We Are Now Witnessing a War of Air Attrition Between Iran and Israel
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Trump weighs whether or not to strike Iran's nuclear sites. Iran warns that U.S. intervention could spark an all out war. President Trump's National Security Adviser Gen. Michael Flynn says he's not looking long term, short term, just long term.
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A commentator, international social media sensation, and former Navy intelligence veteran.
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This is Human Events with your host, Jack Poso.
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You believe the U.S. is moving closer to striking Iranian nuclear facilities.
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You don't seriously think I'm going to answer that question?
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Would you please inform us so we can be there and watch?
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I mean, you don't know that I'm going to even do it.
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Israeli jets streaking through the skies over Iran, hammering military targets, including
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missile launchers and Iranian nuclear facilities.
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This is Iran continues firing missiles into central Israel.
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And now warning if the U.S. gets involved, there'll be, quote, serious, irreparable consequences.
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Sources say he's considering whether the U.S. should join Israel in striking Iran's nuclear
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Iran warns that U.S. intervention could spark an all out war.
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You know, for 40 years, they've been saying death to America, death to Israel, death to
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And now they're not bullies anymore, but we'll see what happens.
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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events.
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Daily Here Live, Jack Posobiec, President Trump now indicating that he is weighing the
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decision whether or not to strike Iran's nuclear sites, particularly the one that's
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been in a lot of focus in the variety of National Security Council meetings in those
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have been this Fordow underground site, which the Israelis do not have the ability to hit
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And we're on with General Flynn, President Trump's first national security advisor.
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I'm watching videos that people are sending me in about launches that are still taking
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I mean, it's pretty, pretty extraordinary, this moment in history that we are in.
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And Trump has, he has a god awful lot of pressure on him right now that I know that he probably
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will put on himself because he wants to make sure that he makes absolutely the best decision
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It's the best decision for the United States of America.
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That's the pressure that Trump, I know he'll put on himself.
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We have extraordinary capabilities that will be presented to the president of the United
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States, and he's well aware of these capabilities from already having served as the 45th president.
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So he knows about what some of these things can do.
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I do think that this Fordow site is a really critical site because it is one of their deeper,
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And you just can't get there with the, with the normal bunker buster type bombs that, that
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And this particular one is very, very deep underground.
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The, uh, the U S intelligence community has been watching this, the, the, the build out
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of this for decades, not just Fordow, but all these other sites as well, going back to
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the days when they were just holes in the ground and they started to do the construction.
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So these are things that are known, the, the levels are known, the, the depth are known,
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the, the, the type of geology, uh, that, that constructs these things is known.
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So Trump's decision really is a quick break coming up right now, but we've got the general
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We'll come right back with him in the next segment.
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We're on with general Flynn, president Trump's first national security advisor, general Flynn,
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as, uh, as we just went on our last break, you were talking about the, the pressure,
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Can you walk us through, uh, obviously not revealing any classified information, but you
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know, when you're in a national security council meeting like that, walk us through what it,
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How is the information presented to the president?
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Does he, does he bring in, you know, the intelligence staff or is it high level?
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Is it casual conversation, put us in the room at, you know, as, as best you can.
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Uh, so everybody that's sitting at that table with the president of the United States has
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access to an extraordinary amount of information through their own networks, through the U.S.
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intelligence community, through the department of defense, through homeland security, through
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international, uh, partnerships and relationships like Marco Rubio is an example.
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And some of the diplomatic, uh, conversations that I'm sure that he's had with leaders around
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the world, as well as president Trump, the vice president is also a player in these as
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The, the ambassadors in the region are probably on, uh, secure video teleconferencing systems
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to be able to get real time on the ground, uh, you know, information and intelligence, as
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well as the ability for Trump, if he needs to make a phone call to any world leader, he
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So, so at, at, at the fingertip feel, uh, in an environment like that, the president has
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Now the challenge is going to be on the ground intelligence in, uh, in, uh, Iran for where are
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the, where are the, the, the, where's the head of the Iranian people at right?
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I mean, we're seeing all kinds of videos coming out where they're, where they're, you know,
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they're clapping for the Israeli attacks, they're, you know, they're, they're, you know,
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rising up, but are they ready to go ahead and sacrifice to, to basically overturn the
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regime that's still in charge right now, still appears to be in charge.
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Although there's been reports of three aircraft that have flown into Oman in the last probably
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One of, one of those aircraft I'm told is the presidential aircraft from Tehran.
