Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - April 10, 2026


Tyler Robinson Handwritten Confession： ＂Take Out Charlie＂


Episode Stats


Length

47 minutes

Words per minute

165.5

Word count

7,935

Sentence count

461

Harmful content

Toxicity

3

sentences flagged

Hate speech

13

sentences flagged


Summary

Summaries generated with gmurro/bart-large-finetuned-filtered-spotify-podcast-summ .

Melania Trump's unprecedented speech on sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his victims. A handwritten confession from Tyler Robinson in the murder of Charlie Kirk. Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Some Americans are protesting the war in Iran and President Trump s domestic policies by putting their money where their mouth is.

Transcript

Transcript generated with Whisper (turbo).
Toxicity classifications generated with s-nlp/roberta_toxicity_classifier .
Hate speech classifications generated with facebook/roberta-hate-speech-dynabench-r4-target .
00:00:00.000 Hey guys, it's Jack. I wanted to let you know that we're starting a new push for subscriptions here on Human Events Daily.
00:00:09.260 So make sure that when you're listening to this podcast, you hit subscribe, you download it, and you share it with five of your friends.
00:00:16.640 Make sure they're all going and downloading as well, because we need to get the signal out as much as possible.
00:00:22.380 Look, we've done so much over the past couple of years since this show started, and we're only going to do so much more.
00:00:29.300 Let's get it.
00:00:33.640 This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare.
00:00:42.740 A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
00:00:49.460 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.
00:00:52.460 Christ is king.
00:00:54.040 This morning, new reaction to First Lady Melania Trump's unprecedented speech,
00:00:58.540 denying she had any relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
00:01:02.220 I've never been friends with Epstein.
00:01:04.940 To be clear, I never had a relationship with Epstein or his accomplice, Maxwell.
00:01:13.200 The First Lady is calling for congressional hearings for Epstein's victims.
00:01:17.040 Each and every woman should have her day to tell her story in public if she wishes.
00:01:24.040 and then her testimony should be permanently entered into the congressional record.
00:01:31.860 March, inflation numbers are out.
00:01:33.400 It's the first report to really reflect the war with Iran.
00:01:36.520 Inflation rose by 0.9% month over month and 3.3% year over year.
00:01:44.320 Some Americans are protesting the war in Iran and President Trump's domestic policies
00:01:49.640 By putting their money where their mouth is, as part of a call to sit out of paying federal taxes this year.
00:01:57.520 I'm Rachel and I'm not paying my federal income tax this year.
00:02:00.100 It's time that we stop paying our taxes.
00:02:02.960 Tax strike 2026. Spread the word.
00:02:05.680 On social media, people saying they'd rather put the money into a savings account,
00:02:09.800 donate it to a charity, or simply keep it for themselves.
00:02:13.140 Anything instead of handing it over to the federal government.
00:02:16.460 It's called war tax resistance.
00:02:18.580 Full eyes on the Strait of Hormuz, days after the ceasefire with Iran that was built around
00:02:24.360 its reopening. The Iranians say the strait is open, but they say ships must coordinate with
00:02:30.660 them to pass. Only a handful got through yesterday, hundreds of others still not moving.
00:02:37.280 President Trump writing, there are reports that Iran is charging fees to tankers going
00:02:42.220 through the Hormuz Strait. They better not be, and if they are, they better stop now.
00:02:47.700 Hey, guys. Good morning. Thanks for coming. Look, we're looking forward to the negotiation. I think it's going to be positive. We'll foresee, as the president of the United States said, if the Iranians are willing to negotiate in good faith, we're certainly willing to extend the open hand. If they're going to try to play us, then they're going to find that the negotiating team is not that receptive. So we're going to try to have a positive negotiation. The president has gave us some pretty clear guidelines, and we're going to see.
00:03:12.480 Police interviewed Robinson's roommate, a biological male who was involved in a romantic relationship with Robinson.
00:03:22.720 The roommate told police that the roommate received messages from Robinson about the shooting, and he did provide those messages to police.
00:03:32.160 On September 10th, 2025, the roommate received a text message from Robinson, which said, drop what you're doing.
00:03:42.260 Look under my keyboard.
00:03:44.020 The roommate looked under the keyboard and found a note that stated, quote, I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk and I'm going to take it.
00:03:55.920 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here live on Real America's Voice.
00:04:00.960 Today is April 10th, 2026, Anno Domini, handwritten confession from Tyler Robinson, the murder
00:04:10.220 of Charlie Kirk.
00:04:12.140 A number of search warrants have been unsealed in the last 24 hours, and we've got the story
00:04:20.820 up at the Post Millennial.
00:04:22.300 We have obtained these search warrants.
00:04:24.980 We had five search warrants initially.
00:04:28.160 Now we're getting even more as we pull them off the website.
00:04:30.720 We're uploading them in real time so everyone can have access to these things and see them for themselves.
00:04:36.320 But the biggest bombshell, it's not the only bombshell, but the biggest bombshell that's come out is that the handwritten letter that was written by Tyler Robinson to his boyfriend, Lance Twiggs, is being entered into evidence on the search warrant.
00:04:54.380 We have the full list of it as well.
00:04:56.900 lance twigs took a photograph of the letter that tyler robinson wrote to him
00:05:02.920 and left under his keyboard they found the letter addressed to luna referring to lance as luna as he
00:05:12.260 was undergoing transition luna if you are reading this per my text then i am so sorry i left the
00:05:19.760 house this morning on a mission and sent an auto text i'm likely dead or facing a lengthy prison
