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00:00:34.840 this is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare

00:00:43.980 a commentator international social media sensation and former navy intelligence veteran

00:00:54.860 this is human events with your host jack persovic christ is christ and elect trump named co-campaign

00:01:02.080 chair suzy wiles as his incoming white house chief of staff she's going to be the first woman to ever

00:01:08.040 hold that job look at what he said in the past week he literally said that he was going to to

00:01:13.560 to exact vengeance you still don't understand how you lost he ran on immigration i'm not he ran on

00:01:18.720 he ran on immigration he ran on inflation i'm not here paying one of the many things he ran on in

00:01:25.680 addition he ran on the issues that people care about as a journalist i hear you about girding

00:01:30.900 ourselves for this moment um as a human i deleted twitter today as an act of self-preservation

00:01:37.940 leaders of some of america's allies including france the united kingdom germany australia and japan

00:01:44.060 have all sent fairly standard messages of congratulations to president-elect trump but here

00:01:49.460 in israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is notably enthusiastic calling trump's victory

00:01:55.720 history's greatest comeback i would like to take this opportunity to offer my congratulations on his

00:02:01.860 election as president of the united states if he does what he has been promising you know uh before

00:02:07.560 the inauguration if he makes a phone call if he says vladimir let's meet i don't think it would

00:02:12.440 be beneath me to call him myself so you're willing willing to talk to trump a senior u.s administration

00:02:18.280 official tells nbc news that a deal is close this comes as hamas said they arrived in cairo with a

00:02:24.280 positive spirit determined to come to an agreement hamas says it's committed to a comprehensive ceasefire

00:02:30.300 they're calling for an end to the war a complete withdrawal of idf troops and for people to be able

00:02:36.300 to return to their communities i think all of us have to come to grips with legacy media is just not

00:02:41.320 as important as it thinks it is and so if you just look empirically at the numbers joe rogan's more

00:02:46.380 important than any of us he clearly wants trump to win he hates her yeah well jack basobiec posted

00:02:52.160 on twitter that there was a physical altercation between uh jill biden and someone from kamala staff

00:02:58.940 associated press has called mccormick the winner in the senate race here in pennsylvania

00:03:02.600 incumbent bob casey is not conceding yet he says he wants to wait for more ballots to be counted

00:03:09.040 ladies and gentlemen welcome aboard today's edition of human events daily today is november 8th 2024

00:03:15.380 anno domini mark elias oh marky marky marky well mark elias is getting down into my state of

00:03:26.380 pennsylvania and i got a report that is going absolutely viral right now uh exclusive reporting

00:03:33.700 for human events that mark elias has deployed teams of lawyers throughout pennsylvania what are

00:03:41.000 they doing they're trying to subvert dave mccormick's victory president trump pushed dave mccormick and the

00:03:48.540 republican party across the finish line in that race unseating bob casey now what elias is doing

00:03:56.300 after the ballots have already been done they are challenging ballots that were rejected due to lack

00:04:02.600 lack of registration lack of id lack of signatures lack of dating they're doing all of this getting

00:04:08.480 this from a pennsylvania attorney and we know about the election integrity lawsuits that were filed in the

00:04:14.080 week prior to the election in bucks county and then later in cambria county where we got the

00:04:19.640 where we got the voting extended which of course the media then lied about so this is the situation

00:04:27.060 we want all legal votes counted we want all certifiable votes counted if someone isn't willing to sign a ballot

00:04:38.000 if someone isn't willing to put their name to something then how can we be sure that that person isn't

00:04:46.040 someone who voted down the street at another precinct who went somewhere else no no this needs to be taken care of

00:04:53.880 and it needs to be taken care of swiftly and quickly and so we are working with uh with folks on the ground

00:05:01.220 i'm in contact with scott presser cliff maloney the chase and with early vote action we're going to see

00:05:06.660 what needs to be done of course election integrity lawyers are already on the case 37 000 votes are what

00:05:13.900 they would need to come up with quite frankly they don't got the votes you don't got the votes mark

00:05:19.920 and bobby well bobby casey who's never done anything with his life is going to go have to

00:05:24.200 get a real job maybe i don't know bobby maybe you can go work frying some french fries as a fry cook

00:05:31.520 at the local mcdonald's up in scranton maybe they would have you there you might have to put i don't

00:05:38.280 know you might have to put a little little bit of a hair net over that unibrow bobby casey you might

00:05:44.580 have to take care of so you got to wash your hands and that unibrow bobby honestly bobby just shave it off

00:05:49.260 just shave off the unibrow completely bobby i would say for the hygienic needs of the people

00:05:54.740 of pennsylvania if you actually believe in the hygienic needs of the people of pennsylvania bobby

00:06:00.020 casey you will shave off that unibrow before you get anywhere near that fry counter at the back of

00:06:07.960 mcdonald's gotta love it folks and mark elias well he'll be your number one customer look at that guy

