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Christ is King!
We're getting a new look at the attempted assassination of former President Trump today through newly obtained police body camera footage.
Body cam footage from Butler Township Police shows the moment an officer was hoisted onto the roof of the building where Crooks was positioned.
Then slid back down after spotting the gunman off camera and retreated to his patrol car.
With all of that being said, I think it's very important to have debates.
Fox on a date of September 4th.
We've agreed with NBC, fairly full agreement subject to them, on September 10th.
And we've agreed with ABC on September 25th.
Well, I'm glad that he's finally agreed to a debate on September 10th.
I'm looking forward to it.
But as a border czar, she's been the worst border czar in history, in the world history.
I think the number is 20 million, but whether it's 15 or 20, it's numbers that nobody's ever heard before.
It is wrong to somehow suggest Then an undocumented immigrant is a criminal.
Being an undocumented immigrant is not a crime.
I know what a crime looks like.
An undocumented immigrant is not a criminal.
We can do CDC research.
in uniform.
When the United States Marine Corps, when the United States of America asked me to go to Iraq to serve my country, I did it.
I did what they asked me to do, and I did it honorably, and I'm very proud of that service.
When Tim Walts was asked by his country to go to Iraq, you know what he did?
He dropped out of the army and allowed his unit to go without him, a fact that he's been criticized for aggressively by a lot of the people that he served with.
We can do background checks.
We can do CDC research.
We can make sure we don't have reciprocal carry among states, and we can make sure that those weapons of war that I carried in war is the only place where those weapons were at.
Listen, I praise anyone who has presented themselves to serve our country.
And I think that we all should.
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We are live from Boston, Massachusetts.
Today is August 9th, 2024.
And Dominic, yesterday we came to you live from Mar-a-Lago.
We took President Trump's entire press conference, which I was able to attend in full.
And then I also basically got to spend the day there at Mar-a-Lago, meeting with campaign members, meeting with the heads of everybody, of course, getting to see the president, getting to see just all who's who in the zoo down there, getting to see the fake news media.
And folks, I got to tell you that the way that people are talking about the press conference in media is totally different to the vibe in the room.
In the room, he was making people laugh.
He was making jokes.
Even some of the journalists who were there covering him, you know, who write very harsh, nasty things about him and me and this entire movement, they were laughing.
They were having a great time.
And, you know, there were some audio issues, like he was having trouble Hearing some of the questions because they were low.
But other than that, you know, I would say he was pretty relaxed.
He seemed pretty loose.
You know, took questions.
There were no pre-planned questions, anything.
It was, you're here, I'm here, ask whatever question you want.
And then it was hilarious because the media comes out and says, oh, it was unfocused.
Well, no, it was a general news conference.
The point was, was you can ask whatever you want.
So whoever shows up gets to ask questions.
So we got answers about the FBI's saying that the FBI has briefed him on Thomas Matthew Crooks, as well as this Pakistani guy tied to the Iranians, who may have been involved in a, I don't personally think that that was a very serious threat, but he has been briefed on that.
They said that he's been briefed on a lot of the things that were going on, regards to the security failures of Butler, Pennsylvania.
He talked about abortion.
Point being is, he was able to talk about every issue that was there.
And then they say it's unfocused.
Like, well, no, that's the point.
You guys ask the questions, he's answering them again and again.
Then when you come to the campaign itself, so yes, got to spend some time with the head shed yesterday for a few hours, and then, of course, flew back up here.
But, you know, it really goes to show you that under the hood, the Trump campaign is doing a lot.
The Trump Force 47 team is doing a lot.
By the way, it's a total joke.
To say that there's no field offices.
I keep hearing people say there's no field offices going around in the country, specifically in the swing states.
I'm like, I just did a Zoom call the other night across the entire state of Pennsylvania, and we were popping in to office here, office here, office here, and each office was filled with people who were there for the Trump Force 47 training.
That's of course, that's in addition to, by the way, all the stuff that Turning Point Action is doing.
Pennsylvania Chase, Scott Pressler, and others.
So no, we're not going to stop talking about Tim Walz and his stolen valor.
