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EPISODE 645: THE GLOBALISTS ARE ON THE MARCH FROM POLAND TO DAVOS TO IOWA
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Today is January 10th, 2024.
Anno Domini.
The globalists are on the march from Poland to Davos to Iowa.
As we sit, we are five days away.
Five days from the opening of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
We are five days away from the first vote being cast in the 2024 election.
We are three days away from the election in Taiwan.
And yes, we are now entering the winter fighting season in Ukraine.
Why are the globalists cracking down in Poland?
It's very simple.
Poland is the eastern flank of NATO.
The globalist coup that we have witnessed over the past 24 hours, the arresting of conservative politicians, members of parliament, it's like members of congress here at home, as they hid out in the presidential palace, police storming the presidential palace of Warsaw, arresting these conservatives, these anti-communist fighters.
Putting them in after globalist Donald Tusk became the Prime Minister even though he didn't win the election of 2023.
Understand what's going on.
The globalists are on the march because they're getting desperate.
They're escalating things because they have lost their soft power and they're going mask off.
That's why they're trying to commit voter fraud here in the United States even before the election begins by stripping Trump off the ballot.
They're going to steal the election Before the election even begins.
That's the goal here in the United States.
Abroad, why do we care about Poland?
Look, everybody knows Poland always has a special place in my heart and it always will.
But, Poland is the eastern flank of NATO.
Because the Ukrainian war Has turned into a complete debacle for Zelensky and for the Ukrainian military.
The globalists have lost there, NATO's lost there, so who's next up?
It's Poland, okay?
It's not Putin going into Poland, it's the globalists going into Poland.
The iron law of woke projection wins yet again.
The globalists are trying to take over Poland because they want to crack down on dissent and use Poland and the Polish people as a place to escalate and expand the war in Ukraine.
They will send people in and they're locking up dissidents right now.
They're locking up anyone in parliament that isn't fully on board with their agenda.
I thank God that there's Polish patriots running around out there, but you must be.
You must rise up peacefully and you must be wary for provocations, federal plants, communists coming in and trying to pull the Ray Epps feds erection playbook on you today and tomorrow as the Polish patriots take to the streets to protest the political prisoners that have been taking.
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Now, I'm talking about the globalists on the march, and this is what we're talking about here on today's show.
But I'll tell you another thing.
The front lines against globalism, it's not all the way over in Poland, even though there's a lot going on in Poland.
It's not in Davos, where the World Economic Forum is having the Legion of Globalists, and their summit begins on Monday, and we're going to have some live reporting from there.
No, it's in your own neighborhoods.
The front line is in your neighborhood.
The front line is your town.
The front line is your community.
The front line is your church.
Specifically, if you live in one of the swing states, specifically if you live in a battleground state, and specifically if you live in a place like Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, Nevada, these early states, this is the front lines.
And someone who is absolutely up to his ears in data on this is Richard Barris, The People's Pundit.
He joins us here today.
Rich, what are you seeing on the front lines as we speak?
Hey Jack, thanks for having me as always.
Appreciate it.
We're in the field in Iowa right now, actually.
We've spoken with almost now about a thousand Iowans.
It's going to be more than a caucus poll.
We're also polling the general election, getting new numbers on that.
There's a few things.
One is I want to tell people you really always expect, I don't want to say an upset, but a surprise in Iowa.
Someone will do better than expected and someone will do worse than expected.
But we have never seen somebody lose when they have a lead as big as Donald Trump has right now.
Now, I'm not telling Trump voters to be complacent.
I'm not saying that for that reason.
I'm simply saying, in the field right now, and he's doing very well.
I mean, the former president has a significant lead.
Out in New Hampshire, that's the kind of state where if there was going to be some kind of an upset, it would be in the state of New Hampshire.
That said, It really depends on how polls are modeling how many moderates and independents are going to turn out.
So, for instance, CNN, the University of New Hampshire, we call them bearish.
We have these different tranches.
They've been in a tranche that has polled Trump low compared to the consensus.
All cycles.
So, they had Nikki Haley closer with Trump having a 7 point lead.
The very same day, the Suffolk USA Today poll had Trump with 20 point lead.
Clearly movement.
Even in Iowa, it's very clear that Nikki Haley did gain some traction.
It's just, in Iowa, does she have the organization to really pull off a second place finish?
Organization will matter in a caucus.
There's no doubt.
