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00:02:20.020 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily.

00:02:25.240 Today is October 10th, 2025.

00:02:29.700 Anno Domini.

00:02:31.580 It's now one month since the murder of my friend Charlie Kirk.

00:02:37.020 And I can't believe it's been a month already.

00:02:42.280 In a way, it feels like it just happened.

00:02:46.380 Those early days were an absolute blur.

00:02:48.640 I spent most of the time out in Phoenix.

00:02:54.560 Turning Point team with Erica, with the family.

00:02:58.920 We did the memorial.

00:03:02.040 I spent a lot of time on camera, as everybody knows.

00:03:06.740 And in that time, I've traveled.

00:03:08.420 I've been to the White House.

00:03:09.260 I've talked to the President of the United States about this.

00:03:11.100 But, you know, it doesn't make it any better.

00:03:20.340 It doesn't.

00:03:21.840 And we've seen the incredible outpouring of love, the incredible outpouring of faith that we've seen around the world.

00:03:29.240 And it's been phenomenal.

00:03:31.540 Absolutely phenomenal.

00:03:32.260 And it doesn't make it right.

00:03:36.500 You know, because there'll be times where I'm just sitting with my boys and my wife and having a nice moment.

00:03:46.400 And the thought will pop up that Charlie's family will never have that.

00:03:55.880 His son and daughter will never have that.

00:03:57.940 Erica will never have that. 1.00

00:04:00.140 Every single one of those moments was stolen from them.

00:04:02.800 And that doesn't sit right with me.

00:04:06.640 That doesn't sit right at all.

00:04:11.080 And in those moments when I do get upset like that, and other people do, and people have talked to me throughout this month.

00:04:19.080 Both people who know him, and even people who only know him through a screen.

00:04:23.460 Either a large screen or a small screen.

00:04:26.780 The way to deal with that grief is to lean into it.

00:04:31.140 And you lean into it through action.

00:04:33.860 And you lean into it through staying on mission.

00:04:38.100 And that's why we've held the vigils.

00:04:40.080 And that's why we held the memorial.

00:04:41.740 And that's why we're holding AmFest.

00:04:43.400 And that's why we're holding the Super Bowl All-American halftime show.

00:04:50.420 We are staying on mission.

00:04:52.560 The tour continues.

00:04:54.260 The work continues.

00:04:55.820 The mission continues.

00:04:57.400 And tonight, I personally will be going to the state of New Jersey, going down to Wildwood, going down the shore,

00:05:08.120 to hold a get-out-the-vote rally for Jack Cittarelli,

00:05:11.720 who has an incredibly good chance of flipping New Jersey red.

00:05:18.420 Of taking a state that no one thought it could be possible to win.

00:05:25.380 But when you look at the return rates of the mail-in ballots right now,

00:05:28.940 when you look at the momentum from 2024 and now in 2025, there is a real chance.

00:05:34.360 The polls have tightened there.

00:05:36.420 The races aren't down the line.

00:05:38.760 And I thought, you know, what would Charlie do?

00:05:40.920 What would Charlie do in a race like that, with everything on the line, the ability to win a governor's seat in a blue state?

00:05:51.280 I don't even have to think about it.

00:05:53.020 I know exactly what Charlie would do.

00:05:55.740 Charlie would say, get in the fight.

00:05:59.060 So that's what I'm doing.

00:05:59.940 I'm going to be going down there this evening.

00:06:02.760 Myself, Benny Johnson, Scott Pressler, and of course, Cliff Maloney.

00:06:09.480 You got the entire Pennsylvania team has now moved over to the New Jersey team.

00:06:16.380 It's the New Jersey chase.

00:06:18.780 We can win this.

00:06:20.660 Red jersey is on the table.

00:06:23.800 Red jersey is not a myth.

00:06:26.260 We can make it a reality.

00:06:27.720 And we can take this fight all the way to Trenton and send a message to the entire world, the entire world, that we're still here, that we're still fighting, that these values, these ideals, these things that Charlie stood for, they matter, and that American values matter, and they will continue to matter.

00:06:50.600 And so when you put that on a ballot, we are going to vote with our values.

00:06:55.480 And the people of New Jersey have an incredible chance to send a repudiation to Washington, D.C., to this Kamala Harris of New Jersey.

00:07:06.340 Terrible candidate, by the way.

00:07:08.020 Jack Cittarelli, small business owner, guy who ran for office, guy who loves his state.

00:07:14.360 He has the opportunity to be an incredible governor for New Jersey.

00:07:18.120 And that's why we're putting our money where our mouth is.

00:07:20.640 And we'll be there tonight in Wildwood, New Jersey.

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00:09:12.400 Ladies and gentlemen, my favorite anti-communist, Evita Duffy joins us.

00:09:16.120 Evita, how are you?

00:09:17.660 Doing good, Jack.

00:09:18.480 Thanks for having me.

00:09:19.260 And my gosh, I can't believe that today is one month since the murder of Charlie Kirk.

00:09:30.420 Evita, tell us if you can, you know, look, I don't live on TikTok.

00:09:35.940 I don't, you know, I'm not Gen Z.

00:09:38.780 What was it about the Charlie Kirk murder that was so shocking to Gen Z and even Gen Alpha,

00:09:46.880 as people are reaching out to me? What was it about this? I mean, because I have people telling

00:09:51.660 me that Charlie Kirk's murder is like the Gen Z 9-11.

