Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - September 07, 2026


The Unhumans Labor Day Special - Charlie Kirk’s Strategy to Defeat Socialism


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00:01:57.400 well ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard today's edition of human events daily here on real
00:02:15.880 america's voice today is september 7th 2026 anno domini today is labor day and folks while we're
00:02:24.500 here on Labor Day, I wanted to take a moment to step back and kind of just reiterate where
00:02:32.220 we are, kind of get a sense of things, and also remember that today is, of course, the
00:02:37.340 first day of this week, which will culminate this Thursday with the one-year anniversary
00:02:46.940 of Charlie's murder and look I got a lot of thoughts about this week I've got a lot of
00:02:57.880 thoughts about where we where we came where we're going when you see what we have planned for this
00:03:06.140 Thursday I think I think I think you'll appreciate where we're coming from on that day and I'll leave
00:03:14.040 that for the day of. But what I wanted to do today is actually something a little bit positive
00:03:19.460 because I wanted to go back and talk about something that Charlie left us with, not just
00:03:26.280 the legacy that he carved through the world and carved through history, but also the specifics
00:03:33.660 of a mission and the specifics of a plan that he left for us. And my co-author Joshua Lysak and I
00:03:43.660 wrote this up in uh unhuman socialist revolution and the the best way that we could think to
00:03:52.820 share charlie's plan with the rest of all of you is to is to do just that is to break it down to
00:03:59.680 put it into words and to continue pushing that plan forward and this is one of the chapters of
00:04:06.580 the new edition of unhumans we call it the charlie kirk strategy for defeating young socialists
00:04:13.340 and that's going to be the theme of today's episode the charlie kirk strategy for defeating
00:04:18.900 young socialists and now you may have heard of charlie and you did certainly did hear charlie
00:04:24.680 speak about this extensively during his last few months on earth and
00:04:31.520 feels really weird saying that but that's what it was folks those were his last few months on earth
00:04:40.080 and these were in many ways some of his last words on earth and one of his last big public
00:04:47.980 stances one of the last things charlie tried to do was to wake everyone up to the under 40 crowd
00:04:54.480 and to when i say wake everyone up i mean wake everyone up in in the media and politics in
00:04:59.340 leadership in government to go around and say hey the system is broken for everyone under 40
00:05:05.520 the system is rigged against them in many cases and in many cases they're actually not wrong to
00:05:12.780 feel aggrieved by that system because it's been rigged against them since before they were born
00:05:19.240 and maybe just maybe that's why Charlie was able to connect so well with with young voters with
00:05:27.560 Gen Z because he was listening to them because he went around every single day listening to young
00:05:35.200 voters, and he would go there with two microphones, one for himself, but one for whoever walked up
00:05:43.540 to be able to share whatever thoughts and concerns that they had, and yes, certainly debates as well.
00:05:49.480 But Charlie understood this because he was conducting surveys on campus after campus
00:05:56.340 all around the country and even all around the world. Went to the UK, he went to Korea,
00:06:02.140 went to japan and what people need to understand is that charlie understood what was happening on
00:06:10.400 those campuses he understood what was happening with young voters now of course he was able to 0.99
00:06:15.040 use that to great effect in 2024 now a lot of this comes down to it's the economy stupid but 0.96
00:06:21.600 it also gets into understanding how the economy is working if you're someone who's already deeply 0.79
00:06:27.380 invested in the stock market if you're someone who's on wall street if you're someone who's got
00:06:31.620 a direct tie to federal reserve as many of them do the katian effect is real but if you're not
00:06:38.400 you're someone who's just getting started if you're someone who's trying to break in to the
00:06:43.460 system it's a different world and people need to wake up to that and rather than sit there and
00:06:50.580 scold them and say just pull yourself up by your bootstraps it's not what charlie did charlie
00:06:55.720 never said that. Charlie listened. And in doing so, he found out about the debt. He found out
00:07:02.500 about the system being stacked against them. And he found out about the real palpable anger
00:07:08.620 that young voters, specifically under 40, felt towards the system. And Charlie's working to
00:07:14.900 help mitigate that. We're going to lay out that strategy and that plan for you here today. The
00:07:20.840 Charlie Kirk plan for defeating young socialists. Right back, Human Events Daily.
00:07:50.840 should be getting Pulisic.
00:07:55.340 All right, folks, Jack Posobiec back live, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
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00:09:16.300 I want to pull up this tweet from Charlie Kirk all the way back.
00:09:21.720 It's August 14th, 2025.
00:09:24.460 And Charlie wrote on that day.
00:09:27.720 He posted this graph, an estimated percentage of 30-year-olds who are both married and homeowners from 1950 to 2025.
00:09:34.980 And he showed this with data to show, and I think there's a lot of the people that Charlie would talk to,
00:09:40.940 did not understand how much the world had changed
00:09:45.220 from the 1950s to the 1980s to today.