We're not going to stop talking about stolen elections and stolen momentum.
You guys think that you can throw Kamala Harris at us and suddenly, oh, the whole world's going to change and you're all going to be safe.
No, no, I don't think so.
Tim Walz, Tampon Tim, Hillary Clinton's even sharing the memes out.
No, you're going down.
You're going to lose.
Josh Shapiro was humiliated.
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All right.
We've been duking it out.
We've been trying to figure out where things are, where things stand.
I've been down at Mar-a-Lago.
I was at the Harrisburg rally last week.
I'm up in Boston right now.
Terrible!
How are you?
I'm going to be better.
My coffee is being made for me.
I've got COVID, so that's nice.
Why do you have COVID?
of elections is Rahim Kassam, the editor in chief of the National Pulse.
Rahim, how are you? - Terrible, how are you? - I'm going to be better.
My coffee is being made for me. - I've got COVID, so that's nice.
But- - Why do you do COVID?
You were like the first guy who got COVID in the first place. - Hopefully I'll be the last guy who gets COVID as well.
I mean, it's been no fun this week, but it's a result of, you know, I'm on planes and trains and automobiles all the time, as you say, crisscrossing not just the country, but indeed the Western world.
It's one of those things.
I think I've picked up two colds, a flu, and COVID this year so far, so it's going well.
There was something going around in Milwaukee.
Pretty much everybody who came out of Milwaukee at the RNC had a cough or something.
When I'm on Tucker, when I'm kind of talking low, that's because my throat was entirely clogged up.
Yeah, and then, you know, to add insult to injury, I had to watch Steve Deese on The War Room this morning.
That was no fun, but I assure you that won't be happening again.
But a conversation for another day.
Well, you know, we all love The War Room, and we want The War Room to do very well.
But I suppose, Raheem, you know, it does feel like there's a lot of... Things feel kind of stagnant right now.
Things feel like we're trying to break out, get some momentum going, and And we titled this, The Stolen Momentum.
And it's a conversation that I was having with Producer Faz before the show today.
And he was pointing out how, think about that episode of War Room that you and I did on the day that Trump was shot.
But before he was shot, we had momentum.
Things felt like they were chugging along.
It felt like there was a plan.
It felt like things were moving.
Now, we had no idea what would happen just a few hours time that day.
But I was actually going back and watching that episode to realize You know, to kind of think, okay, now that the craziness has passed, what was it that we were talking about before the assassination attempt where they took a shot at our guy?
And before Joe Biden dropped out of the race, Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, all the drama that happened, what were we talking about?
And we were actually talking about ways to break the momentum, but also ways to Ways to keep everything going because it felt like we were in a good place since J13.
So you're talking it's almost a month ago now.
And, and then all of a sudden it felt like we were given this sort of free ride for a couple of weeks, but now the free ride is over.
So, uh, I guess point being is we've got to get back at least from my perspective, we got to get back to blocking and tackling.
You have to get back to basics.
You have to go and do those core, Competency things that elections do, not just ground game, but also in terms of messaging, also in terms of getting stuff out.
Remember when Trump was going to all those man on the street events and he was going throughout New York and he had the, um, you know, he had the meeting with the workers and going to the bodegas, et cetera, et cetera.
That's the kind of energy that we need back.
Trump with the people.
Now I understand that because of security reasons, everything that happened on J 13, And I got to tell you, Mar-a-Lago security was 10 times higher.
It was the highest level of security I've ever seen going to Mar-a-Lago ever in years.
And I can understand why they might not want to do that.
That being said, I think that bubble that he now exists in is causing some of these stagnant issues, if that makes sense.
What are your thoughts?
I think you've taken us right up to the next break, Jack.
There's so much there, right?
You've got six minutes here, and you've got a whole other segment coming, brother.
Yeah.
There's so much there, though.
I mean, I want to correct a few things, I think, that you're being a little...
Because you're nice.
You're too nice.
You're a nice guy.
You know, that's what you're known for.
You don't swear.
You don't drink.
Allow me to do all those things.
And I, look, I take issue with the idea that the campaign was chugging along.