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Does Israel have the, you know, have the capacity to continue to, you know, wage this campaign
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that they're involved in with, you know, the ability to respond to what appear to be thousands,
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at least a thousand of these ballistic missiles.
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And I just posted something at, at Jen Flynn, just to give some people some of the, some
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of the capabilities and the ranges of what these missiles are capable of doing.
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North Korea, North Korea has a stockpile of these type of ballistic missiles.
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And we know the North Koreans, they provided some of this, some of this ordinance to, to
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So who's to say that they can't divert some of these into, uh, into Iran.
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And maybe they have done this in the past, you know, six months or so.
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So, so there's some other intelligence gaps that we're going to have that the president's
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going to have when he's trying to make these types of decisions.
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One of the things that I'm very concerned about is I'm concerned about the, the way that the
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intelligence and particularly the intelligence community will shape the narrative going to
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This is where, this is where Tulsi Gabbard, who I'm a big fan of, uh, she's going to have
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She's going to have to give her own gut feel on this.
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And, and there are going to have to be experts.
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I can tell you, I work with many of them down at the U S central command when I was the senior
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And some of the best intelligence personnel in the arsenal of the United States intelligence
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So I guarantee that the commander, Eric Carilla, general Carilla is also going to be on a secure
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video teleconference with the president of the United States at this moment, as well as,
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you know, Pete and the, uh, and the, and the chairman of the joint chiefs, you're going to
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have possibly leadership, military leadership from the region that will likely be on a secure
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video teleconference with the president of the United States.
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So the president is going to gather and take in all of this information, you know, typical
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Trump, he'll go around and he'll, if you're in that room, he's going to go around and ask you,
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He's going to take it all in, synthesize it, and then he's going to make a decision.
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And he's got the one thing that he will make a decision on.
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And like he says, unconditional surrender, he will make a decision that will ensure trust
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It will ensure that, that Iran will never have a nuclear weapon under, you know,
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while he's the president of the United States, they will never have a nuclear weapon.
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And then I guarantee that that's going to be the case.
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So if that, if that has to be the commitment of a particular capability to, to, to have
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such a destructive effect on whether it's Ford out or some other place, Trump will make that
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The other thing is, is all this talk about military, you know, another military quagmire
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We provide all kinds of training and equipment and education to every single Arab country
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in that region, nevermind having headquarters and, and, and our own military footprint already
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We don't need to be sending military divisions and, and, and Marine regiments.
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We don't need to be sending large numbers of troops.
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We do need to make sure that we are protecting our own people that are in those embassies
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and in some of the basing that we do have in that region, that's got to happen.
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That's the, that's the responsibility of the president of the United States.
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There is commitment of great naval force capabilities.
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I think we're on our third aircraft carrier battle group.
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Those are big commitments, whether it's in the Eastern Med, whether it's in the, uh, in
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the, uh, the, the Arabian Sea, you know, whether it's in the Persian Gulf.
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So those, the, with those capabilities come extraordinary, uh, arsenals and capability.
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So I want people to understand that Trump has got a big decision.
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And Joe Flynn, the, uh, as we look at this decision, so let's take us capabilities, uh,
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considerable as they are, we're now hearing, by the way, the breaking news that I just wanted
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to throw out is that we're hearing that a third, uh, aircraft carrier may now be making
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its way to the region, not in the Persian Gulf, but on the, in the East Med.
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And, uh, the, the question that I have though, let's say Israel and Iran, just their capabilities
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People are watching these salvos, uh, take off.
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Iran is firing missiles, but is this something that can go on indefinitely?
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President Trump tweeted using, of course, the Royal, we control the skies above Tehran,
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Or are we witnessing a sort of war of air attrition between Iran and Israel?
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These, the, uh, the, the capacity of these nations, they do not have the capacity.
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So at some point in time, uh, you know, you're going to see a, a diminishing capability and
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Now, in terms of Israel, if Israel continues to get the support from the United States of
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I don't, you know, we got to look at what, what is, what are the Chinese doing?
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I understand that Putin also put out a statement, very strong statement today about
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So I haven't seen the formal statement yet, but I understand that that came out earlier
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So we'll have to wait and see what does that mean?
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So there, the capacity doesn't exist to continue this thing.
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One of the things that, that Israel has done in Iran is they've gone after the targeting
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mechanisms, the ability to be able to precisely launch these missiles at specific targets.