00:06:13.780 he's never seen a sit up in his life stay tuned human events daily right back we've got all the latest

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00:06:20.840 they talk about influences these are influences and uh they're friends of mine jack

00:06:32.300 so like where's jack jack he's done a great job

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00:08:02.340 so look at this there was a post that came up we're talking about pennsylvania still here and the

00:08:07.820 united states said there was a post from the pa department of senate and josh shapiro who we all

00:08:12.160 know wants to run for 2028 has his his grubby little mitts all over this thing because what's

00:08:18.200 josh shapiro up to well he went over to his buddy al schmidt at the pennsylvania department of state and

00:08:23.460 he got them to put out a tweet a tweet that the pennsylvania department of state has never done before

00:08:28.080 in any race in its history throughout the day the department has communicated with counties who continue

00:08:34.320 to conduct a secure election where every eligible vote is counted listen to this we estimate that

00:08:38.980 there are at least 100 000 ballots remaining to be adjudicated including provisional military

00:08:43.180 oversees and election day votes they've never posted something like that and then they say at least a

00:08:48.840 hundred thousand what do you mean at least a hundred thousand that's a political statement

00:08:52.380 at least a hundred thousand tell me exactly how many deal in specificity deal in concrete numbers

00:08:58.760 that's what a government agency is supposed to do but a political statement is to say oh and we

00:09:06.140 know what he's doing this he's saying a specific number that includes potential to overcome the

00:09:12.240 margin of the loss of casey that's why they posted this so he's running political comms for casey this

00:09:17.160 is what shapiro is doing shapiro is running political comms for casey by putting this tweet out we

00:09:21.400 mentioned it on the live stream last night with charlie kirk so mark elias who's completely again

00:09:28.480 yes by the way mark elias election denier mark elias insurrectionist mark mark elias against democracy

00:09:34.920 democracy has been decided the people have chosen and yet mark elias has decided that he doesn't think

00:09:41.600 that the people should have their say so to under get help us understand and zoom out a little bit on

00:09:47.760 why the senate is so important that mark elias who really is the top attack dog of the democrat

00:09:53.900 apparatus and the regime apparatus we bring in mike benz another son of the great commonwealth of

00:10:00.460 pennsylvania great to see you jack so benz why why are they so incensed that about this senate seat that

00:10:09.880 mark elias himself hasn't been deployed here walk me through what his role is and then the role of the

00:10:15.400 senate well the senate is really critical while the lower chamber the house of representatives has

00:10:21.200 control over the purse strings it is the senate which is effectively the key check on the executive

00:10:27.100 branch for example all political appointees have to be uh you know at a high level have to be approved

00:10:34.560 by the senate the senate approval process for uh you know members of the cabinet it is the senate who

00:10:41.540 conducts the impeachment hearings it is the senate which is capable of the filibuster

00:10:47.500 um and also senators serve six-year terms and so they are effectively um you once you have them in

00:10:55.420 you have them in for a much longer period of time and so all these things proved critical for the

00:11:00.520 democrats to be able to thwart the trump administration during his first term when the when the senate was

00:11:06.540 captured by the democrats in 2018 this is what allowed the 2019 impeachment hearing this is what

00:11:12.960 was one of the big checks on the ability to get uh to get approval for certain so-called trump loyalists

00:11:19.640 so right now we are witnessing and we have been witnessing for several months this coordinated by the

00:11:25.080 way right right off the top of the bat the easiest one to say is rick grunel i think rick grunel had to

00:11:29.400 wait 18 months jeffrey clark had to wait something like 27 months just an insane amount of time

00:11:35.500 these are appointees who are fully vetted by the president that he wanted in his administration

00:11:41.220 and it was rick grunel for an ambassadorship and it was jeffrey clark for uh assistant at doj so again

00:11:47.640 these people fully credentialed had all of the accreditation had gone to all the right schools

00:11:52.620 done all the right things had the resume and yet they used the senate to hold it up that's exactly right

00:11:59.180 and so i think part of the part of what they're trying to do for trump term 2.0 is to slow and run

00:12:06.320 out the clock i think at this point the the trump train is is so is such a juggernaut that it's very

00:12:13.280 i think at this point they're already skating to how can we make this effectively a four-year lame duck

00:12:18.680 session and then once the trump era is over we can deal with a regular mere mortal on the other side

00:12:25.360 because there's nobody who has the command the charisma the mythology frankly of donald trump

00:12:31.640 in modern american history but if they can essentially control the senate through a a democrat

00:12:38.460 slim majority or or failing that enough rhino republicans to have an effective uh an effective

00:12:46.260 never trump coalition be the 51 vote majority then they can stop the ability for example for trump

00:12:53.440 to enact a foreign policy that is against the wishes of the blob and you could very easily see

00:12:58.760 that happening when you look at some of the senators that are on the republican side who share that same

00:13:04.620 interest with the democrat side on foreign policy grounds they could very easily hold up secretary of

