Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - U.S. Submarine Sinks Iranian Frigate, The Latest on the SAVE America Act & The Texas Election Results

00:00:00.000 Hey guys, it's Jack. I wanted to let you know that we're starting a new push for subscriptions

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00:00:22.580 Look, we've done so much over the past couple of years since this show started, and we're

00:00:26.760 only going to do so much more. Let's get it. And secondly, is the president considering

00:00:32.580 invoking the Defense Production Act to boost munition stockpiles while we are in this conflict?

00:00:39.360 It's not something I've heard the president consider. But as you know, the president has

00:00:42.680 been in a pretty direct correspondence and public correspondence with defense contractors,

00:00:47.840 asking them to aggressively speed up their manufacturing of American made weapons,

00:00:53.660 which again are the best in the world with respect to ecuador i would point you back to the statement

00:00:57.660 released by the u.s southern command on march 3rd ecuadorian and u.s military forces launched

00:01:03.260 operations against designated terrorist organizations these operations are a powerful

00:01:08.060 example of the commitment of partners in latin america and the caribbean to combat the scourge

00:01:13.180 of narco-terrorism and together we are taking decisive action to confront narco-terrorists 0.54

00:01:18.380 who have long inflicted terror violence and corruption on citizens throughout the hemisphere 0.64

00:01:23.420 and with on that i would also add that this weekend i'm pleased to announce the president

00:01:27.660 will welcome the heads of state from 12 nations across our western hemisphere in miami florida

00:01:33.180 on saturday the point of this newfound latin america summit is to promote freedom security

00:01:39.100 and prosperity in our region the following countries will be in attendance argentina bolivia

00:01:44.940 chile costa rica the dominican republic ecuador el salvador honduras panama paraguay trinidad and

00:01:52.780 Tobago and maybe some others as well and the president will be speaking with the leaders of

00:01:57.820 this country who have really formed a historic coalition to work together to address criminal

00:02:02.860 narco-terrorist gangs and cartels encounter illegal and mass migration into not only the

00:02:08.620 united states but the western hemisphere which remains a key and top priority of this president

00:02:13.580 Thank you very much, everyone, and you'll see the president yourselves in an hour.

00:02:16.580 Thank you, Caroline.

00:02:17.580 Thank you, Caroline.

00:02:18.580 Thank you, Caroline.

00:02:25.580 This is what happens when the fourth turning

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00:02:35.580 A commentator, international social media sensation,

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00:02:41.580 This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec.

00:02:44.720 Christ is king!

00:02:46.280 Major drama in the Democratic Senate primary in Texas.

00:02:49.940 Right now, Texas State Rep. James Tallarico is leading Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett

00:02:54.640 in the race to be the Democratic nominee for Senate.

00:02:58.040 State Representative Steve Toth stunned the political world

00:03:00.620 by defeating incumbent Representative Dan Crenshaw

00:03:02.920 in the Republican primary for Texas' second congressional district.

00:03:06.200 The Texas Republican Senate race heads to a high-stakes runoff

00:03:09.920 between incumbent Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton

00:03:13.360 after neither secured a majority in Tuesday's primary.

00:03:17.280 Trump's attempt to overhaul election law is running a little bit out of steam in Congress right now.

00:03:22.680 The White House backing a bill known as the Save America Act

00:03:26.560 aims to tighten voter registration standards, laws, and rules

00:03:30.700 and is still awaiting a vote in the Senate.

00:03:33.600 Tonight, U.S. embassies and consulates under attack from Iran

00:03:36.980 with U.S. citizens trapped in the war-torn region.

00:03:41.220 The State Department now scrambling to secure military aircraft and charter planes to get them out

00:03:46.280 after telling Americans in 14 countries to evacuate.

00:03:49.900 U.S. death toll is rising.

00:03:51.860 It's now up to six.

00:03:52.940 American service members have now lost their lives.

00:03:55.200 The Pentagon is now identifying some of the American troops

00:03:58.260 that were killed by Iranian strikes over the weekend.

00:04:01.500 The soldiers are Captain Cody Cork, Sergeant Declan Cody,

00:04:05.960 Sergeant First Class Nicole Amor and Sergeant First Class Noah Tejins.

00:04:11.960 Turkey's Ministry of Defense says that an Iranian ballistic missile was launched toward their country

00:04:17.600 and it was shot down by NATO Air Defense Systems, fragments of that missile landing in southern Turkey.

00:04:24.180 The Iranian Navy rests at the bottom of the Persian Gulf.

00:04:27.420 In fact, yesterday in the Indian Ocean, an American submarine sunk an Iranian warship.

00:04:33.660 It was sunk by a torpedo.

00:04:34.960 the first sinking of an enemy ship by a torpedo since World War II.

00:04:39.740 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome on board today's edition of Human Events Daily.

00:04:43.540 We're here live on Real America's Voice.

00:04:46.600 Today is March 4th, 2026, Anno Domini.

00:04:51.560 And as we sit, Operation Epic Fury continues.

00:04:55.560 You just saw the president's first, or I should say the press secretary's first,

00:05:00.260 press conference there since the start of the operation,

00:05:03.200 the commencement of this special military operation.