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And that's why you see a lot of the missiles that are coming out of, out of, uh, Iran are
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hitting, are hitting civilian targets and they're doing it part, partly on purpose, but also because
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These are now launched in a particular direction on a particular azimuth, you know, on a, on a, on a, uh,
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And, and they're going to just hit whatever targets they hit.
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So they're going to hit a lot of civilian targets where the Israelis on the other hand
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are going after military, uh, infrastructure and infrastructure that is part of the military
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And, and that's why you're not hearing screaming about numbers of civilians that the Israelis
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are killing, but you're, but you're seeing, uh, Israel or Iranians killing and, uh, and
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It's, I mean, this is coming up on a quick break here.
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We're on Jack Posobiec, general Flynn, human events daily.
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We're on with General Flynn, President Trump's first national security advisor,
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former head of the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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General Flynn, you were telling us before about some of the on-the-ground intel and how, obviously,
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in any cases of a conflict like this, the war of information becomes the first thing.
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And so it's very hard to get to that ground truth.
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But you were talking about how what's on the ground in Iran is going to be critical for the
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president's decision-making process going forward.
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And you were breaking down some of that real-time intelligence for us.
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Yeah, I mean, I think what we have, and there is, you know, there is information that is coming
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from inside, and some of that is not through normal intel channels, to be honest with you.
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The intel community, particularly the CIA has, you know, they should have so many years of on-the-ground
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Where you have really good intelligence is coming from people that are in the region that have been
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there for a long time that we have developed relationships with for so many years because
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of on-the-ground combat operations fighting alongside of some of these people in places
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like Afghanistan and Iraq and other places in the region. And they don't trust the U.S. intelligence
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community, to be very blunt. But they trust those of us who have, you know, in many cases,
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fought alongside them. So the type of intelligence that Trump really is going to need to be able to make
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decisions about. You know, and one of the things that I want to take a little bit of a step back,
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Jack, on, is this is not about the Iranian people. So this is about the Iranian regime.
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This is not about going after the Iranian people. And I think Trump has been very clear on this.
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There are others that are spewing this nonsense that, you know, Trump is doing this, you know,
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it's against Iran and Iranian people. No, this is against the Iranian regime to decapitate
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the Iranian regime. And as he said, he's calling for unconditional surrender. And I'm for it. I
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mean, we cannot have the kind of the kind of tyranny and hatred and basically the threatening,
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like I think, I think President Trump called it, you know, like a bully, right? A bully.
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They've been a bully for three decades. So that on the ground intelligence that is coming out and
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providing good tactical information about the sentiment and the feeling of the Iranian people
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and where things still are happening or still are occurring, what is going on when we know about
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aircraft. For example, when we get reports about aircraft taking off, right? Or we get reports about
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family members, regime family members that are gathering their Gucci and their gold and starting to
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move into different places to get, you know, absconded out of the country by some of these,
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some of their foreign partners like Russia or China. That kind of stuff is good to know because
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it tells, it gives the president a sentiment of, of the conditions on the ground, never mind what our
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capability is or what capacity or whether we can fly a B-2 bomber out of this place or that place.
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Can they have, you know, all of that technical stuff, we have all of that in abundance.
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It is the tactical, very exquisite, very, very hard to get intel that he needs right now.
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And, and some of that is being provided. I know that some of that is being provided to people that
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are, that are trusting and, and providing it to the right people at the right moment. I think that's
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really critical. I mean, really what we have is we, you know, we've got the, the president has a couple of,
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of options here. You know, he's called for unconditional surrender. So he might say,
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I'm going to give you another clock to look at there, Khomeini. And if you, I'll give you 72 hours,
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maybe, maybe a week, but you're going to have to do some, you know, here's some criteria that
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you're going to have to follow, or maybe he just says you got 24 hours, right? I mean, so Trump,
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I think in the next, in the next 24 hours, I said this two days ago that the next 72 to 96 hours are
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going to be some of the most intense moments in U S history that we have ever experienced.
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And I believe, I personally believe that right now we have the, you know, as, as governor Huckabee,
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the ambassador to, uh, in Israel said, you know, we have the, the right person at the right moment
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in history, uh, in Donald J. Trump, probably dating back to, uh, as far back as maybe Truman,
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when Truman had to make the decision about dropping bombs on, uh, on, uh, Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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And I'm not talking about Trump having to make a decision about dropping any kind of
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nuclear capabilities. I'm just talking about newer capacities that we have, or newer capabilities.
