00:19:15.060All right, Jack Kosovic back here at Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice.
00:19:22.020You know, there's something that I wanted to talk about in relation to China that I
00:19:26.940just feel like nobody seems to be bringing up, but that is the fact of COVID-19.
00:19:33.860And, you know, we need to dig into that a little bit more and we need to figure it out.
00:19:39.480And so just in one moment, I want to dig into that.
00:19:41.940Folks, real quick, I just want to say, though, that fluoride, the American government, we know has been medicating and state governments and local governments medicating your water with it for over 80 years, not because you asked for it, not because you voted for it, because they decided you needed it.
00:19:55.440Well, that's not a decision that I want someone else making for my family, which is why I filter every drop of water in my home with Cove Pure.
00:20:03.320Over 209 million Americans are on fluoride of water right now.
00:20:06.760And here's what the science actually shows.
00:20:08.280In September 2024, a federal judge ruled that adding fluoride to water poses, and I'm quoting
00:20:14.080the court directly, an unreasonable risk to neurological health. Not a fringe study. A
00:20:19.160federal court ordering the EPA to act. Then in January 2025, a study published by JAMA Pediatrics,
00:20:26.100one of the most respected medical journals in the world, confirmed a link between fluoride exposure
00:20:30.840and children's IQ scores. The higher the exposure, the lower the IQ. Sure, some states are moving on
00:20:36.700this utah florida have banned it but that process takes years your kids your family they're drinking
00:20:41.100this water today you need something that works now and that is exactly what cove pure is it's
00:20:47.120clear wave reverse osmosis technology is certified to remove up to 99.9 percent of contaminants
00:20:53.200fluoride pfas lead pharmaceuticals heavy metals anything that isn't water gets filtered out so
00:20:58.040don't wait for the government to catch up go and get yourself a cove pure use our link cove pure
00:21:02.860dot com slash postal you'll get 250 dollars off that's c-o-v-e-p-u-r-e dot com slash postal and i
00:21:09.420just got to say with my kids we got literally going on right now they go for the cove pure
00:21:14.560they love it i've said before they call it super water i don't know why i started saying that i
00:21:19.240said well this is super water here guys you're going to love this we have a different tap for
00:21:22.220it they beg us for super water they say i don't want you know sodas and juices in other words i
00:21:28.620I want that super water. I said, guys, go for it. They can't get enough of it. I may have also told
00:21:34.060them that if they drink it, they'll get taller every night. Just saying, hey, whatever works,
00:21:38.820right? You got to be a parent. But but seriously, folks, I want to get back to China here
00:21:44.680and talking about COVID-19. The fact of the matter is that China has never been held accountable.
00:21:50.220We see Rand Paul come out with a whistleblower. We found out that Fauci was and it's been
00:21:55.040confirmed. His advisor, by the way, has been indicted over these emails. He covered up the
00:21:59.920illegal experiments that he was doing in China. China is responsible for the modern Chernobyl
00:22:07.080on a massive global scale, a global Chernobyl. And yet no one holds the CCP accountable for this.
00:22:15.780Katie Zachariah, this is something that you out in California experienced more than almost any
00:22:21.240other state in the nation. Why is it that we seem to not want to hold China accountable for COVID?
00:22:30.680It is actually mind baffling. And it's nice to see right now, Rand Paul, Ron Johnson,
00:22:38.280Senator Mike Lee, a lot of these senators are bringing this back to the surface. Why?
