560 We all have vote records.

00:46:36.040 Not picking one over the other.

00:46:37.420 I'm just simply saying that Biggs is definitely more MAGA.

00:46:40.200 And after Katie Hobbs, you're going to need MAGA.

00:46:43.920 You know, I'm just saying that, you know, when it comes down to it, the House races, congressional races are very tough.

00:46:50.340 They're very tricky also to understand.

00:46:53.280 And one of my favorite anecdotes is that Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama all ran for Congress and lost before going on to become president.

00:47:05.820 So it just goes to show you that to your point about the candidate, about the district, about the timing, all of the fundraising, all of those things need to be aligned or you're not going to win one of these races.

00:47:17.380 especially in a district like this even after the redistricting war jack i mean republicans did

00:47:23.380 very well i think they did better than even a lot of us expected but you know in an environment uh

00:47:29.420 which is essentially a second term incumbent midterm it's tough and you really have to put

00:47:34.360 your best foot forward it's definitely not impossible which is why you know i sit on

00:47:38.220 these shows and do this every day uh in the hopes that you give people advice that that they take

00:47:43.260 and they run with because it'll make their life easier it'll make their november easier and

00:47:47.240 their wednesday morning at the very least less painful and when it comes to congressional races

00:47:51.860 it does all the stars have to align they really do and there's to be viable candidates they have

00:47:55.860 to be ready for prime time and unfortunately part of that viability is whether you can raise money

00:48:00.120 rich barris where can people go to follow you jack we're everywhere coming in on the gram

00:48:05.780 at peoples underscore pundit same thing on x but the best place is peoplespundit.locals.com

00:48:11.300 and go pre-order burn it down on amazon coming in hot on the gram folks give them a follow

00:48:16.960 Well, ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - July 21, 2026

The Ann Widdecombe Murder, Foreign Influence on X, & The AZ Gov Election

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