00:13:10.280 state secretary of defense intelligence community appointments uh by creating this coalition essentially

00:13:16.940 between the democrat party and the never trump wing of the republican party so this is why

00:13:22.460 every single senator counts in that regard because if there is a sort of loyalist majority in the

00:13:29.880 senate then there's no brakes on the train trump gets the judges trump gets the appointments trump

00:13:36.940 gets to be unfettered in terms of bs impeachment hearings that that get rammed down his throat uh you know

00:13:44.600 trump gets the judges trump gets no filibuster potential uh from the chuck schumer uh contingent so this is why

00:13:52.600 mark elias is fighting so hard they are effectively fighting for their political lives

00:13:56.520 and this is a huge reflection point an inflection point in this entire movement because with a victory like this

00:14:07.360 one that has been so large that quite frankly i think it took the regime by surprise

00:14:11.600 i think that there were some indications that they thought trump would win but not with this resounding

00:14:18.040 mandate that he received from the american voters and this has caused them to pause so you notice there

00:14:25.140 was a very interesting line that kamala harris used in her concession speech where she said we are

00:14:31.220 committed to a peaceful transfer of power now why would you ever say that in a concession speech right that

00:14:38.980 should just be maybe something that your your press secretary puts out why would you have the

00:14:44.160 candidate themselves make a very odd statement like that which had nothing to do with her race well

00:14:50.800 clearly her campaign clearly what to me it seems like is she was signaling a message to

00:14:57.740 the militant wing of the left and saying to the antifa networks to the blm networks the uh the free

00:15:07.540 palestine networks that guys hold on not yet we are going to wait for a certain moment particularly i

00:15:15.960 think it will be a policy moment and i've had some discussions about this where i think what they're

00:15:21.100 waiting for is the most likely one to me would be deportations that when the deportations start

00:15:26.600 that's when we pull the trigger but also a message to say we are going to stand down for now because

00:15:33.500 we have to figure out how to subvert to nullify and eventually and as well as infiltrate this new

00:15:41.580 movement because look we won the election but that doesn't exactly mean the regime is gone does it

00:15:46.620 oh absolutely and i think you're totally spot on i think part of their inability to actually

00:15:53.380 galvanize a kind of 2020 style street movement in this case has been the splinters that have developed

00:16:00.680 with within the democrat party for example joe biden was beaming like a kid in a candy shop or like a

00:16:08.960 president in an ice cream parlor uh during his concession speech i've never seen a president so

00:16:15.280 happy the other side won while making the concession uh i think it sort of validates what

00:16:21.440 people suspected joe biden was thinking when he put on the trump cap several months ago we've heard

00:16:26.560 many reports i believe you yourself have even broken some of these of the splinters within the

00:16:31.180 biden and harris wings of the democrat party then you had the fact that the biden harris regime was

00:16:39.320 simply not good to their friends it's you know there's that saying you know for uh for uh for my

00:16:45.300 friends everything for my enemies the law but the fact is is they actually isolated many of their

00:16:51.860 friends they actually locked up many of the blm uh leaders and hit them with fbi investigations

00:16:58.380 as soon as they proved to be a no longer useful after after 2020 the unions which are actually one the

00:17:06.680 the key linchpin of street paramilitary rental riots we know for example in 2020 it was david

00:17:13.440 pondhorzer and the afl-cio who had got who had these shut down dc protests ready to go if if trump

00:17:21.620 were to have won the elect the electoral college we know that the afl that same afl-cio the largest

00:17:26.740 union in this country frequently works with the central intelligence agency and the u.s state department

00:17:32.140 in order to help conduct rent-a-riots abroad that's why they were nicknamed the afl-cia instead of the

00:17:38.900 afl-cio in the 1960s and 70s there was also an entire branch of the cia cut out national endowment

00:17:45.340 for democracy called the solidarity center specifically for galvanizing the street protests

00:17:50.200 through the use of unions but then we came and saw that the teamsters one of the largest unions not as

00:17:56.220 big as the afl-cio but they voted 63 uh quick break bends uh we've got the we've got our our clock

00:18:04.240 hitting us up right now i want to get into all of this and talk about how the fact that the unions

00:18:08.560 did not play a huge role in pennsylvania huge information understand how power in this country

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00:18:25.000 all right jack so we're back live human events daily folks donald j trump is the president elect

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00:19:27.000 what this really is about is this is the counter weight to president trump's talk of speech and all

00:19:32.960 the activity that we've seen around peace around these world peace deals that suddenly are flooding

00:19:38.600 in from all over the place and i see a lot of people are tweeting about it and saying oh this is

00:19:43.520 great you know we're going to have peace now it's awesome the world the wars are ending but it's like

00:19:48.220 guys hold on a second because there's still a lot of people making a lot of money off of war off of

00:19:57.060 conflict there's no money in peace and so yeah we see those those phone calls being made and we see

