Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

Kingsley Wilson, the Department of War Press Secretary, dives into pressing military concerns and policy updates. He discusses ongoing briefings with Congress about narco-terrorist strikes and the investigation into Senator Mark Kelly. The importance of transparency is highlighted as they talk about the declassification of strike videos and the Pentagon's readiness in response to maritime threats. They also debate the effectiveness of lethal strikes versus capture operations against cartels, alongside America's focus on homeland defense amidst global tensions.

Liz Collin, a dedicated journalist from Alpha News, dives into the gripping tale of alleged fraud in Minnesota. She discusses The New York Times' recent revelations alongside a DHS employee's accusations against Governor Walz. Collin details the Feeding Our Future prosecutions and a shocking jury-bribery incident. The conversation also touches on Somali immigration's impact on Minneapolis and concerns over terror financing. Finally, she critiques state leadership's response to fraud, offering insights on where to follow her reporting.

Oren McIntyre, a conservative commentator and host of the Oren McIntyre Show, joins to dissect the foundational identity of America. They explore the idea that the Revolutionary War was rooted in Christian faith rather than a multicultural narrative. Oren discusses the Federalist vision of a cohesive nation and contrasts assimilable immigrants with those forming enclaves. They critique modern myths surrounding Thanksgiving and call for a defense of national heritage against mass migration. Insightful and provocative, their conversation dives deep into immigration and identity.

Dr. Chloe Carmichael, a clinical psychologist and author, dives deep into the psychological aspects surrounding Tyler Robinson's case. She examines the toxic dynamics between Robinson and Lance Twiggs, discussing topics like identity formation through online radicalization and the harmful effects of isolation. Chloe highlights how young men seek validation, the impact of extreme content on identity, and the complex relationship between mental illness and accountability. Their conversation uncovers the interplay of societal changes and individual vulnerabilities in today's world.

Liz Wheeler, a conservative commentator and host of the Liz Wheeler Show, dives deep into the unsettling case involving Tyler Robinson and Lance Twiggs. She discusses explosive leaked materials, including photos and messages, that reveal serious issues of mental health and radicalization. The conversation touches on dangerous behaviors, from drug use to involvement in furry fetishes, and explores how these factors may lead to violent ideologies. With a call for thorough investigations, Wheeler emphasizes the need to understand modern toxic dynamics and their repercussions.

Dan Caldwell, a former Pentagon official and commentator, joins to dissect the political turmoil surrounding Trump's peace negotiations. They delve into the motivations behind leaked information aimed at sabotaging these talks, revealing ideological resistance in Washington. Caldwell breaks down key factors like NATO's role, territory disputes, and security guarantees that complicate negotiations. Additionally, they explore how establishment figures feel threatened by Trump's approaches, all while tracing the historical implications of U.S. involvement in Ukraine's ongoing conflict.

The hosts gather for a special Thanksgiving edition, reflecting on a challenging year while expressing gratitude. They discuss intriguing topics like black market hormone therapy and the impact of online courses from Hillsdale. Lively debates emerge over Thanksgiving traditions, from the legitimacy of steak on the table to the hierarchy of desserts. They nostalgically reminisce about Black Friday experiences and lost rites of passage due to technology. Humor and heartfelt moments blend, celebrating faith, family, and the spirit of Thanksgiving.

In this discussion, Mike Benz, a geopolitics researcher, shares insights on the high stakes of the Ukraine conflict, contrasting Trump's pursuit of lasting peace with broader strategic aims. He delves into Europe’s influence on reconstruction and the complexities of aid funding, highlighting corruption and its implications. Will Chamberlain, an attorney, analyzes legal challenges around U.S. attorney appointments, navigating statutory interpretations and potential outcomes of judicial appeals, all while examining issues related to military justice.

Matt Boyle, a political commentator from Breitbart, joins to discuss a Virginia judge's dismissal of indictments against James Comey and Letitia James, emphasizing potential political bias in the justice system. Liz Collins provides insights into the Derek Chauvin case, highlighting significant new developments in his legal strategy. Additionally, Natalie Dominguez addresses the rising issue of title fraud and explains how Home Title Lock safeguards against it. The conversation touches on accountability for elites and the geopolitical implications of current events.

This discussion dives into provocative cultural and political topics. The panel debates Trump’s call for jailing Democrats and the implications of 'mankeeping' on society. They dissect the Epstein files release, addressing transparency and public trust issues. The rise of AI companionship is examined, weighing its benefits against potential psychological harms. Additionally, the conversation touches on the future of work in an automated world and the cultural impact of platforms like OnlyFans. The hosts tackle the complexities of modern relationships and ethics surrounding technology.