00:09:55.580 Well, that's a really accurate description, I would say, Jack. And it was funny after it

00:10:00.460 happened, both of my parents started to watch all these old Charlie Kirk videos as like a lot of,

00:10:06.560 you know, Gen X boomer Americans were trying to figure out who is this man? Like, why is there 0.78

00:10:12.260 such an emotional reaction to it? And they fell in love with him and what he was preaching.

00:10:17.860 But for Gen Zers and Gen Alpha, Charlie Kirk was like a friend in our lives. Or maybe he was, 0.98

00:10:24.100 if you're a leftist, right, he's an annoyance in your daily life. But he was everywhere.

00:10:29.320 He was all over social media. Not only was he all over social media, mega viral, but he was actually

00:10:35.500 present physically on American college campuses. He's like a fixture of Gen Z politics and what we

00:10:42.800 view the idea of political debate to be. So he was really somebody that a lot of people felt like

00:10:49.180 they knew, even if they didn't. And so it was incredibly impactful on so many Americans' lives.

00:10:55.760 And I think there's something, too, where, you know, Charlie was the kind of guy,

00:10:59.700 he wasn't going to violent, you know, these riots. He wasn't covering them. He wasn't a citizen

00:11:07.080 journalist, a street journalist type. I mean, he was a citizen organizer for sure. But I guess what

00:11:12.000 I mean to say is that Charlie didn't go out seeking violence or anything like this. He would

00:11:16.000 sit on campus and he would ask people to come and debate him and hold these discussions and they'd go

00:11:20.640 back and forth on the issues. And he just, it was so shocking that, that no one ever expected it.

00:11:28.720 And, you know, there had never been the sort of, you know, situation where Charlie had been,

00:11:33.900 you know, you know, punched or someone would leap at him from the microphone stand or, you know,

00:11:39.160 something like that. And I, you know, I've thought so many times, like, why couldn't it have just been

00:11:44.260 one of those? And, but no, you know, the very first one where someone tries to do something like

00:11:50.520 this on campus and, and this is what happened. Evita, I know it's early to say, but do you think

00:11:57.820 that the rise of political violence, and I have to say it though, and I mentioned this to President

00:12:02.440 Trump earlier this week, I specifically was making the point that on the left, on the far left,

00:12:09.540 Gen Z is extremely violent. Why is that? 1.00

00:12:16.640 Well, Jack, I would, I would say that actually Gen Z is far right and far left. Like we, we,

00:12:22.600 we've embraced both political extremes for better or for worse. And I, I, first of all,

00:12:27.680 there's, there's the indoctrination of the college campuses. This is why Charlie Kirk was present on

00:12:32.560 college campuses, because he understood that this is where the battle is at. This is where young

00:12:36.900 people are being radicalized. Our institution, specifically the university system has been

00:12:41.960 infiltrated by leftists, by radical Marxists for decades, and they are destroying the minds of

00:12:47.220 American youth. There's also the element of social media and radical corners of the internet. You hear

00:12:52.780 all about right-wing violence, right-wing extremism and radicalization. Hardly ever are we talking about

00:12:58.720 left-wing radicalization. And it's true that there are massive and very deep, dark corners of the web

00:13:05.180 where these people are living and, and, and, and growing this kind of radical sentiment. And I think

00:13:12.460 that there is, I don't think it's a mistake that Charlie Kirk was the one who was targeted. I don't

00:13:17.680 think it's a mistake that regular Americans on the street are targeted. Charlie Kirk was not

00:13:22.300 inflammatory. Charlie Kirk was on college campuses. Yes, he was debating, but he was deeply respectful.

00:13:27.280 He wasn't trying to have gotcha questions with the kids. He was trying to have a dialogue and radical

00:13:32.760 leftists hate ordinary good people because they view them as complicit in the injustice of the system

00:13:41.020 that they claim to be fighting. And so the victims of left-wing violence always are the good people.

00:13:46.860 That's what I, that's what I concluded after Charlie Kirk died. He said, why, why wasn't it a radical,

00:13:50.620 radical right-wing or somebody who's way far on the right, who's trying to enrage people? No,

00:13:55.180 it was Charlie Kirk. And it makes sense why it was Charlie Kirk, because they always target Charlie

00:13:59.080 Kirk's. No, and, and, and, and this is so, what's so clear. And, and Avita, you know,

00:14:04.880 you first started coming on this show about, I don't know, two years ago now. And this is what we

00:14:10.240 were talking about. We were talking about the rise of political violence in the United States.

00:14:14.560 And we were specifically referencing the story that you had told about the Spanish civil war,

00:14:20.300 your family's own history. I, I, I hate to say this, but did you ever really think that it would

00:14:26.940 get this bad, that it would, that the parallels would be happening so directly to what happened

00:14:32.760 almost a hundred years ago? You know what? No, I, I honestly, I've, I've been, well, here's what

00:14:38.080 I'll say. I have been shocked by what I've seen over the last few years, but I was deeply scarred

00:14:43.940 by BLM in 2020. I think a lot of young people were, I think that was a major turning point for

00:14:49.080 a lot of people to turning point, of course, to, to turn to the political right, because on these

00:14:54.220 college campuses and in major American cities, these radical leftists burned things down. And not

00:15:00.440 only did they just burn buildings and loot stores, but they also tried to tear down our history.