00:05:25.960 sentence. I had the opportunity to take out Charlie Kirk, and I took it. I don't know if I
00:05:32.340 will or have succeeded, but I had hoped to make it home to you. I wish we could have lived in a
00:05:38.620 world where this did not feel necessary. I wish I could have stayed for you and lived our lives
00:05:43.940 together. I lack the words to express how much I love you and how very much you mean to me.
00:05:51.040 Please try and find joy in this life.
00:05:56.000 I love you always, Tyler. 0.98
00:05:58.500 So this gay communist wrote this handwritten letter to his lover, who will now be testifying 1.00
00:06:11.560 against him in court. 0.96
00:06:13.580 And the veracity of this letter, in addition to text messages between the two of them,
00:06:19.580 which we're also seeing come up in these search warrants, is going to come up in court.
00:06:26.980 And Lance Twiggs will be asked to testify, was this the letter that Tyler left under your keyboard?
00:06:32.600 And Lance Twiggs, his own boyfriend, is going to testify, are these your text messages?
00:06:38.420 Are these your boyfriend's text messages?
00:06:40.900 And in addition to all that, Tyler Robinson's own mom and dad are going to be appearing,
00:06:46.900 according to Tyler's legal defense team, his lawyers, that his parents will be appearing
00:06:53.880 to testify that they were the ones who identified and turned in their son. They made statements to
00:07:01.220 law enforcement, and they will be appearing in the upcoming preliminary hearing. Right back,
00:07:06.240 back to Sovic, Human Events Daily.
00:07:16.900 And in our way, and our golden age has just begun.
00:07:20.420 This is Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:07:22.160 Now it's time for everyone to understand what America First truly means.
00:07:26.840 Welcome to the second American revolution.
00:07:34.940 All right, folks, we're back.
00:07:36.240 Jack Posobiec here, Real America's Voice Human Events daily.
00:07:40.420 Folks, America is entering its 250th year,
00:07:42.640 and the direction of our country is being decided right now
00:07:46.020 in our culture and our economy,
00:07:47.860 and who we choose to support matters more than ever.
00:07:51.000 Most wireless companies don't care who you are
00:07:53.140 or what you believe, they just want your money.
00:07:55.820 Well, Patriot Mobile is different.
00:07:57.360 For more than 12 years, Patriot Mobile has stood
00:07:59.440 with Americans who believe freedom is worth defending,
00:08:02.120 funding the Christian conservative movement
00:08:04.160 when others stayed silent.
00:08:05.960 And here's the deal, you don't have to give up your quality
00:08:08.660 or your service when you switch to Patriot Mobile
00:08:11.440 because they deliver premium priority access
00:08:14.500 on all three major networks so you get the same or better coverage than you have today.
00:08:19.420 Do you think switching is a hassle? It's not. Keep your number. You can keep your phone or
00:08:23.680 upgrade. Their U.S.-based support, 100% U.S.-based support, will activate you in minutes. So if
00:08:31.380 you're still paying off a device, guess what? Patriot Mobile will even give you a contract
00:08:35.540 buyout. I mean, this deal, you got to take the deal. This is a defining year. We must work
00:08:41.200 together to save our country. How do you do it? It's so easy. PatriotMobile.com slash POSO or give
00:08:46.480 them a call 972 Patriot. Use promo code POSO for a free month of service. That's PatriotMobile.com
00:08:52.520 slash POSO or call them at 972 Patriot. Make the switch today. All right, folks. So ton of
00:09:00.000 information coming out. Also, the Tyler Robinson case, also a new bullet casing, which was found
00:09:07.000 in tyler robinson's residence 30-06 bullet casing which had the phrase test uh i believe it was test
00:09:14.440 bullet uh etched on it uh so that came out as well in these documents as well as documents relating
00:09:23.200 to cell phone searches online searches more information of the sit down with lance twigs
00:09:30.040 the boyfriend so much more libby emmons editor-in-chief of the post millennial joins us now
00:09:35.140 to go through this libby this uh this really is becoming a major trove of evidence and you know
00:09:41.840 when we heard before about the mountain of evidence that was going to be coming out we are
00:09:45.740 now starting to get a lot of it and it's coming a lot faster plus uh i'll also add by the way
00:09:52.040 the fingerprints that were found on the top of the low c center on the top of the building which
00:09:56.580 match up to the spot where the individual is seen on camera jumping off the building as well as a
00:10:02.120 palm print, and many people may not even realize this, but palms can even be identified now with
00:10:08.760 specific prints as well. So Libby, walk us through the information. I understand that
00:10:14.280 Postmodernio is still processing a lot of it because there's so much that is coming out. Tell
00:10:19.460 us where we're at and what are the highlights that you're looking at right now? Yeah, so what
00:10:24.300 we discovered today, this came out, was that a lot of the affidavits for search warrants were
00:10:30.100 released. And those affidavits detail exactly what investigators with the Utah State Bureau
00:10:36.400 of Investigations are looking for as they're going about gathering evidence. And so we saw
00:10:43.840 that there were search warrants issued for various vehicles, Dodge Challenger, I believe.
00:10:49.320 There were search warrants issued for iPhones, for online servers, for Verizon phone numbers,
00:10:57.060 for Apple accounts, for all kinds of things that the Utah prosecutor's office is going through.
00:11:05.320 They're going through all of the evidence that was gathered. They have submitted all of this
00:11:10.020 evidence to the defense attorneys as well. And so everybody is just digging through this
00:11:16.240 giant mountain of information ahead of the official start of the trial, which we're still
00:11:21.780 waiting for that to start. We're still in preliminary hearings in that phase.
00:11:27.060 Now, let's talk a little bit about this handwritten letter, because this is this is the one that's running around.
00:11:33.760 It's making all the headlines today. The handwritten letter that we were told initially was partially destroyed.