Well, and so when we're looking at this, we're talking, and I've heard the whisper campaign that's been hitting my inbox.
I'm sure you're getting some of these texts as well.
A lot of these people placing their bets.
They're saying, I don't know.
I don't know.
I'm hearing a lot about this ground game.
Ron DeSantis.
It's going to be a come from behind.
People aren't seeing it.
A lot of chatter on the ground.
Is that real or is that one of these destabilization, whisper campaign kind of tactics?
Kind of like, by the way, the same type of tactic that we saw out of Jeff Rowe with Ted Cruz when he was saying that Ben Carson was dropping out of the race as the caucuses were still going.
I was just gonna say that.
You have to remember who surrounds, even with Jeff Rowe gone from Never Back Down, who still surrounds Ron DeSantis, many of the same people.
He got Bob Vander Plaats' endorsement.
So they pulled the same, they used the same template that Cruz and others like Santorum have used.
But folks, when Rick Santorum pulled an upset, he won by Mitt Romney only had a little over a one-point lead.
This was not huge.
In 2016, when there was another so-called upset, you had those whisper campaigns that were employed by Cruz.
He overperformed by about four points.
Donald Trump underperformed by about four points, roughly.
But anyway, it came to actually combined seven point, with what the disparity was seven points between the RCP average was and what the actual result was.
Organization can do that, and Trump had no organization in 2016.
We all hear a lot about these commit to caucus cards.
Trump didn't have any of that going in 2016, and he still got second place.
You know, there's a lot of people in the poll that we're conducting now, and I think people are misunderstanding what a commit to caucus card is.
They're enormously helpful for campaigns because you know who people are, The campaign can reach back out to them, but we, if you have a campaign, Jack, that in April had 20 points, 25 points more support than they do now, there will be people who signed those commit to caucus cards back then and now are not caucusing for Ron DeSantis.
We are talking to them in the poll where we've heard from many of them.
They've changed their mind.
It is not a binding agreement.
They're not obligated.
Once they sign that, they can change their mind.
And I think a lot of people don't seem to understand.
Now, DeSantis' ground game is part on loan from Kim Reynolds, and it's part of what Never Back Down spent.
Although, we know they did not spend all of that money on ground like they initially said they were going to spend.
They wasted a lot on TV ads that didn't resonate and even some that backfired.
I love that story!
I love that story!
When they were running anti-Trump ads and it backfired and they said, you know, this ad reminds me why I like Trump in the first place.
I don't like these attacks.
I think I'm going to support Trump actually more.
Incredible.
In polling we heard from people who told us, and because Never Back Down had been so synonymous with Ron DeSantis, they basically viewed it as coming from Ron DeSantis.
We talked to people who said there just came a point where Never Back Down just They overdid it, you know?
They just overdid it.
All they do is attack, and, you know, we're getting tired of it.
So, even when they then turned their attention on Nikki Haley, it backfired on them, even with Nikki Haley now.
So, they need to focus a lot less on Donald Trump, and they need to focus more on Nikki Haley, because at this point, you know, it's not at all assured that Ron DeSantis will get second place in Iowa.
Let me just put it that way.
Wow.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Walk me through that.
Walk me through that because that's huge.
Yeah.
I'm telling you, Vivek has some, there's some underlying things with Vivek's support where it would not surprise me if he overperformed and Nikki Haley is surging with Never Trump voters right now.
And Ron DeSantis has basically lost a lot of his MAGA.
And we're asking about second choice.
And it's funny, you know, once upon a time you would think almost all of Nikki Haley's second choice would go to DeSantis or something like that.
It's not like that anymore.
You know, they're basically splitting.
If it's a Haley voter in Iowa right now, and we ask about their second choice, it could be DeSantis, it could be Trump.
It's like, you know, chopped up pretty evenly.
And the same thing now is true of DeSantis.
But all of the MAGA that DeSantis once had is basically in Trump's column.
Also, Trump's voter is totally Locked in.
Their core support.
Each of them, we're going to, when we report this, we're going to report top line, like everybody else does with polling, but we're also going to give a couple more things.
One is their core level of support.
Caucus goers who are convinced and they're not going to change their mind at the caucus.
And then we're going to give people a range based on that, the second choice, and who the leaners are.
And by the way, Trump is winning the leaners in Iowa.
Those six percent who still Stubbornly say I'm undecided six or eight percent.
We're forcing them to choose and Trump is winning them.