00:15:06.300 They attacked the essence of America. They attacked who we are as a people, our heritage.

00:15:12.120 And this is what they always do. This is what they did during the Spanish civil war.

00:15:15.680 They attacked the Catholic faith. They attacked the Spanish empire. This is what they do in Britain 1.00

00:15:20.520 and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and any other country where leftists are trying to infiltrate

00:15:27.860 the cultural identity of the nation. They tear down the true identity of the people. This is what

00:15:33.540 they do. This is what they do every single time because the insanity that is a sickness that is real.

00:15:43.760 It's spreading. President Trump, of course, held the round table a couple of days ago. Now,

00:15:49.600 I, I was honored to be a small part of that along with people like, like my friend, Andy, no, my

00:15:55.920 colleague, Katie Davis court, Savannah Hernandez, Jonathan Cho, so many people that have gone up

00:16:02.040 against them in the past. But I do think though, Evita, that people seem to have this, this idea,

00:16:07.900 maybe, maybe the wrong idea that this is something new when in fact it's not new. And that's one of

00:16:14.280 the first things I said to the president was that this organization, this ideology,

00:16:18.860 it's existed for over a hundred years. This is what led to the destabilization of the Weimar

00:16:24.860 Republic. This is what led to the Spanish civil war. They were Bolsheviks. They were founded by 0.91

00:16:30.800 the Bolsheviks as the international arm of communism. And it started in Europe and then it came to the 0.73

00:16:37.460 United States. It's absolutely a foreign terrorist organization. And it's crazy to me to think that,

00:16:44.820 you know, that people would even question that. Well, the worst part is that we're funding it,

00:16:49.560 Jack. We are funding these schools that have carried on this tradition. It's even before the

00:16:53.520 Weimar Republic where you have the French Revolution. And I think the through line for all of this,

00:16:58.860 yes, they're trying to, you know, go against the proletariat or they have all these similar catch

00:17:03.980 phrases, you know, the people are rising up, whatever it is. The through line, really,

00:17:08.540 I think, Jack is a hatred of Christianity. It's a hatred of God himself. That is the real

00:17:12.820 thing in common that they all have. They always go after the Christians. And people were making fun

00:17:19.040 of conservatives for saying that Charlie Kirk is a martyr. He is a martyr. What really gets them,

00:17:24.880 what really enrages them is not his commentary on taxes or foreign policy or even transgenderism,

00:17:33.500 whatever it is. It's his Christian faith that is informing his views. And it's his Christian faith

00:17:39.020 that truly enrages them and will drive a radical leftist to murder you. That is the essence of 0.99

00:17:47.080 their ideology. It is a hatred of God himself. Well, it's a hatred of God because they hate God for

00:17:53.840 creating them because ultimately, ultimately they hate themselves. They hate the world. They hate

00:18:00.200 God for creating the world. They hate God for creating them. And so because they can't attack

00:18:06.720 God directly, no one can. Lucifer tried and that didn't work out well for him.

00:18:11.560 They attack God's creations. They attack life. They attack humanity. They are anti-humanity. And I wrote

00:18:19.540 an entire book about this last year trying to unpack this ideology to explain to people that it's not

00:18:27.200 about equality. It's not about social justice. It's not about seeking a better living standard for

00:18:33.360 people. No, it's not about that at all. It is about tearing down. It is about destroying. It is about

00:18:39.280 uglifying. And it is about corrupting. It is evil. It is the politicization and weaponization

00:18:46.260 of envy, of sin. And that is what this Marxism, this godless, filthy communism turns people into. 0.95

00:18:55.600 Evita Duffy, my favorite anti-communist, we are on with you. We're taking a quick break. We'll be

00:18:59.220 right back here, Real America's Voice, Human Events Daily, because I want to ask Evita,

00:19:05.020 why does the mainstream media keep covering this up? And do people still believe them? We'll be right back.

00:19:16.260 Today, you know, they talk about influencers. These are influencers. And they're friends of

00:19:25.480 mine. Jack Posobiec. Where's Jack? Jack? He's done a great job.

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00:21:14.740 anti-communist, Evita Duffy. Now, Evita, we're talking about the fact, and after we held that

00:21:20.700 Antifa roundtable, I've heard media after media, places like The Guardian, Wired.com, CNN,

00:21:27.620 so many others, they run around and they say, Antifa doesn't exist. Antifa's not real. They don't

00:21:34.680 exist at all. And I threw out on the show yesterday, none have taken me up on this. I said,

00:21:38.960 well, if you don't think they're real, then just come with me to Portland. Let's go to Portland

00:21:42.700 together. We can walk in and we can even hold hands. I will hold their hand as we walk down the

00:21:47.940 street outside the ICE facility. And we can decide, we can discern with our own two eyes and ears

00:21:53.660 whether or not Antifa is real. None have taken me up on this, but Evita,

00:21:58.680 what is it about the mainstream media that when it comes to, look, there's violent crime that happens

00:22:04.260 all over the country. There's all sorts of, unfortunately, things that happen that are

00:22:08.580 untoward in this country. Typically, when you're in media, they have this phrase that when it bleeds,

00:22:13.640 it leads. Yet for some reason, this group, they continue to lie about. Why?