00:11:43.260 And we see that in the affidavit, it says a burnt note was found.
00:11:48.960 However, we're also told that a photograph of the note was provided to law enforcement by Lance Twiggs.
00:11:57.680 Now, this kind of folds up with those text messages where I guess it's Tyler asking Twiggs to destroy the note.
00:12:06.860 It sounds like Twiggs kind of did, but then maybe had second thoughts.
00:12:10.700 To me, that sounds like obstruction.
00:12:12.660 That sounds like accessory after the fact kind of material.
00:12:15.120 and I would really like to know why he's not being charged for those actions.
00:12:21.780 But Libby, is that your understanding of what seems to have happened here?
00:12:25.040 We're kind of reading between the lines a little bit.
00:12:27.800 Yeah, you really do have to read between the lines with these court documents
00:12:31.660 because we have police records.
00:12:33.400 We have court documents with defense attorneys and prosecution filing motions.
00:12:37.900 We also have rulings coming down from the judge about various motions.
00:12:41.620 So it is rather complicated legal documentation that you have to sift through and you have to figure out how that language really works.
00:12:49.820 But yes, as regards this note, it appears that this was a note that was left behind by Robinson in his apartment, which also was searched.
00:12:59.420 There was a detailed affidavit regarding what was going to be searched in the apartment.
00:13:03.400 but it appears that this note was left behind, and then Robinson indicated to Twiggs after the
00:13:09.720 murder where to find this note and to destroy it. It looks like, yes, Twiggs perhaps did burn this
00:13:17.340 note, but perhaps retained a copy. As far as why he's not being charged as well, I think that you
00:13:24.120 could kind of, you know, and I'm totally guessing here, start to get a picture that Twiggs is
00:13:29.020 cooperating with law enforcement in exchange perhaps for not being charged, is providing
00:13:34.440 all of this information, perhaps had a moment where he thought that he would be obstructionary
00:13:40.420 in this case and then realized the gravity of it and that perhaps his life was not worth
00:13:47.160 attempting to hide the actions of his lover.
00:13:52.300 So there's a lot going on here and a lot to look at.
00:13:55.320 And the timeline of events also certainly is very interesting.
00:13:59.020 And you have Robinson making all of these text messages after the fact.
00:14:04.340 There's a whole string of text messages that looks like Robinson was detailing to Twigs exactly what he was doing and what he was waiting for, why he was still stuck in Ogden, Utah and unable to leave.
00:14:16.360 The crime scene was closed.
00:14:17.500 He was waiting to circle back to where he had allegedly left material for the you know, that he had used to commit this crime.
00:14:27.420 So there's a lot to there's a lot to look at. But this note really is pretty telling, you know, as to as to what was on it and what was in Robinson's mind prior to leaving his home.
00:14:40.160 yeah and you see it here right you know these messages it shouldn't shouldn't be long until
00:14:48.680 i can come home but i gotta grab my rifle still to be honest i'd hope to keep the secret till i
00:14:53.460 died of old age sorry to involve you you weren't the one who did it right fourth method message
00:14:59.240 i'm sorry i i am i'm sorry i thought they caught the person no they grabbed some crazy old dude
00:15:04.660 Then they interrogated someone in similar clothing, you know, talking about that side of town is on lockdown.
00:15:12.400 But there's, you know, there's someone there.
00:15:15.480 And. Yeah, yeah, they talk about it.
00:15:20.560 They said, my I'm more worried about what my old man will do if I don't bring back grandpa's rifle.
00:15:26.400 He's far scarier than any fed. Not going to lie.
00:15:29.740 guess i'm just sitting in my car watching reels for another hour hoping this guy f's off are you
00:15:35.380 still okay yes checking again checking spot again now will and right here three hours ago there was
00:15:42.460 an officer with a canine walking nearby the area hoping that pooch has a bad sniffer and you know
00:15:50.280 So it talks about how, you know, a variety of information has come out.
00:15:58.040 And let's see.
00:16:00.480 Let me see it.
00:16:07.400 And then there's screenshots of other, there's screenshots of other messages.
00:16:11.680 Libby, you know, when we look at the preponderance here, which, I mean, this is piling up, there's no question.
00:16:17.140 But when we look at the preponderance of this evidence, does it does it make sense to you now why his defense team is trying to delay this delay this trial so much?
00:16:28.560 Yeah, that's what I was going to mention also is the defense team has put in a motion to delay the start of this trial, to delay the preliminary hearing where, you know, a probable cause would be discussed.
00:16:40.260 And the prosecution, the Utah County Prosecutor's Office, fired back saying that the preliminary hearing that the defense is seeking to delay is really one where it is discussed if probable cause has been established.
00:16:52.920 And the prosecutor's office is saying, based on the preponderance of evidence, we are confident that probable cause has been established.
00:16:59.860 This is not a place to bring all your expert witness testimony.
00:17:02.780 This is not a place where you need to have gone through all of the discovery to determine whether or not probable cause exists in the case.
00:17:11.160 And the prosecutors are saying, yes, there is probable cause to believe that Robinson is Charlie Kirk's killer, that he is the one who took a rifle to Utah Valley University and opened fire on, you know, Charlie Kirk, a dear friend of ours, a dear friend of the show.
00:17:26.200 And so, you know, when you look at this and you see that they are trying to make these delays, you start to get the sense that there is a lot that they do not want to have revealed.
00:17:36.540 The defense has attempted to bar media and cameras from the courtroom.
00:17:41.600 Judge Graff has allowed media in the courtroom.
00:17:44.720 There are limitations in place.
00:17:46.860 Media cannot photograph Robinson in shackles, meaning that they cannot look at him coming into the courtroom or leaving.