So it's it's it there's makings of being surprised like by Haley or Vivac beating DeSantis.
There is not really anything in the cake that Trump is going, you know, to somehow underperform by 30 points.
Jack, it's not there.
This has been a huge thing that Charlie Kirk and I have been talking about recently, saying that, you know, if the DeSantis campaign and if they want to use the Jeff Roe magic math strategy of Cruz from 2016, they're going to come out of this and say, oh, look, Trump won, but he underperformed the polls.
You see, they said he was going to have a 40-point blowout, and he only won by 35, or he only won by 20, or something like this.
And they're going to spread that narrative out, and then Yahoo News is going to have it, and, you know, when people go to check their emails, CNN's going to run with that.
Trump underperforms.
Trump underperforms.
Sure.
So even though he wins, that will be the headline that you see plastered everywhere out there.
So what you're saying is, though, is that this may actually be it.
That this may actually be it for DeSantis?
He's got nowhere to go after this, Jack.
And I'm telling you, it is not at all assured, even with his ground game, that he can take second.
Because it's a classic battle between organization and momentum.
And Trump and Haley right now are getting the late deciders, okay?
They're also getting mind changers, people who are with somebody else.
DeSantis is basically Uh, plateaued.
And it's only, for him, it's about getting the vote out.
Haley doesn't have, what she has is momentum, but she doesn't have organization, and it's not a primary.
It's a caucus.
People know how, how a caucus works.
You need that organization.
So, it is possible that DeSantis' organization is superior, and he'll edge her out.
But, organically right now, he's gonna, he's, I agree with other polls, let me put it this way, because we're not done yet.
I would.
Don't be surprised if Nikki Haley is in second in this poll.
And I've seen other polls.
Obviously there have been other polls that are very similar.
Hold that right there because we're going to be back more with Richard Barris.
And I promised you guys last week when we talked to Rich, we're going to talk about the unions and we've got to talk about Michigan and the Rust Belt when we come back.
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We promised we'd talk about unions.
Trump met with the head of the Teamsters last week.
This is huge.
I think a lot of people who are reporting on the 2024 race are not understanding this, but you see Trump meeting with the head of the Teamsters, and then all of a sudden, we get this poll out of Detroit News, which is one of the gold standard polls for Michigan that says Trump is up eight points.
Eight points.
And you have the pollster in there saying that if I was in the White House right now, I would be pulling the alarm bells.
Why is Trump, why is Trump just dominating in the state of Michigan right now?
You know, I was reading the interviews and I do want to bring up the union vote specifically because I had an article on Locals about it.
People should go and check it out.
It was on RealClearPolitics because it's huge and people aren't talking about it, Jack.
You're right, 100%.
And I'm reading the interviews and One of the gentlemen who said, look, I'm open to voting for a Democrat, I could vote for a different Democrat, maybe, depending on, even though he went with Trump over Newsom too, but he said, I can count on Trump being Trump, and I voted for Biden last time, and he's just not the guy they portrayed him to be.
And this is a common theme, we're hearing this a lot, and the truth is, it's because the image Biden was portraying and the media were portraying of him.
in 2020 was not real.
You know that, I know that, because we're political junkies.
But normies, right, they didn't know that.
And then also in Michigan, Pennsylvania, these union-heavy states, Trump did very well against Hillary Clinton in 16 with unions, and it was driven by overperforming with private sector unions.
Clinton only won them by four or five points overall union households, and that's nothing for a Democratic candidate.
But then Biden wound up winning them by about 14 points again, 54 to 40.
And I went back and I'm looking at, or 56 to 40, excuse me.
And then I went back and looked at some of our data that we had, because we had Trump up by five in Michigan, which concerned me.
I thought that was too much.
And now here we have a plus eight.
And I'm looking back and the union vote is key, is a big part of this.
So these voters who told us they voted in 2020, for instance, The margin was identical to their margin, their actual vote margin in 2020.
So you know the poll was representative.
And Jack, they told us they voted for Biden 57.8 to 42, or 59.6 to 36.9.
And now it's basically almost even.
It looks more like 2016 than it does 2020.
So what's going on?
The numbers are there, the numbers are there.
Private sector unions, this is a state, Michigan, that Biden, you know, we're told won in 2020, but What is going on?
Because look, we talk about the margin of fraud, all right?
I'm gonna say something right now.