00:05:06.300 And we also saw the Secretary Hegstat, the Secretary of War,

00:05:09.480 as well as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, the CJCS,

00:05:12.520 Brazen Cain, give their briefing earlier this morning.

00:05:16.380 Operations continue.

00:05:17.860 Operational control of the skies over Iran is achieved,

00:05:22.360 according to the military and according to these officials.

00:05:26.320 Where operational control will continue is into sea dominance.

00:05:30.040 And that, of course, is what General Cain was talking about.

00:05:32.800 the United States Navy achieving the first at-sea sinking of an enemy vessel since World War II

00:05:40.640 from an American submarine. And of course, this is what the United States Navy trains for every

00:05:46.280 single day and is always capable of doing so within a moment's notice anywhere in the world.

00:05:53.140 And the questions that still remain, will this expand? Will other countries get involved on the

00:06:00.400 side of Iran, on the side of the United States? What are the Gulf states doing? Who is going to

00:06:05.200 step up and lead Iran? Is it going to be the son of the Ayatollah? And is it also true that Ayatollah 0.78

00:06:11.500 Khomeini's son, who would also be Ayatollah Khomeini, was actually the power behind the throne

00:06:16.200 to begin with, given the fact that his father was almost 90 years old? Could this have been a Joe

00:06:21.660 Biden sort of situation? And as such, would he be a hardliner who's not interested in pragmatic

00:06:29.140 negotiations with the United States and with the coalition. Could we be in for a longer slog in

00:06:36.820 terms of this? President Trump expected to speak within the hour, we're told, by Press Secretary

00:06:43.600 Caroline Levitz. We, of course, will be waiting for that. I'd like to thank the president once

00:06:47.080 again for waiting until the end of Human Events Daily to begin his remarks. So, of course,

00:06:53.040 we'll be waiting and monitoring all of this. We've got Senator Johnson coming up next because as we

00:06:58.520 talk about the international front, we also can't lose sight of the domestic front and the

00:07:04.540 SAVE Act, the fight to secure our elections. We'll be right back. Human Events Daily, Real

00:07:08.880 America's Voice. Our wave and our golden age has just begun. This is Human Events with Jack

00:07:24.040 now it's time for everyone to understand what america first truly means welcome to the second

00:07:31.240 american revolution

00:07:33.760 all right jack pasovic here back live human events daily real america's voice we're walking

00:07:44.140 through all of the updates operation epic fury by the way secretary hegseth i'd be remiss if i

00:07:49.860 didn't mention, announced earlier this morning in a question to Mary Margaret Olihan of the Daily

00:07:56.320 Wire, that the Iranian leader who was responsible for the plot to assassinate President Trump has

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00:10:03.420 on the program senator ron johnson from the great state of wisconsin joining us once again senator

00:10:08.380 how are you doing well jack how about yourself doing well uh burning the candle but we're

00:10:14.500 We're hanging in there. Senator, you've looked at the information regarding Operation Epic Fury,

00:10:21.560 these Iran operations. Wanted to get your view from your perch in the Senate as this operation

00:10:26.920 has unfolded. Well, first of all, we need to recognize, and hopefully our Democrat colleagues

00:10:33.140 will finally admit, Iran has been at war with us for 47 years. They have killed 1,000-plus

00:10:42.460 American soldiers. They have been a menace on the world stage. They represent instability.

00:10:51.260 And this had to be done. This was required to be done sooner or later. Now, under Obama and Biden,

00:11:01.460 those administrations coddled the Ayatollahs. They funneled hundreds of billions of dollars 0.52

00:11:07.580 into their economy, which means into their military, allowing Iran to have the security 0.90

00:11:13.440 force they had to slaughter their own people. 0.87

00:11:16.120 And so under Biden or Obama or, God help us, Kamala Harris, we never would have acted in

00:11:23.340 time.

00:11:24.480 President Trump perceived it accurately that rather than allow them to become a nuclear

00:11:30.080 power, at which point we wouldn't be able to touch them or build up their missile stockpiles 0.76

00:11:36.400 to the point where it is also prohibitive to actually take an action, strike while they are

00:11:41.100 at the weakest point that they have been really probably in 47 years, and then encourage the 0.58

00:11:46.820 Iranian people to rise up and take back Iran. Again, we're not going to do it for them. This 1.00

00:11:53.600 has to be done by the Iranian people. There's nothing guaranteed here. There's 200,000 IRGC 1.00

00:11:59.500 forces. There's about 600,000 of their other security forces. Those folks are dedicated

00:12:04.760 jihadists themselves. And there's going to be nothing simple about this. Plus,

00:12:09.880 a lot of the courageous Iranians who had the courage to protest earlier, they've been slaughtered.

00:12:16.280 And just to put something in perspective, I mean, I'm an accountant, I like numbers.

00:12:21.120 In the French Revolution, this is an AI search, so take it with saying a grain of salt. But

00:12:26.640 I asked how many people were executed in the French Revolution? About 16,000 to 17,000.

00:12:32.280 About 2,000 to 5,000 in the Spanish Inquisition.

00:12:35.560 Iran slaughtered 32,000 of its own citizens in the last month.