00:09:49.980 Well, in the 1950s, the percentage of 30-year-olds
00:09:53.340 who were both married and homeowners, that was about 50%.
00:09:56.440 In 1980, it was 45%.
00:09:59.700 A little bit of a dip, but nothing to write home about.
00:10:03.140 Then in 1990, it crashes all the way down to,
00:10:08.200 you know, it goes to about 2025.
00:10:09.880 Yes, goes to 2025 under 15 percent crashes, married and homeowner at 30.
00:10:18.960 And Charlie wrote, this is the social compact breaking down.
00:10:22.900 We need urgency to restore it.
00:10:25.900 We're going to bring on now Joshua Lysak, the co-author of the new edition of Unhumans, Unhumans Socialist Revolution.
00:10:33.320 Joshua, how are you?
00:10:35.100 I'm doing well, Jack.
00:10:36.420 Thank you and happy Labor Day.
00:10:38.560 Happy Labor Day.
00:10:39.520 So when we're looking at this, it's really important, I think, from Charlie's perspective, or it was really important for him to try to explain, and of course he's using this graph as a way to explain to people who think that, because a lot of people, and we learned this in The Fourth Turning, which we also talk about in the book, that people tend to have their frame of reference from their childhood.
00:11:02.680 And so if you grew up in the 1950s, you have a certain frame of reference, an America of
00:11:07.260 abundance.
00:11:07.640 If you grew up in the 1980s, it was almost an America of exuberance, right?
00:11:11.780 The sky was the limit.
00:11:14.180 Everyone could get rich.
00:11:15.880 This was an amazing thing.
00:11:16.820 Even in the 1990s, you really had this hopeful, optimistic outlook.
00:11:21.980 All of that changed on 9-11.
00:11:23.940 And suddenly, the outcomes are not existent the way they were before.
00:11:28.740 And so for everyone who's under 40, and this is really key, Joshua, because a lot of people, I think, when you talk to folks who are outside of this, who are outside of that world, they'll say, why are they so lazy? Why don't they just pull themselves up by their bootstraps?
00:11:46.940 And it's like they don't even realize how much the ground has shifted for people under 40. That's what Charlie understood. That was the first step. 0.78
00:11:56.160 that's right and there is a certain inherent value for a civilization for a culture as charlie
00:12:02.620 correctly pointed out to have men under 30 who are married and able to afford a home a few days
00:12:10.320 ago i had a post pop-off where i grabbed just one snapshot of the last 10 years of housing prices in
00:12:17.080 a neighborhood near me just barely 10 years ago housing prices for this safe middle-class
00:12:25.020 neighborhood, great area, plenty of access to parks, perfect American suburbia. Housing prices
00:12:32.980 for a great place to raise a family, $120,000 to $150,000. Almost completely forgotten by this
00:12:40.740 point because houses in that neighborhood are triple that price here in 2026. And of course,
00:12:48.080 money printer Gober has been a major problem with this, inflation, but also illegal immigration.
00:12:55.020 under Biden and unfettered legal immigration. Also, when you have a simple supply and demand
00:13:02.320 situation, more people moving in, more asset prices go up, rent goes up. That's the story
00:13:09.200 of Springfield, Ohio, by the way, and how temporary protected status Haitians basically displaced a 0.96
00:13:16.080 local white working class population by their mere existence in flooding via an influx into 0.57
00:13:22.160 this city. That, of course, is why Charlie Kirk's plan for defeating young socialists is so focused 0.60
00:13:28.700 on deportation and turning the tap of immigration flow off. And something else that the late great
00:13:36.540 influencer Scott Adams, whom we lost earlier this year, he had the simple reframe. Who decides who
00:13:43.020 gets to be in America? Americans or anyone else? He gave the example of Nicaraguans coming from 0.95
00:13:49.180 Nicaragua. Who gets to decide who's in America? Americans or the Nicaraguans who want to come 0.92
00:13:54.940 here? Run the same sample for Haitians or Somalis, etc. The point being is the American birthright 0.94
00:14:04.460 that was promised to centennials like Poso, to millennials and Gen Z like myself and Charlie
00:14:11.140 Kirk and another fellow who's a turning point man, the Ohio turning point man named Gabe
00:14:16.160 Guinnarini. He's a Zoomer. Everyone points out that the America that we were promised,
00:14:22.900 9-11 happens and it is effectively granted to the developing world or to the underdeveloped world.
00:14:29.180 And domestic policy priority takes a significant backseat to foreign policy and the
00:14:35.040 supranationalist ideology where we have to go grant freedom and democracy and such and such
00:14:41.780 various rights to everywhere else in the world, meanwhile, leaving our own people
00:14:46.520 forgotten. And we wonder why socialism is on the rise. You know, socialists are promising
00:14:51.800 free housing, free groceries, free health care. What are conservatives promising, Jack?