When I saw that poll, I said Trump is currently polling above the margin of fraud in Michigan.
Rich, how is he driving that?
Yeah, I mean, this is a part of the... One thing I want to say is that In 20, some of that was like logistics and organization because there were articles in Politico about it.
They put the screws to the leadership of these unions, put the screws to the members in 2020 and said, you do not abandon the Democratic nominee like you did Hillary Clinton.
Now, private sector unions are basically saying, Jack, I don't really care what you say.
It's a secret palette.
I'm going to do what I'm going to do.
In 20, they kind of listened.
It's all about the economy.
That trip that some in the media mocked, you know, when he went to Michigan instead of going to the debate and he sat with the United Auto Workers.
This, you know, this very, this A-B test that's going on, this like, Choose A or choose B. Both of these men have records now, and when Trump was president, these union workers will tell you that life for them was really good.
Joe Biden, they don't know who he is, they don't know what he's made out of, even with some of the, you know, perceived flaws with Trump, which we know there are.
They don't care because at least they know who Trump is and they can count on Trump to be Trump.
He says that, the one guy that they interviewed and highlighted, he literally says that.
I think it's a huge deal, and it comes Uh, again, from just this, when you're presented with something, Jack, as one thing, you know, politicians do that.
They have a brand that they're trying to sell you, but then you turn out not to be that brand.
And it's like, you feel like you were sold a bill of goods that was, you know, it was bogus.
Um, with Trump, he is what he is and he delivered a good peace and prosperity term for them.
And they want that back.
So I really think that is such a hurdle for Joe Biden to make.
And people are saying, you know, pull the fire alarm.
But what's he going to do, Jack?
What's he going to do?
How is he going to change that perception?
I don't know.
I don't know.
These are both universally known men.
They both have records.
The world would have to—the fires would have to be put out around the world, and the economy would have to, like, roar.
You know, roar.
Not the fake roaring, which we all—we saw the employment numbers again this month.
Eleven out of twelve months have been downwardly revised.
Like, job creation is not real in this country.
It would have to get real.
And Obama tried making the same argument for Hillary Clinton In 16, they would pump up these bogus numbers that were always revised and the American people didn't feel it.
And they that so so they ignored them and they voted for Donald Trump.
And that's going to happen again if it's not a one of the one of the biggest wedges that I've seen and just talking to people up there reviewing interviews as well is this issue of the electric vehicle mandate because.
Because I think a lot of people saw the electric vehicle mandate and they said, oh, that's fine.
You know, the autoworkers will be for that.
But the autoworkers, they are up in arms over it.
Biden, he's fully embedded to the electric vehicle mandate because of his green energy sector, because that part of the coalition.
Because of that money that's going into his coffers, but at the same time, Trump has just said, no, it's done.
It is going to be out day one.
Talk to me about this.
Yeah, and you can see that by region.
Again, there were some parts of Michigan where Trump had slipped, where he had done better, and he flipped a bunch of counties that Obama had won.
The auto workers liked Obama because he was perceived to have saved the auto industry during the Great Recession, but then they went for Trump over Hillary.
Now, you know, Biden has tied himself to this Green agenda he can't reverse that Jack.
He can't go around that even if it means him suffering in in the southeastern part of the state Even if it means him suffering with the United Auto Workers.
And it's very, I mean, it's not just us.
You could see it in this Glenn Gariff poll, for the Detroit News, and many others.
Trump is doing better in these areas because he's reclaiming the margin he once had with some, with working class in general.
And then, I mean, this is surprising to people, but I think maybe we all have to start to come to grips with this.
Michigan was always the tougher of the three states for Trump to win in 16 and 20.
Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
But because of the demographics of Michigan and the demographics that we're seeing shift to Trump.
Younger, black men, working class, non-whites.
They build cars too, Jack.
You know?
They're in private sector unions too.
And Trump is now doing better with them than he ever did.
So it is starting to make sense to me that Michigan, for instance, Maybe a state that Trump performs stronger than one of the other two states, where he seemed to have a better chance to carry.
Because Michigan he only carried by a little under 11,000 votes in 2016, and then he lost it by a little over two and a half points in 2020.
Rich, we've been talking about- It was the hardest in all three.
In all the interviews that you and I have been doing for the last six months, we've been talking Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, Wisconsin, and I do still think that Wisconsin needs to be a big piece of the strategy, but all of a sudden I'm like, let's put some more chips in Michigan over here.