There wasn't really a campaign, but there didn't need to be a campaign, right?
It was vibes oriented, vibes focused.
And it was a vibes election.
They're going to vote for the old duffer who's landed us in a bunch of more foreign wars, a bunch of more debt, a bunch of more, you know, everything negative that has happened over the last three to four years now.
And the reality was nobody was going to turn out for Joe Biden.
They just were not.
The thing we need to get our heads around now, and I know people at home will not like me saying this, and I know the people on the Twitters will not like me saying this, she has momentum.
Okay?
Whether or not you think it's fake and astroturfed and blah blah blah, yeah, fine, whatever.
At the end of the day, she has momentum.
You have to deal with that.
That is a reality check.
Which, by the way, should be the name of mine and your show, Jack.
Reality check number one.
She is not going to give up that momentum easily.
They are plowing money into touring her around the country.
They are plowing money into advertising.
They are plowing money into a ground game, the likes of which you just simply would not have seen under Joe Biden because none of the Democrat apparatus thought it was worth it to throw bad money after good.
Well, now they don't see it as throwing bad money after good.
They see it as throwing good money after good.
We know who Tim Walz is, we know who Kamala Harris is, we know who all the people around them are, but the Democrat base absolutely and actually doesn't care about that.
Perhaps the one last discerning part of the Democrat base actually is the Arab American voter on the left, because they actually still are clued into their issue, and whether or not Democrats are focused on their issue, and we've seen in the last week that they're not happy with how their issue is being dealt with.
But there are several other reality checks that we need to face here.
And one of them is that we were just simply not kitted out.
And this is not an attack on anyone.
But we were simply not kitted out to run a campaign against a vivacious person.
Somebody with energy.
Somebody who's going to be out there stumping every day.
And yeah, is she hiding from the press?
Of course she's hiding from the press.
Why would you expect anything different?
But she is going to keep doing these rallies.
She is going to keep lying about their size.
They are going to keep pumping her up on the television networks.
They are going to keep spending money.
What we exposed this week.
The Washington Post is spending money, advertising money, on Twitter, pumping up Kamala Harris.
Very illegal, unless it is a donation in kind.
But they're just going to keep doing it.
Oh, but the FEC, you've got to wait for the FEC, and they're going to tell her that she can't use the money.
No, they're not.
Okay?
We have to run this, like 2016 was run.
It is now an insurgent campaign, Jack.
And that's something where I didn't get that sense last night or yesterday when I was there at Mar-a-Lago from the president.
I didn't get that sense that he felt that it was the way that you say, that it's this knife fight, that it's this 50-50, game of inches kind of election.
Now, his head was in it, and he certainly knows who Kamala Harris and Tim Walz are.
And I wish that he had said a little more on Tim Walz because something that I noticed that really didn't come up at all during that entire press conference was the fact that Tim Walz has been lying about his service record.
The fact that he has been embellishing, I don't care what Glenn Kessler and the Washington Post, as you just said, who are, as they're buying ads for the Kamala Harris campaign for their puff pieces, They're also running around saying that, oh, well, you know, he may have stretched things here or there.
And I believe the word they used was sloppy.
Oh, he's been a little sloppy.
That's all it is really.
So if you say you, like for me, I say, I served in Guantanamo Bay.
I don't say I served in Iraq.
I don't say that I served in Guantanamo Bay in support of the CIA and SEAL Team Six and blah, blah, blah, blah.
I say, even though can neither confirm nor deny that may have been the case, but Mike, the matter is, just say what you did and don't go past that.
He said that he served in combat, a lie.
He said that he served in Operation Enduring Freedom in support of Afghanistan, giving the impression that he served in Afghanistan, and deliberately so.
Then, on top of all of it, he had the opportunity to serve in Iraq.
His unit was being sent to Iraq.
He was the command sergeant major.
He was about to be The full command sergeant major.
Why was he given that proverbial, um, that, um, that potential promotion?
Well, be provisional promotion because his unit was deploying and they needed a command sergeant major, basic military operations.
And so, and readiness.