00:22:44.700We have to get to the bottom of COVID-19, not just because of the pandemic, Jack, but
00:22:49.920we lost the 2020 election we lost the election or it was stolen from us is the better words to use
00:22:57.020because of COVID-19 and we all know what happened we saw the mail-in ballot search we saw the terror
00:23:03.520we saw the basement campaign that Joe Biden won quote and we also saw a president president Trump
00:23:12.160lose the ability to fight the war for us against China for four years and I think this really gets
00:23:18.680to the heart of it. This was not just an accident. This was intentional. China gained massive nuclear
00:23:24.640capabilities in terms of nuclear power, built nuclear power plants, absolutely went crazy on
00:23:31.820their Navy yards, building naval ships and warships. And in this whole period of time,
00:23:37.080while we sat under Joe Biden, and he did nothing except sunbathe on the beaches of Delaware,
00:23:43.020and President Trump had to fight off the weaponized lawfare system for four years,
00:23:47.020and then retake the White House thanks to amazing patriots like yourself and Turning Point and the
00:23:53.760rest of the people who came out against this. But Jack, if you get to the bottom of COVID,
00:23:58.580you also get to the bottom of the stolen 2020 election. No, that's exactly right. And
00:24:05.540President Trump only and the entire country had to go through that because of China. You can draw
00:24:11.200a line, a direct line all the way back from that night in 2020, directly back to where
00:24:17.760the Wuhan lab, not the wet market, no, the Wuhan lab and the illegal gain of function
00:24:23.620experiment that we now know that Dr. Fauci signed off on, Peter Daszak signed off on,
00:24:31.280He knew and he was covering up what he did, but he was working hand in glove with the
00:24:36.180Chinese Communist Party because those experiments are illegal in the United States. He knew what he
00:24:42.700did. The Chinese knew what was going on. Now, maybe they lied to him about the leak. We don't
00:24:47.820know exactly on that. But it still strikes me that we just haven't gotten the level of information,
00:24:54.560the level of investigation actually into what happened there and any real accountability for
00:24:59.680the CCP. And I read The Real Anthony Fauci by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. And that book changed my
00:25:07.960life. And everyone should read that book. And it talks about COVID. It talks about Anthony Fauci.
00:25:13.480It talks about the corrupt World Health Organization, which we have rightfully pulled
00:25:17.480out of. And this is where I think the president stands to gain momentum on exposure, accountability,
00:25:24.220not just redemptive, as I said before, for the lie and the false narrative that COVID destroyed
00:25:30.980lives. COVID literally took lives because of the lies that were spread, but it also spread the lie
00:25:37.000about our election, Jack. And just exactly to your point, we have to reclaim this narrative
00:25:43.860for the sake of history, for the sake of the legacy of President Trump, but also on accountability.
00:25:49.920And Dr. Anthony Fauci is the chief person who should be held responsible.
00:25:55.700And Senator Rand Paul has made it his career mission to make sure this guy is held accountable.
00:26:01.380I'm just not sure why we're not seeing more of this, especially as we're looking into Fulton County election rigging systems and across the country, President Trump.
00:26:10.680and even Chief of Staff Susie Wiles said the other day at a conference that we will start
00:26:16.160finding out that President Trump won a lot of these swing districts that in 2020 that we were
00:26:22.700all aware of that were stolen from us. And I think we knew that. Katie Zachariah,
00:26:27.260where can people go to follow you? Katie Zachariah on X, LinkedIn and Truth Social.
00:26:33.700All right, folks, make sure to give her a follow. If you want to know what's going to be news next
00:26:39.240week go give katie a follow and of course that's why you watch human events daily to begin with
00:26:43.740we'll be right back with more here on the great real america's voice where's jack where's jack
00:26:55.060great job jack thank you what a job you do you know we have an incredible thing we're always
00:27:02.540talking about the fake news and the bad but we have guys and these are the guys should be getting
00:27:07.480policies. All right, Jack Posobiec, we're back live human events daily, and you're looking at
00:27:15.220an image. I think that's a live shot, a potential live shot of Shanghai, China. You can see, yeah,
00:27:20.900that is a live shot, right? Because it's night there, about 2, 2.35 in the morning over in
00:27:26.440Shanghai right now. And you can see the smog. The smog is so thick that you can't even see
00:27:32.080the tops of the buildings. I used to tell people, so there's Shanghai about two years,
00:27:35.800And, you know, a nice day on Shanghai in Shanghai, you would get like, you know, the sky would be a nice apocalyptic orange.
00:27:43.980So, you know, it's either cloudy and smoggy or, yeah, just like an orange sky.
00:27:50.000And Beijing, I noticed, was very, very much cleaned up for the president's visit.
00:27:54.680But you go and look at some of these other cities of China, even concurrent with what's going on.