00:22:18.680 Well, I'll say I also came face to face with Antifa. They were during the Kenosha BLM riots

00:22:24.880 in Wisconsin. They bust themselves in from Portland and then burned down the city.

00:22:29.480 So these are horrific people. Oftentimes, they're causing mayhem, not just in Portland,

00:22:34.240 but other parts of the United States of America. They're completely a terror organization. The Trump

00:22:38.520 admin is correct on that. And the reason why the left doesn't want to talk about Antifa is the same

00:22:43.160 reason that I think Mao Zedong really loved his Red Guard. You want to have people who are, 0.99

00:22:48.640 the enforcers who will do the dirty work of the radical left. It's not going to be Nancy Pelosi. 0.99

00:22:54.060 It's not going to be, it's not going to be, you know, the hosts of MSNBC or CNN, but it is going

00:22:58.900 to be Antifa. Now, the problem is they'll lose a lot of support. The left will lose a lot of support

00:23:03.320 if we start to acknowledge the existence of Antifa. But what Antifa does is they exist to intimidate

00:23:09.200 the political right, to intimidate regular Americans into left-wing orthodoxy. That's what they do.

00:23:14.980 That is their purpose. And the mainstream left, the normal people, so we say, actually really

00:23:21.760 like them because that's what they want. They want all of us scared into silence and submission.

00:23:27.300 And how is the mainstream media's credibility favored over the last couple of years where

00:23:34.560 they refuse to cover certain things because it doesn't help one side of the aisle?

00:23:39.600 I think the American people have realized, Jack, and this is so clear with the rise of podcasting

00:23:46.160 and other forms of media, that they lie to us constantly. There's an agenda with a lot of these

00:23:51.620 left-wing corporate media organizations. They say, oh, we're unbiased and all we care about is the facts

00:23:58.320 and we have these extensive processes to get the information out to you. It's a lie. There's a narrative.

00:24:03.660 There's a line to be said. And the person who's in front of the camera is not necessarily giving you

00:24:09.700 everything that they think or believe or that they know. There is a corporate signal. There is a group

00:24:15.100 think that exists in these corporations. And the American people can see it because they lie to our

00:24:19.520 faces about things like Antifa, which we can see with our own eyes. And social media has played a huge

00:24:25.140 role in this, Jack, because you can go out to Portland, take a video of it, and show us Antifa. We don't

00:24:29.680 need CNN and MSNBC, MSNBC to give us that information. We have it already and we can

00:24:34.660 prove that they're liars. No, we can prove they're liars. The Pew studies have come down

00:24:39.260 again and again saying people are sick of it. They're done. And Evita, this is so clear because

00:24:44.460 when you look at, you know, millennials, when you look at Gen Z, when you look at Gen Alpha,

00:24:48.980 they didn't grow up on TV, did they? They grew up on YouTube. They grew up on Snapchat. They're growing

00:24:53.500 up on TikTok. They aren't, you know, sitting in front of a certain channel every once in a while

00:24:59.320 and, like, watching, you know, paid news. They go directly where the truth is straight up the

00:25:06.100 round. Yeah, well, and they have to. I mean, this is what the American people have had to resort to

00:25:11.300 doing because, again, the left-wing media, the corporate media, has completely abandoned any

00:25:15.720 semblance of integrity and the truth. I always laugh, Jack, when we see these articles come out

00:25:20.380 from the corporate media about the fear of AI and nobody can tell what the truth is anymore or

00:25:26.440 extremist podcasters who aren't telling the truth. They don't have all the information that we have.

00:25:31.720 And it's ridiculous. They've torched their own credibility. They continue to do that. And so I 0.82

00:25:36.400 don't really care. I mean, I do care about AI. But at one point, I have to say, what would I rather

00:25:41.920 do? Try and find my own information from people that I really trust, individuals from primary sources

00:25:47.860 on social media, live as it happens? Or would I rather trust you and the corporate media who has lied to

00:25:52.820 me over and over again? And the answer is, no, I do not trust them.

00:25:57.160 No, we can't trust them. And this is why. And by the way, when you when you've made your bed like

00:26:03.400 that, they've done nothing to try to pick up the next generation. They've done nothing to try to win

00:26:08.980 over new viewers. And eventually there is going to be this generational shift that we're already

00:26:14.140 seeing. We're already seeing the generational shift in real time where people are checking out.

00:26:20.140 People are completely checking out. Final word to you last minute, Evita Duffy, and make sure to

00:26:25.400 tell everyone where to follow you. A signal of their desperation is that a lot of these

00:26:29.800 organizations are taking part in in third party groups to try and literally bankrupt conservative

00:26:37.040 alt media companies. It is disgusting. It is wrong. And that's a sign that they are desperate and 0.71

00:26:42.160 losing. My social media is Evita Duffy underscore one on Instagram and on X.

00:26:46.800 Evita Duffy underscore one. Make sure you are following her for the best and greatest

00:26:53.220 anti-communist takes that you will find anywhere. Jack Posobiec, we're going to be up next talking a

00:26:59.220 little bit more about the culture war and what we are doing to be able to fight it. Right back,

00:27:05.240 human events daily. Real America's voice.

00:27:06.660 And Jack, where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.

00:27:23.000 Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always

00:27:28.320 talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys who'll be getting

00:27:33.280 publicists. All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back. Human events daily. Real America's voice.