00:14:57.920 That's exactly right. And Charlie, there's a line that we pulled from Charlie's last Tucker
00:15:03.860 interview, where he talked about this, that he said, political radicalization is going to seep
00:15:10.100 in because an entire generation is getting routinely cynical year after year as their
00:15:15.140 net worth either stays at zero or goes into negative. We know how to create wealth, but we
00:15:20.680 don't know how to create it for the generation that needs it the most. If you look at the economic
00:15:25.340 conditions, you would think the other conditions surrounding it are abject poverty. These are the
00:15:29.980 problems that third world nations have are young people can't afford stuff and they have to finance
00:15:35.060 basic necessities. And he says this is a distress signal by young people saying, hey, if you're not
00:15:41.340 going to fix our life economically, we're going to get very radical politically. And this is,
00:15:47.220 of course, what we have been talking about for years at this point and we get into in Unhumans
00:15:51.720 is the idea that you are either going to get MAGA or Mondani, MAGA or Mangione. And this means you
00:15:59.900 will either have nationalist populist reform to your economy or you will get political radicalism
00:16:06.900 and by the way gabe who you just mentioned there is is a phenomenal phenomenal uh writer a phenomenal
00:16:12.500 activist someone who absolutely gets it he does yes and gabe was so kind as to offer to myself
00:16:21.160 rich barris and i in our upcoming book uh burn it down the following which i i love to read you all
00:16:26.860 because this sets the tone of where Americans are at right now.
00:16:30.960 From the Forward by Gabe Gitterini, excellent follow on Twitter.
00:16:34.700 He is the future of the Republican Party in Ohio.
00:16:37.900 We are the last American generation raised in a story that has already reached the end.
00:16:43.020 My generation bore first witness to the triumph of what might be called quantitative politics, Gabe says,
00:16:49.600 which, put simply, is the belief that a civilization can be governed as one governs a spreadsheet or a ledger
00:16:55.480 or some other managerial time waster.
00:16:58.080 The point is, if the lines on charts rise,
00:17:00.940 the country must be thriving.
00:17:02.920 Yet the youth can see what the numbers conceal.
00:17:05.240 We see a population without sovereignty.
00:17:07.980 We see a generation without property. 0.99
00:17:10.020 We see a working class without work.
00:17:12.480 We see a culture increasingly unsure
00:17:14.540 whether it possesses the right to exist at all.
00:17:16.940 And harshest of all,
00:17:17.960 we see many in our parents' generation
00:17:20.600 glad about all of this,
00:17:22.400 even proud of having led us to this point from the forward to burn it down by Gabe Gitterini,
00:17:30.740 the forward. Myself, Rich, and Rich Beres are the authors of burn it down. Thank you for the
00:17:35.380 opportunity to share that, Jack. But the point here is that there are effectively two economies
00:17:40.120 and right now it is very much based on generation. So prior to the explosion of asset prices,
00:17:47.140 be those stocks or be those real estate, etc. There were generations, largely Generation X and
00:17:53.600 baby boomers who were able to get in low, who were able to buy low and rent high, sell high,
00:18:02.460 allow those numbers to keep going and effectively thinking highly of themselves. I bought this 0.93
00:18:08.540 property when it was only 50,000 US dollars and it's now worth 450,000 US dollars. Yay me,
00:18:14.100 I'm so smart. You can do the same if you show up with a clean cut haircut and a nice little resume.
00:18:19.340 You give them a firm handshake, you'll get the job, work there 40 years and get a pension.
00:18:22.700 That economy is long gone before any of us were even born, unfortunately. The 1980s and 90s were
00:18:29.700 the last opportunity to get in, to climb up that ladder. And increasingly now, you have kids,
00:18:35.940 they're saying, oh, gambling is such a problem. Gambling, and unfortunately, is like a stock
00:18:41.560 market for a lot of for a lot of zoomers basically how can i basically turn a little bit into a lot 0.94
00:18:48.380 to train to online gambling sports fantasy about fantasy sports we see this catastrophe 0.99
00:18:54.180 where millions of zoomer age women are becoming digital prostitutes creating only fans for 1.00
00:19:00.440 example and trying to make a living that way together with piecing together side hustles 0.98
00:19:04.920 That's a great point because it's being driven in part by this economic instability.
00:19:13.920 And it is a very sad state of affairs, but one that needs to be addressed rather than simply pointed at and screamed about.
00:19:23.860 We'll be right back after this quick.
00:19:26.180 It is Jack Posobiec, Joshua Lysak, the Charlie Kirk strategy for defeating young socialists here.
