Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

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Dominik Tartczynski, a Member of the European Parliament, champions conservative values and Polish-American ties, while Matt Schlapp, Chairman of CPAC, emphasizes global anti-globalism. They discuss the need for conservative unity against liberal policies and the upcoming Polish elections, focusing on border security and cultural identity. The conversation dives into Poland's historical struggles against globalism and the importance of defending national values. Both guests share a passionate call to action, advocating for resilience in the fight for freedom worldwide.

John Yep, CEO of Catholics for Catholics, fights to reintroduce traditional values in the church and America. He discusses the historical significance of the first American-born pope and the contentious issues within the Catholic community. The conversation highlights a revival of church traditions among younger generations seeking meaning. Memorial Day is framed as a day of honoring sacrifice, tying it to faith and national identity. Yep emphasizes the need for revitalization of faith in public life and America's Christian roots amidst modern challenges.

Rich Barris, known as the People's Pundit, shares his expert insights on recent polling trends and President Trump's approval ratings. The discussion highlights a notable uptick in voter confidence following Trump's Middle East trip. Barris critiques how media narratives often distort public perceptions and examines the shifting dynamics among working-class voters, suggesting a decline in Democratic support. He emphasizes the rising influence of non-college educated voters and the need for Republicans to adapt to changing political landscapes.

Guests Liz Collin, a seasoned reporter known for her impactful documentary, and Jeff Webb, a dynamic entrepreneur, delve into pressing societal issues. They discuss a violent event involving embassy staff in D.C., questioning its implications for societal norms. The conversation shifts to the Black Lives Matter movement, reflecting on the changes since George Floyd's death. They tackle concerns around police transparency in Minneapolis and economic challenges from pandemic policies, urging listeners to engage with critical accountability and tax issues.

Nathan Symington, an FCC Commissioner, discusses the future of wireless technology, detailing advancements in 5G and 6G, and the competitive landscape between U.S. and Chinese telecom firms. Will Chamberlain, Senior Counsel at the Article 3 Project, dives into legal challenges surrounding immigration, emphasizing the judiciary's role and current political dynamics. Both guests explore the intricate balance of power between branches of government and the complexities of free expression in today's digital age.

Nick Adams, author of 'From Mar-a-Lago to Mars,' shares his insights on President Trump's strategies for overcoming challenges. He emphasizes family-centric policies aimed at revitalizing the economy and supporting American families. Kenny Cody discusses the implications of new legislation dubbed the 'big, beautiful bill,' exploring how it could affect everyday Americans. They both reflect on resilience in leadership and the importance of positivity, drawing parallels to inspire the younger generation to pursue their ambitions.

Vincent O'Shea, an Air Force veteran and political commentator, alongside Erin Wexler, known for her conservative insights, dive deep into President Biden's cancer diagnosis and its implications on his political future. They discuss accountability in politics, the evolving media landscape, and the effect of public health transparency on leadership. The conversation also touches on the skepticism toward mainstream narratives and the crucial balance between power and principles to prevent tyranny.

The conversation starts with the provocative question of why the left targets white South Africans. The group then shares their favorite films, debating Ben Affleck's acting chops, and whether The Godfather Part 2 deserves its praise. The controversial heritage of land expropriation in South Africa comes under scrutiny, highlighting the violent realities faced by white farmers. Additionally, the impact of pop culture on Afrikaners in America is discussed, along with a deep dive into cinematic classics versus modern films, and the ethics of AI in filmmaking.

Mike Benz, an expert in geopolitics and energy, and Erica Donalds, an advocate for educational reform, delve into the geopolitical turbulence shaping Eastern Europe. They discuss Poland's pivotal role in globalist agendas and the rise of nationalist populism. Benz highlights the strategic importance of energy resources, while Donalds advocates for school choice amidst the influence of globalist organizations. Their insights challenge listeners to think critically about the intersections of politics and education as global dynamics evolve.