00:12:41.180 I mean, that is the brutality. 0.93

00:12:44.460 That's the kind of evil that we were facing.

00:12:47.600 And I, for one, am very glad that President Trump made the incredibly difficult decision.

00:12:51.700 This was not an easy decision.

00:12:53.420 This was a hard decision.

00:12:54.300 There's nothing guaranteed, but it had to be done.

00:12:57.180 well and you look as well in terms of the toll that you know american operations this isn't

00:13:05.240 iraq or afghanistan it it took a hundred thousand bodies in some cases depending on how you check

00:13:11.440 again the ai searches to take out saddam hussein then and then the united states tried to stay for

00:13:17.000 even longer with this nation building with these forever wars with on and on and on and on but

00:13:22.380 ultimately, the president decided to not take that decision here, but instead to do it in a

00:13:27.960 different way, which I think is smarter and swifter and is building on those lessons of

00:13:33.400 the Bush years and the Obama years. Precisely. And in the end, you cannot build a nation for

00:13:41.900 some other population, for some other people. They have to do it themselves. We will help. I'm

00:13:46.820 sure we will assist. You've got Kurds in the north that might be helpful in this situation,

00:13:53.560 but there is nothing guaranteed. It's one of the reasons previous presidents haven't struck. 0.96

00:13:59.100 This is going to be a difficult operation here. There's no doubt about it. But again,

00:14:03.140 it's the brilliance of the type of exquisite intelligence we've had, the success we've had

00:14:09.020 already, how we now control the skies. You have to pray for success in probably the most

00:14:16.680 disappointing thing about our Democrat colleagues is it almost is like they're they're wishing for

00:14:21.380 failure. They want to they do not want this president to succeed, which means they don't

00:14:26.680 want America to succeed. It's really it's pretty galling to listen to them just carp over this.

00:14:32.680 No, and if you mean your your colleague, Senator Fetterman there, my senator,

00:14:37.660 has at least come out and admitted that, say, wait a minute, you hopefully could take politics

00:14:41.740 out of this and realize that this has been an adversary for America and and, you know,

00:14:45.820 Go down to the radical in Austin who was shooting up that bar down there.

00:14:50.540 Look, when you're a terrorist, you don't care if someone's a Republican or a Democrat.

00:14:54.120 They just view American targets.

00:14:57.200 But look what Democrats do right now.

00:14:59.180 They're holding up funding for DHS.

00:15:01.400 Now, they're doing it in the guise of, you know, the outrages in ICE.

00:15:04.360 ICE is funded.

00:15:05.580 ICE agents are getting paid.

00:15:07.220 You know, Custom Border Patrol agents are primarily getting paid.

00:15:10.260 The people who aren't getting paid are TSA agents.

00:15:12.620 you know other people within the homeland security that at a moment of danger in this country after

00:15:19.040 the the Biden administration Democrats opened up the border allowed millions of people to fund

00:15:23.280 this country completely unvetted and we've always been concerned about sleeper cells the members of

00:15:27.420 transnational criminal organizations here in America this is where you need to be at heightened

00:15:33.400 alert and this is where you need everybody on the on the job trying to keep America safe and

00:15:38.360 Democrats, and they're able to get away with it because the mainstream media is not holding them

00:15:42.620 accountable, but they're holding up funding for the Department of Homeland Security in a moment

00:15:46.220 like this. It's just simply unconscionable. And so when we see that they're holding this up,

00:15:52.900 this is why there's so many questions about TSA and others, because ultimately it isn't about

00:15:57.420 ICE funding and CBP. That was actually funded during the big, beautiful bill. So what they're

00:16:02.020 really doing is just hurting all of the other operations of DHS, which, by the way, includes

00:16:06.580 the Coast Guard. Right now, again, a lot of these people are being forced to work. There's not being

00:16:11.840 paid, which if we would have passed my shutdown Fairness Act, they would be being paid. They're

00:16:17.020 going to be paid one way or the other. We should pay them on time. But no, this is a ridiculous

00:16:21.460 shutdown. And if we had a fair and unbiased media, they would be holding Democrats accountable.

00:16:28.460 And the pressure on Democrats would be excruciating and DHS would already be funded.

00:16:32.780 But we don't have an unbiased media.

00:16:36.580 No, of course we don't. And that's why I think for a lot of people up until this week, they didn't even realize there was a DHS shutdown that was going on, because ultimately these are American federal employees who are caught up in the middle of this.

00:16:50.520 And they aren't even many times the ones that are involved in the deportations.

00:16:55.180 No, we just had a briefing from some ideas from DHS. A lot of the TSA agents, their entry level positions are making about thirty seven thousand dollars a year.

00:17:05.340 They're selling their blood to get by.

00:17:07.240 They're sleeping in their cars because they can't afford the gas money.

00:17:10.420 That's what Democrats are forcing these dedicated public servants who are still on the job, still trying to keep us safe.

00:17:17.020 That's the kind of conditions they're putting them through by not funding the agency, the department.

00:17:23.940 Yeah, and you look at that and you wonder, of course, you wonder about the security implications of this, by the way, because you're talking about airline security.