00:17:54.700 Robinson has been permitted to wear civilian clothes in court, so that is something that
00:18:00.060 the defense had in their favor.
00:18:01.560 Otherwise, he would be sitting there in a prison jumpsuit, right?
00:18:04.920 So these are things that the defense has already won to a certain extent, but we'll have to
00:18:10.900 see what goes on here with this delay, this delay motion that they have asked for.
00:18:16.380 There's also, and this is something that you and I have talked about, the defense has appeared
00:18:21.020 to be filing to bring in an expert witness who is also been used in many other cases to ascertain
00:18:29.300 the necessity to change the location of a trial. This is someone who had gotten the location changed
00:18:37.560 in the Brian Cobra case, the Idaho college student murders. So this is something that we are looking
00:18:44.500 at as well. That's going to be the next play, I think. Libby, we're coming up on a quick break
00:18:49.140 here hold that thought because there's so much to go through we're sifting through the evidence
00:18:53.860 in real time here human events daily libby emmons continues right back
00:18:58.820 about influences these are influences and uh they're friends of mine jack you're so like where's
00:19:11.640 Jack. He's got a great job.
00:19:18.300 Jack Sobek back live human events, daily real America's voice folks.
00:19:23.280 There's a lot of new text messages that have been released between Tyler Robinson and Lance twigs.
00:19:29.940 And I want to dig through a lot of this because these are text messages photographed by investigators as Lance showed them the text messages.
00:19:38.040 uh one is you know i'll read one here um where it's tyler says i'm sorry i think this might be
00:19:46.720 it if the way is clear i can try and come your way to say goodbye after that i have a spot in
00:19:53.420 mind that i'll call the police to lance are there cops outside lance and why are you calling the
00:20:00.780 police anywhere tyler not yet but i have no doubts they will be on me within the hour and i will be
00:20:06.500 giving my location up and going out on my own terms.
00:20:11.360 I have no intention of being drug through the courts in front of the country.
00:20:15.800 Can I come see you?
00:20:17.120 After that, I can call my dad and see if he's willing to help me or not.
00:20:22.580 Lance, I'm just at my parents right now.
00:20:24.760 Maybe I can make an excuse to head home for a bit.
00:20:27.560 Tyler, you would need to do that right now.
00:20:30.400 Lance, any ideas?
00:20:33.900 Then there's additional text messages.
00:20:36.500 Tyler. For an excuse, IDK. Tyler. For getting out of this, none, short of my family being willing to cover for me, I am effed. Lance. I'm not going to be able to leave. Lance. What's something urgent I would need to leave for? Tyler. You could say I told you there's an emergency at home that I need you for with few details. Lance. I said I'm swapping laundry, heading home now.
00:20:59.300 Tyler nice I'll see you soon
00:21:01.980 Tyler co-worker has sent
00:21:04.120 just sent me a still of me on
00:21:06.180 campus what is your ETA
00:21:07.860 Lance like three minutes
00:21:09.680 so and by the way we had
00:21:11.520 seen reporting earlier
00:21:13.380 in all of this that his co-workers
00:21:16.160 when they had seen the images they also
00:21:20.060 had
00:21:21.320 had noticed that it was Tyler Robinson
00:21:23.600 specifically the way that he had
00:21:25.360 was balling his fists up they were saying
00:21:27.480 that that was something that tyler was known for doing uh where are we where are we
00:21:32.360 like three minutes
00:21:36.440 lance why tyler why did i do it lance yeah tyler i had enough of his hatred some hate can't be
00:21:47.840 negotiated out now that that line we've seen before tyler if i'm able to grab my rifle unseen
00:21:53.580 I will have left no evidence going to attempt to retrieve it again.
00:21:56.900 Hopefully they have moved on.
00:21:57.960 I haven't seen anything in the news about them finding it.
00:22:00.460 We'll update you by midnight.
00:22:01.960 Lance.
00:22:02.340 All right,
00:22:03.140 Lance,
00:22:03.520 stay safe.
00:22:04.620 Lance.
00:22:05.100 How long have you been planning this?
00:22:06.700 Tyler a bit over a week.
00:22:08.540 I believe I can get close to it,
00:22:11.080 but there was a squad car parked right by.
00:22:13.240 I think there are already swept that spot,
00:22:14.960 but I don't,
00:22:16.620 I don't want to chance it.
00:22:19.100 And it,
00:22:20.120 this goes on and on from here.
00:22:23.160 So I think some of these text messages we've seen, but not in the totality of this conversation, like we're seeing right now.
00:22:31.040 Libby, you know, can I get your reaction to this?
00:22:34.460 I mean, to me, it just sounds like a frantic conversation.
00:22:37.900 And Lance, you know, Luna seems like he's, you know, at one point he seems like standoffish, but then another point he seems like he's interested in helping.
00:22:48.100 yeah I got that sense as well that he was torn as well in terms of whether or not he should be
00:22:56.140 helping or whether or not he should try to stay out of it entirely looking for excuses you wonder
00:23:02.920 if he even thought to himself don't give an excuse that has to do with Tyler because then that will
00:23:08.660 be used against me my family will know that I said that and that I was trying to meet with him
00:23:14.100 afterwards. But it really does compound the tragedy of this situation. When you think about
00:23:19.580 this, you hear Robinson saying that he was intending to kill himself, that he did not want
00:23:24.720 to be dragged through the courts. This is after taking another man's life, the life of a father,
00:23:30.200 a husband, someone that a lot of people really looked up to and appreciated just even on a daily
00:23:34.980 basis to tune in and hear what it was that Charlie had to say about the state of the nation.
00:23:40.080 You see that all of the people involved in this, really, their lives are essentially ruined by this one absolutely heinous act to see that happen and to know also that afterwards when you see these text messages, Robinson saying that his only hope is if his family would help him and then to know that the way his family helped was to encourage him to do the right thing and turn himself in.