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He certainly is the right man for the job chosen by the American people.
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General Flynn, I know you've got a hard out. Where can people go
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to follow you and collect all the information, the syrups that you're putting out?
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Yeah, they can follow me at Jen Flynn on X, and I'm, I'm on about seven other social media
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platforms, but at Jen Flynn, G E N Flynn, or go to general Flynn.com. And, uh, and you can
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follow me there as well. All right, general Flynn. Thank you so much for your expertise,
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your analysis and putting us right inside the room. That's what you get the inside story
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from human events daily on real America's voice and nowhere else. We'll be right back.
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Jack, where is Jack? Where is Jack? Where is he? Jack, I want to see you.
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Great job, Jack. Thank you. What a job you do. You know, we have an incredible thing. We're always
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talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting
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police. All right, Jack Posobiec. We are back here live human events daily, by the way, guys,
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leave that shot up for a second. So for those watching on, uh, on screen here, we've got, uh,
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a live shot. You can, it's weather's not cooperating, but you can actually see the, uh, the one,
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the first flagpole that president Trump has raised just today. And, uh, unfortunately the weather's not
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cooperating for the second American flag, but it's the first time you've seen actually an American
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flag flown from the lawn of the White House. And, uh, I wish the, uh, wish the weather were
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cooperating a little bit better, but you know, it's, uh, it's, uh, storming, uh, booming and
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storming here in Washington, DC, but the flag looked really great at least when we were first able to
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see it, but we're not able to quite get that shot, uh, in as much as, uh, well, we'll wait for the
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weather to be a little bit nicer, but at just incredible view. And of course, uh, of course,
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we love seeing old glory flown in all of its glory there on the lawn of the White House.
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Before we bring in our next guest here, I'd love to go to, uh, we've got two sots and guys,
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if we can, I'd love to play them both here. Uh, we've got Lindsey Graham and James Lankford.
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So their thoughts on the current conflict or potentially brewing conflict between the U.S.
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and Iran. I would like to see this regime fall, but I'm going to leave it up to the president
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as to what to do and when to do it. But I do know this, if we don't take out
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their nuclear program now, we'll all regret it. We're very close. Be all in Mr. President
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in helping Israel finish the job and let's see where we're at after we, uh, neutralize our nuclear
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program. Do you think the United States should assassinate the supreme leader if they can?
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The assassination of individual and any foreign dignitary or leader on this,
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but we most certainly need to have regime change in Iran. Uh, this is the same regime that's
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threatened America and Americans. This is the same regime that oppresses their own people,
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that they use the money that they get from oil, money to be able to put towards terrorism,
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to be able to kill us and our allies. They chant death to America in the streets.
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All right, Jack Posobiec back here on Human Events Real Micros. I just want to bring in now Libby
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Emmons. She's the editor in chief of Human Events and the Post Millennial. So Libby, um, you know,
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you run, uh, both of the sites, you run the Post Millennial, you run Human Events.
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A week ago, we weren't talking about regime change in Iran. We were talking and I remember being here on
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this network and on this show talking about the bill, the deportation bill. We were talking about
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mass deportations. We had these huge ICE protests and which turned into riots very quickly in Los
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Angeles and other places. President Trump had his military parade. What's going on that has driven
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Yeah, it's been a huge, quick diversion. Sometimes I think of media like the Eye of Sauron in Lord of the Rings.
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And it's just that the big eye will shift suddenly and then everyone looks in that direction without paying
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any attention to the things that they were literally looking at just five minutes ago.
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So last week, of course, we had all of this stuff start to heat up in Israel. Israel took aim at Iran. Iran,
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of course, hates Israel. And all of a sudden, we're all supposed to look overseas. We're all supposed to look at
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these, uh, this fighting between other nations, one of which is allied with America and one of which is not.
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And of course, America provides a great deal of support to Israel. Um, but the things that are happening here at home are
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still happening. The deportations are still underway. The, uh, issues between ICE and Democrat lawmakers
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is still happening. Um, city comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander in New York City
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yesterday was detained when he tried to obstruct an ICE arrest. He was demanding a judicial warrant for a
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man whose asylum hearing had failed. He was not permitted asylum. And so he was going to be, uh,
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deported and Lander got in the way of that. He was arrested. We'll see what happens there.