This is the, listen, this is why I, and people... Macomb County, baby!
This is, people may take this as being pro-Trump.
The point, it's not the point.
It's about strategy and it's about just using your brain.
When you have somebody like Donald Trump as the nominee, Iowa and Ohio, Florida, they come off the table, Jack.
I mean, they wasted a lot of money in 2020 in those states that I could have told you in August he was going to win overwhelmingly.
So that leaves resources and time.
To go after these other states?
Absolutely, you hammer Wisconsin.
I mean, it is still going to be the state that polls more Democrat than it votes.
That is going to happen.
But it means you have time and you have money to also go after Michigan and Minnesota, by the way.
They're all right there, you know?
You just do this five-point pattern in campaign stops and you can hit these states.
I mean, because I'm telling you, Now that we pulled the entire Rust Belt last month, we had Trump up by 5 in Michigan, it was one of the strongest states, but Minnesota was dead even.
And if I, you know, had any reservations about the accuracy of it, look at everyone else now in Michigan.
So, very clearly, that state is close.
So, if you don't have to worry about losing Ohio, which he was leading by 14 points, and you don't have to worry about losing Iowa, where he is stomping, Joe Biden right now, because we're pulling it again.
Then you go and you hit these other states.
You do.
I mean, it's just a waste of money, Jack.
I got to say this.
You know, $8 million in Michigan is secure a victory in Michigan.
That's what it would take.
I mean, we've detailed it.
We've done the numbers.
Ballpark, same amount in Pennsylvania.
They spent $22 million in the last final stretch on TV advertising in Iowa alone just to try to diminish Donald Trump's significant lead.
This is crazy.
This is a total waste of money.
I'm sorry.
Rich, final 30 seconds, man.
I could never win.
Sorry.
You're right.
They're torching money that could be used for ballot operations in the fall for everyone up and down the ballot.
Where can people go to follow you and get all the information from?
The people's pundit himself.
Best Place Jack is on Locals.
PeoplesPundit.Locals.com, brother.
Thanks for having me on.
Rich, incredible, incredible work as always.
I need to see that Iowa poll when it comes out because these final polls, we're going to know very shortly, folks, who was right, who was wrong.
A lot of people are going to be deleting tweets after Ron DeSantis loses the Iowa caucus.
Stay tuned.
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Thank you.
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Alright, Jack Posobiec back here live at Human Events Daily.
We're going to do a political discussion now because we are in a political season.
We're in a political election year and in an election year you need to win over various constituencies and you need to win over those constituencies in the battleground areas.
We've known since 2016 one of the key areas in this country has been the Rust Belt.
Here on this program, Human Events Daily, we've been harping over the Rust Belt almost every single day, every single time we talk about it.
And if you want to understand the Rust Belt, you have to understand the workers.
And up there, it's the United Auto Workers.
Daniel Turner, Power the Future, joins us now.
Daniel, you've talked about the impact before of the EV mandate, the electric vehicle mandate.
Seems like the UAW workers are completely against it and if the Detroit News poll is any indication They're backing Trump even bigger than the margin of victory walk us through how this has become such a political albatross and Really a that Biden is just stuck with it Yeah, and it's incredible to see all of these things converge at the same time the entire green movement which which I fight against in my daily the entire green movement really
made in China and so it's not surprising the Rust Belt is turning from this back when the Green New Deal was introduced by Congresswoman Ocasio-Cortez one of the most vociferous opponents of it was was the AFL CIO Richard Trumka because he realized that this entire thing was made on foreign soil and so EV mandates are just a continuation of that I mean
If you're an auto worker, why would you want to be forced to make a car that just bits and pieces of it are going to be made in China with 30% of a smaller American workforce?
Why would you want to support a mandate that's basically telling you, hey, work on this now, but we're going to fire you in a couple of years if this goes through.
So it's really not surprising that so much of the Rust Belt, and this goes back 20, 30 years, so much of these jobs that we have shipped to China, These are the workers.
They were the heart of the Trump campaign back in 2016, and they will absolutely support him again in 2024.
Well, and it's amazing, too.
And Rich Barristers is on here now because, you know, you did see the support a little bit swing back to Biden in 2020.
But now Biden's got a record.
Biden's got a record of saying, I will sell you out.
I'm not interested in helping you.
I'm interested in helping China and this green movement.
And talk to me a little bit.