00:27:43.060 We're talking about culture. We're talking about getting involved in the culture war. And earlier

00:27:46.740 this week, we announced over at Turning Point USA that we have taken this completely insane idea

00:27:52.900 that I had to hold a counter halftime halftime show, an all-American halftime show by Turning

00:28:01.740 Point USA. And we're going to be doing it. We are going to be holding it come this February 8th.

00:28:07.300 You can go over to AmericanHalftimeShow.com to get more information on that. And we're also,

00:28:15.380 by the way, talking about what else we can do to get involved in the culture war, to fight back for

00:28:20.560 pro-American culture, but also to fight back against leftist culture. And for so long, we complain

00:28:26.560 about it. We whine about it. We say, oh, I can't believe they're doing this. I can't believe we're

00:28:32.240 doing that. And the same thing with this Bad Bunny guy. So I said, fine, let's do our own. Let's

00:28:35.980 literally do our own. Well, someone who's joining us right now is doing his own as well. His name

00:28:41.980 is Seamus Coughlin. He joins us today. Seamus, how are you, brother?

00:28:47.120 Great to be back. Always a pleasure to talk to you, man. I'm honestly doing great. The crowdfunding campaign

00:28:52.040 for the new show we're putting together is off to a very, very strong start. I've just been

00:28:56.300 overwhelmed by the outpouring of support we've gotten from people and seeing how many positively

00:29:01.940 minded conservative people want to reshape culture, want to help break apart the dominant

00:29:08.120 media culture's monopoly over story and entertainment. I am really pumped up here,

00:29:13.220 man. I'm very optimistic about the future. So talk to us a little bit about what you've done

00:29:19.220 Freedom Tunes. And so what, and for people who, let's say there's people in the audience that

00:29:24.020 don't even know what that is, who you are, obviously you've got a huge platform, but give

00:29:29.720 us a little bit about what brought you to want to make Freedom Tunes and then how did that turn

00:29:35.260 into the new show? Yeah, great question. So I started Freedom Tunes when I was 19 years old. I began a

00:29:42.060 small business in animation production when I was 18. And then when I was around 19, I just started

00:29:46.740 posting short animations that I made about politics to my YouTube channel in my spare time.

00:29:51.720 And eventually it started picking up traction. And so I began investing more time and energy into

00:29:55.940 that. And then by the time I finished college, we were pulling in enough money with Freedom Tunes and

00:30:02.680 with the political work that I was doing for political clients for me to be able to make a

00:30:06.460 living off of it. And then I was also able to start to hire a small crew. And so Freedom Tunes has just

00:30:10.940 grown from there. It's 11 years since I started it and we've amassed a million subscribers.

00:30:16.220 We've made over 600 videos. We have a quarter of a billion views. And I'm proud to say that I've

00:30:20.780 done all of that. We've done all of that with zero dollars spent on marketing. I just have an amazing

00:30:25.040 team and an extremely loyal audience. And one thing many of us have noticed is while the right wing

00:30:32.000 is great at making documentaries and probably over the past two decades, the right has done a better

00:30:37.500 job countering the left in the news space and building out news platforms such as this one.

00:30:42.400 One thing that we have not been quite as strong at is building out entertaining content.

00:30:47.280 So after 11 years of consistently churning out these entertaining comedy videos that people seem

00:30:52.960 to really enjoy, we've decided we want to take this to the next level. And we want to make a 22 minute to

00:30:58.380 25 minute long show each episode being 22 to 25 minutes long. And we're going to do a five episode

00:31:04.380 season. It's like it's an animated anthology series. Each episode tackles a completely different

00:31:10.260 story. The audience reception we've already gotten back from our first episode has been

00:31:15.000 extremely positive people who donate to our crowdfunding campaign to fund the show twisted

00:31:20.120 plots.com. They get at the $25 level, a preview of our pilot, they get to watch the full 25 minute

00:31:26.200 long thing. And the feedback has just been very encouraging. People are really enjoying it.

00:31:31.620 And the success of our crowdfunding campaign so far has been sending a clear message, which is that

00:31:36.820 people want grassroots content, which promotes their values instead of spreading contempt for them in

00:31:44.180 their way of life. It's really, really simple. But, you know, we talk about this kind of stuff. We talk

00:31:52.920 about, you know, what's it like? And, you know, it's I got to say to, you know, even though to Charlie,

00:31:59.520 right, one of the last things that, that we got to do, you know, the last big things, I guess,

00:32:06.660 was this South Park episode, right? Where South Park, it was kind of, you know, they were, I guess

00:32:12.440 they attempted it as a parody of Charlie, but he totally leaned in and he loved it. And he embraced

00:32:16.840 it. I saw that. I didn't know him personally, but I saw those videos. I thought he handled that

00:32:20.780 perfectly. So he, yeah, so he actually, he, he like, I remember when it happened, he was, you know,

00:32:26.940 we're in the group chat together and he, he hits us up and he goes, he goes, guys, what do you think

00:32:30.760 about this? We're like, dude, it's great. It's great. He's like, should I, no, he's like, because

00:32:34.180 I kind of like it. And I was like, no, you tell people you like it, you know, just, just say that,

00:32:38.320 just go with that. Don't, don't turn into a few, just laugh along with it. So we, we even did an

00:32:43.180 episode. We did like a live stream where we sort of did a, you know, legally we couldn't do a watch

00:32:48.340 along, but we did sort of like a live reaction to it. And he, he thought it was the funniest thing.

