Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

Matt Boyle, Washington Bureau Chief at Breitbart News, discusses President Trump's groundbreaking Gaza ceasefire negotiations and how they could reshape Middle Eastern diplomacy. He explores the potential for expanded Abraham Accords and the significance of economic strategy in achieving peace. Chad Bianco, Riverside County sheriff and gubernatorial candidate, highlights California's urgent need for leadership change, tackling issues like public safety and immigration in his campaign. Both guests provide provocative insights into political dynamics and upcoming challenges.

A roundtable at the White House focuses on exposing Antifa's networks and funding. Personal testimonies reveal harrowing experiences of violence and harassment faced by victims. Discussions cover the historical tactics of Antifa and call for federal intervention to restore order. Guests, including Andy Ngo and Katie Davis Court, share insights on the risks journalists encounter. The conversation connects recent attacks to organized efforts, emphasizing the need for vigilance against domestic terrorism.

Savannah Hernandez, a conservative activist and field reporter, shares gripping accounts of lawlessness in Portland, detailing her on-the-ground experiences amid rising tensions. She uncovers federal investigations into Antifa funding and criticizes judicial failures that enable disorder. Joining her is Cliff Maloney, a political organizer, who discusses grassroots tactics for voter engagement in New Jersey, aiming to replicate past successes. Together, they highlight the importance of independent media and the role of citizens in reclaiming public safety.

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Journalist Nick Sortor, known for his on-the-ground coverage of protests, shares his harrowing experience of being arrested while reporting in Portland, where he faced violence and police targeting. Actor Kevin Sorbo discusses Hollywood's wokeness and his mission with Brave Books to offer family-friendly content. U.S. Senator Markwayne Mullin provides insights into the looming government shutdown and political strategies. The conversation highlights the alarming contrasts between law enforcement responses during protests and the challenges of reporting in turbulent environments.

Independent journalist Tim Pool joins from Arizona, sharing insights on censorship and the SPLC's controversial role in media. Blake Neff dives into media ethics and security concerns, while Ian Crossland reflects on culture and virtue. They discuss Elon Musk’s clash with the SPLC, examine the organization's influence in shaping narratives, and debate the implications of funding and fraud allegations. The conversation also touches on radicalization tactics used by groups like Antifa, and the evolving nature of online communities in today's polarized landscape.

Blake Neff, a conservative commentator and producer, Andrew Colvett, another conservative voice, and Frank Turek, an apologist and eyewitness to a recent attack, dive deep into the scrutiny of the SPLC in relation to the ADL. They discuss allegations of doxxing, the SPLC's financial controversies, and calls for legal investigations. Frank shares his gripping firsthand account of the attack on Charlie Kirk, reflecting on its impact and the broader ideological battle between a Christian worldview and Marxist perspectives.

Katie Davis-Court, a field journalist for The Post Millennial, shares her harrowing experience of being assaulted while covering Antifa protests in Portland. She reveals startling insights about Antifa's mobilization and their ideology, calling them a domestic terrorist threat. Meanwhile, political commentator Michael Knowles dives into controversial topics like recent papal statements and the death penalty, providing a thought-provoking take on pro-life arguments. Together, they explore the intersection of journalism, safety, and cultural issues in today's volatile landscape.

Graham Allen, a military veteran and host of the Dear America podcast, shares his inspiring journey of sobriety and fitness after service. He highlights the importance of mental and physical health. Kenny Cody, opinion editor at HumanEvents.com, dives into the controversies surrounding the ADL’s glossary and its perceived bias against groups like Turning Point USA. Together, they address the ongoing violence associated with Antifa and call for government action, emphasizing public safety and the need for proactive law enforcement.

Tyler Boyer, COO of Turning Point Action and a conservative commentator, joins the discussion on rising violence targeting churches and protests. They explore the recent Michigan attack, diving into motives behind anti-LDS sentiments. Boyer highlights a courageous LDS leader who exchanged fire with an attacker, potentially saving lives. The duo labels September as 'Bloody September,' examining the implications of copycat violence and the challenges posed by ineffective red flag laws.