00:20:05.180 all of the things that are happening but at the same time understand that the players who want war

00:20:12.020 are all still there one of them by the way mike pompeo is trying to get into the new administration

00:20:18.000 a guy who was just a few months ago speaking at an event that was underwritten by victor pinchuk a

00:20:25.420 ukrainian oligarch who was the number one donor to the clinton foundation and a guy who was on the

00:20:32.340 board of the ukrainian uh uh kiev net uh telecom service and so all of these elements are still there so

00:20:42.420 you've got the outside elements you've got the subversion elements and then you also have the

00:20:47.000 infiltration elements mike benz that's what the stakes are that's right and going back to our

00:20:53.520 conversation in the previous segment about the senate about the senate this is another one of

00:20:57.980 the key things that the senate does as opposed to the house which is treaty ratification so you're

00:21:02.860 talking about peace treaties and potentially a renegotiation of america's place in the world order

00:21:08.540 in order to pursue a america first agenda well it is the senate who ratifies the treaties of the

00:21:15.460 president in order to be a check against the president's foreign policy uh posture on the

00:21:21.760 world stage so every senator counts in that regard but then you know on the mike pompeo issue it's also

00:21:27.880 worth noting that um pompeo also published in in an op-ed recently calling for a 500 billion dollar

00:21:36.120 fund for the reconstruction of ukraine now 500 billion dollars is you add that to the approximately 300

00:21:43.600 billion that we've already spent on ukraine this will take us up to almost a trillion and i don't

00:21:49.180 i'm not sure exactly what um what president trump has in mind with respect to the role of of pompeo who

00:21:56.020 i think in some regards has done some things that are that are for the president but in some regards have

00:22:02.520 done things that are uh could be seen as a be as a betrayal or could be seen as certainly if the

00:22:09.780 reporting about the julian assange story is true um that is a pretty devastating indictment from my

00:22:17.220 understanding is the the sources on that were anonymous uh in terms of when that story initially

00:22:22.840 broke but obviously um if that is indeed validated that would that would signal something quite

00:22:30.000 terrifying for the for the world of independent journalism uh but this is this is a story i've heard

00:22:36.740 now president trump float pompeo's name three times in terms of his role as potential defense secretary

00:22:42.420 and i don't know if that is because trump sees pompeo as a loyalist or if this is one of those

00:22:49.540 um donor concessions or if it is something that may actually be one of the reasons that the blob

00:22:56.380 has conceded if they have faith that mike pompeo will be the defense secretary

00:23:00.740 it's a strong signal that trump will continue the intensely pro-nato intensely pro-ukraine

00:23:08.260 uh diplomacy that has been carved out from obama through biden through the harris campaign even if

00:23:16.080 it's given a different framing even if there is certain maga glitter put on on the uh on the raw face

00:23:23.360 of a of a war machine i could see trump doing that i mean he did that with john bolton

00:23:29.380 uh that appeared to have been a donor concession at the time even though trump had misgivings about

00:23:34.860 bolton beforehand and uh and this is not an uncommon thing i could see him placing pompeo i could see him

00:23:43.020 placing nikki haley potentially not because he likes them or because he thinks they're the best for the job

00:23:48.260 but because it's a concession to donors it it helps consolidate the the legislative branch of the gop

00:23:55.760 uh in in his favor it sort of puts a favor in the permanent washington favor bank so that he can log

00:24:02.340 roll that to achieve other agenda items so it's sort of hard to pierce through the 40 chess

00:24:06.980 thinking of the uh of the trump mind

00:24:10.460 and he's mentioned before about how he wanted uh bolton around and used bolton as a sort of um

00:24:18.460 bargaining chip for some negotiations and so i don't discount that at all but at the same time

00:24:24.520 when when i want to look back on all of this and and rather than just signaling singling now

00:24:30.280 pompeo what we need to understand is that these warmonger neocon forces are one this

00:24:38.360 bends you were the guy who who walked us through we did the entire special i guess we'll have to play

00:24:42.480 it again the yankees and the cowboys and so the yankees and the cowboys are still there

00:24:48.400 and one aspect of them was defeated but another aspect will be to attempt to infiltrate the new

00:24:55.280 administration absolutely and you can already see that starting to happen you know all of the

00:25:01.080 language has shifted back into uh authoritarian right jennifer rubin i think tweeted this morning

00:25:07.560 or yesterday it's the year is 1933 we don't have time for naval gazing about why we lost all that

00:25:15.120 matters his autocracy is back and yet this is the sort of language that we use to overthrow governments

00:25:20.960 around the world did we bring you know democracy to dictatorships and we've been here before this is

00:25:28.560 not our first rodeo with having republican control over the house the senate and the executive branch

00:25:34.020 this was 2016 to 2018 and paul ryan was made the speaker and the censorship industry was constructed

00:25:42.000 during that period the uh the fbi tortured the trump administration during that period there were