00:24:06.220 So there's there's so much in here about these relationships.
00:24:10.620 And that's really going to be something that the I imagine we'll see the prosecution discuss in terms of what the evidence is as to Robinson's guilt.
00:24:22.760 I mean, and that's and that's just I mean, these messages, if my parents don't cover for me, I am effed or no, let me let me read it correctly.
00:24:32.500 it's it's a little bit different short of my family being willing to cover for me i am effed
00:24:38.340 i mean yeah what do you do with something like that as as a defense i mean this this explains
00:24:46.080 to me why the defense team has been trying to delay so much why they've been trying to push
00:24:52.320 for the trial to be postponed that they've been throwing roadblocks up they ran down this
00:25:00.580 you know, crazy rabbit hole about trying to get the prosecutors just, you know,
00:25:05.640 thrown off the case because someone's daughter had been there and it was never going to work.
00:25:10.600 They're just wheel spinning. It seems to me they're just wheel spinning because they know
00:25:13.460 that I mean, and this is just one tranche of evidence. We haven't even gone to the
00:25:17.300 preliminary hearing yet. Yeah, we haven't hit the preliminary hearing. Robinson has not yet
00:25:22.560 entered a plea. The preponderance of evidence that will be used to establish probable cause
00:25:27.880 has not even come before the court yet and just think once we do hit the preliminary hearing once
00:25:33.840 probable cause is established before the court and the trial proceeds we're going to see continued
00:25:39.440 delays as regards jury selection or location of this trial or any number of things that the
00:25:46.060 defense attorneys can come up with as a reason to keep robinson alive and unconvicted for just
00:25:54.100 a few days more. Because remember, Robinson is facing the death penalty. And I think one of the
00:26:00.220 things that the defense could be trying to do is to get the state of Utah to remove that potential
00:26:07.940 punishment from their client. But to watch this go on, the more time that goes by, you start to
00:26:14.500 see that the defense, they really don't have much of a case. You know, the evidence is there. It is
00:26:20.900 a preponderance, right? It's a huge preponderance of evidence. And every time we see another motion
00:26:26.880 released, or we see another piece of the police documentation released, we see again, just how
00:26:34.840 likely it is that Robinson is building this crime. The door is absolutely closing. Libby
00:26:38.860 Edmonds, where can people go to follow you and get access to your work? Find me on Twitter at
00:26:43.900 Libby Edmonds. And of course, check out my podcast, The Pod Millennial, at thepodmillennial.com.
00:26:48.580 Check it out. Thank you so much, Libby Edmonds. We'll be right back. Human Events Daily continues.
00:26:57.840 Jack. Where's Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.
00:27:06.800 Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're
00:27:11.940 always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the guys who'll
00:27:16.720 be getting Pulisic.
00:27:18.580 All right, Jack Kosovic, we are back live, Human Events Daily.
00:27:24.520 So we know that, of course, the economic conditions are the most important thing going into an election year, going into a midterm election.
00:27:34.820 I was speaking with the Financial Times earlier this week about this, regarding the Iran war, regarding the wrapping up of Operation Epic Fury, as it is.
00:27:48.060 And I said that the economy is really going to come down or the midterms are really going to come down to the economy,
00:27:55.060 specifically for Gen Z and also for the broader cohort of the MAGA 2024 voters, those low prop voters.
00:28:02.580 If those guys are going to come back online, the economy is going to be everything.
00:28:08.140 And so one of the best functions that we can see on this is is the precious metals market, oil, all of these prices.
00:28:17.460 What is its effect on inflation?
00:28:19.580 Of course, we saw gas prices go up, as everyone predicted, with the Strait of Hormuz being a key artery there for those supplies, the mouth of the Persian Gulf itself.
00:28:29.120 But I wanted to get on Alex Abkarian from Allegiance Gold to kind of be able to walk us through what we should expect to see now with the start of the ceasefire and the potential for these negotiations that we're looking at.
00:28:45.680 J.D. Vance, the vice president, set to, as we reported earlier, and we're one of the first to
00:28:50.680 do so, that he will be set to personally take the lead in these negotiations, in these talks in
00:28:58.020 Pakistan, potentially directly with Iranian leadership, Iranian delegation. Alex, how are you?
00:29:05.340 I'm well, thanks, Jack. How are you?
00:29:07.920 So, you know, what can I say? I'm hopeful for these negotiations. Obviously, we all want peace.
00:29:15.300 We want to get the world to a better deal. But at the same time, we have to help people understand where, you know, the kind of peace of mind that they need for themselves and their family's financial position.
00:29:27.780 So what are you guys looking at as you're tracking all this?
00:29:31.920 Look, I mean, everyone was talking about the oil prices, and it's not a surprise that inflation was expected to get higher.
00:29:38.940 Just today, this morning, we got the March inflation number, which is at about 3.3%, almost a percent higher than the prior month.
00:29:47.300 The bottom line is this.
00:29:48.940 When inflation increases, we know that at some point, the value of the dollar is going to get weaker and weaker.
00:29:55.180 So everyone was paying attention to the war, but the real threat was the attack on the dollar and our pockets.
00:30:02.880 It's no longer a strait of Hormuz. 0.94
00:30:05.100 It's called Hermuz Tol because the Iranians are picking up a million dollars per ship. 0.90
00:30:11.180 And guess what?
00:30:11.840 That's going to have a ripple effect on the prices.
00:30:14.880 Good thing is that here in the US, we are energy independent.
00:30:18.720 In other words, we're not getting a lot of our energy from that strait.
00:30:22.220 But make no mistake, higher oil prices trickles into inflation.