00:32:55.040 He said, you know, this is what it's all about. This is what it's about becoming part of the

00:32:59.640 culture. And it's, you know, obviously horrifying that, you know, just a couple of weeks after that,

00:33:05.100 hanging out, you know, watching South Park with my buddy, that that's, you know, what happened to

00:33:09.600 him. But it, it, it's something where it shows that a show like that South Park becoming so iconic,

00:33:17.740 something that people use as a touchstone that sets culture, that sets opinions. And that

00:33:22.300 eventually trickles down. This is what Breitbart taught us. This is what trickles down into our

00:33:27.560 politics. And yet so many times conservatives have tried to do this and, you know, well intentions,

00:33:33.540 of course, but it hasn't been great because I think when we were on Tim cast the other day,

00:33:37.740 you said it, it's like, you know, a lot of conservative content is like someone just shows

00:33:41.340 up on screen and starts lecturing. And I'm like, I'm so glad that you don't do that.

00:33:46.020 No, I appreciate that. And that's actually been a really important rule that we've had with

00:33:50.360 freedom tunes. Freedom tunes is much more explicitly political, but the entertainment

00:33:54.320 and the jokes come first. We want to be able to lampoon things and parody things in a way

00:33:57.860 that someone can genuinely laugh at it and not just go, I agree with that and clap along because

00:34:03.200 it's pandering to them. And so I didn't, uh, just to touch on what you said, I didn't know

00:34:08.740 Charlie Kirk. I met him once. He did a nice interaction, very pleasant guy, but being able to

00:34:14.640 laugh at yourself is a real show of character and being a good sport about a cartoon being made

00:34:20.180 about you is a really good show of character. I think it's important for us on the right to be

00:34:24.700 able to show that we, as a movement can actually claim the high ground, not just of economics,

00:34:31.180 not just with respect to our knowledge of how political systems work, uh, and, and not even

00:34:36.360 just necessarily with the culture, but just the ability to have fun, the ability to laugh at

00:34:40.460 ourselves, the ability to make really entertaining stuff. Yeah, exactly. And the idea that you can make

00:34:46.880 something entertaining, something that people are going to like, and that's, by the way,

00:34:49.860 that's what Charlie was doing with his campus tours. He was making culture for Gen Z for even

00:34:56.680 Gen Alpha, which I, I didn't even kind of understand prior to, uh, you know, prior to what happened prior

00:35:03.020 to his murder, because there's so many people who say, this is what, you know, this is cultural.

00:35:07.540 It became a cultural thing. And, and now people sharing it and people, you know, aren't necessarily

00:35:13.480 saying, Oh, look at these debate clips. They're saying, listen to what he talked about with his

00:35:17.740 wife. Listen, we talked about, about marriage. Listen to what he talked about, about faith.

00:35:22.900 Listen to what he talked about, about health. These are all cultural topics, not political.

00:35:28.320 I believe that Dr. George Barna did a study on this a while ago. I had the pleasure of interviewing

00:35:32.740 him on my, my podcast a while back, but he was explaining the, I believe this was a study that he did.

00:35:38.760 And basically what they found was unsurprisingly children get just a vast majority of their

00:35:44.460 understanding of how the world works from media. They're more likely to adopt a belief that they've

00:35:49.060 seen in media than they are to adopt a belief that they'd heard from their parents or even heard in

00:35:52.100 church or heard at school. People forget how important the cultural aspect of these things are.

00:35:57.100 Again, I think it's really important to do news shows. I think it's really important to do

00:35:59.920 documentaries, but the way people have learned things historically is through story. Story has been

00:36:04.800 a way that we've passed on our collective memories to younger people into the next generation.

00:36:09.800 And for the past several decades, what we've been allowing, and I believe I'm paraphrasing Mr. Rogers

00:36:14.100 here actually, but what we've been allowing is for complete strangers to come into our homes to teach

00:36:19.000 our children, which is totally insane. And to allow complete strangers to come into our home

00:36:22.720 to teach us. Why would you want that? Why would you want your entertainment to be made by people 1.00

00:36:27.420 who literally hate you, literally hate your values? We were chatting about this on the show the other day,

00:36:32.800 but George Lucas acknowledged that when he made Star Wars, he was basing the resistance off of

00:36:39.840 the communists in Vietnam, which is insane. I mean, the communists literally murdered Catholic

00:36:45.200 children. These were horrible, horrible people. I understand that communists did a very good job 0.99

00:36:49.320 taking over academia in the United States. So you don't hear a lot about this and people don't

00:36:52.880 recognize the atrocities that were committed by these communist fighters and by the Viet Cong.

00:36:57.040 But this is how much contempt the people who have made your media have for you. And it's not just limited

00:37:03.180 to people like that. And it's not just limited to media like that. Even a film like Titanic, we've talked

00:37:08.800 about this before. This is a film which is one of the highest grossing romance films of all time. And it's just

00:37:14.920 promoting adultery. It's promoting cheating. It's a very horrible story. If you just laid out that story in black

00:37:21.160 and white, people would say, I don't like this woman. But because James Cameron is a true master

00:37:27.440 of his craft, and you have to give him that he's very, very good at what he does. You watch that film

00:37:32.020 and you sympathize with a person who's doing really bad things. And it makes you root for a person who's

00:37:37.700 doing really bad things. So what I believe we have to do as conservatives is we have to make media that

00:37:43.040 gets people to root for good things that teaches people the moral lesson that you want to be a good

00:37:48.700 person. You're not going to get away with being a bad person because no one gets away with anything.