00:25:49.480 mass defections from the republican party to uh to pressure the executive branch to pursuing a blob

00:25:56.420 agenda the trump transition team has to be intensely piercing in its vetting and in its concessions

00:26:04.560 secured from all personnel their their commitments their sworn commitments effectively

00:26:10.620 to not rerun the 2016 to 2018 period we have a fresh shot at this point to be able to make positive

00:26:19.040 change in the government the last time that that trump had this sort of mandate uh it was effectively

00:26:25.620 squandered because of inside betrayals by the gop and you could very easily see that happening again

00:26:32.420 if if trump 2.0 is not wiser than he was before well and and here's the amazing thing is that this 2.0

00:26:40.540 the 47th administration it's not just sort of trump by himself anymore now it's going he's got rfk jr

00:26:48.680 he's got tulsi gabbard who is clearly not cut from that cloth and on top of all of that he's got jd vance

00:26:57.400 and jd vance has made his entire name he's staked his entire political reputation on fighting back

00:27:06.540 against the idea of america as a global empire and restoring the idea of america as a leading nation

00:27:14.520 state among nations we don't have to be the world's police we can simply be the greatest country in the

00:27:22.260 world and demand and this is something president trump i actually watched an old uh 1980 interview

00:27:28.380 of trump last year uh last night it was about an hour long i watched every minute and that's what he

00:27:32.680 talked about he's 34 years old talking about how you don't need to take control of these places you

00:27:38.160 just need to demand respect and if you are strong and you you command that respect then you can get

00:27:43.840 what you need and that's a such better way of looking at foreign policy than the neocon neoliberal

00:27:50.340 agenda so the neocon agenda is uh go blow up anyone or go pick a fight with anyone who doesn't agree with

00:27:55.700 you the neoliberal agenda is to construct these massive uh global governance infrastructures to

00:28:03.080 basically be the what do they call it the liberal world order the rules-based world order which of

00:28:08.820 course has led to the construction of parallel and counter structures like of course we see now with

00:28:14.680 the rise of bricks and so rather than trying to compete in some of you know some uh arms race with

00:28:21.460 these these guys what trump i think is really doing is hearkening back towards an almost 19th century

00:28:26.940 version of diplomacy right but i think this time we're going to have to really keep a very close eye

00:28:33.680 on people within the republican party to look for early signs of betrayal i think when trump won in

00:28:38.920 2016 there was this sense that you know mike pence had been a you know the ice man the terminator

00:28:46.580 during the campaign i don't think it and i think when there were early signs of his resistance to uh

00:28:53.260 you know to the other side of the west wing i don't think people really appreciated the threat of

00:29:00.240 pence's you know differences with trump until it was too late i think you can say the same thing about

00:29:06.120 certain members of the house and the senate i think at this point with the media muscle that has been

00:29:12.200 developed through social media and through many of these media alliances with elon musk setting the

00:29:17.560 bird free with mark zuckerberg appearing to skate back towards libertarianism with high-level influencers

00:29:24.360 like joe rogan dana white and countless others i think there is an opportunity to expose early those

00:29:33.040 who attempt to essentially sabotage this administration but we cannot you know we cannot take our eyes off of

00:29:41.620 that and have to be willing to call out friends uh for moments where when we see you know early

00:29:48.380 um to support this presidency because absolutely right mike we're just about no i i we and we can

00:29:58.760 talk about everything that happened last time and and you would know because you had a front row

00:30:02.180 seat mike we're just about out of time um this is going to be the next fight uh put it this way

00:30:08.300 maybe i'll see you down there in southern florida next week where can people go to follow you

00:30:13.040 beautiful find me on x at mike ben cyber all right mike ben's go give him a follow right now the

00:30:20.960 foundation for freedom online we're going to take our next break 1776 at human events.com

00:30:27.880 send us your questions concerns i'll be talking to avita duffy coming up next

00:30:32.060 where is jack where's jack where is he jack i want to see you

00:30:44.860 great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're always talking

00:30:52.600 about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting

00:30:57.300 all right jack back here live human events daily by the way i've just been informed that uh over on

00:31:07.120 x the the illustrious cat turd has hashtag no pompeo currently the number two trend in the entire

00:31:16.600 united states so even as we're talking all of this is going on folks are you prepared for the unthinkable

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00:32:12.100 mypatriotsupply.com very excited now we're going to dig into some of the results from in terms of

00:32:19.580 demographics the exit polls what we're seeing the shifting in the numbers a lot of the country has

00:32:25.200 shifted red and driving that were a variety of age groups millennials shifted further red than ever

00:32:32.140 before and so did gen z and to do so wanted to bring on our gen z whisperer my favorite anti-communist

00:32:39.380 evita duffy the host of the bongino report early edition evita how are you good to be here

00:32:45.140 well so you were telling us all year all year that gen that you were seeing massive shifts in gen z and