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00:21:03.800 I'm going to get on back here with Joshua Lysak, and we're talking about the economic instability in the under-40 crowd.
00:21:12.380 And Joshua, that was quite an astute point you actually just made right there where – because we're going through the Charlie Kirk strategy for defeating young socialists.
00:21:19.920 And you were talking about the fact that with young women, the rise of only fans is in part an economic need.
00:21:29.080 They're seeking out an economic stability.
00:21:32.160 They're seeking out an economic source of revenue and income that for a variety of reasons, they're not finding with young men.
00:21:40.220 And of course, this is in turn destroying the fabric of the men and women joining together, which is which in turn destroys families because you don't have family formation.
00:21:50.500 We don't have so many of these things. And and it's amazing how and Charlie was exactly right when he pointed this out.
00:21:58.000 And that's why we've taken this strategy and published it in on humans is that a lot of this is driven by the economics of the situation.
00:22:06.420 And so for folks scratching their heads saying, why are there so many young girls getting on OnlyFans?
00:22:11.800 What's happening to the morality?
00:22:13.540 The question is they're not asking themselves about the morality because they're lower down Maslow's hierarchy than any of that.
00:22:21.880 They're saying it's not about do I want to maintain my dignity or go on OnlyFans.
00:22:27.960 It's do I want to be able to afford my bills?
00:22:31.520 Do I want to be able to afford food?
00:22:33.600 No, I'm not saying that's all OnlyFans.
00:22:36.420 very clear about that. There's a lot of problems with OnlyFans. However, the point is there are
00:22:42.080 economic drivers that tend to go unnoticed in these conversations. Yes, that's right. And part
00:22:48.600 of the marketing for OnlyFans has been these women who are in late teens, early 20s pointing out, 0.98
00:22:55.220 I bought my first apartment in downtown San Francisco. I have a beautiful view of Midtown
00:23:01.040 from this new york penthouse and i'm an only fans creator these sorts of uh sort of um let's say
00:23:07.040 demonstrations of material success and i did it after x number of months or years on only fans
00:23:13.040 and so we have this unfortunate downward spiral cycle between men and women and there's lots of
00:23:20.720 complaints in the dating situation and the gender discourse and charlie was very good at pointing
00:23:25.020 all of these things out but in this situation it seems like the cultural malaise the gender
00:23:30.480 discourse, et cetera, is actually downstream of economics. When you have more women who are 0.98
00:23:35.160 getting more advanced degrees now, approximately 60% of college graduates now are women. And 1.00
00:23:40.720 conservative-minded or at least traditional American-minded women are looking for a husband 0.99
00:23:45.780 who can be the protector and the provider, et cetera. But there's more women who are higher 1.00
00:23:51.400 earning than men available. We have an unfortunate low supply. So women are effectively having to 1.00
00:23:58.720 fend for themselves in this capacity. And so what are ways that one can in situations where 1.00
00:24:06.980 basic necessities, groceries, are more and more expensive? Housing prices are going crazy. In some
00:24:13.900 markets like mine, less than 10 years, housing prices have tripled. Of course, politics is part
00:24:20.380 of this with unfettered immigration, millions upon millions of illegal immigrants still in this
00:24:25.040 country, although the Department of Homeland Security under President Trump are doing a good
00:24:28.920 job of shipping, for example, Haitians back home. Remigration is compassionate, safe, and effective 1.00
00:24:35.000 because everyone deserves to live in a society in which they belong, like the Haitians and among 0.92
00:24:39.580 their own kind. That said- Well, and Joshua, Joshua, hold on. Let's unpack that as well, 1.00
00:24:45.100 because what we're saying here, and to put a pin in it, right, on the OnlyFans question, 0.90
00:24:50.240 Obviously, toxic feminism, Marxism, they all play roles in wanting the subversion of these things.
00:24:57.600 But to your point as well, when it comes down to wanting the Haitians gone, when it comes down to wanting the H-1Bs gone and the H-2Bs and the J-1s and the F-1 to 14s, all the different visas that are out there, this isn't just xenophobia.
00:25:15.240 This isn't just saying their cultures are incompatible, which is also true, indeed, with the Somalian and other African migrants as well.
00:25:24.880 The issue is also one of economics, isn't it?
00:25:29.380 Yes, it is.
00:25:30.480 And in the Unhumans book, particularly in the second edition, the expanded version with the 14 new chapters, we basically doubled the length of the book, as many of you all will see.