00:17:31.360 let's go back and remember that we are also talking, combine this with what's going on with

00:17:37.000 Iran right now. We saw the situation there down in Austin. Could it be, and I hate to say this,

00:17:42.380 but as my prior Navy intelligence officer had on, could it be that this lack of security

00:17:48.920 leads to vulnerabilities in the skies with any of these sleepers or radicals that could be here in

00:17:55.500 the U.S. That's our concern. And again, we have no idea if there are sleeper cells. How many people

00:18:02.300 that are just lone wolves that are sympathetic with the Islamic cause? We have no idea. Again, 0.67

00:18:08.040 you can't preempt all these things, but you at least need everybody on the job at a heightened

00:18:13.780 state of alert in a situation like this. And by not funding DHS, that's not the position we're

00:18:20.020 right now. And that's all on the Democrats. No, it clearly is. And we could be using so

00:18:27.460 many different ways to secure our airlines and so many different ways to secure, by the way,

00:18:32.920 the people who are in this country. And that's something, of course, that DHS has been working

00:18:37.880 on. But the Democrats seem like they actually want to hinder that. I wonder why. I want to talk a

00:18:43.520 little bit more about the Democrats and the things that they're hindering and unsecuring with the

00:18:47.460 Save Act. We come back around. Human Events Daily. Senator Ron Johnson returns.

00:19:00.200 Influencers. These are influences. And they're friends of mine. Jack Kosovic. Where's Jack?

00:19:08.580 He's done a great job.

00:19:12.440 All right, Jack Kosovic. We're back. Human Events Daily. Real America's Voice. We're on with

00:19:15.900 Senator Ron Johnson of the great state of Wisconsin. Senator Johnson, one of the things

00:19:20.360 that's been going viral across social media, our followers keep asking us about it, our audience

00:19:25.440 keep asking us about it, the SAVE Act. What is the status of this? Can we get a briefing

00:19:29.960 regarding, I mean, you're an expert on Senate procedure. Where are we at with this, and what

00:19:35.100 are the holdups? Now it's called the SAVE America Act, and that's probably a more accurate name.

00:19:40.640 Keep in mind, if we're not able to pass this, the blame lies solely on Democrats, because they believe any kind of election security measures, any kind of controls to make sure that your legitimate vote's not canceled out by a fraudulent vote, that is literally existential to their game plan of making America into a one-party nation.

00:20:01.880 You know, they opened up the borders, flooded millions of people in this country illegally into sanctuary city-states, beef up their census numbers so they get more members of Congress.

00:20:11.080 They want things like mail-in balloting, absentee voting, automatic registration, all these things that weaken the controls to make it easier to cheat.

00:20:20.700 So, listen, they will go to the map.

00:20:23.060 This is existential to their plans.

00:20:26.480 So the reason I'm pointing that out, listen, I support the president saying we have to eliminate the filibuster.

00:20:31.880 uh i'm sympathetic with my colleagues who who want to cling to the past because the filibuster

00:20:37.640 has prevented awful socialist type of legislation in the past but that day has passed democrats

00:20:43.280 have signaled the fact that next time they're in power they will end the filibuster

00:20:47.400 pack the supreme court turn dc puerto rico to states again that's all part of their game plan

00:20:52.460 making this a one-party nation so i understand the sentiment but you have to understand the

00:20:58.040 reality. But right now, the reality is we don't have the votes to end the filibuster. So the next

00:21:02.000 best thing is the talking filibuster. It seems simple because we have something called a two

00:21:07.560 speech rule. The problem is Robert Byrd in 1986, on just a what was just a simple majority vote

00:21:15.380 required to change his precedent, they end up getting over 90 votes, basically exempted a lot

00:21:20.960 of what we would consider speeches from speeches. So now you can offer an unlimited number of

00:21:24.980 It doesn't count toward a speech or motions. So, you know, you think two speeches times 47, you got 94 speeches, you wait them out, make them talk, then you vote at 50. It's not that simple. It's literally an infinite number of amendments.

00:21:39.600 And so, at a minimum, what I'm suggesting is let's at least put the Save America Act on the floor, make Democrats, days on end, explain why they are opposed to what 80% of Americans support, which is simple voter ID.

00:21:55.320 Again, the kind of controls that make sure that your legitimate vote's not canceled out by a fraudulent one.

00:22:00.840 And, you know, I made this proposal to Senator Thune, we can control the process, we can fill the amendment tree, the second amendment tree, we can be dealing with the only amendments we want to deal with, that could quite honestly help, for example, perfect the bill.

00:22:15.660 We don't have a prohibition or reasonable limitations on mail-in ballot.

00:22:20.540 There are a host of things.

00:22:21.620 There are some issues with some of the provisions of the St. America Act in some states like Alaska or others.

00:22:27.320 What can we do to solve those problems?

00:22:29.620 So actually use a talking filibuster as the way the Senate ought to be used, introduce a piece of legislation, try and amend it, but not from opposing sides, not along amendments that are designed as poison pills, constructive amendments really proposed and controlled by Republicans.

00:22:49.880 So I think that's our best shot. And that's that's certainly what I'm pushing is, is let's get on the bill.

00:22:56.080 Let's let's offer our amendments and make the Democrats, again, defend what really the indefensible.