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This follows a number of Democrat lawmakers who are either getting arrested or really trying to get
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arrested because they think that this will do better for them in the long run. At least that's
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my theory. We also still have Trende Aragua in Aurora, Colorado. Police in that city released body
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cam footage showing Trende Aragua members in Aurora, which we remember from last summer,
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terrorizing residents in that apartment building. So that's still going on. You still have riots going
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on in Portland, uh, Oregon, where, you know, that's like the main hobby is to riot. You have residents
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there basically begging Antifa not to destroy their property and not to, um, you know, make things
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miserable like they did back in 2020 when they rioted for a hundred straight days. But there's a lot going
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on stateside. Uh, there's a lot going on with the Supreme Court. You know, we actually had a win today,
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which I was very excited about where the Supreme Court upholds, um, Tennessee's ban on child sex
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changes. So that's a huge win, not just for Tennessee, but for America at large and the 26
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states that have put that, uh, into place. Um, I know that a lot of, a lot of, uh, women in America
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are super excited about this. A lot of people have been fighting for this for a really long time.
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Um, so that's awesome. I just, I can't even contain my joy about that. It's way more awesome
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than what's going on between Israel and Iran. Uh, so I think, yeah, I think we should keep looking
00:27:25.480
at these things. Libby, if I can, can I, can I ask you and just, uh, interesting tidbit, but
00:27:33.560
you mentioned before something to me about the click-through rate on stories that you're seeing
00:27:39.320
on the back end. So obviously the, the way that it usually works post-millennial covers the day-to-day
00:27:46.040
news domestically, and then human events, we've got the opinion, but also the international news.
00:27:51.320
Can you tell me which side is picking up more traction right now, even as the Iran-Israel conflict
00:27:57.240
takes off? Yeah, our readers are primarily interested in domestic American news and the
00:28:03.880
opinions on domestic American happenings. That's what people are looking to us for. And that
00:28:09.240
is what we're focusing on. There's plenty of news out there on Iran and Israel and will we, or won't
00:28:15.560
we, or trying to analyze, you know, Trump's last truth social post and how that interacts with,
00:28:22.680
you know, Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz and whatever else is going on. But our readers are really still
00:28:28.840
interested in the things that impact their lives, right? Yesterday, we got word from, uh, Customs and
00:28:34.840
Border Patrol that they had released zero illegal immigrants into the country in May. That's zero,
00:28:41.000
that's zero, uh, illegal immigrants released by CBP into the, into the country in May. And that
00:28:47.480
contrasts with 64,000 in May of last year under the Biden administration, 64,000 to zero. That's pretty
00:28:54.840
impressive. We also saw a release of some numbers that showed that, um, uh, real wages for blue collar
00:29:02.040
workers are up. I think, uh, you know, a couple of percentage points for something like the first
00:29:06.760
time in 60 years. And that's what a lot of our readers are interested in. That's what we've been
00:29:12.280
seeing in the numbers of what gets traction and what people want to read. I think also, um,
00:29:18.760
we had a story out yesterday about the fact that the majority of Americans across race, gender
00:29:24.280
and party lines are opposed to American intervention in this, uh, new fight between
00:29:30.680
Israel and Iran. So Americans want to know. Can you walk me through that? Can you walk me through
00:29:36.120
some of that, that poll that you're seeing? What was that? Can you walk me through some
00:29:41.320
of that poll that you're seeing? You're talking about all Americans. Was that the economist poll?
00:29:45.240
I think it was a you gov poll. I think it was economists you go up together. Yeah. And so I
00:29:52.280
looked a little bit at that. Hannah Nightingale covered that for the post-millennial. I didn't
00:29:56.360
dig too much into it, but I was surprised to see that it was across all parties. I mean,
00:30:02.840
both parties don't want to get involved. All sexes, you know, male and female don't want to get
00:30:07.960
involved. All races don't want to get involved. And it was across class lines too. If I recall,
00:30:13.000
there were income, uh, categories as well. And people don't want to have America get involved
00:30:20.040
in this conflict. You had president Trump when he was campaigning for office, uh, touted his record
00:30:25.960
in the first term that no new wars were started, no new foreign wars were started. And that was
00:30:30.680
certainly something that was part of the impulse for a lot of people to vote for him this time around.
