Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

Megan Basham, journalist and commentator with The Daily Wire, and Michael Knowles, conservative political commentator and podcaster, discuss Don Lemon's arrest at a church. They examine legal ramifications, enforcement of protections for worshippers, influencer culture's sway over churches, funding of progressive faith networks, and why some pastors hesitate to rebuke activist trends.

Evita Duffy, a Minneapolis on-the-ground commentator offering local perspective on raids and unrest. Ren (Raw Egg Nationalist), political commentator and author who analyzes radicalization and masculinity. They unpack new footage reframing a protest narrative. They discuss agitator tactics, signal chats and doxxing, parallels to past violent incidents, and how media framing shapes public reaction.

Mike Howell, investigator tracking activist networks and leaked chats. Frankie Scales, Philly reporter who confronts protests on the ground. Liz Collin, Minnesota journalist covering Minneapolis and law enforcement. They discuss an apple cider vinegar spray incident, clashes in Minneapolis involving city leaders, coordinated protest tactics across cities, and alleged ties between Netflix and federal agencies.

Michael Alfonso, Wisconsin congressional candidate focused on law-and-order and immigration. Douglas Mackey, public figure with an overturned conviction now pursuing a Federal Tort Claims Act claim. Nick Sorter, reporter on Border Patrol and ICE posture in Minneapolis. RC Maxwell, independent DHS and immigration field reporter from Phoenix. They discuss Minneapolis operations, Phoenix protests, enforcement posture shifts, and leadership redeployments.

Shi Van Fleet, author of Mao's America, offers a concise mini bio as a historian of communist tactics. She and the hosts discuss parallels between historical communist movements and modern activist tactics. Conversations cover coordinated crowd tactics, communication tools, and how crisis narratives are engineered. The tone is urgent and focused on strategic patterns rather than policy prescriptions.

Benny Ray Harmony, on-scene correspondent and founding producer who reports live from major events, brings street-level energy from the massive March for Life. He describes roaring student turnout and faith-driven activism. Short interviews highlight Gen Z’s Christian rebellion, Charlie Kirk’s influence, and strategic pro-life priorities around policy and outreach.

In an insightful conversation, Scott Bessent, former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, dives into the administration's agenda at Davos, discussing the balance between globalism and national sovereignty. He emphasizes the strategic importance of Greenland for military and economic stability while drawing historical parallels to U.S. acquisitions. Bessent also highlights the need to protect undersea cables amid geopolitical tensions and shares updates on Ukraine diplomacy. His thoughts on the Trump accounts plan offer a glimpse into future economic strategies.

Orrin (Arne) McIntyre, a conservative commentator known for his geopolitical insights, and Will Chamberlain, a legal analyst with the Article 3 Project, join the discussion. They dive into President Trump's bold stance at Davos on the importance of Greenland, framing it within an 'America First' strategy. Topics range from the implications of Trump's immigration policies to the potential federal enforcement in cities like Minneapolis. The conversation also touches on the strategic significance of Greenland in global geopolitics, signaling a shift from the rules-based order.

In this insightful discussion, Alex Adams, Assistant Secretary at Health and Human Services, dives into child-care fraud investigations and regulatory rollbacks. Libby Emmons, Editor at Human Events, raises alarms about potential nationwide disorder through targeted church disruptions in Minneapolis. Kenny Cody, a political newcomer, shares his populist campaign plans for Tennessee, focusing on immigration and public safety, while spotlighting the need to listen to Appalachian voices. Together, they navigate complex political landscapes and current events.

In this conversation, Liz Wheeler, a conservative media host and commentator, dives into the disturbing case of accused shooter Tyler Robinson and his connection to Lance Twiggs. They explore toxic relationships, alleged drug use, and troubling sexual behaviors between the two. Liz discusses the importance of verifying insider leaks, including concerning revelations about mental instability and radicalization. The duo also analyzes societal influences, such as online subcultures, while emphasizing the need for accountability in the investigation.