00:23:03.140 Why are they opposed to what 80 percent of Americans support?

00:23:05.500 And you have the on the Democrat side, you've got Mayor Mondami over there in New York City really stepping in it when he was talking about all the different forms of voter ID that were required to register to shovel snow in New York City.

00:23:22.520 And yet his party won't come out and support voter ID in terms of the Save Act.

00:23:28.160 And this, by the way, is something I'd like to congratulate another another Pennsylvania senator, Dave McCormick, Senator McCormick, for coming out and saying that he supports that.

00:23:36.620 But I don't know if this is something that Fetterman is going to get on board for because the Democrats are in lockstep against this, aren't they?

00:23:44.880 Yes. As I said, it's existential to their plans.

00:23:48.280 If they can't cheat in elections, they have less chance of winning those elections.

00:23:53.180 Again, I know you've never proven fraud, but part of the problem is after the election, the deadlines are so tight, people have to certify elections, courts don't really want to get involved in elections, the losing candidate doesn't have the resource to do the investigation.

00:24:07.140 So what fraud does occur largely goes uninvestigated and unpunished.

00:24:14.120 There's really not a simple solution for that other than maintain the controls up front so you can limit the amount of fraud.

00:24:21.720 Let's face it, the Baker-Carter Commission, completely nonpartisan, pointed to absentee ballots as probably the greatest area of potential fraud in our elections.

00:24:29.240 And yet, during COVID, we doubled the number of absentee ballots.

00:24:32.400 And, of course, Democrats want mail-in balloting, automatic registration completely out of control.

00:24:40.040 It's been completely out of control for a long time.

00:24:42.420 I mean, look, I came up focusing on elections in Philadelphia, and I think election rules there and voting rules are sort of suggestions in the city of Philadelphia.

00:24:52.760 They're known for this type of activity.

00:24:55.420 And when you go back and ask them to see their voter rolls, they just can't provide it to you.

00:24:59.240 We saw the same thing down in Fulton County in Georgia.

00:25:02.300 That's why Senator Ossoff is talking about this.

00:25:05.320 He's very loudly against opening up all of this.

00:25:08.340 And that's that's a huge problem for them going forward.

00:25:11.820 So just walk us through in the last minute that we're on. How would that work? What would the procedure be in the process be to start that talking filibuster?

00:25:19.840 So, again, the House already passed. So we just bring it over. I think it's a message from the House we put on the floor and we what we call fill the tree.

00:25:28.380 So we fill up the amendment tree with first degree amendments and second degree amendments.

00:25:32.040 there will be a pending amendment that we will debate and people can speak to it again if it's

00:25:37.780 putting reasonable restrictions on mail-in ballots i mean we would control the amendment process

00:25:42.260 you know people like clinton clinton mitchell could feed us all kinds of good amendments you

00:25:46.620 can think of them ourselves and we just dispose these amendments one at a time one at a time

00:25:50.960 but we stay on this piece of legislation like we're serious about passing it and

00:25:54.480 force democrats to defend the indefensible it's really as simple as that senator where can people

00:26:01.240 go to follow you for all the updates i just go to x we're pretty easy to find just to ask sen

00:26:06.100 ron johnson all right at sen ron johnson go give him a follow folks he's giving you the inside

00:26:12.400 baseball on the procedure for the united states senate how to to fight to secure american elections

00:26:18.800 with the save america act want to also remind you guys turning point action huge and we haven't

00:26:24.760 mentioned i did the big live stream here last night on um you know on uh real america's voice

00:26:31.460 talking about the big victories obviously a huge victory there in with ryan or excuse me

00:26:36.320 with stephen toth down in texas too huge upset also a big big pitch going in to the midterms

00:26:45.260 these runoff elections are going to be absolutely critical so go and check out tpaction.com tpaction.com

00:26:52.480 If you want to get involved, if you want to make your voice heard,

00:26:55.860 this is the way to do it.

00:26:59.140 Jack.

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00:27:09.540 Thank you.

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00:27:18.880 all right ladies and gentlemen we're back human events daily jack posobic folks let me tell you

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00:29:06.180 a little bit about turning point action we were talking about the big news out of texas last night

00:29:10.960 And I want to get on a statewide candidate who really surprised a lot of people in the Texas Railroad Commission.

00:29:19.580 His name is Beau French.

00:29:20.680 He's been here on the program many times.

00:29:23.640 I want to bring him back because he is headed to the runoff.

00:29:28.240 Beau French, how are you?

00:29:29.900 Jack, I'm great.

00:29:30.880 Thanks so much for having me on.

00:29:33.100 So congratulations.

00:29:34.500 Walk us through the results.

00:29:35.960 Walk us through how you did this crowded field.

00:29:38.720 Not a lot of people were looking at this race.