00:30:35.720
Americans love when we're not at war and we can focus on the issues we have here at home instead of
00:30:41.320
being a policeman to the world. But yeah, and, and I've just sort of been,
00:30:46.840
I've noted anecdotally, and I threw this out on X earlier today, and I'd love for people to respond
00:30:52.840
1776 at humanevents.com that I've just been noticing an uptick. And so Libby, do you remember
00:30:58.680
when the Ukraine war kicked off? There were all of these billboards that just mysteriously popped up
00:31:05.160
around the country, uh, you know, about Ukraine, it was the Ukrainian flag, just all over the place.
00:31:10.600
And you would see it everywhere. And I was driving around and I would just, I would just see it even
00:31:14.520
in like rural areas, just paying for all these billboards and malls, et cetera. And, and it was,
00:31:20.440
it was, it was, um, inescapable, completely inescapable. And now all of a sudden I've noticed,
00:31:27.080
and, and, you know, I'm in the DC area, but I'm seeing on X that people are also tracking this all
00:31:32.760
over the country where they're seeing ads on YouTube and ads on podcasts and Apple podcasts
00:31:40.440
and Spotify, when they do those programmatic ads, all of a sudden beating the drums for war with Iran.
00:31:46.440
And it's like, there is a paid campaign to actually manipulate America into getting into war with Iran.
00:31:54.040
And, you know, clearly the military industrial complex would put a lot of money behind that.
00:31:58.280
And I keep saying that the neocons hear cash registers every time they see a map on TV with
00:32:03.800
arrows on it. But I said, look, wait a minute, no one's going to manipulate the president of the
00:32:07.640
United States. And certainly no one's going to manipulate Donald Trump. He is going to make a
00:32:12.440
decision, whether it be peace, whether it be negotiations, a limited strike, a full on war,
00:32:17.000
he's not going to be allowing anyone to lead him into something he doesn't want to do.
00:32:22.280
And I look at this campaign and I find it repugnant. I really do.
00:32:26.520
Yeah. And I've also noticed that I listened to a ton of podcasts all the time, you know,
00:32:30.840
weekly ones, daily ones. And I've noticed that a lot of these podcasts that cover American affairs
00:32:36.360
are also sort of pro war all of a sudden. And I'm like, where did this, where did this come from?
00:32:41.800
How is this suddenly the subcurrent of, you know, this podcast I listened to that's about history?
00:32:46.840
Like, why is this what's going on all of a sudden? So it has been it has been pretty rampant. I agree
00:32:52.280
with you, though. I think Trump learned a lot of lessons during his first term where he chose
00:32:58.520
advisors who did not necessarily have his best interest at heart or the best interest of the
00:33:03.080
American people at heart. And he has pushed a lot of those advisors away. He's not doing that anymore.
00:33:08.280
He's not taking the same kind of, you know, judicial nomination recommendations that he took during
00:33:14.440
his first term. And he's being a lot more careful about that. And I think we can see that, too,
00:33:19.160
in that he's not showing his cards at all. Even when he was asked earlier today, hey,
00:33:24.200
Mr. President, what are you going to do about Iran? He was like, you think I'm going to tell you? No,
00:33:28.360
I'm not going to. I'm not talking about that. I'm not telling you about that. I'm talking about these
00:33:31.880
flagpoles, which also I think are pretty cool. But yeah, I think that I think that he should be
00:33:38.520
a hard man to sway because that's what America should be. It should be hard.
00:33:44.840
We've got a quick break coming up here. But General Flynn said it, I think, best earlier
00:33:48.280
is that President Trump is going to make his decision based on what's in the best interests
00:33:52.840
of the American people. And the American people sent him to office resoundingly with the trust and
00:33:59.720
backing and representation that he would put their interests first. That's what came up on the
00:34:06.600
campaign trail. Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Arizona, Nevada. And that's what we trust
00:34:14.360
President Trump to do. Just a quick break. We'll be right back here. Jack Osobic, Human Events Daily.
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When I'm working long hours, I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.
00:35:51.640
All right, folks, Jack Posobiec, Real America's Voice, Human Events Daily. And if you want unfiltered
00:35:56.920
coverage, President Trump, all things MAGA. You know that Real America's Voice is the place to be.