00:32:53.620 i was like all right you know all right i i trust you i believe you and now we now there's no denying

00:33:00.160 it anymore it's right there it's in the data so there's two big pieces that i want to talk about

00:33:05.460 so gen z writ large and then break it down by gender the the bro vote and then the gen z girls because

00:33:12.720 these tiktok videos are going around like crazy of just girls dancing in maga gear and you know

00:33:19.440 doing like the tiktok dance trends but in maga gear to trump songs all over the place trump basically

00:33:26.940 took over tiktok while nobody was looking so evita break it all down for us it's like we have young

00:33:33.000 people finally coming out of the shadows who have been afraid to say how they really feel for such a

00:33:38.040 long time and they had permission to do it after after what happened this election cycle but i but

00:33:43.820 what's really interesting is if you're gonna see a lot of of numbers come out um about the generations

00:33:48.460 and a lot of times they'll lump in um gen z or the older younger millennials and gen zeros and gen z

00:33:55.320 you'll see an under 30 vote and that tends to go for harris what you want to look at is the 18 to 24

00:34:02.940 year old vote because at least the exit polling in places like wisconsin especially in swing states

00:34:08.160 you're seeing that trump won that demographic um and large by and large young men drove that uh women

00:34:14.940 were far more for harris there's a big gender gap it's greatest among gen zers and millennials than any

00:34:23.860 other generation um as you get a little older they start to come together more so there's a lot of

00:34:28.640 things at play here but i think the biggest uh takeaway is that trump has really captured young

00:34:34.260 men and i think the changing media landscape plays a whole role in this trump tapped into podcasting

00:34:38.980 this is where young people are getting their media from the legacy media has virtually no sway um if

00:34:45.460 you're under 30 years old no one even owns a television anymore or has cable tv everything's on your

00:34:51.220 phone everything's podcasting and podcasting and the internet has freed up the information landscape and

00:34:57.180 people are able to have conversations and push back against woke culture in a way that they never

00:35:01.720 have before and that's that's a really big part of this it's it's it is a pushback it's a repudiation

00:35:09.980 it's a backlash and this is something that i was just talking to one of my friends that i've known in

00:35:14.260 politics for 20 years now and we noted that every landslide is a backlash every landslide is a response

00:35:22.020 to something that's going on where people all get together and they say no more just no more no more

00:35:28.360 of this no more of you no more of you telling us that everything is fine when we can see that it

00:35:33.000 isn't it's it's like the it's like this fall of the soviet union and where people are just saying

00:35:36.900 we're done we are totally done it's like the poles marching in the solidarity movement in the shipyards

00:35:42.880 of gdansk saying we're we are done you have no power you have no clothes we are out we are not

00:35:48.820 doing this anymore and we're just walking away we're totally walking away and it feels like that's

00:35:53.680 what's going on and and so trump has now kind of been they tried to brand him as you know hitler and

00:35:59.460 nazi and fascist and all these things but what has come through through using the disintermediating

00:36:05.280 power of x truth social and podcasts he's shown that he's not the person that the media has tried

00:36:12.000 to portray him as that he's a normal guy who's actually by the way fun has had one of the coolest

00:36:16.940 lives of anyone who's ever walked the planet and is just a just a generally really nice guy who wants

00:36:23.340 to do something good for the country and even if people don't always agree with the things that he

00:36:28.220 says every time i think it just it caused his like ability to soar but also showed that he he had a sort

00:36:35.940 of humanity that shone through on those podcasts and then when she refused to do the podcasts that sent

00:36:42.440 the exact opposite message so it's basically like yeah what party you want to go to everybody wants

00:36:47.000 to go to mega party everybody wants to go to mega party that's the hottest party in the world right

00:36:51.720 now and that's why you're seeing the reflection in and just talk to me a little bit about how it has

00:36:56.020 totally taken over tiktok oh yeah it has totally taken over tiktok um i will say that there's a lot

00:37:01.660 of young women who are screaming and crying as well on tiktok and shaving their head and joining

00:37:06.380 the 4b movement which we can talk about if you want but i also wanted to add that you have to put

00:37:11.260 your so are you are you planning to join the 4bs are you go are you going in with that i know you're

00:37:15.720 a huge fan of k-pop so i appreciate personal hygiene i like keeping my hair i am happily married

00:37:22.560 no you have to explain you have to explain the 4b because people don't people don't always know all

00:37:26.860 the all the latest trends so 4b actually originates in south korea and it's this very anti-man movement

00:37:33.660 they're angry that they feel like there's a there's a gender inequality so they say we're opting out

00:37:39.320 um and these south korean women have said we're not gonna we're not gonna date we're not gonna get

00:37:44.100 married we're not gonna have sex with men we were we're just boycotting heterosexual relationships

00:37:49.120 um and we are just focusing on ourselves and so now they're trying to do that here uh in response to

00:37:55.420 kamala harris's law so a 4b movement in america the problem is some of them haven't gotten the memo