00:29:40.960 but you really were able to stand out? Yeah, really simple. First of all, the Railroad

00:29:47.080 Commission has nothing to do with trains. It's the regulatory agency over the oil and gas industry

00:29:51.620 in Texas, which clearly is super important to us. We produce almost half the oil and gas in

00:29:55.700 the United States. It's a national security issue. It's a jobs issue, really important to our

00:29:59.960 economy. But if this was a five-way race with an entrenched incumbent who's very moderate,

00:30:05.840 claims he has no ideology. So really, it was always kind of a runoff situation was going to

00:30:11.580 be best case scenario. Difficult to get an incumbent into a runoff, as you know. And I'm

00:30:17.880 the only candidate who had never run for this position before. So I entered the race. I was

00:30:22.140 the last to enter the race. So with 80 days left, came in. But because of my involvement with the

00:30:26.380 grassroots over the last decade here in Texas, we had a plan. We executed that plan. We got almost

00:30:32.280 every conservative grassroots organization to get behind my campaign. We had an army of people

00:30:37.060 working. And really, the results were fantastic. Really happy to be in a runoff with the incumbent.

00:30:43.880 And did you expect, I mean, you must have known coming up that the kind of support you would have,

00:30:49.760 but do you expect that it would be such a runaway? I mean, I look at the difference between you

00:30:54.060 and the next candidate. There's a huge delta there. You're going up against an incumbent.

00:30:58.120 Did you really have that headwinds going into election day?

00:31:02.280 Well, actually, I think I actually performed better in early voting than I did on election day. You know, turnout was pretty high in Texas, we had a couple million people vote in, in the Republican primary. You know, the early voters were probably a little bit more informed, probably a little more closely connected to the grassroots organizations than election day voters. So that would probably was the difference there.

00:31:22.880 So that actually bodes well for the for the runoff, because, you know, maybe half as many people will vote in the runoff, maybe a million people in Texas.

00:31:30.280 And so, you know, those will likely be more like the early voters were a little bit more informed.

00:31:36.420 They'll do their due diligence on the candidates. And so I feel pretty good about where we are.

00:31:41.300 Now, are you using that strategy, that ballot ballot chasing, ballot harvesting kind of strategy to be able to bank those early votes?

00:31:48.440 You did that in the primary. Are you going to do that as well in the runoff? Is that going to be a big focus?

00:31:52.880 Yeah, you know, listen, this is a down ballot statewide race. It's, you know, and Texas is a huge state. So that would be really, really costly. So we had to be a little bit more innovative and just really leverage, you know, the grassroots folks. And, and so yeah, we're certainly, you know, had a robust get out the vote program, and, and really just trying to educate the voters that we thought were going to be at the polling locations.

00:32:16.180 So you talked about how the position deals not so much with railroads, but actually any lines, which, of course, would consider oil and gas.

00:32:25.820 What's the current status of the position? Why run against an incumbent?

00:32:30.240 Yeah, so it's a commission. There's actually three commissioners. They have staggered six-year terms.

00:32:35.300 So this particular guy, he's the current chairman. He's implemented a massive DEI program.

00:32:41.940 You look at his personal political donations, and he's a Democrat mega-donor.

00:32:47.640 So I think what we saw was that conservative voters across Texas, primary voters, were not very happy with that.

00:32:55.780 He also instituted, specifically in the Railroad Commission, he instituted the biggest regulatory hurdles on the oil and gas business in our history.

00:33:04.920 And so, you know, hearkening back to Biden EPA type regulations will hurt jobs in Texas, will hurt our economy.

00:33:12.960 And frankly, you know, it makes it more difficult for operators to extract the oil from the ground.

00:33:17.060 And so, you know, when you think about creating jobs, having a robust energy and really strengthening our economy, he's kind of done everything wrong.

00:33:25.300 So we're going to go in and fix that.

00:33:28.640 Well, and that's exactly the key here, because, look, you see everything that's going on in the news with Iran.

00:33:33.680 We're talking about Strait of Hormuz. We're talking about global oil flows, but we don't need to worry as much about the Strait of Hormuz if we worry about things like the Permian Basin and oil and gas regulations right there in Texas, where we could actually focus on this development, which would, of course, drive down our adversaries and be able to keep the focus on jobs right here.

00:33:54.700 You're exactly right. I mean, President Trump knows that oil and gas are national security.

00:33:59.220 Venezuela, the number one oil reserves in the world. Iran, the number three oil reserves in

00:34:03.520 the world. I mean, there's a reason why these countries have been in the crosshairs. And so, 1.00

00:34:07.100 you know, we obviously live that every day here in Texas. We know how important it is.

00:34:11.580 And, you know, really happy that the voters agreed with my campaign.

00:34:16.440 Now, when you look at some of the other races, obviously, we're going to see the Senate race go

00:34:20.580 to a runoff as well. What effect do you think that will have on your race? Are you going to

00:34:26.520 see this sort of grassroots versus establishment, same type of pressure put in? We also know there's

00:34:32.400 going to be a ton of money spent on the Senate race. Obviously, we'll have some tailwinds down

00:34:37.300 for you as well. I think there are a lot of cross currents happening. You know, we have

00:34:41.200 the Governor Abbott's endorsements. You have President Trump's endorsements. Sometimes those

00:34:45.820 work. Sometimes they don't. There's going to be a ton of money. The establishment will spend a

00:34:50.080 fortune on on you know for their preferred candidates uh that's the headwind i'm facing

00:34:54.560 really is is just how much money i was outspent four or five maybe even six to one uh in this