00:30:26.560 And here we are.
00:30:27.660 So what's the forecast?
00:30:28.600 The forecast is very simple.
00:30:30.760 Gold took a dip a little bit from 5,600 to about 4,400.
00:30:35.540 Now we're back up about to 4,800.
00:30:38.140 And Wells Fargo just came out and revised their forecast for the year.
00:30:41.740 They're forecasting 6,100 to 6,300.
00:30:45.420 I mean, Jack, you said it.
00:30:47.560 The midterm is going to be dependent on the economy.
00:30:50.800 We are anticipating a little bit of a hiccup.
00:30:53.960 And where's the hiccup?
00:30:55.180 The consumer sentiment numbers that came out earlier today
00:30:58.440 shows that the consumer is not spending.
00:31:01.420 Because let's face it,
00:31:02.520 if you start paying $40, $50 more a week on gas,
00:31:06.580 and that takes away from investment,
00:31:08.520 it takes away from your savings,
00:31:10.320 you're going to start questioning the narrative.
00:31:12.340 And that's exactly what the Iranian government wanted.
00:31:15.340 They wanted to raise the price of oil so high 0.62
00:31:17.740 that it touches the average American's pocket
00:31:20.860 so that way they can question and say,
00:31:22.620 hey, you know what?
00:31:23.180 We might want to have a different perspective.
00:31:25.340 But the bottom line is this,
00:31:26.720 the dollar is getting weaker
00:31:27.860 and gold is the antidote and that's why gold is there is strengthening in value
00:31:33.200 well and i've got to ask because you know we talk about the u.s dollar and the role of the
00:31:39.380 u.s dollar in this and obviously the petrodollar is a huge player in all of the things that we're
00:31:46.680 seeing because even if the united states doesn't receive our oil our energy supplies directly from
00:31:52.200 the strato hormuz the persian gulf the question isn't about necessarily isn't necessarily about
00:31:57.100 do we receive our resources from there? It's about how are those transactions conducted?
00:32:03.140 And heretofore, that's all been done under the Bretton Woods system in the U.S. dollar. This
00:32:08.220 is known as the petrodollar system. But what did we see as a potential test run here? And I've been
00:32:14.240 talking about it until I'm blue in the face here on this program. I've been saying, guys, you're
00:32:18.720 all looking at the wrong straight because this is what this was conducted. These tolls were conducted
00:32:24.620 in Chinese yuan. That is a direct threat to the dollar. That is an example of de-dollarization
00:32:31.840 in reality being run. And when I say you're looking at the wrong straight, I said it's all
00:32:37.320 about the Taiwan straight. It's all about the rise of China. China, of course, their leadership 0.91
00:32:42.540 sitting down with the opposition leader of Taiwan, the Nationalist Party, the Kuomintang
00:32:48.820 sitting down there. So walk us through the effect all of this has on the petrodollar system
00:32:55.060 and the pressure that puts on the US dollar. So three weeks ago, you had the Iranian regime come 0.64
00:33:04.040 out and say, we're going to let the ship as long as you pay with Chinese yuan. Look, they're not
00:33:10.160 going to say that without the backing of China. So this BRICS nation we talked about previously,
00:33:16.340 Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and some of the PLUS members, what they're doing is
00:33:22.080 very simple. The travel direction is very evident. The speed is what's changing. In other words,
00:33:28.400 they don't want to trade with dollars, and they're making that very, very evident with their
00:33:33.800 bilateral treatments and all the agreements that they have. Now, it's not good for us. Why? Because
00:33:40.080 we have been benefiting from having the dollar as the reserve currency.
00:33:45.580 Xi Jinping at the beginning of the year, A, minimized, restricted the export of silver,
00:33:50.840 and then came out and said, we want the yuan to have a reserve status.
00:33:57.100 So they're no longer hiding behind their plans.
00:34:00.540 And for us, what we need to do is we need to be able to protect our turf. 0.81
00:34:04.140 So when President Trump pushed out the Chinese influence in our Western hemisphere,
00:34:09.440 Starting with Venezuela and Cuba and other nations, specifically because they're very much rich in the precious metals and commodities.
00:34:19.720 Now, the good news is this. 0.64
00:34:21.680 The Arab countries, the fact that they were standing with the U.S. solidified the petrodollar. 0.87
00:34:30.140 But because there are other nations that are challenging it, we are seeing little by little movement away from that.
00:34:37.340 As a matter of fact, the IMF reported the numbers.
00:34:40.460 Back in the year 2000, roughly about 83% of the world trade was done by dollar.
00:34:46.980 Today, we're roughly at about 53% because of the rise of the alternative.
00:34:52.100 And petrodollar is very much critical in us maintaining our reserve status.
00:34:57.540 Because who else is going to be buying our debt?
00:35:00.940 Chinese government used to have about $1.4 trillion in U.S. treasury bonds.
00:35:06.760 and they started dumping that right now they have about 700 billion that 700 difference went into
00:35:13.760 buying more in gold one of the things that about these bricks nation although they have a common
00:35:19.920 enemy which is the dollar they still don't trust each other fully but they do trust the gold because
00:35:27.340 gold is not something that could be printed it's a limited finite commodity and gives them the trust
00:35:33.080 to have those trade agreements by having that.
00:35:36.320 And this is beyond the de-dollarization of those BRICS nation.
00:35:40.580 You also have a lot of the central banks that basically what they're looking at is
00:35:44.820 because gold is a tier one reserve asset, in other words, meaning it's a high quality asset,
00:35:51.240 what they're doing is they're saying, we don't want to have too much exposure to paper dollar
00:35:55.080 because we know this, they're going to have to continue to print.
00:35:59.260 They're going to have to devalue it.
00:36:00.680 And that in itself is a risk on central banks. That's where gold comes into play.
00:36:05.620 Big picture. Right now, we don't have an immediate threat on the petrodollar.
