Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec

Posobiec fact-check’s Dr. Oz on his claims of conservative values. All of this as the Biden administration expands drilling leases despite previous comments on climate change goals. Meanwhile, Shanghai remains under mass quarantine as reports uncover more harsh living conditions, and Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis rejects 41% of math textbooks due to explicit content, specifically critical race th...

Twitter adopts a ‘poison pill’ measure that could block Elon Musk from increasing stake, and Hillary Clinton donor, Ed Buck is sentenced to 30 years in prison for repeatedly injecting young black men with meth and killing them. Meanwhile, China stages military exercises as a bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers visit Taiwan, and Mexican truckers blockade the border crossings over Texas inspection de...

Elon Musk offers to buy 100% of Twitter for $54.20 per share. All of this as the New York subway attacker, Frank James is arrested on terror related charges. Meanwhile, Posobiec dives into a Newsweek release on what goes on inside of the military’s secret undercover army, and court filings state 20 federal ‘assets’ were on location at the Capitol on January 6th. Here’s your Daily dose of Human Eve...

Brooklyn subway attacker at large after multiple people were shot. Frank James was first named by police as a "person of interest" on Tuesday, launching a massive manhunt, and a lawsuit claims Elon Musk harmed shareholders by waiting too long to disclose 9.2% stake. Meanwhile, Special Counsel John Durham continues his focus on the Hillary Clinton Campaign, and New York Lieutenant Governo...

Crippling inflation has surged to a four-decade high of 8.5% in March, fueled by increases in energy and food costs. Meanwhile, tension continues to build as Shanghai remains under lockdown with residents heard screaming from buildings and the city wrestles with food shortages. Elon Musk will not be joining Twitter’s board of directors after all, and a study done on the U.S. response to COVID-19 l...

A jury refuses to convict men entrapped by FBI in Governor Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping plot, and in an effort to achieve ‘COVID zero” Shanghai is locked down tight with civilians running out of food, and unable to leave their homes out of fear of arrest. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton was approached by Project Veritas reporters seeking comment on Shirley Teter being ordered by a Federal Judge to pay P...

The United States admits to spreading disinformation about Russian chemical weapons, with one U.S. official saying, “It doesn't have to be solid intelligence.” All of this as the reaction to the anti-grooming bill has brought to light misbehaviors from educators that target minors in the classroom. Meanwhile, service agents from the First Lady’s detail were placed on administrative leave afte...

Atlantic writer Anne Applebaum refuses to address disinformation regarding Hunter Biden’s laptop scandal at the 2022 Disinformation and Erosion Conference, and corporate media defends ‘grooming’ children while blaming conservatives for ‘smearing’ the left as pedophiles. Meanwhile, indefinite lockdowns continue in Shanghai despite rebellion from residents, and Kim Kardashian is called out over deat...

President Biden brings Barack Obama back to the White House as approval ratings remain dismal, and Senator Durbin defends Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s record and democrats object to Senator Hawley’s bill seeking to toughen sentences for child porn offenders. Meanwhile, the Special Council for the United States Department of Justice, John Durham releases text messages ‘proving’ Hillary Clinton’s l...

Elon Musk purchases 9.2% stake in Twitter, making him the company’s largest shareholder. All of this as the Senate Judiciary Committee splits 11-11 along party lines over judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s supreme court nomination forcing a delay on her confirmation vote. Meanwhile, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) deploys their military to enforce Shanghai COVID-19 lockdowns, and leaked Department of...

Despite the noise made by Disney corporate and executives about their disapproval with Florida’s recently passed anti-grooming law, leaked messages from Disney ‘cast members’ reveal many are in favor. All of this as Ukrainian President Zelensky denies renouncing NATO and declaring neutrality amid German Prime Minister Scholz’s February proposal. Meanwhile, Viktor Orban declares victory in fourth c...

Biden Administration announces new “trans equality agenda” to combat the 'dangerous anti-transgender legislative attacks', plus new plans to curb gas prices has angered drillers, swing state Democrats are urging President Biden not to drop title 42, and the Clinton campaign emails may surface in Durham case.  Here’s your Daily dose of Human Events with @JackPosobiec  Go to www.goodranche...