00:27:59.500And you can see Shanghai right there just being totally, totally smog filled.
00:28:05.300And by the way, Shanghai isn't even considered to be one of the industrial cities of China.
00:28:09.860So it just goes to like like all that stuff that you hear about pollution in the United States and and the environment and how we need to keep important.
00:28:17.220And of course we do. But I never actually experienced that until I got to China and said, OK, yeah, this is actual pollution.
00:28:25.940This is a real problem. And there are people there are stories of, you know, Chinese students.
00:28:29.480I knew some Chinese students who would come to the United States who had psoriasis and then come to the U.S. and just clears up like that because the air is just so bad.
00:28:39.340I wanted to bring on, though, a good friend of the program and someone who herself is actually Taiwanese, Paula Scanlon, joins us once again.
00:28:53.440Yeah, so we don't usually bring you up for, you know, the whole, like, we need our token person here.
00:28:58.540But, you know, I said, you know, we have someone who's such a good friend who actually is Taiwanese that we should actually get you on and get your take on this meeting with Xi Jinping and particularly the language that he used with the issue of Taiwan.
00:29:13.600We had the Taiwanese ambassador on yesterday. He was praising President Trump for sticking
00:29:18.400to the status quo. Then President Trump sits down with Xi Jinping. And to my mind, hearing some of
00:29:23.920the most aggressive language I've ever heard from a Chinese leader on the question of Taiwan.
00:29:31.140Yeah, you know, it's a really interesting time, especially with all of these stories coming out
00:29:35.180about government officials, particularly Democrat government officials being bought and paid for by
00:29:41.040the CCP. And there are people who are inside America that have been giving China leverage on
00:29:47.520us in negotiations. And we can't ignore the fact that all of this has come out. We don't know what
00:29:52.480the Chinese government has been given about us in America, about American citizens. It's incredibly
00:29:58.100frightening. And I think that's sort of why he feels like he can speak to us so strongly, why
00:30:02.880he feels like he has leverage over Trump in this negotiation. Trump is an amazing negotiator,
00:30:08.620And I wouldn't want anyone else really doing that and negotiating on behalf of this country in America, but also on behalf of best global interests.
00:30:16.080And so it's definitely a question going on here.
00:30:21.040And I think, again, there are people in the United States of America that are actively working against America's best interests by being in bed with the CCP, literally and figuratively.
00:30:32.300No, there's there's no question there's there's none whatsoever.
00:30:35.140And for people to understand this, Taiwan is an island of 23 million people.
00:30:41.160It is vastly dwarfed by the population of mainland China.
00:30:46.740And it really is kind of an interesting question because obviously Taiwan has cultural ties with China.
00:30:58.400And so there's family that's across the strait, Fujian and other parts of China.
00:31:04.500But at the same time, the biggest split has always been the political differences.
00:31:10.600Hong Kong and Taiwan and Macau had never gone communist.
00:31:14.600They were spared the communist revolution.
00:31:17.520Now, Macau and Hong Kong have been were handed back very stupidly.
00:31:22.320I would always say given back to China, one by the British, one by the Portuguese, whereas Taiwan has been the sole remaining handout.
00:31:31.660if i could ask and obviously you know you're an american but when you when you talk to family
00:31:36.300members about this and the rest do do taiwanese view themselves as a separate country than china
00:31:42.060or is it complicated the way i'm kind of laying out well in my family we certainly view ourselves
00:31:47.420as a separate country i mean my ancestry is actually from uh people who were on the mainland
00:31:53.020i mean never on the mainland and always on the island of taiwan so that's something where i'm
00:31:57.420different from maybe some of the people who came over and immigrated but the truth is it's a very
00:32:02.300different country than china and a lot of people don't see that china has a communist leader there's
00:32:07.420a lot of people who don't have rights there's uh limited access to the internet there's all sorts
00:32:11.660of human rights violations leftists love to talk about that that goes on in china uh taiwan is a
00:32:16.860very prosperous country that has democracy my grandfather was one of the people that fought
00:32:21.180for us to be able to have elections i'm not sure if you remember uh a little bit ago on online
00:32:26.460And people were raving about how good the Taiwanese voting process was that people could watch the counting of ballots saying we know that in the United States of America.