Why is it that they're so wedded on the left to this green movement?
I mean, couldn't Biden just come out and say, hey, we're going to we're going to shut this off?
I mean, politically speaking, you'd think he'd want to say something.
I'm sure, by the way, he probably will say something.
He will.
He'll reverse course when the going gets tough as he's done before.
Look, I'm not going to give campaign advice to the Biden team, but if I were, if he just made drilling for American oil and gas and producing coal easier, right, and he deregulated the industry and just let us do our jobs, We would see inflation drop.
We'd see the price of goods drop.
We'd see China get weaker.
We'd see Russia get weaker.
We'd see Iran get weaker.
That's less violence in the Middle East.
That's less attacks on Ukraine.
And Biden would win re-election!
This is not a difficult concept to understand, and yet he still won't do it.
That's how powerful the Green Movement is, and how much of, when I say this is a religion, and people like me say that the Green Cult or climate change is a religion, that is how serious they take this religion.
Does it matter that this is good for the American people?
Does it matter that it's good for foreign policy?
Or has it cost 500,000 Ukrainian lives?
What matters is combating climate change.
They believe that to their core because it's clearly about control.
It's not about the environment.
It's a control issue.
And they're not going to surrender it.
Even if it means losing the election, they are not going to surrender it.
No, I think you're exactly right.
And because, and it's interesting too, because I had a conversation with a contact who was out in Silicon Valley recently talking to one of these guys and saying, you know, the two biggest issues are climate change and AI.
And this is someone who's, you know, worth easy, you know, 400, $500 million.
And climate change is going to kill everybody.
And AI, by the way, is the way that we're going to save ourselves This is what these people talk about behind closed doors.
And I wish, and there's so many people that wanna write it off and say, oh, it's just greed and the military industrial complex, it's just greed and avarice and everybody's making money.
And like, I wish, I wish it was just that, but unfortunately these people actually believe these things. - Yeah, and it is the greatest cause of the elite suburban, predominantly white upper middle class of America, right?
It is why it's the cause du jour of rich housewives in McLean and beta men.
Climate change has always been that.
But if you're the struggling American family, climate change is not making your eggs cost $4 a dozen.
Climate change is not making your gas expensive.
Biden brags about how gas prices are down, and they are.
but they're still more than a dollar expensive per gallon than when he took office.
Right.
Climate change is not making your utility bill 40 percent higher.
What is is Biden's green agenda.
And climate change is not costing you your job in Detroit, in Wisconsin, in Ohio, in Pennsylvania, in West Virginia.
Places that have been ignored for for decades, ignored even by their own elected officials.
You know, Bob Casey's up for re-election.
What has he done for Pennsylvania?
Where does he stand on the green agenda?
Where does he stand on fracking bans and this war on coal?
Same with Sherrod Brown, Ohio, huge oil gas coal state.
Where does he stand, right?
Here are two very important senators looking for third terms They're part of the problem, and so it's not surprising that their voters are shifting towards someone who actually will have their back when it comes to oil, jobs, coal, gas, fracking, pipelines, etc, etc.
Yeah, to be honest, I've been looking at some of the numbers in my home state of Pennsylvania, tracking this.
Look, Casey is still going to be very formidable up there as an incumbent senator because he has that name ID from back when his dad did.
This is Casey Jr., but of course he doesn't run around telling anyone he's Casey Jr.
He never uses the Jr.
because his dad was such a popular governor in Pennsylvania.
He's just using that legacy over and over and over to get reelected.
And then what does he do when he's in office?
Absolutely nothing.
In a strange way though, Federman has kind of had this like star turn ever since his stroke and he's kind of talking like a Republican all of a sudden when he gets into talking about the Middle East, talking about Israel, talking about terrorism, talking about the border.
At the same time, his wife is like gone completely missing when she used to be super camera hungry.
And I think that his star turn is really overshadowing the fact that Bob Casey has been AWOL for all these years.
And people are saying to themselves, you know, maybe we could use another senator who actually does something.
Now, is Dave McCormick going to be that guy?
I think he is going to win the primary winters.
We'll see.
I think Trump will run ahead of any Republican in Pennsylvania right now, and for those same reasons that you mentioned.
But I do think that because of a lot of this in Pennsylvania, certainly in western Pennsylvania when it comes to fracking, it is very much a Rust Belt state.
Pennsylvania is kind of like two states combined because we have the Acela Corridor too, which of course is where I hail from.
