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00:05:24.540All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back here.
00:05:29.000Human Events Daily, Washington, D.C., where, unfortunately, unhuman violence has claimed the lives of two young diplomats here in the city just a few hours ago.
00:05:45.120Folks, listen up, because if you're still drinking that corporate watered-down nonsense, it's time for a serious wake-up call.
00:07:23.160Liz, can you believe it has been five years since the George Floyd moment?
00:07:30.240You know, I think in so many ways, so much has changed.
00:07:33.560But then also, I think I've been reminded this week, if you pay any attention to the mainstream news, how little has changed.
00:07:41.920And that's sort of been our goal for these last few years, to try to wake people up.
00:07:46.500Here is the truth about what actually took place in all of this.
00:07:50.760But, you know, even in your first segment, what you were talking about, just sort of normalizing violence, we still have this, you know, sort of peaceful protest messaging that's being put on us here in Minnesota, despite, you know, 1,500 businesses being damaged or destroyed in the riots.
00:08:07.420And let's not forget about the homicide rate that has completely skyrocketed in the last few years and crime rate just overall, not just in Minneapolis, but across the state of Minnesota, across the country.
00:08:18.580And I truly think, Jack, that until people acknowledge this, tell the truth, I'm not sure how this gets better.
00:08:27.500And, you know, I'm kind of curious what you think there as well.
00:08:29.960I think we do need truth, and I also think that we need really just a zero-tolerance policy for violence.
00:08:40.860It doesn't matter what cause you support or what your opinions are on some far-off conflict or what your opinions are about law enforcement, et cetera.
00:08:58.540We have bend over backwards to allow people to express their First Amendment rights in this country, which don't exist, by the way, anywhere else in the world.
00:10:20.840Our second story in the series focuses on Alex King, the black police officer who arrested George Floyd that the media completely ignored.
00:10:28.600Because, of course, this was also all about a racial reckoning, despite all of these officers being from a mixed race background.
00:10:36.380But don't let the, you know, the facts actually get in the way of this divisive narrative that we're trying to push on the public.
00:10:41.740And then our third part in the series we just released a couple days ago.
00:10:45.880And that's kind of a behind the scenes of this defamation case that has been dismissed against us now.
00:10:51.000And how this has really brought more of the truth to light about this testimony involving now Assistant Police Chief Katie Blackwell of the Minneapolis Police Department.
00:10:59.960And all of these officers coming forward to say that she perjured herself in Derek Chauvin's trial.
00:11:06.760So those are all available for free to see on our YouTube channel.
00:11:10.200And this week, though, you'll like this, Jack.
00:11:12.200I was referred to by Minnesota's largest newspaper there, the Star Tribune, a soulless filmmaker.
00:11:17.840I'm a political extremist, just in case you were wondering.
00:11:22.360And they went after us saying George Floyd's story is being rewritten.
00:11:28.560But yet they turned off all of the comments related to that story on all of their social media channels.
00:11:35.120So that is what we deal with here in Minnesota.
00:11:37.120And sadly, the public is worse off for it because they're simply just not even getting the truth.
00:11:42.900Well, Liz, what's going on here is that when we live in a time of lies and when those in power are able to maintain their power because of lies, the most threatening individual to them is the truth teller.
00:11:58.580And that's what you have been and that's what your reporting has been, simply telling the truth so that these lies that they derive their power base from will be eroded because they rightly view the truth as a threat to their power, a threat to their infrastructure.
00:13:12.920Yeah, as part of these stories, we talked to some former Minneapolis police officers that went ahead and did these declarations for our case.
00:13:23.760They were very courageous to come forward and speak out against the number two in charge of the police department.
00:13:29.200But they talked about that just, you know, this gutted the Minneapolis police department down about 40 percent still now, you know, five years later.
00:13:37.500And actually just yesterday, we saw the mayor of Minneapolis, Jacob Fry, and the current police chief, Brian O'Hara, stand before reporters and talk about, you know, this federal consent decree.
00:13:48.520They've now said that the DOJ is not going to impose this in Minneapolis, but they are so desperate to have, you know, more oversight on these officers that remain.
00:13:59.660And they were just talking about how they're moving forward with their own consent decree anyway.
00:14:34.460By the way, I know that our new DOJ, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights, has also been talking about the misuse of these consent degrees.
00:14:44.140Harmeet Dillon, and it occurs to me that I should probably get the two of you chatting about that.
00:14:51.000Perhaps you can come all the way to D.C. to give a briefing on just how horrible this has been.