00:32:33.880We have a great democracy over in Taiwan, but it's something a lot of people don't see.
00:32:38.580A lot of people don't consider. And they just say it's a small island. No one really cares.
00:32:42.260But it is distinct from China. It's a separate country. It has elected officials.
00:32:47.660And culturally, it's different and economically to the world, it's different and it's very valuable in its location and the access to the strait.
00:32:55.100I mean, there's so many things. Obviously, I'm speaking from a place of it being a personal
00:32:58.940connection. And I and I hope to see other people see that. And again, understand that this is not
00:33:04.520a country that's under communist rule, but a country that is unique and individual and
00:33:09.120independent. And the people there have an identity that is different than those in China.
00:33:14.220Yeah, that's right, folks. I remember when I had first met you and we were talking about
00:33:18.860about China. And I said, wow, so you're indigenous Taiwanese because that that even now is still
00:33:24.440minority on the island itself. And I've been there. I've only been to Taiwan once. I've always
00:33:29.740wanted to go back, but I just remember it being a great place. Obviously, culturally, there's a lot
00:33:35.400of similarities with China and the rest of Asia, obviously. But I really enjoyed going to the
00:33:40.980night markets and really getting to experience some of what it was actually like on the island
00:33:46.060of Taiwan. But you're right. In fact, the last segment, we were just talking about Fulton County
00:33:50.720And of course, Maricopa County is something where we talk about the lack of democracy and the fact that it takes them weeks upon weeks to get these votes counted.
00:33:59.000Whereas in Taiwan, they got people in there with cell phones and they're just watching it.
00:34:02.580And suddenly, boom, it's counted in like two seconds.
00:34:05.040I said, why can't we have that in the United States?
00:34:08.520Yeah, that was something that was great.
00:34:10.020I remember when that was going viral, I felt that it was amazing.
00:34:12.960But what's also interesting about Taiwan is you have to vote on Election Day.
00:34:17.860you can't understand that there's all this conversation about early voting and and many
00:34:22.120of these different things but you know it's it's a country that's gotten democracy right in a lot
00:34:26.220of ways we've elected really strong leaders over time and people who again have values that align
00:34:32.320with what we believe as americans my grandfather who was taiwanese and worked for the government
00:34:37.300and worked so hard to get democracy in taiwan he loved america he worked really hard to be able to
00:34:42.060live in america and get his american citizenship and so what a lot of people don't realize is the
00:34:46.280people of taiwan really do love american values and they want their culture to be like that
00:34:50.160unlike in china where they hate american values and that's why they're you know
00:34:54.640so aligned with the democrat party here it makes a lot of sense
00:34:58.440no it it it really kind of lines up because what do you see you see a one party that is interested
00:35:07.620in collectivization you see the interest in total central government control that is liberalism and
00:35:14.520That is why the Chinese Communist Party is so it's it's such an aphrodisiac to people like that.
00:35:21.040And unfortunately, many Republicans will have the same type of reaction because they see it as a path towards total power.
00:35:29.580They say, wait a minute, if we can just get rid of the rights of these people, then we can do whatever we want.
00:35:36.480Yeah, and it's it's a really scary time for me thinking about these negotiations, again, not to keep going back to this.
00:35:41.900Some of the news we found out about how many of these people in the Democrat Party are so aligned and in constant communication with CCP actors.
00:35:50.480I mean, I don't know. I used to think the other side just maybe had different beliefs than I did.
00:35:55.800Right. There are certain policies the Democrats have pushed that I don't agree with.
00:35:59.560But this is something that's against the interests of American citizens.
00:36:02.920You can't possibly be hand in hand with a foreign government that has interests that are so different than what we value as Americans and what this country was built on, what our Constitution and founding fathers worked so hard to get us into this democracy that everyone wants to be part of.
00:36:21.500And I'm looking at this negotiation very closely and I'm thinking, again, they're Democrats who have done so much to push Trump back in this.