00:34:59.620 race and and ended up essentially even with the uh with the incumbent so it's you know we have

00:35:04.100 we have a difficult uh sort of three months here may 26th is the runoff election so um you know

00:35:09.900 the the campaign to this point has been really busy but i suspect i'm going to be three times

00:35:14.300 is busy between now and May 26th. Now, are you planning some events? Are you going to be going

00:35:20.300 all the way across the state? I will be all over the state. We're going to have fundraisers. We're

00:35:24.700 going to have events. I would suspect, you know, a debate or two with the incumbent. So it should

00:35:30.320 be a very, you know, there's on a statewide race basis, there's only a couple of, you know, other

00:35:36.620 runoffs. Now, there's some congressional candidates. I know you've been talking about

00:35:39.720 that. They're going to have runoffs. But, you know, yesterday was really a great day for the

00:35:43.840 state of Texas. A lot of conservative wins. So, you know, we feel really encouraged about the

00:35:49.360 direction that our state is headed. When you look at and, you know, I understand asking someone to

00:35:55.640 comment on other races is what it is. But when you look at the unseating of Congressman Crenshaw

00:36:00.140 down there outside of Houston, what do you attribute that to? Is that a local issue or

00:36:04.680 is that a sort of a national versus local situation? I think it's a little of both. You

00:36:08.740 know, I mean, he really was just very unpopular with the conservatives in Texas. He had not been

00:36:13.200 a strong conservative at all and really defied conservatives on many issues.

00:36:17.460 And Steve Toth is a friend of mine.

00:36:18.840 He's a total patriot.

00:36:21.080 This is such a massive upgrade.

00:36:23.820 You're taking someone who's really been a thorn in the side to conservatives for a long

00:36:27.440 time and replacing with someone who's going to be an America first, just absolute warrior.

00:36:32.260 So that was a huge race and really exciting.

00:36:36.240 And I think it goes to show when, you know, same as with Senator Cornyn, that the grassroots

00:36:41.760 do not necessarily respond to money. The grassroots do not necessarily respond just

00:36:46.220 because someone's been in office for some time that the grassroots are going to stick with the

00:36:50.900 issues. It's as simple as that. Yeah, there's no question. The Senate race is going to be

00:36:55.680 interesting. I'm not sure exactly how that's going to play out. I mean, I have my personal

00:36:58.940 preference, but it looks like President Trump posted a little while ago, it looks like he is

00:37:03.720 going to make an endorsement in that race. So I think things are going to get very interesting.

00:37:07.440 Well, I certainly see it as that. Beau French, tell people where they can go to support you, to keep an eye on the race, and also to find out who you would be supporting for the next mass deportation.

00:37:20.780 Well, 100 million people, that's who needs to go, as I've said many times. But yeah, you can find me on X, Beau French TX. Thanks for having me on, Jack.

00:37:29.800 i i love it beau french on x he's he's over there at both french and he just when whenever these

00:37:35.680 guys they start trolling he just hits deport deport deport deport 100 million he's a great

00:37:41.240 follow you guys will appreciate it beau french check him out be right back at human events daily

00:37:46.340 going a little international in the next segment right back

00:37:48.920 this the jack posobic appreciation hour i can say confidently i believe i think josh shapiro

00:38:00.200 would be the vice presidential nominee if it wasn't for jack posobic and that that is i'll be honest

00:38:05.240 all right jack posobic we are back live human events daily very excited to have on our next

00:38:16.260 guest, because we are going in a member of the Romanian Chamber of Deputies, as well as chairman

00:38:23.640 of AUR, and a leader in the European side, the European Party, George Simeon, joins us now. George,

00:38:31.160 how are you? Hi, Jack. Nice to be on your show again. Nice to be in Washington, D.C., again,

00:38:37.680 for a couple of reasons. One is a great conference that will start today,

00:38:43.920 hosted by Anna Paulina Luna, Speaker of the House Mike Johnson will be there,

00:38:50.140 and representatives from 50 countries, 38 countries that send out members of the parliament.

00:38:59.960 So we have a big, big gathering these days in D.C.

00:39:04.500 It's huge, and it's all put together by turning point action.

00:39:08.400 And just incredible to be put a part of this international force and to take those conservative values that Charlie Kirk championed and the traditional values that Charlie Kirk championed and be able to meet with people nation or not just in the nation, but of many nations to join together, to understand that it is sovereign nations working together to fight for those traditional values.

00:39:32.860 And I think, really, that's where everyone, even if we have differences of opinion on certain things, that's where everyone comes into agreement, isn't it?

00:39:41.640 Actually, the example of Charlie Kirk is cherished across the free world.

00:39:48.460 In Europe, we had many, many events in remembrance of Charlie Kirk.

00:39:55.380 And I don't think we are that different.

00:39:58.620 I think that any new step back, any adversary we have remembers us that we are the same.

00:40:13.400 We saw the example of Spain in the last two days.

00:40:17.060 And I could have told you many years ago that Pedro Sanchez and the current government in Spain is against America,

00:40:26.360 is against president trump and we have this kind of governments across europe and we must separate

00:40:35.160 the waters we must separate good from bad and the real conservatives the real fighters from

00:40:43.080 the rhinos like you spoke earlier in texas elections well no that's that's exactly right

00:40:52.100 We still have to worry about those those rhino hunts.