00:25:40.060 we point out how in society after society over the last 250 years where is economic communism
00:25:47.420 and socialist promises where do they fall on deaf ears where people have a path to the middle class
00:25:54.840 when the underclass and when the working class have ladders when they have opportunities presented
00:26:00.620 to them when the elite in the society have a sense of noblesse oblige where it's their
00:26:05.780 responsibility. I think Dolly Parton was a fantastic example of this, having a heart for
00:26:10.600 her community in eastern Tennessee, in greater Appalachia, and throughout the United States,
00:26:15.260 using her success parlaying that into opportunities for the young to learn to read and to adore the
00:26:21.740 arts and to become successful and find their own path to success. When our elite are instead
00:26:27.360 worrying about the prices of Rolex watches or building a new data center, let's say, and how
00:26:33.000 money tax breaks they're going to get for that. When those sorts of things go viral, that tells
00:26:38.420 the youth, that tells the working class and the underclass, the graduates with master's degrees
00:26:44.440 but can't get an entry-level job in the STEM field because of overt anti-white, anti-male
00:26:50.120 discrimination, which remains a problem. Harmeet Dillon is doing a good job of meeting some of
00:26:54.300 that out. Socialism works in societies where capitalism appears to have failed. That is the
00:27:00.960 bottom line here. Communism becomes popular when conservatism seems not to have answers. And
00:27:07.420 Charlie understood this uniquely, that we, on the right, we have to pull down, not pull up,
00:27:14.300 but pull down, let down a ladder of opportunity to the youth to get to college where necessary
00:27:20.720 and to buy houses and get married, have kids, be Americans, make more Americans.
00:27:25.100 really simple as that right back jack soviet human events daily
00:27:31.300 one communist among the american advisors at yalta was one communist too many
00:27:55.100 All right, folks, Jack Prasovic, we are back live, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
00:28:02.140 We're on with Joshua Lysak, and we're talking about the new book, Unhuman Socialist Revolution,
00:28:08.220 and specifically the chapter, and this is the theme of this entire episode, Charlie Kirk's
00:28:13.980 Strategy for Defeating Young Socialists.
00:28:17.320 And we're walking through that.
00:28:18.240 So we're walking through how young people in America today are living through a very
00:28:23.640 different economic situation and a very different situation on almost all levels than other people
00:28:30.240 at different strata of age. And age is really something that you see a split here, but different
00:28:35.440 income groups, you know, working class will see this as well, that many people in this society
00:28:40.700 have never really recovered. Our society has never really recovered in certain strategy strata from
00:28:47.900 the 2008 financial crisis. And this has created one, this K-shaped economy where one end is
00:28:56.660 getting fabulously wealthy and the other end is stagnating and plateauing. And Charlie Kirk
00:29:03.560 understood this. And yes, mass immigration is part of it. Yes, mass deportation and remigration,
00:29:09.680 which we talk about at length in the book, not only for the United States, but also for Europe 0.74
00:29:14.620 is so absolutely key to the future, one of the key responses as well that Charlie talked about
00:29:23.240 was this idea that we have to not only end illegal immigration, but also the vast amount of these
00:29:31.500 legal immigration programs. He talked about housing. He talked about the housing moonshot
00:29:37.680 was something that he talked about. Joshua, what was it about housing that Charlie understood was
00:29:42.780 so important and particularly how does that compare to other socialist revolutions that
00:29:49.000 we've seen in the past that have always been about oh things like land reform
00:29:53.800 yes the unaffordability of quality housing has been an instigating factor in a number of
00:30:03.360 communist revolutions not simply socialist movements and uprisings but outright communist
00:30:08.180 revolutions. The Russian Revolution and the Chinese Revolution, specifically first under Mao,
00:30:15.020 and then you had the Cultural Revolution that was subsequent to that. The Chinese Revolution was 0.58
00:30:19.740 kind of a multi-stage communist revolution. But also even in Rome, in the transition from a
00:30:25.780 republic to an empire, there were a number of, let's say, peasant complaints about this situation.
00:30:32.320 When people can't afford, when the masses can't afford quality housing, things begin to go very poorly for everyone involved, not simply the lower classes, the working class and the middle class, but also for the upper classes.
00:30:47.460 Throughout history, when the delta between the rich and the poor has been the greatest, that civilization is under the greatest threat of being destroyed by some sort of revolutionary movement.
00:31:02.840 We also saw this in France, of course. 0.98
00:31:04.860 But Charlie, first and foremost, understood that before you would get to the housing, you have to handle the immigration issue, the overpopulation of our country by, frankly, foreigners. 0.96
00:31:15.520 You have the mass deportations. We're seeing that already in Springfield, Ohio, fortunately. The Haitian deportation station is what the county has become. Stopping the H-1B scam, where Americans aren't learning about jobs that they're very much overqualified for. 1.00
00:31:32.340 But these positions are being granted to applicants from overseas, and there are a number of elaborate scams that have gone viral recently on how these scams are run by foreigners at the cost and to the detriment of Native American workers in those sectors. 0.66
00:31:48.180 We also must radically reduce legal immigration because, again, asset prices, specifically housing, can go down via a simple situation where there's a supply and demand. 0.69
00:31:58.680 Springfield saw this where there was between 25% and 100% housing cost increases for both homes and for rent when the Haitian influx, when tens of thousands of otherwise illegal Haitians invaded Springfield, Ohio, when there was the dogs, cats, and pets story. 1.00
00:32:20.120 Well, they're eating the dogs. 0.99
00:32:22.180 The real story is they're eating the jobs.