00:36:03.400
Jack Posobiec, along with Stephen K. Bannon, Charlie Kirk, Steve Gruber, Stinchfield, and all the rest of the
00:36:12.280
crew here. This is your spot. Libby, we're talking about, I think that the general sense of what we're talking about here is,
00:36:20.600
are we taking the eye off the ball of the domestic agenda and all of these wins, these W's, like the
00:36:29.080
Supreme Court case that just took place, the huge momentum, and I was making this point on Timcast last
00:36:34.200
night about the deportations. We had a 55 percent, it was CBS, had to pull up 55 percent of Americans now support all
00:36:43.000
illegals being deported. And yet, as you say, the momentum is now suddenly being shifted into other
00:36:50.280
places. And as we do that, suddenly it's like, hey, where did the vote for the bill go? Where did
00:36:56.520
all the momentum go for pushing the deportation bill across, funding that, funding ICE, getting more ICE
00:37:03.000
rates up? And all of this was taking place, and now that energy seems to have been just dissipated and
00:37:09.400
pushed elsewhere. Yeah, I think you're right. It's really important to not deflate the domestic
00:37:15.160
agenda where we don't have a ton of time left before the midterms. We really need to nail a lot
00:37:20.200
of these policies and make sure that this stuff is implemented, such as the deportations, rounding up
00:37:26.600
criminals, you know, illegal immigrant criminals, all of this stuff. I think it's super important.
00:37:31.880
And if we do take our eye off of it, we leave the Democrats an opening to put a stop to it.
00:37:38.440
We already saw, you know, the Trump administration is having trouble getting a judge to agree that
00:37:43.640
they can take the ex-gender marker off of passports. That's something too that's going on.
00:37:49.480
So I think it's really key to keep the focus on what we have control over, which is the domestic
00:37:57.240
agenda. Not we personally, but Americans, right? I mean, Americans are petitioning their government to
00:38:04.520
do what is in the best interest of the country, and there's no reason for them to take their foot
00:38:08.760
off the gas there. We just have, you know, several months left until the midterms. Democrats are already
00:38:15.320
gearing up to try and figure out how to get a majority back in the Senate and the House.
00:38:20.600
This big, beautiful bill is facing trouble in the Senate. There's all kinds of negotiations that
00:38:26.040
have to happen before it can go through. And they were looking at a deadline of July 4th. I saw
00:38:31.800
a report yesterday that questioned that that would even be able to happen. And of course,
00:38:35.720
these kinds of things need to go through if we want to continue the MAGA agenda through 2026.
00:38:42.200
So yeah, Americans, call your congressperson, call your representatives, let them know that they
00:38:47.960
work for you. You don't work for them. We don't work for Israel. We don't work for,
00:38:53.080
you know, regime change in Iran. We don't work for any of that stuff. The government is here to serve
00:38:58.520
us and to serve what America needs to have done. And those are the most important things. And those
00:39:04.600
are the most important things to keep an eye on.
00:39:07.080
Well, I think that's where President Trump is coming from. And I agree with General Flynn on
00:39:11.320
that, that President Trump's decision, whatever it may be, is going to be a decision that's made by
00:39:17.560
himself, not manipulated by outside groups, not manipulated by ad campaigns, but not manipulated by
00:39:24.440
and, you know, any of the talking heads on TV. And, you know, I say that with full self-awareness,
00:39:29.320
podcasters, et cetera, President Trump is his own man. And he is not going to, and he understands
00:39:36.280
the very, very real risks of war and peace. That's why he's always stood for these things. And he also
00:39:44.280
understands the risks of nuclear war. And I think that's why he's taking this nuclear program so
00:39:49.960
seriously. And I think that's why he's always taken it so seriously, because he understands that nuclear
00:39:56.200
war would mean the end of the planet and life as we know it. It's one of the main reasons that
00:40:01.800
he's called for negotiations with Russia. And it's one of the main reasons that I think it's smart
00:40:06.760
that he has continued to keep that open line with the Russians and even brought it up at the G7 when
00:40:12.040
he said, look, you know, perhaps the Ukraine war wouldn't have even taken place if you hadn't kicked
00:40:17.160
Russia out of the G8 when it was called the G8, because you had the ability for dialogue. And he's,
00:40:23.880
look, he is the first president since when Reagan sat down with the Russians at Reykjavik in Iceland
00:40:31.160
that could actually credibly do this with Russia, with Iran, with China, which he already did with
00:40:37.240
North Korea. He is the man who can get the job done. Libby Edmonds, where can people go to follow
00:40:43.320
you and catch all of the breaking updates? You can follow me on x at Libby Edmonds. You can check
00:40:49.560
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00:41:02.360
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00:41:11.320
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