Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

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.

Dive into the intrigue surrounding James Comey's indictment and the implications for Antifa with sharp legal insights and political analysis. The hosts unpack Comey's alleged lies, his role in the 2016 Russia investigation, and media reactions that reveal bias. Meanwhile, controversy brews as a Cubs player's attendance at Charlie Kirk's memorial sparks outrage online, stirring up debates about faith and accountability. Expect candid reflections on grief and community, as the conversation weaves through the complexities of accountability and public perception.

Graham Allen, a contributor to Turning Point and host of the Dear America podcast, joins to delve into the impact of Charlie Kirk's legacy. They discuss the potential implications of Jimmy Kimmel's comments on free speech and explore the threat posed by Antifa. Graham shares his early experiences with Turning Point and reflects on national reactions following a tragedy. The panel also debates the fine line between cancel culture and consequences while emphasizing the need for stronger law enforcement responses to political violence.

Tricia McLaughlin, an official at the Department of Homeland Security, discusses the threats posed by Antifa to ICE facilities and the necessity for stronger federal responses. Joe LaVernia, a senior Treasury counselor, breaks down economic policy advancements, highlighting wage growth and implications of no tax on tips. Carrie Lake, conservative media figure, reflects on Charlie Kirk's legacy and its impact on youth, urging action against political agitators. Together, they underscore the urgent need for coordinated responses to escalating violence.

Megan Kelly, a prominent journalist, and Peter Navarro, a former White House official, dive into the contentious landscape of media narratives, particularly concerning allegations of left-wing violence. Kelly critiques the mainstream media's portrayal of recent incidents and argues for more transparency and accountability. Navarro shares his personal experiences with federal prosecutions, calling for aggressive legal measures against perceived bias in the judicial system. Both guests emphasize the need for stronger action from conservatives to combat censorship and leftist aggression.

Kingsley Wilson, Press Secretary for the War Department, shares insights on recent anti-cartel operations and the legal backing for homeland security initiatives. He condemns a sniper attack on an ICE facility and underscores the need for coordinated efforts against narco-terrorism. Mike Davis from the Article 3 Project discusses legal strategies to address left-wing violence, urging aggressive prosecutions and federal cooperation. Together, they confront the escalating attacks on conservatives, emphasizing the urgent need for proactive measures and political action.

Mike Benz, Executive Director of the Foundation for Freedom Online, dives into the controversies surrounding Big Tech, platform censorship, and Google's recent transparency. Nicole Shanahan, a technology attorney and autism advocate, discusses significant issues in children's health, detailing how online censorship impacts vital medical information on autism comorbidities. The conversation also includes calls for accountability and the need for open discourse on sensitive health topics, emphasizing the risks posed by suppressing information.

Nick Sordor, an independent journalist known for his on-the-ground reporting, shares captivating insights about his experience at a memorial event. He describes the emotional impact of recent events and Elon Musk's poignant reaction to discussions on faith. The conversation dives into the contrasting views of personal forgiveness versus public justice, particularly the complexities surrounding the death penalty. Additionally, the group explores the spiritual resonance of the memorial and the importance of archiving influential works for future generations.