And then you have Western PA.
Bannon likes to say, Pozo, you're from the wrong side of Pennsylvania, man.
You should have been from out West.
But tell me about the frackers out there, those crowds of frackers over in Western Pennsylvania.
How are they being hurt so much by Biden?
Yeah, well, look, and it's estimated around 500,000 people work in this job, and that's a lot of People, especially when you consider that 500,000 people have spouses and moms and dads and brothers and sisters-in-law.
And if that person is in your family, you have to vote to protect their job.
And when you have these EPA regulations that come from the Biden administration, when you have these enormous rules that come out of the Department of Interior, when you just have the absence of land leases, right?
Governor Burgum, when he was running for president, used to talk about on stage how he had to sue the administration To finally have them go back and have land leases, something that is required by law.
They just will not do it.
So if you deny people access to oil and gas, you deny their funding through the entire ESG movement, and then you punish the back end by gas stove mandates and leaf blowers, etc., of course the industry is going to suffer.
And that's 500,000 folks, let alone coal jobs, let alone so many of these jobs.
And again, how is life better?
That's why Biden has to talk about White supremacy, he has to talk about racism, he has no record to run on because life is categorically more expensive.
I've been thinking so much about that line from Reagan of 1980 and it's probably the most quoted and it's the most simple, but boy is it powerful.
Are you better off than you were four years ago?
That sums up this entire Trump campaign too.
Are you better off?
Defense contractors are maybe better off and the pharmaceutical industries may be better off.
But your average American, especially those in the Rust Belt, especially those in the energy industry, they're not.
They're not better off.
And no amount of white supremacy fear, no amount of J6 fear, is going to change the fact that I can't afford groceries, seen by the fact that our credit card debt is at the highest it's ever been in history.
Americans are poor right now, and they'll vote that way.
You're exactly right.
Daniel Turner, Power of the Future, is our guest.
We've got one more segment with him coming up after the break.
Fact of the matter is, folks, are you better off today than you were four years ago?
That's all that needs to be said.
That's literally all that needs to be said.
Stay tuned.
We'll be right back. - Working long hours.
I'm always listening to "Human Events" with Jack Posobiec. - All right, Jack Posobiec, back here live.
Final segment, "Human Events Daily." And I have a question for Mr. Daniel Turner, Mr., because we use proper titles around here, Power of the Future.
I have a question.
I was watching Tucker Carlson recently.
Does oil come from dinosaurs?
Like when I go to the gas station and I fill up my car, am I pouring a T-Rex into my gas tank?
Because I remember hearing that on TV when I was a kid.
We used to have the Sinclair stations with their little dinosaur running around.
Is that true or was the entire government lying to us for all these years?
They're not fossils.
They're not dinosaur bones.
I will say on the offset, I always use the term fossil fuels because as a big fan of Wittgenstein and philosophy of language, I don't seed language.
And so I get a lot of problems, a lot of emails, like, stop saying fossil fuels, it's inaccurate.
It is the conventional term, and I'm not going to, you know, change what words I use to describe this industry to appease any agenda.
We call it fossil fuels, you know, I'm just gonna stick with it, but yes, I'm well aware, and most Americans are, that it's not actual dinosaur bones.
It is hydrocarbons, and it was at one point organic material, but if you remember basic biology and chemistry,
Every living thing is made up of carbon and so it kind of makes you laugh when you hear people like John Kerry or even better when Joe Biden was in Scotland back at COP26 I guess it was and he talked about trying to rid all the world of carbon and I thought oh that's bad right like I hope you fail at that because if you if you rid the world of carbon we're gonna be in bad shape but um but no it's not actually dinosaur bones
Well, and so this is one of the things that the scientist was getting at, too, because if these complex hydrocarbons were only made from fossils and only organic material, then why is it that we're finding trace elements of them in space, in areas where obviously we don't believe that complex life forms exist?
And I guess the question was more getting into that, which is, you know, a very heavily disputed rabbit hole of, is this something that's potentially basically a geological process?
Yeah, well that's a great point and that's where I am.
We've heard from most of my life that we were going to hit peak oil.
Carter talked about it when he ran for president in 1976.
Exactly!
And this has been a huge political talking point, and the green guys use this all the time to say, we need to move green, we need to shift our entire energy grid over to green because run out oil, run out oil, and they've been doing it for 50 years.