00:32:24.580 They're eating the housing.
00:32:25.580 And so long-term residents have been displaced and their American dream is gone.
00:32:30.980 When you also end the chain migration and the visa lottery, when you end these things,
00:32:36.060 you can get to a proper new housing price equilibrium.
00:32:40.580 And then you can build new homes for Americans.
00:32:44.000 Charlie's dream was the housing moonshot of 10 million new homes for Americans.
00:32:49.740 Now, this has been executed poorly, in my opinion, in Springfield, where houses, there have been a number of new housing establishments and new neighborhoods that have been cut out of forests and made available. 1.00
00:33:02.920 But the price of these new houses reflects the inflated cost of housing due to the Haitian influx. 0.98
00:33:10.560 So your working class Americans can't afford all these new homes that are supposed to make the supply easier. 0.98
00:33:17.660 A talking point on the right amongst conservatives is that we need a small and limited but effective government.
00:33:24.500 I believe, as a nationalist populist, that that's not exactly realistic.
00:33:29.700 We can't simply let market factors decide things when those market factors are working against the interests of the vast majority of Americans under 30.
00:33:39.600 Again, Charlie pointed out the social compact is if you were a good, righteous, upstanding citizen, if specifically if you were a male under 30, then you can get married in this country and you can buy a house.
00:33:52.580 And we went from about just over 50 percent of all male Americans under 30 being able to get married and have a house in 1950.
00:34:00.500 And now we're right around 10 percent.
00:34:03.360 So you say a kid is lazy.
00:34:05.300 okay, my dear baby boomer conservative friend, but no matter how hard this kid works, he's not
00:34:11.000 going to be able to chase the asset prices of houses unless we get those numbers down.
00:34:16.160 Like we were talking earlier about issues with dating and OnlyFans and this sort of as a desperate
00:34:21.460 economic alternative to living an upstanding morally uprighteous life. This is where the
00:34:26.960 kids are at right now. They don't have choices like we once had when they're competing with
00:34:32.100 tens of millions. And then we have the matter of the college cartel, also part of the Charlie
00:34:37.740 Kirk strategy for defeating young socialists, where even as the price of college education
00:34:44.260 has gone up significantly, the value of that education has collapsed significantly.
00:34:50.100 It used to be said that everyone should go to college. Okay, well, then everyone does.
00:34:54.560 Now a college degree doesn't mean what it once did. So now a master's degree is the new bachelor's
00:35:01.120 degree a phd or an md is the old is the new master's degree as more people get these pieces
00:35:07.900 of paper the less value each of them have so now you have to specialize which means even more
00:35:12.860 expensive education i myself have three degrees i did not expect to grow up into a society where
00:35:20.460 i had to do that for a minimum viable uh employment opportunities and that's where a lot of bachelor's
00:35:28.000 degree kids are coming out into a workforce they have significant student loan debt and their jobs
00:35:34.560 that they're getting barely cover their student loan payments when they hit so saving for a house
00:35:41.500 that's not a thing we've got to move back in with mom and dad to start paying this down and maybe 0.99
00:35:45.840 spend several years well young eligible women in that cohort don't necessarily want to move in with
00:35:51.320 junior here and live with his mommy and daddy so now marriage has had happened later now and then
00:35:56.980 there's this horrific cascade so that the culture follows the economics. The college cartel is this
00:36:03.980 socialist communist ideology. We know that particularly the prestigious institutions
00:36:08.700 like the Ivy League are significantly overrun by originally the Soviet sympathizers beginning in
00:36:14.420 the 50s and 60s. And they became an arm of the Soviet Union via cultural Marxism, propagating
00:36:20.720 that well and it's amazing too joshua because it's amazing too because one of the people who
00:36:27.400 we wrote about even in the original on humans and is now finally getting his due was joseph
00:36:33.100 mccarthy and he called out the college professors he called out the librarians he called out the
00:36:38.160 teachers unions far before it was ever fashionable to do so because he explained that and that's he
00:36:44.220 says it in the great the great clip that we always play. One teacher on one campus is a communist.