00:38:43.820I think in a lot of ways, my family even feels more culturally connected to Japan than they
00:38:49.600ever possibly could with mainland China. And I think that's something a lot of other people
00:38:53.840don't see and understand. And I mean, again, my grandfather also worked in Tokyo as well
00:38:58.840for the embassy, but it was, it was, it's a very different country and it's a very
00:39:03.720technologically advanced country. And again, this is what happens when you don't have communism
00:39:07.800and your society can flourish and you have capitalism and strong education systems and
00:39:12.560people who work for businesses and there's chip manufacturing and there's all these different
00:39:16.540things that's not like a terrible terribly run country like china no and in fact taiwan uh had
00:39:24.520been part of the japanese empire even prior to world war ii's uh the treaty of shimanasaki one
00:39:31.000of the wars that had been fought between um uh china and japan chino japanese war and i believe
00:39:37.000for most it would have been a portuguese colony even prior to that so and and people one of the
00:39:42.660things that I think a lot of people miss too about the strategic importance of Taiwan. Yes,
00:39:46.760of course, the chips, there's no question. TSMC, such an important role of the economy,
00:39:52.460these AI chips, the highly advanced technology coming out. But also, and I just got to say as
00:39:57.600a Navy guy, right, the shipping lanes for all of Asia pass right by Taiwan. That's why the Dutch
00:40:04.880wanted it. That's why the Portuguese wanted it. That's why the Japanese wanted it so much.
00:40:09.260That's why it was so strategically important.
00:40:13.060And of course, going back to the 1950s, MacArthur himself even said that if anyone ever wanted to invade mainland China, then Taiwan itself would be essentially a natural aircraft carrier for an invasion.
00:40:26.820And this is why, from a geostrategic standpoint, it makes so much sense for Taiwan to be an ally.
00:40:33.120And to your point as well, that Taiwan was seen as one of the Asian tigers in the, I believe it was the 1980s, along with Singapore, along with South Korea, because this was a place where innovation, where capitalism was allowed to flourish.
00:40:49.140absolutely and again and also an embrace of american culture too i mean there were talks
00:40:55.860about trying to make english the first national language of taiwan um i think everyone really i
00:41:02.320know in taiwan all of my family members making taking great effort to learn english it's something
00:41:07.380that they they really value their relationship with america and again all my family from taiwan
00:41:12.160they all want to move to america they love america and it's something that again chinese people are
00:41:18.020not doing. And so I don't, I don't know how much more I can really emphasize here, but I see a lot
00:41:23.300of connections and I see them as an important ally. And again, a country that's distinct from
00:41:27.880China. I know there's going to be a lot of complicated geopolitical things going on in the
00:41:32.460world. And so this is just a moment really where I'm feeling a lot of just, it's stressful,
00:41:38.120it's frustrating, and it's something I'm frightened about what the future looks like.
00:41:42.400And again, China is not a country that is an ally and that has American interests.
00:41:56.440Well, all we need to do, right, you know, we can we could sit here and talk about all
00:42:00.060day long, but all you need to do is look at Hong Kong.
00:42:03.720After the Hong Kong turnover in 1997, Beijing promised they swore up and down that they
00:42:09.760would allow the one country, two systems equal danger for 50 years. No interference whatsoever
00:42:17.280in Hong Kong. Hong Kong would maintain autonomy. They would maintain their democracy. They would
00:42:21.640maintain their systems that barely lasted a couple of decades. And what have they done?
00:42:26.620They've gone in and they've curtailed freedom of speech. They've curtailed public newspapers
00:42:31.300from being printed. Jimmy Lai, who printed Apple Daily, he's in jail right now because of what he
00:42:36.420was printing about Xi Jinping in Hong Kong. They were disappearing booksellers, like just people
00:42:42.900who own bookstores that would have books that were critical of Xi Jinping, and they were being
00:42:47.160disappeared by the Chinese secret police from Shenzhen just across the river up north from
00:42:51.820Hong Kong. So the idea that Taiwan could be entered into the fold without any changes to
00:42:57.120the system is laughable because we can see what they've done in Hong Kong right across the way,
00:43:04.260And as well as the democracy movement, in fact, Libby Edmonds just interviewed a member of the Hong Kong democracy movement.