00:36:10.200 But in the next five, 10 years, if President Trump did not fight this fight to maintain the supremacy of the dollar, we wouldn't be where we are going to be in future.
00:36:21.240 So that is very, very critical for us.
00:36:23.040 and absolutely so walk us through what allegiance gold then is offering and making available now
00:36:32.220 to folks who may be interested in learning more about the precious metals market or saying you
00:36:38.340 know what now's the time that they want to get in look uh three things we're doing differently
00:36:43.700 we've been doing that for years and we're going to continue to do that number one we lead with
00:36:48.260 education number two there's full transparency you can visit our website and in real time look
00:36:55.080 at the price of the commodities everything is faced up there's no surprises we have a very
00:37:01.700 milestone celebration the 250 year celebration of america's coming up and here's what we're doing
00:37:07.380 for any listeners the one that call us and and make an investment any amount there's no restriction
00:37:13.280 you're going to qualify for an immediate one ounce of silver American Eagle.
00:37:17.620 This is our way of saying America is first.
00:37:20.120 You have to invest in American made product by Americans for Americans.
00:37:24.180 It was a Reagan policy.
00:37:26.460 President Trump solidified it.
00:37:28.240 So make no mistake.
00:37:29.780 Don't just be in paper dollars, diversify in physical gold.
00:37:33.120 Call us at 844-790-9191.
00:37:38.720 That's 844-790-9191.
00:37:42.120 9191 or visit protect with post.com protect with post.com. Alex, thank you so much. God bless
00:37:49.380 man for joining us. Human events daily protect with post.com. I'm going to call this the Jack
00:37:58.040 Posobiec appreciation hour. I can say confidently, I believe, I think Josh Shapiro would be the vice
00:38:03.180 presidential nominee if it wasn't for Jack Posobiec. And that is, I'll be honest.
00:38:12.120 All right, ladies and gentlemen, we are back.
00:38:14.840 Human Events Daily here, Real America's Voice.
00:38:17.520 Today is Friday, so I wanted to do a little Ask Me Anything segment here this Friday.
00:38:22.840 So we threw up the email address, 1776 at humanevents.com.
00:38:27.880 You can still send them in, 1776, humanevents.com.
00:38:31.500 Ask me anything.
00:38:33.140 And so let's see, putting out some of this stuff, I want to get directly to those emails
00:38:39.460 because we had a ton of them come in.
00:38:43.140 Let's see.
00:38:44.040 What do we have?
00:38:44.880 What do we have?
00:38:46.780 All right.
00:38:47.080 That will.
00:38:47.580 Oh, no, I don't save that one for later.
00:38:50.440 All right.
00:38:51.240 President Trump's first term, he promised to get rid of collection companies.
00:38:55.240 He has not brought it up again.
00:38:56.820 During COVID, we acquired medical bills.
00:38:59.480 It's odd that they all come from Delaware.
00:39:02.060 I wonder if the Bidens own collection companies in Delaware.
00:39:05.720 That's a great question.
00:39:06.400 I actually knew somebody who worked in medical billing at one point.
00:39:11.060 So the whole thing's a scam.
00:39:12.720 The whole thing's just totally a scam.
00:39:14.620 And he, I'll just say it.
00:39:17.820 What I was told was, like, make sure you pay down a little bit of your medical bill.
00:39:21.000 But, you know, you have to pay down a little bit, but you can pay down the minimum.
00:39:25.340 And then eventually, if you push for expunging, they'll just expunge it.
00:39:28.820 Why is it Delaware so much?
00:39:30.240 Well, Delaware is a state that has the most corporate incorporations there.
00:39:34.880 Elon Musk, of course, you know, famously had a huge lawsuit and over his ownership and over his compensation as the CEO for Tesla and SpaceX.
00:39:45.220 And so he's moving his companies out of Delaware for corporate governance.
00:39:50.040 But that is a huge source of Biden's power.
00:39:53.580 Biden was always the senator of corporate America.
00:39:56.820 So are they tied to these companies?
00:39:58.740 Of course, they're tied to so many of the companies, Fortune 500 and others that are incorporated in Delaware.
00:40:04.480 That's a great question. So that's something that's absolutely that we have to, you know, we have to look at.
00:40:11.420 Do you think our next question, do you think independent voters are going to show up for Turning Point USA?
00:40:18.000 Well, I certainly hope so. And look, you know, Turning Point, I think, reaches out to independents.
00:40:24.400 There's liberals that show up. There are obviously conservatives that show up.
00:40:28.460 But the question has always been low prop voters and over at Turning Point Actions, the C4 arm.
00:40:33.480 That is exactly what Tyler Boyer and the team is focused on over there. 0.96
00:40:39.920 Who is who are the people that can come on board that are willing to come on board for President Trump, for conservatives, come out and vote?
00:40:48.920 How do we get them up? Are they registered and are they voting?
00:40:51.660 And that's what Charlie Kirk was always talking about all throughout 2022, 2023, 2024, identifying this group of people, finding them, getting them registered and then getting them on board.
00:41:02.680 but also, by the way, chasing their ballots.
00:41:05.200 So, you know, finding if you're in one of those states that was a target state for ballot chasing,
00:41:09.980 those are the exact type of people, the independents, that Turning Point Action is going to be looking for.
00:41:15.260 There is no question.
00:41:16.840 And I know that folks over at Turning Point Action are cooking some things up for targeting for this as well.
00:41:25.640 All right, let me get in.
00:41:29.600 Here you go.
00:41:32.680 Um, a question about COVID shots and boosters.
00:41:38.980 I think about this a lot.
00:41:40.480 Saw your post about the blood clots and the, that the embalmers are still finding.
00:41:44.200 And yeah, that was, uh, you know, we talked about that with, uh, the wellness company,
00:41:48.300 twc.health slash post.
00:41:49.660 So if you want to find out more and the fact that there's so much, there's so much that
00:41:54.340 we're still finding out about people who have had bad experiences from those vaccines and
00:42:00.640 people who absolutely need, absolutely need justice in many cases for either being forced