00:36:51.080 That is one communist too many. And one of the things that, you know, we are very happy to report
00:36:56.880 is that finally conservatives are waking up to saying, wait a minute, wait a minute. McCarthy
00:37:02.760 was right. And in fact, Elon Musk has now been tweeting it out. But two years, just two years ago
00:37:07.660 after we and this is, by the way, how you know that the unhumans work that you and I have been
00:37:13.720 doing and to put out these true facts and to be able to say them publicly is having a direct
00:37:19.220 effect because now even Elon Musk is talking about it. Now, all sorts of conservatives are
00:37:24.000 walking up and saying McCarthy was correct. Richard Nixon was correct. Francisco Franco was
00:37:29.840 correct. And that all of these figures that propaganda has taught us to revile and hate 0.81
00:37:36.080 that because of the work that we've been doing day in and day out for the past two years is having
00:37:42.640 a direct effect on the national conversation and that's what it's all about and yes uh we we don't
00:37:49.760 want to be victims of timing in many cases have been too early with some of our things but i think
00:37:55.520 some of our predictions but unfortunately like cassandra now we are seeing many of those original
00:38:00.400 prophecies come to fruition the hour is later than you think but there is a path and charlie
00:38:07.680 Kirk is the one who left it for us. Right back, Jack Posobiec, Joshua Lysak.
00:38:11.680 so we're going to call this the jack posobic appreciation hour i can say confidently i believe
00:38:38.240 I think Josh Shapiro would be the vice presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Posobiec.
00:38:42.360 And that is, I'll be honest.
00:38:48.920 All right, folks, Jack Posobiec, we're back live, Human Events Daily.
00:38:52.340 And I want to remind folks that today is Labor Day.
00:38:56.220 It's September 7th.
00:38:57.780 We are just three days away from the first anniversary of Charlie Kirk's murder.
00:39:04.140 and
00:39:05.820 it's a gaping hole
00:39:08.560 and it's a hole that never closes
00:39:11.500 and so while nothing we ever say or do
00:39:16.500 is going to fix that
00:39:18.460 or change that
00:39:20.180 what I'd like to do
00:39:23.480 or one of the things I'd like to do
00:39:24.920 is try to remember the words that Charlie left us with
00:39:28.400 the mission that Charlie left us with
00:39:31.300 and specifically one of those
00:39:33.220 It was one of the very last things that Charlie handed to us.
00:39:37.940 And one of the things that he was working on day in, day out was this plan, this strategy to defeat young socialists, because he saw it.
00:39:46.980 He saw the pervasiveness of the socialist ideas in the youth, and he wanted to meet it head on.
00:39:53.440 And I've always said this about Charlie is that he understood the same way that Mondami did about where the under 40 voter was coming from.
00:40:03.680 He understood the economic pressures.
00:40:05.540 But when you look at Charlie and Mondami, age to age, not too different, not too dissimilar, 31, 34 at the time.
00:40:16.440 But you look in terms of the program, the political program that they were offering.
00:40:23.440 Charlie was showing us a way that we could fix the system, reform it, chop away the things that were in people's paths and allow people to build themselves up, that we would build people up, build relationships up, build families up, build societies, communities and eventually rebuild our country.
00:40:43.520 mandami is not that mandami has hatred of this country he has hatred of you he has hatred that
00:40:53.000 is both ethnic it is geopolitical it is anger and by the way if you don't believe that it's ethnic
00:40:59.280 well then you could have to go back to the video where i confronted him directly to his face
00:41:05.600 in the white house where he said that he wanted to tax the white neighborhoods more 0.69
00:41:12.580 it's not complicated they just hate white people it's really not more complicated than that 0.79
00:41:22.040 that's why he wants to tear it down that's why he wants people he wants the suffering right this is 0.81
00:41:30.260 the unhumans playbook this is the unhumans lens and and joshua before we before we wrap up here
00:41:36.660 We should mention that because what Charlie wants in his underlying goal is he wants everyone to be successful.
00:41:44.780 He wants everyone to live in peace and everyone to have wealth, have equity in the American dream.
00:41:50.640 That's not what Mondami wants, is it?
00:41:52.320 He actually wants the suffering and the failure of individuals, doesn't he?
00:42:00.200 People are worse off, they turn to the left.
00:42:03.300 So that which accrues power for the left are those things that have resulted in wider spread suffering, spiritually, mentally, emotionally, turmoil, malaise.
00:42:15.680 But what Charlie correctly pointed out was that when young people have access to the three M's, right, the three M's, Charlie talked about this, it is mortgage, it is marriage, and it is mating.
00:42:28.860 And that's where the social compact comes in.
00:42:30.600 You're able to get a house, and there are some things he talked about, like writing off of your entire mortgage payment on your house from your taxes.
00:42:39.020 Something that you talked about, Jack, is this idea of no income tax for people who are earning under a six-figure salary, maybe under $100,000 per year, under $200,000 for a couple.
00:42:50.020 Republicans do that.
00:42:51.000 They win every election for the next 100 years.