00:14:56.260Folks, we're putting things into action because this is an action network here on Human Events.
00:15:01.340You're listening to Jack Posobiec, Bill of America's Voice, Salem Radio Network.
00:15:10.900Today, you know, they talk about influences.
00:15:22.480All right, Jack Posobiec, we are back live, Human Events Daily.
00:15:30.080We're also here on Real America's Voice and the Salem Radio Network.
00:15:34.480We're on with Liz Collin of Alpha News, where she's been putting out just a ton of reports.
00:15:41.480But, you know, we're looking back on the fifth year of the, quote, unquote, racial reckoning of George Floyd, the anniversary of which I believe is Sunday.
00:15:50.540And now we're seeing this truth that's come out about the dismissed lawsuit defamation case against herself and Alpha News and also Derek Chauvin's response.
00:16:08.380As I was talking about, Jack, with these three stories that we put out recently, we wanted to do this because we knew that this was going to be what was happening again.
00:16:16.840We see the corporate media continue to poison the public, just desperately cling to this dangerous narrative that just simply is not true.
00:16:27.100It seems like we've, you know, forgotten about how to actually be reporters, especially in Minnesota.
00:16:32.840But Derek himself, you hear from him in this story, and he very frankly says that Katie Blackwell committed perjury in his state trial.
00:16:41.900Katie Blackwell was in charge of the training unit at MPD at the time that Chauvin and the three other officers were charged.
00:16:50.460She takes the stand and she simply says, I do not recognize this technique.
00:16:54.660No, I do not recognize this technique.
00:16:56.340I don't know what kind of improvised technique this is.
00:17:00.100You also have then former police chief now, Madera Arradondo, who has since resurfaced just this last month or so because he's peddling a book.
00:17:08.780He's selling a book about his leadership, which is really quite a head scratcher.
00:17:13.840And he still is focused on all of these racial components to this case, again, that don't exist.
00:17:20.840And these officers have spoken with me very candidly about his, you know, so-called leadership, never once talking to any of these officers involved.
00:17:28.360And he also admits he never even watched the body camera footage of this case.
00:17:33.100He made, he says in his own words, the decision right there to fire Derek and the other officers,
00:17:39.180not actually knowing then that you had George Floyd talking about how he couldn't breathe long before he was on the ground long before.
00:17:47.960You know, George Floyd himself has to be laid, laid on the ground.
00:17:51.320He didn't know, obviously, that Thomas Lane called for an ambulance 36 seconds after that took place.
00:17:56.700That two tau, another officer, was asking, where is that ambulance and sort of upping their, their response.
00:18:03.940So it's, it's, it's truly amazing to me how so many people choose at this point to remain in the dark about what happened that day back in 2020.
00:18:12.600Well, and, and, and the officers, the response, and again, psychologically, it's, it's one of these things where people would much rather believe their narratives and a narrative that is repeated ad infinitum and certainly was in 2020.
00:18:30.480But because it was so polarized at the time, nobody wanted to hear the truth.
00:18:36.440Now, here we are five years later, and I think people are finally starting to be able to hear it.
00:18:41.580But unfortunately for Derek Chauvin, it hasn't been, you know, it's, it comes as perhaps good news, but he's actually borne the brunt of it.
00:18:50.660So while society can move on, he cannot because he's still behind bars.
00:18:54.560Yeah, and at this point, um, he will remain behind bars for, for more than a decade to, to come.
00:19:02.740Uh, there were some rumors circulating recently that we, you know, chose not to, to report on, um, because again, it, it seemed almost as a, something being, being stirred by, by the left.
00:19:13.300But that, uh, President Trump would grant him a federal pardon, um, complicates things a bit as well, because he would still be brought back to Minnesota.
00:19:22.120And, uh, our governor, Tim Walz, and our attorney general, Keith Ellison, uh, couldn't say enough when those rumors were circulating, how, no, he's going to come back here and, and serve every last, uh, second in prison, in a, in a state prison.
00:19:34.440Um, but you do see, you know, Jack, and I'm sure you see this as well, just the, the comments and how the tide, I think, has turned quite a bit when it came to this situation.
00:19:44.040Because I think simply before, uh, people weren't exactly aware of, of what, uh, took place.
00:19:50.640Um, and so that's what we've been trying to do is, is counter this.
00:19:54.040And at least there are facts now, and there's no excuse really, you know, not to know.
00:19:58.760And, and that's always been, been my message all along, you know, question this, uh, information, think for yourself, uh, think critically rather than, um, you know, just, just taking, you know, what, what these people are, are saying for, for the truth.