00:37:59.920 that marriage is not on the table so they're saying we're going to tell all of our boyfriends

00:38:03.780 we're not gonna have sex until marriage that'll show them and then all these right-wingers have

00:38:08.560 come out and said that's base that's awesome go for it wait to have sex until marriage trump is

00:38:15.180 bringing back traditionalism and they don't even know that they're going for it so very happy so let

00:38:20.300 me let me i've got it up here the the four no's of the 4b movement are uh no sex no giving birth

00:38:28.860 no dating men and no marriage with men and oh okay i understand so i speak mandarin which is a little

00:38:37.080 bit similar to korean so the the b in um in mandarin the word bu is essentially the word no so uh i guess

00:38:45.620 in korean it's it's it's like b so like uh bisexu bichuslan bieonai bieon so it's they're saying you

00:38:54.980 know i could do it in chinese you know you know bu rao bu shang bu nan bu huin for a marriage so yeah

00:39:02.880 same idea oh bu huin yeah so bu huin is do not get married so sorry i don't speak uh korean but it's

00:39:08.800 like it's a little bit close to the chinese so i'm trying to like figure it out but um but yeah so

00:39:12.820 the four boos and uh the 4b movement so this this is now broken into the u.s is as a as a backlash so

00:39:21.520 i mean that's great i i love that they're taking themselves out of the gene pool well and it is

00:39:28.200 actually in all seriousness it is a problem that we have this massive uh you know non-meeting of the

00:39:34.140 minds when it comes to young people because actually we do want um young people to get married and to

00:39:39.260 find love and fulfillment and um so ultimately it's it's it's a problem i will say that the blame should

00:39:46.820 not be on white women that's another thing that we we've uh we've learned from the the results of

00:39:52.080 this election is that white women voted pretty close to white men um for trump the the real problem was

00:39:59.160 actually hispanic women and black women and there seems to be i don't maybe some sort of internalized

00:40:04.140 racism among the right where we blame white women for everything and it turns out that based off of

00:40:09.940 the numbers that's actually not true they weren't the problem uh i'll also just say jack if you look at

00:40:15.500 young men and the way that they have have lived and grown up it makes perfect sense what happened

00:40:23.120 with them if you put yourself in in the shoes of an 18 year old man when you were 11 years old you had

00:40:28.920 me to come around and this idea that men are are are you know monsters and then you you go to college

00:40:36.020 and you join the workforce and you see that women are getting opportunities um and going into college

00:40:41.060 at higher rates than men are your 80 of suicides in this country are from men not women and you just

00:40:47.620 feel beaten down and the only time that you can we are we got a quick quick break coming up please put a

00:40:52.420 pin right there because this is you are breaking down something really important and unfortunately the

00:40:58.220 clock does not stop for us 1776 at humanevents.com

00:41:00.980 jack is a great guy he's been fantastic look everybody's talking about it go get it

00:41:12.960 and he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event

00:41:16.960 and we're going to turn it around and make our country great again amen

00:41:21.000 all right jack so we're back live human events daily evita duffy is breaking down the 4b trend

00:41:31.160 which has been uh unleashed on tiktok as a response to many things but has now been really exacerbated by

00:41:38.760 president trump but evita i want i just wanted to say so the fact that the 4b so which which means the

00:41:44.060 four no's in korean comes from south korea that reminds me very very much is extremely similar to

00:41:53.200 something from the chinese cultural revolution which of course happened just next door to korea

00:41:59.180 uh which was referred to as the four olds and in the four olds campaign which was literally run by

00:42:06.680 chairman mao he instituted uh he took the youth of china and put them into the red guard

00:42:13.980 the revolutionary left-wing red guard and they their job was to then attack and destroy the four

00:42:19.880 olds it was old ideas and so no old ideas no old culture no old customs and no old habits so things

00:42:27.920 like let's let's go back so what were the four the four no's say the four no's again oh i'm off the top

00:42:34.420 of my head it's it's no sex no marriage no giving birth maybe no dating i think that no dating men so

00:42:41.660 no yeah you got it exactly right so so look what they've done they've taken the cultural revolution

00:42:47.320 tenets of chairman mao and the four olds and they've just applied it to the gender cultural revolution

00:42:54.680 here in modern culture it is the exact same thing with almost the exact same title but instead of it

00:43:03.060 being about um you know in that case it was ancient chinese culture now we're talking about essentially a

00:43:09.140 gender revolt against society it's it's literally from the chinese cultural revolution and it really

00:43:15.820 does i mean you you brought that up in the break jack and it makes perfect sense because this is what

00:43:21.320 we are seeing at at every level uh with with with the cultural marxist here in america it is a breakdown

00:43:28.520 of family it is a breakdown of relationships and gender norms and even if you look at what was what was

00:43:34.980 the closing of the kamala campaign what was her pitch to america they were running pro masturbation