00:42:53.000 when people can access what it is that their biological instincts are things are going to go 1.00
00:43:00.340 better off there's issues with the the dating marketplace currently and gender dynamics and
00:43:06.260 relations um whether it's only fans or it's men becoming neats they're called and kind of
00:43:12.680 abandoning college and employment altogether it's not educated and not seeking they're not
00:43:17.340 not seeking any type of training or any education or anything like that people retreat and become
00:43:22.640 self-reviling at that point and then reviling of others. And then it's easy to organize them and
00:43:29.560 agitate them and unleash them upon your enemies. That's why there was not a widespread communist
00:43:35.680 uprising in industrial age America. You had men like Henry Ford creating opportunities for the
00:43:42.160 working class to become middle class. And then you had John Patterson of my hometown, Dayton, Ohio,
00:43:47.520 giving the working class America a dignity that they had never had before. Things like open air,
00:43:55.100 sunlight during working hours, company uniforms, proper chairs to sit at, water to drink. Treating
00:44:03.440 people like people is giving them dignity, whereas the left, they always unhuman. Remember,
00:44:10.600 unhuman is a verb, and that's what the left always does. And nowadays, they specifically and
00:44:16.020 explicitly target white people to unhuman first based on a sense of a sort of a third world envy
00:44:22.100 that mom donnie uh brought with him here and this is what charlie said i'm gonna i'm gonna quote
00:44:28.400 i'm gonna quote him here uh but first i want to mention a philosophy that's aligned with charlie
00:44:34.920 kirk's strategy for defeating young socialists is actually a catholic social doctrine called
00:44:40.600 distributism now that's not redistribute the means of production it's not anything communist
00:44:47.160 it means designing society so that wealth is distributed across the culture to families to
00:44:55.100 households to husbands and wives of their children designing an economy where wealth
00:45:00.300 is not centralized in an elite or a one percent at the expense of the 99 distributism means it's
00:45:08.020 not concentrated wealth in a capitalist ownership class i've read a lot of the distributism stuff
00:45:14.300 and you know i don't know if there's a amount where like it do i think that some of the stuff
00:45:20.680 that charlie says lines up with it yes i personally think that even they go a little bit
00:45:25.420 far chesterton and all with distributism where they're saying that you know the rules should
00:45:30.400 be in place for this i i think it's more of it's more of like a i think it's more of like a like
00:45:35.580 a guideline, right, a guideline for how we should think about these things, right, that
00:45:41.180 society, that families, that all of these things should have a seat at the table the
00:45:46.240 same way, of course, that innovation and business does, and that when we set together our policies,
00:45:53.620 whatever they are, right, that we should understand that, and we should simply point out.
00:45:58.840 And so, you know, it can sound a little bit draconian, I think, when you say, well, we're
00:46:03.000 going to distribute society, but obviously Marxist coded language, but also with the
00:46:08.020 idea that, but if you say it this way, Hey, everybody should have owner have a stake in
00:46:12.460 society.
00:46:13.440 I have a problem with that.
00:46:14.560 The Trump accounts, everyone should have a stake in the stock market.
00:46:17.060 Everyone should have a way to get in.
00:46:18.440 I think those are all great things.
00:46:20.000 I think those are just great policy for any society, especially the youth to say they
00:46:25.720 have willingness and ability to get in.
00:46:28.780 And if you don't have that, as we have seen, they will turn to the people who say, if you won't let us in the building, then we will simply burn it to the ground.
00:46:39.680 That is the genesis of every single communist and communist and socialist uprising that we've ever seen.
00:46:47.480 And guess what? We're in the middle of one right now.
00:46:50.100 Joshua, tell people where they can go to follow you and everything you're working on.
00:46:54.400 at joshua lysic on x you can see all manner of lysic products available on amazon right now
00:47:01.240 should you search my name and of course i'm at lysic ghostwriting.com that's where most of my
00:47:06.340 problems are no it's simply as it's simple as that it's as simple as that folks please go give
00:47:13.120 joshua follow go and check him out make sure you're you're reading everything he's putting
00:47:19.340 He's got like a dozen books out now, I think, just this year alone.
00:47:23.620 So make sure you're co-authored with some great, great people out there.
00:47:28.320 And I think that Charlie Kirk would absolutely have loved the fact that so many people are getting turned on,
00:47:38.980 are getting activated, are getting organized, are making their voices heard.
00:47:45.200 That's what Charlie stood for.
00:47:46.060 Remember, he didn't go out with one microphone.
00:47:48.960 He went out with two.
00:47:50.540 One for himself, absolutely, but one for you so that your voice could be heard.
00:47:57.200 That's what he wanted.
00:47:57.840 He wanted you to empower yourselves to get out there, to get on campus, to get into the public square, and to be known.
00:48:07.260 It's to take control of the direction of your country.
00:48:09.860 Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay ashore.
00:48:18.500 We'll be right back.