00:42:08.220 to take the job or people who, uh, lost their job or in some cases lost military service because of
00:42:15.000 this. Uh, do, do, do, do, do. Will you be going to visit Francisco Franco's tomb this year?
00:42:22.580 That's a great question. Um, I hadn't planned to, but you know, you never know. Do you think
00:42:28.080 the U.S. military will be able to open the Strait of Hormuz without help? Well, I think I've talked
00:42:33.080 about that before. I think it's going to be China. I think it's going to be China that is set up
00:42:38.640 there. Another question coming in. What was the purpose of the flight to the moon? Well, the as
00:42:45.720 far as I know, the Artemis program is going to be putting people back on the moon by Artemis 4.
00:42:53.260 And then overall, the plan is to make sure they have proof of concept for getting to the moon, getting to the moon safely, re-landing on the moon safely, and then getting to the point where they look at possibly establishing a lunar base for experimentation, for laboratories and all sorts of other research that they can do.
00:43:14.060 And then possibly extended, even extended stays out on the moon itself. This is one of the overall goals of Artemis.
00:43:23.260 And so, you know, good question.
00:43:24.740 Was it for testing equipment?
00:43:25.880 Don't they test everything?
00:43:27.100 Why was there a communications blackout?
00:43:28.980 Do we have a satellite set up that we can relay communications?
00:43:32.020 I don't believe we have moon satellites set up.
00:43:34.400 So maybe something they can certainly do next time.
00:43:37.680 Let's see.
00:43:38.020 Another question that just popped in.
00:43:44.020 Charlie was focused on the fall of England.
00:43:48.860 Yeah, great question.
00:43:50.040 He really was.
00:43:51.080 It's something that, you know, when Charlie went to England, one of his final trips abroad, he went to Korea and Japan as well.
00:43:58.780 I think his last foreign trip. But, you know, when he went to England, he was so just honored.
00:44:04.480 I think it was the best way to put it, just honored to speak at Oxford and Cambridge, but also, you know, so concerned with the fact that England had lost their way in terms of this country that had been the beacon of liberty
00:44:18.400 and the beacon of where we get so much of our political theory from,
00:44:23.940 whether it's Hobbes or Locke and all of these great philosophers
00:44:28.560 that really gave us the foundations and the underpinnings
00:44:31.720 of what led to the American Revolution
00:44:33.700 and yet have gone so far in the opposite direction
00:44:37.900 that that's certainly something that Charlie talked about a lot
00:44:41.280 and I think something that we need to be digging into as much as we possibly can.
00:44:47.560 And by the way, I do want to say that Xi Jinping is currently meeting with the opposition leader of Taiwan.
00:44:54.620 So that's an incredibly important thing.
00:44:56.880 We told you that was going to happen.
00:44:58.360 It is happening right now.
00:45:00.020 And we're also being told that the vice president, the J.D. Vance, is now departing for Pakistan.
00:45:07.780 So that's breaking news.
00:45:09.040 J.D. Vance departing for Islamabad.
00:45:10.760 We are willing to extend the open hand, but don't try to play for us.
00:45:15.540 So this don't try to play us.
00:45:17.280 So that's going to be he's on his way over for those talks set to begin tomorrow in Islamabad, Pakistan.
00:45:25.380 The vice president, very high stakes, clearly in putting himself in harm's way.
00:45:30.580 And it's incredible to see.
00:45:32.040 And it shows you the leadership of the vice president on this and so many other things.
00:45:38.320 Let's see.
00:45:38.980 I want to get into a couple of more questions here.
00:45:41.180 uh who is playing the part of kamala harris well we'll never know i suppose we'll never know
00:45:48.760 let's see michael wolf book yeah michael wolf he just comes out with these crazy books
00:45:55.440 you know why can't we charge judges with accessories to crimes committed after the
00:46:01.780 judge releases the criminal back on the street um yeah i would love to do that i i think we
00:46:07.980 should pass legislation. If that's legally possible, I'd love to find a way to do that.
00:46:16.140 Is the war about to end? I think so. I think it is. I'm, I'm actually, I would say I'm,
00:46:21.520 I'm optimistic. I'm optimistic on that. Jack, do you agree that Frank Rizzo was the greatest
00:46:26.620 mayor of the history of Philadelphia? Of course he was. Of course. What do we need to get people
00:46:32.060 like him back great job like your attitude look this is this is what we're talking about you need
00:46:38.220 you need people to be real again you need people to just have uh to be able to keep it real and
00:46:43.280 frank rizzo nobody kept it more real than him you know there's all that 90s stuff going around it's
00:46:47.820 like kind of like i guess popular to talk about the 90s again but that's what the 90s was all
00:46:51.740 about keeping it real and honestly yeah 100 you know you want to be more like frank rizzo you
00:46:58.360 got to stop with the nonsense you got to stop with so much of this stuff in our cities but
00:47:02.300 unfortunately the cities need to be cleaned up and you need a guy like frank rizzo to be able
00:47:06.840 to do that jack why is it that we the people are not the ones who decide on birth immigration 0.73
00:47:11.980 why a handful of wokeness wearing black robes get to make that decision couldn't agree more
00:47:17.140 couldn't agree more and this message i just got in from ellie i saw that you're taking questions
00:47:23.320 for today's show so here's mine with today being seven months since 9 10 what is your
00:47:28.620 current favorite memory from the time that you spent with charlie um
00:47:32.380 i missed a bit i missed debating him i just i miss the debates i miss sparring i miss
00:47:40.400 you know being able to sometimes just see a meme or a joke or something you think oh man charlie
00:47:46.920 would love this and then and then you know that you can't you can't send it to him i miss miss
00:47:52.920 that a lot and miss our relationship. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to
00:47:56.300 lay ashore.