00:37:52.520 Quick break, Seamus. Right back because this is straight fire, especially on a Friday.

00:37:57.060 Human Events Daily, Rural America Voice continues.

00:38:10.980 Jack is a great guy. He's written a fantastic book. Everybody's talking about it. Go get it.

00:38:15.960 And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event.

00:38:20.520 And we're going to turn it around and make our country cry to get to you. Amen.

00:38:27.780 All right, folks. Jack Pesopic, here we are back at Human Events Daily. We're on with Seamus

00:38:31.380 Coughlin. And Seamus, I love what you were just saying there. And it's this story about how

00:38:36.180 there's what we put in our stories. And the stories that we tell are the stories that we believe.

00:38:43.360 And the stories that we focus on are the stories that shape our culture. It used to be that,

00:38:48.780 especially in Western civilization, that story was the story of Jesus Christ. And that story was

00:38:53.360 Christ who descended from heaven, who came from the Father to Mary, was born in Bethlehem,

00:39:03.920 suffered, died, and was resurrected. I'm doing the creed now. And that was the central touchstone,

00:39:12.320 though, for all of Western civilization until about the 1960s. And in the 1960s, that's when

00:39:19.220 this counterculture really first rose its head up. And then the generations that were born after that,

00:39:26.480 so if you're born in the 70s, 80s, 90s, or today, suddenly you're born in a world where Jesus Christ

00:39:32.500 is not the center of our civilization. And yet, it wasn't something that was forced on people ever

00:39:39.720 before. It was just normalized. It was normalized because that's who we were in the West. The idea

00:39:46.280 that in the 1950s, the Three Crosses of Calvary would be up across the skyline of New York City

00:39:51.860 was completely normal. And nobody had a problem with it whatsoever. Why? Because that was just

00:39:56.940 the dominant culture. And that is our historic culture. Yet, the revolutionaries who got in,

00:40:01.940 and the cultural Marxists who got in in the 60s, immediately started by pushing God out of the public

00:40:07.260 square. And that's why I've always said one of my favorite examples of this, of fighting back

00:40:12.880 against this, I should say, is another cartoon, man. It's the Charlie Brown Christmas special,

00:40:18.780 Peanuts. You know, just the fact that Charles Schultz, in the 1960s, in the face of all of that

00:40:25.000 that was going on, went to, and I believe it was CBS, and went to them and said, I am going to have

00:40:30.160 Linus speak the gospel when Charlie Brown asks what the true story of Christmas is. And he got all this

00:40:36.480 pushback from distributors, et cetera. And he said, look, if we don't do it, who will? And God bless

00:40:41.180 him. God bless him for doing that. And that's what it's all about, man. Yeah, Charles Schultz is a

00:40:46.240 massive inspiration to me. And just to show people how far our culture has fallen, part of the reason

00:40:52.180 it was so controversial at the time to have that part of the gospel quoted in the Charlie Brown

00:40:56.320 Christmas special is because people saw animation and cartooning as too vulgar a medium. And by vulgar,

00:41:03.580 I just mean at the level of the common and not sacred, they thought it was too flippant a medium

00:41:09.660 to actually have the Bible quoted like that. Oh my goodness, how far we have fallen as a culture.

00:41:16.200 Now, I don't share the belief that it was bad for him to quote scriptures in that Christmas special.

00:41:21.860 I think it's beautiful. I think it's taught a lot of children about the Bible. There's probably a lot

00:41:25.700 of kids who that's the only Bible verse they've ever heard, right? So it's a beautiful thing.

00:41:29.920 And one thing we have to remember about God is he is the ultimate author. I love telling stories. And

00:41:37.040 every time we create anything, anything good, we're participating in God's creativity to an

00:41:42.140 extent. He made us to create. He made us to co-create with him. And often when we're making arguments for

00:41:47.940 God, we'll say, well, look at this physical thing in the world that really exists. How could that have

00:41:51.880 come from nothing? And that's an important and compelling argument. But also think about the story

00:41:56.840 of reality, the story of history. It's so beautiful. It's so crazy. It's come together

00:42:02.400 in such beautiful ways. There has to have been an author. And I think the authors told a beautiful

00:42:07.980 story. And I believe the better a story is, the more it aligns with the grand story that God has

00:42:15.160 already told and is telling. The story that he's currently telling. If you have a truthful story

00:42:21.040 where you're just trying to portray the world as it is, I firmly believe Catholic values are going

00:42:27.060 to come through very strongly in that. You're going to get good Christ-centered values in that

00:42:32.680 because he is the truth. He is the way. He is the life. So you don't have to put this ham-fisted

00:42:38.660 preaching in a lot of the content. When you watch the cartoons that we're doing, you'll notice there

00:42:43.520 isn't a lot of verbalizing of these concepts because the story tells itself in such a way that you get

00:42:50.460 the message. And that was how Christ taught many times, by telling parables. And so we as conservatives