00:43:39.980 pro porn and pro abortion ads it's complete breakdown of of the family of the soul at at every level and

00:43:50.220 that was that was her pitch to the united states and i think that's part of why you're seeing more

00:43:53.680 traditional groups um specifically specifically hispanics say you know what we're not interested in

00:43:59.040 that even catholics at a visceral level looked at what the kamala campaign was pitching and said

00:44:03.640 this is an american this isn't christian and we reject it and i think that that really struck the

00:44:10.080 kamala campaign by surprise i think they didn't realize um that there still is some traditionalism

00:44:15.900 and some christian mores left in america well speaking of the christian mores and traditionalism

00:44:25.060 evita i'd be remiss if i didn't discuss with you the effect the impact and the massive catholic

00:44:32.880 landslide that donald j trump just received the largest share of the catholic vote for any

00:44:40.800 republican candidate in american history and i remember that there were some people saying that

00:44:47.000 oh we don't like this statement or oh we don't like this tweet but president trump was fighting

00:44:52.900 communism and president trump showed so much respect to catholics during this campaign posting the

00:45:00.840 prayer to saint michael allowing us to hold the rosary the public rosary uh service that we held at

00:45:08.740 mar-a-lago the first time that's ever happened down there with michael knowles and general flynn and

00:45:13.480 catholics for catholics and roger stone and i had my had my family up one stage with my brother my brother

00:45:19.640 and i were passing our three-year-old uh uh me and tanya's three-year-old back and forth during the

00:45:24.040 rosary and um and uh our lady guadalupe and even even all saints day evita why did catholics vote for

00:45:33.360 trump in such overwhelming numbers so a lot of catholics point to the specifics the specifics

00:45:39.200 are important right that kamala harris is a very anti-catholic candidate she not only skipped the

00:45:44.520 al smith dinner which nobody's done since 1984 but she also uh was tried to say that a federal judge

00:45:52.140 appointment was void because he uh was a member of the knights of columbus that somehow if you're a

00:45:57.320 traditional catholic and you have catholic values that disqualifies you from holding office this is

00:46:02.020 a really radical take but i think it was more broad than that than just specifically kamala being

00:46:06.960 anti-catholic this is a radically pro-abortion administration to the point where they were

00:46:12.020 actually and still are throwing pro-lifers in jail and catholics have been at the forefront of the

00:46:17.420 pro-life movement in the united states nobody can can deny that and i just think what's happening in

00:46:22.940 in america and even in the catholic church more broadly is that we are becoming more devout this

00:46:28.680 is what pope benedict said the church is becoming smaller and it's going to become more pure at the

00:46:33.580 same time and we we are realizing as we're heading into into this very godless world of of even of ai

00:46:40.900 replacing god with with uh with artificial intelligence as we're looking to to trying to

00:46:47.240 play god in various ways when it comes to our our daily life um that we need to embrace the full

00:46:54.220 tradition of the church we can't be half in half out and a lot of catholics have either left because

00:46:59.900 they're not on board or they've become a lot more traditional and because of that kamala harris is a

00:47:06.000 complete dichotomy to those values i mean i i i can remember the actual day back in 2018

00:47:13.820 when she was lambasting this judicial appointee for the first trump administration and over his

00:47:23.100 involvement and she was talking about this organization she oh they're you know it's men

00:47:27.160 only and they're misogynistic and sexist and it's it's this deep extreme religious movement and i was like

00:47:33.240 wow what is she talking about and she goes yes the knights of columbus i'm like the knights of

00:47:36.840 columbus the guys with the coffee and the donuts that help you with the ushers to find a seat when

00:47:42.380 the church is full those guys those guys are the ones that you think this is someone who you know i

00:47:48.800 don't think there's many things she cares about other than power but i think i do actually think she

00:47:53.360 hates catholics i like i i actually think that in a general sense and um i i there's other stuff out

00:48:00.620 there about her like not being a fan of christmas trees and like rolling her eyes and stuff that was

00:48:04.560 trending a little bit earlier today but evita duffy in our final minute um just congratulations to you

00:48:11.220 for being incredibly just right you were just right uh the entire year year plus that we've had you on

00:48:18.140 and you've been talking about these trends and saying that we are going to see it reflected in the

00:48:21.960 vote you were a hundred percent correct and i think something that our movement does is not giving

00:48:27.220 people enough credit when they get it right and so evita duffy you my friend were a hundred percent

00:48:32.600 correct take a bow where can people follow you evita duffy underscore one on twitter and instagram

00:48:39.200 thanks so much jack and like i said at the beginning of this it's a lot uh to be hopeful for all of these

00:48:45.380 numbers really optimistic i couldn't agree we got a lot of fight but we have a lot to fight

00:48:50.880 for at the same time jack sobek that is human events for today ladies and gentlemen as always

00:48:56.840 you have my permission to lay ashore

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - November 08, 2024

Trump vs. The Regime： The Warmongers Make Their Move

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