00:40:55.060 And I appreciate what you said as well about Charlie and so many people who sent so many of those international wishes and prayers for Charlie and for his family. 0.52

00:41:05.220 And for those of us who were going through that, and I'm glad to see that the Turning Point legacy is continuing now as we as we push into the next year and beyond,

00:41:16.400 because we can't allow this political leftist violence to come up against us.

00:41:21.580 But unfortunately, this is the problem, isn't it? That there are people who oppose their values.

00:41:28.780 And so they choose violence and they choose censorship rather than allowing for free debate.

00:41:34.640 And this is becoming a problem in the EU as well, isn't it?

00:41:36.880 Well, you pointed it out. You are so true. And I must admire the efforts that the current administration is doing to fight against censorship for the freedom of speech.

00:41:54.860 I saw the efforts made by Undersecretary of State Sarah Rogers, by Secretary Mark Rubio, and by everyone, including we saw the report on the House Judiciary Committee about DSA.

00:42:15.660 And this report had an important impact in the Romanian society and in the European society.

00:42:24.020 We need you to fight against censorship, not only here at home, but also across the free world,

00:42:32.460 because there's a phenomenon that is widespread by Soros agents.

00:42:38.840 And I'm coming from Romania, the country where we had an old elections,

00:42:44.880 where Colin Georgescu should have been the president,

00:42:48.400 But Antony Blinken, Emmanuel Macron and other bad people who were in charge in 2024 decided to have a puppet president in Romania.

00:43:03.020 This is what we are fighting against.

00:43:06.100 And more and more government and more and more elections are won by right wing, by conservative, by anti-establishment people across the world.

00:43:17.060 So your efforts for the freedom of speech are appreciated.

00:43:22.780 And I'm glad that also at this level we can separate good from evil

00:43:30.200 and we can separate the defenders of freedom of speech

00:43:33.360 by those who are imposing censorship under false pretextes.

00:43:40.240 Now in the European Union there is a huge debate

00:43:43.020 that we should censor the social networks in order to protect our children.

00:43:48.940 OK, we all agree we should protect our children, but censorship is not the way.

00:43:57.060 Well, censorship is always a dual-edged sword, George.

00:44:00.740 I want to also ask regarding debates in the EU.

00:44:04.840 Of course, you mentioned Pedro Sanchez, and he has, of course, been quite vocal on the United States

00:44:10.460 and the current military operations, war with Iran.

00:44:15.380 What is Europe's view regarding Iran, regarding America's and Trump's new operation there?

00:44:22.960 Well, we have many globalists in charge in the European Union who are against President Trump,

00:44:31.020 and they are criticizing every move that President Trump is making.

00:44:37.720 and we can see now that they are not friends of America,

00:44:42.940 they are friends maybe of China or of Russia.

00:44:48.340 The U.S. was forced into this war because diplomacy failed, unfortunately.

00:44:56.540 I think the U.S. won with a tactical surprise in the first days

00:45:03.580 And I hope the United States and President Trump will be able to secure a strategic victory.

00:45:12.260 We all need peace, but it's peace through strength.

00:45:16.960 It's time to discourage any terrorists, any radical Islamists, any country that wants to send bombs.

00:45:29.340 and it's a rearrangement in the world order.

00:45:35.600 It's clearly a fight between the United States and China,

00:45:40.540 and it's clearly a turning point for President Trump,

00:45:46.460 who wants to win this war for the American people

00:45:51.380 and for the supremacy in the next 10, 20 years.

00:45:56.260 Well, that's right, and President Trump understands

00:45:59.180 that this is a geopolitical strategy. There is a game of chess here between the United States,

00:46:07.180 Russia and China. And of course, Iran being a key ally for Russia and China, especially when

00:46:14.360 it comes to their key resource of oil and that being able to be constrained, that being able to

00:46:22.460 be put, perhaps neutralized or even even switched in terms of allegiance. So when I get too far away

00:46:29.820 from the current situation, but that is absolutely going to cause problems for China as they've been 0.87

00:46:36.040 trying to push and fuel their war machine and their economy all across the world, including

00:46:41.520 in Europe. Yeah, but you could see many countries which take more and more illegal migrants,

00:46:49.900 which are or will become soon califats.

00:46:55.620 You could see these countries that are opposing the United States, 0.90

00:47:02.060 are opposing President Trump and are protecting Iran, the crazy Ayatollah regime. 0.88

00:47:12.460 So it comes to a point where we often said Europe is not any longer friends with the United States and Europe is not any longer Europe. 0.96

00:47:27.980 So we must repair the globalist governments in Europe and we must strengthen the transatlantic relation.

00:47:36.580 And fight for the Western shared Western civilization and Christian heritage.

00:47:41.320 george simian of romania thank you so much for joining us human events daily ladies and gentlemen

00:47:45.560 as always you have my permission to lay ashore

Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - March 04, 2026

U.S. Submarine Sinks Iranian Frigate, The Latest on the SAVE America Act & The Texas Election Results

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