And so peak oil, according to Jimmy Carter, was going to happen by the year 2000.
And remember, all the experts agreed, Jack, this was science.
All the experts agree.
We will be out of oil by the year 2000.
My take on oil and gas and coal is that these things regenerate a lot faster than we've given them credit because it seems just from our last 20 years in America alone, it seems that everywhere we look for it, we find it and we find it in absolute abundance.
And we know some of the largest deposits are completely untapped, right?
Monterey Shale in California, All of New York State, which potentially has more natural gas than Pennsylvania and Ohio, than Utica and Marcellus areas.
So, you know, my philosophy when it comes to fossil fuels are, are they finite?
Well, the world is finite, right?
The Earth is finite.
So, in a sense, yeah, I'll give you finite, but are they regenerating?
I think they are, and I think they are regenerating so much faster than we could possibly realize.
Because we've been told peak oil is any day, and we seem to find more and more of it every single time we explore.
Yeah, you can go back and find speeches from presidents and politicians from all these years, and you know, everybody likes to show the Newsweek cover that talks about global cooling, but I think one of the ones that's even more interesting is when they were talking about peak oil, and this idea that we were just about, and you know, we're at the bottom of everyone remembers the great The great Daniel Day-Lewis, you know, I drink your milkshake.
You know, we're at the bottom of the milkshake.
We're at the bottom of the straw.
We're about to go, it's about to be tap dry, just like at the end, and then he kills the guy in the bowling alley.
But the idea is that we go lower and lower, and by the way, when it comes to the planet itself, we've barely even scratched the surface in terms of how far down we've gone.
Isn't that also true?
Oh gosh, yeah.
I mean, we haven't even begun to explore offshore.
And we do these things so responsibly.
We do these so responsibly, so ethically, with such environmental standards.
It's why I'll never understand this current administration that says Well, we're not going to allow expanded offshore drilling, but we are going to buy oil from Venezuela, and we're going to allow China to explore in the Gulf of Mexico in international waters.
They can drill, but no, we're not.
And do we really think Chinese oil rigs are drilling responsibly in the Gulf?
Do we think they're going to do a better job than America?
No, they're mobile rigs that are going to be coming up from Cuba.
And you'd think just from an understanding of this, you know, this is not a resource that we've known in terms of human civilization for a very long time.
It comes across in the mid-1800s, it leads to the Industrial Revolution.
But I mean, that's like the blink of an eye compared to all of human civilization.
So I think when it comes to oil, gas, coal, we just don't know so much of it.
And we think we know everything.
And then all of a sudden, we discover this stuff, it leads to the biggest expansion of human, just human quality of life.
And isn't that really all we're talking about is quality of life.
When we talk about the politics and Michigan and everything else that we've seen in human history, and suddenly we want to we want to turn it off just overnight like that.
And you know, I don't know, I think there's something going on that's that's a deeper conversation here.
Because it is as you say, it's almost like you have this massive industrial fight behind the scenes.
And that's what I will always love about this industry and why I fight so hard for it.
Yes, it's national security and it's prosperity in the economy, but more than anything else, it's human dignity.
And there is nothing dignified about allowing people to suffer the elements.
There's nothing dignified about allowing people to die in hospital beds.
And because of fossil fuels, we've discovered medicines and Tide Pods.
Sadly, the Millennials are eating them, but most people can clean their clothes, and there's nothing dignified about being in poverty, right?
And when you look at the history of man on this planet for however many tens of thousands of years, for almost all of it, we have had undignified existences.
And suddenly, with the fossil fuel era from the 1850s on, Average Joes can live in tremendous comfort and dignity, and that is what fossil fuels can do.
And it is remarkable that this sludge, and we'll call it that lovingly, this sludge that comes from 10,000 feet underground is refined into millions of products, and we sell it at the gallon for what a tenth of people buy Fiji water, right?
And you think of that, how is this possible?
How did someone figure out to take this sludge, again, from 10,000 feet PowerTheFuture.com and always great to be on with you, Jack.
tires and turn it into rubber and plastic and band-aids and so the the dignity that comes from the fossil fuel industry and there's no plan for getting rid of that when john carrey says we're getting rid of fossil fuels disposable diapers what do we do ask that question of life the dignity of life and the quality of life daniel turner real quick we're going to find you how are the future.com and always great to be on with you jack gonna be a crazy year gonna be a crazy year We'll have to have you back.