00:42:56.160 live in an era where we have the largest possible infrastructure for spreading stories in the most

00:43:03.220 emotionally impactful way. And we have to do something about that. And that's what I'm trying

00:43:08.820 to do. I've got an incredible team. They are extremely talented people. They're some of the hardest

00:43:14.100 working animators in the industry right now because we've been churning out one, sometimes two cartoons

00:43:18.340 every week, which for those who don't know, animation is really a lot. And I believe we

00:43:22.980 are prepared to move to the next level, make longer content, create this show, which is going to spread

00:43:27.820 good moral values. And once this is finished and it's a success, it's also going to allow us to

00:43:33.040 move on to bigger things, to create movies, more television shows, and to continue the fight in

00:43:38.560 this culture war with the most effective weapon we have, which is media. It is the most effective

00:43:43.880 weapon because of the power of story. Look at how we used story, the stories of an individual

00:43:49.860 towns, you know, you know, you know, townsmen of the people of Springfield, Ohio, those individual

00:43:57.580 stories, taking that all the way to the national level with the Haitians in the 2024 election and

00:44:05.080 President Trump telling that story in a, in his, you know, typical graphic and very, very strong use of

00:44:11.980 imagery, the way that he speaks. But, but it's, it's very much true that it, this is the power of

00:44:17.320 story. It's why politicians do this from time to time, that they, we use the power of story because

00:44:22.340 when you're telling a story, it psychologically, you know, sort of bypasses those defenses and by

00:44:27.800 when, when you're arguing, right, your defenses or when you're doing the Charlie Kirk thing and

00:44:31.900 okay, we're in a debate. Oh my gosh, we're in a debate. Actually, there was a moment where I'm going

00:44:37.280 to mention this, where JD Vance, one of the most incredible things that he did on, on a public

00:44:42.140 stage, you've never seen a Republican do this before in the vice presidential debate. And people

00:44:45.940 kind of forget about it because they sleep on it, where he said, you know, I have a friend back home

00:44:51.360 who had an abortion and everybody knows JD Vance's background and the power of him, his story. And

00:44:57.220 he's written that story all the way to the highest heights and overcome everything, absolute nightmare

00:45:03.140 of a childhood to be able to do that. And total repudiation of everything the left says you need

00:45:08.000 to do. But he said, I have a friend back home who had an abortion and I want to say to her right now,

00:45:13.860 I love you. You're still my friend. And it just, it just destroyed the entire argument about,

00:45:22.020 about conservatives and Christians. I really think so. And he used the power of story to do that.

00:45:26.680 Well, and cause you, and you don't love someone if you don't call them to repentance,

00:45:29.880 which is why the people who are saying abortion is good, actually hate the people who have had

00:45:33.840 abortions in their heart because they don't want them to repent and receive God's forgiveness.

00:45:38.740 And that's why I should also mention, I mentioned earlier that our most powerful tool is story.

00:45:44.140 Let me add a caveat there, a slight correction. Our most powerful tool is prayer.

00:45:49.500 Story, I would say is the second most important tool. Media is the second most important tool in this

00:45:54.020 fight, but it's very important. And I want to mention this. I think you're totally right.

00:45:58.540 You can quote a lot of statistical information about the issues. And even if the stats are

00:46:04.760 heterodox, you're probably not going to get in that much trouble. But when you start telling stories

00:46:10.760 that upset their narrative, that's when they get really, really upset with you. And that's why the

00:46:16.380 media has chosen which crimes they were going to cover over the years, which story was going to be

00:46:20.420 a high profile case when one person was hurt by another person, whether it was going to fit their

00:46:25.240 narrative about race, about religion, about politics. And you can quote all the stats you want

00:46:31.300 about those issues and how what the left tries to represent the reality as with this myth, this lie 0.98

00:46:36.880 that white Christian men are the most violent people on the planet. You can counter that with stats 1.00

00:46:42.180 all you want. And that might make them a little angry. But when you tell stories that disprove their

00:46:47.200 narrative, when you shed light on real things that have happened that people can relate to at the

00:46:51.440 interpersonal level, that's when they really get upset because they know stories powerful.

00:46:56.620 Why do you think we call it a political narrative?

00:46:59.280 Seamus, we're just about out of time. Tell people where they can go to follow you and to get access

00:47:04.260 to the new show.

00:47:05.820 Yes, please go to twistedplots.com. If what I'm saying is resonating with you and you want to help

00:47:09.860 us make this, go to twistedplots.com. If you donate at the $25 level, you'll be able to watch our full

00:47:14.960 25 minute long pilot episode. God bless you guys. Thank you so much. And if you can't give money

00:47:20.360 because you can't afford it, please share the link, twistedplots.com. And please pray for us.

00:47:25.440 Please pray for us. I appreciate all the prayers. God bless all of you.

00:47:29.040 Amen to that. Prayers are our most powerful weapon.

00:47:34.460 That's right.

00:47:35.280 Story a second. And media follows through with all of that. Seamus, thank you so much for joining us

00:47:40.120 here today on the program. Folks, I will see you in New Jersey in just a couple of hours. Be there,

00:47:46.860 the Seaport Pier tonight. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission

00:47:50.340 to lay ashore.

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - October 10, 2025

The Assassination of Charlie Kirk： One Month Later

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