Hunter Biden Burisma payments being investigated by federal grand jury, BlackRock warns of shocking inflation, fentanyl overdoses is now the #1 cause of death in adults 18-45 in the U.S. and the pandemic era policy allowing migrants to be turned away at the border will be lifted on May 23rd.  Here’s your Daily dose of Human Events with @JackPosobiec  To get $150 off each 3-month supply of ‘My Patr...

The White House allegedly left out documents given to the Judiciary Committee that reveal yet another gruesome child porn case in which judge Ketanji Brown Jackson gave the perpetrator reduced sentencing, and the Ukrainian military reports that Russia is partially withdrawing from Kiev, a move that the Pentagon is calling deceptive “repositioning.” Meanwhile, more is to be uncovered on Hunter Bide...

President Biden walks back comments on sending U.S. troops to Ukraine, using chemical weapons abroad and calling for a regime change in Russia. Professor Mearsheimer predicted the crisis in Ukraine in 2015 and some use his opinions to claim he is guilty of “toxic masculinity.” Meanwhile, several states suspend gas taxes to ease pain at the pump, and amid the fifth wave of COVID-19 outbreaks, Shang...

French President Emmanuel Macron warns against “escalation of words” after President Biden’s speech saying, “Putin cannot remain in power.” Advisor to Ukrainian President Zelensky, Oleksiy Arestovich releases a video reminding soldiers to adhere to the Geneva Convention. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden helped secure funds for U.S. biolab contractors in Ukraine, and Posobiec unpacks Professor Sempa latest...

After more than 30 hours of hearings, the Senate is on track to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson. Posobiec provides a recap on this week's hearings. According to the French Ministry of the Army, pressure on urban centers in eastern and southern Ukraine are mounting, specifically in Mariupol. All of this as President Biden reminds the nation that global food shortages are ‘gonna be real’; and for...

Questions from leading Republican senators about Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s sentencing of child-pornography offenders marked a charged moment during her confirmation hearing. The Russian invasion in Ukraine marks one month, just as Russia’s Foreign Minister, Sergey Lavrov meets with Moscow-accredited ambassadors from the BRICS nations to discuss global relations. Meanwhile, Ukra...

Day 28 updates from the war in Ukraine, President Biden’s Supreme Court nomination, Ketanji Jackson, would be the most radical judge to be nominated which explains why woke activists are supporting her; Kamala Harris’ office is furious at Anna Wintour for using a picture of her in converse on a Vogue’, and Project Veritas has  obtained documents showing that feds have secretly accessed their email...

President Biden’s Supreme Court nominee, Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson explains her judicial philosophy as questions surface regarding decisions she made on multiple child pornography cases; updates on Russia’s military aggression against Ukraine and how it is the most serious violation of the European Security Order. Meanwhile the U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken, announces visa restrictions...

Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelensky, suspends 11 political parties with links to Russia, and signs a decree to combine national TV channels into one federal platform citing martial law. Meanwhile, four U.S. marines are killed in Norway during a NATO drill. Over two years into the coronavirus, official figures may have overestimated Britain’s coronavirus death toll, and the leader of Mexico’s N...

The New York Times admits that Hunter Biden’s laptop is authentic, thereby completely rejecting previous claims of ‘Russian Disinformation’, updates from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reveal most current advances and counter attacks. In a rare public appearance, President Putin addresses the Russian people at a patriotic rally in Moscow on the anniversary of the annexation of Crimea. Ne...

The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) released a statement reporting that Russian forces are facing mounting difficulties due to combat losses in Ukraine. The Federal Reserve raises interest rates for the first time in three years to fight inflation and is forecasting six more hikes within the year. Meanwhile, the new and revised Iran Deal would allow Russia to contractually build nuclear sites...

A new report from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) states that Russian forces have attacked northwest of Kiev, but are likely unable to complete the encirclement of Kiev. Before the war in Ukraine began, Western Intelligence had received financing and collaboration from various non-governmental organizations, meanwhile Saudi Arabia is speaking with Beijing to accept yuan instead of U.S. do...

A newly released report from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reveals that Russian forces have gained territory in Luhansk Oblast, but have failed to make additional progress in Kiev. With a world economy desperate for cheaper oil, India considers buying Russian crude at discounted rates; while, the United States looks to ease sanctions on Venezuela. Meanwhile the Eurasian Economic Union (...