00:43:10.540A little plug right there to my colleague Libby Edmonds, Chloe Chung from Hong Kong in the Umbrella Democracy Movement of 2019, because she's now been essentially banned from returning home.
00:43:23.640Yeah, exactly that. I mean, it's something we should all be afraid of.
00:43:26.700And there's so many people who have worked so hard to try to raise awareness to what China does as a regime.
00:43:32.000I mean, there are people who have left there and don't want to go back and don't enjoy what's
00:43:37.820happening. And I just, it's just disappointing to see their stronghold. And again, I'm really
00:43:43.340thankful that Trump is president being in there to negotiate. I think he is the type of person who
00:43:47.840can continue to put China in their place. And that's really all that I want from weak leadership.
00:43:53.220I know Trump is strong enough to be smart, to hold himself there. And I really do pray for a lot of
00:43:58.680the people who are on this trip in China, that that is something I find frightening, again, as
00:44:02.900American citizens being on the ground there in that foreign country. It's something I'm watching
00:44:08.120closely, really, what happens here. But ultimately, I know that I'm really proud to be an American
00:44:13.440citizen. And I think when I'm looking at the situation, I'm reminding myself how thankful it
00:44:18.260is that even with all the crazy things we see with leftist indoctrination and all of that,
00:44:22.580I'm beyond grateful to be an American citizen that has the right to say this. If I did this
00:44:27.380interview in china you probably would never see me again i'm grateful we have freedom of speech in
00:44:32.660this country and that's something we fight for with our values and i can say this and i can tell
00:44:36.740you about what i believe about china and what i know to be true as italianese as well and i'm
00:44:42.020thankful for that so really right now i'm thankful to be american no that's that's that's great to
00:44:47.540hear um you know it reminds me of something that uh tanya tay you know obviously you know tanya
00:44:52.820And she was born in the Soviet Union and came to the U.S. as a teenager.
00:44:57.160And she was saying once we were watching a trial, you know, just covering something for, you know, for the show.
00:45:05.480I can't remember if it was either Kyle Rittenhouse or the Derek Chauvin, one of those.
00:45:09.600And she was talking about how that she was like, this system that you guys have is amazing where people can get up and there's evidence and it's public and you can really hash it out.
00:45:20.620and it doesn't mean it always gets it right, but she just said, I know about countries where they
00:45:25.220don't do things like that, where the government arrests you and that's it. You're just, you're
00:45:30.620never heard from again, or, you know, you get thrown in prison and you get a letter saying,
00:45:35.920Hey, you know, your loved one is going to be locked up for this many years, or you're never
00:45:40.240going to see them again. And there are parts of this world even today that are still like that.
00:45:46.200And I just, and I, and I appreciate you coming on and sharing your experience because I think a lot
00:45:50.460of americans we just we don't we don't appreciate it as much and we take it for granted definitely
00:45:56.920and i think that's uh really what brought me into the political movement if those who are
00:46:01.280unfamiliar with my story um transgender ideology was something i experienced in college and when
00:46:08.260i felt censored about it that's really when i woke up and i thought about my grandfather and i thought
00:46:11.940about taiwan and people ask me my why and why i'm even here talking to you on the show or why i even
00:46:16.780know you jack it's because of that and i thought about what my grandfather fought for and i said
00:46:20.580no the american constitution the american rights and the things that my family worked so hard to
00:46:24.680become american citizens this is what they love and this is what they want and we have to fight
00:46:29.060for it and we have trump as president and we have all these great rights now and that's awesome but
00:46:33.660people in other countries don't have that and that's something i think americans take for
00:46:37.500granted and that's something i try to remind people about when i'm given the opportunity to
00:46:41.200speak on it amen and for folks who want to follow you paula where can they do so
00:46:45.740paula y scanlin on uh over on x all right folks make sure you go and give her a follow and pepper
00:46:53.860her with lots of questions about taiwan because she needs to answer them and have them all out
00:46:59.900immediately because this could be the flashpoint the thucydides trap learn your history or you
00:47:06.900will be doomed to repeat it ladies and gentlemen as always you have my permission to lay ashore