So for people to not understand that all of this was done, and then he decided to walk away because he wanted to run for Congress, that he got the political bug and he was working with John Kerry and all this stuff.
That's what it was.
He could have gone, he could have served.
People died on that deployment, but Tim Walz, no, no, no, he wasn't there.
So that's something where, you know, the media is not going to be your friend.
You can't sit back and wait for the media to come in.
You need to go out, guns blazing, politically speaking, and respond.
Stay tuned, quick break, right back.
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Raheem Kassam, didn't get a chance to have you weigh in on that in the last segment there.
So we've got 11, 11 minutes in this segment, Raheem, plenty of time for our reality check that this, this attack on, which isn't just an attack by the way, but this line of, line of effort regarding stolen valor as regards Tim Walz, And we found, by the way, it's not just one instance.
It's again and again and again, a pattern of, there's a pattern of lies shading the truth.
Was he the head coach of the team or was he the assistant coach?
Was he the assistant coach or was he the defensive coordinator, right?
You know, people who do this sort of thing don't do it once.
They do it in a pattern.
And, you know, and, and then the, you know, the Washington Post comes out and says, Oh, it's, it was, it was, it was sloppy.
It was sloppy really, because, How about you ask Sergeant Kyle Miller's family that?
Sergeant Kyle Miller, the 19 year old who was killed by an IED in the convoy when his command sergeant major had deserted the unit, who never came home.
And his mother, I think gave a statement to Daily Mail saying that, uh, that she could, that, that essentially that Tim Walz is a coward and her son was a hero, which he was, by the way, dying a battle for your country does make you a hero.
And, And the fact, though, is that I'd love to see President Trump just start nailing him on this stuff.
By the way, it also goes to show you that if you had had any other VP pick there other than J.D.
Vance, they wouldn't be able to respond to it in the way that J.D.
is.
Reem, Kassam, your thoughts?
Yeah, I certainly agree with the conclusion there.
I think J.D.
Vance is an exceptional candidate in order to take on that issue.
The question is, you know, whether or not Trump should punch down in this instance, right?
Do you really attack Tim Kaine?
Do you really attack Tim Walz?
I don't know.
I don't know is the answer.
I think it might look a little beneath him.
I don't know.
He's picked some fights like that in the past, but, you know, people really have to get up his nose for that to happen.
I think there is an element of handing it off to J.D.
Vance, and I think that is the right thing to do.
I think it's an issue that J.D.
can handle.
I was talking to somebody in his team yesterday, and I said, you must never, between now and November the 5th, you must never have a day where you do not talk about this.
The other part of it, of course, is that... Go ahead.
Let me ask you this real quick.
There's a thought occurred to me as you're talking that Is there a way to make it about Kamala's judgment then because she picked him and I reported that they were told about this, that this letter was out.
It's like on his first Google page, Google results page when you search for him.
So is there a way to use this to then open up a line on Kamala?
This was her first big choice and she botched it.
Yes.
This is her suckers and losers, right?
Like make her wear it like that.
Like they tried to make that fake quote.
a Trump thing.
And to, you know, everybody I know on the left believes that, by the way.
They absolutely believe the suckers and losers thing, which is just mind-boggling to me, right?
But this is not a judgment question for Kamala.
This is a moral question for Kamala, is you knew this person was lying about one of the most sacred things that people in this country, you know, have their, you know, you know, where are their hearts on their sleeves about is actual service to this nation and the sacrifices that so many of the people across this country have not just had to watch their family members endure, but they have lost family members as a result of it.
Remember, I raise money for Tunnel to Towers every year for this very reason, We're doing the run Next month in Manhattan for this very reason because, you know, I moved to America, you know, nine years ago and saw just how much it means to you guys as a country.
And if there's one thing you can do, you know, to really assimilate, it is really take that on as an issue.
And Kamala has turned her back on it as an issue so much so that she picked this person as her vice president, as her vice president candidate.
And I think that is where you can really hammer her over it.
And he should also, you know, do this thing where he kind of waves off Tim Waltz as a whack job.
And just one more thing, Jack, before I forget, because Will Upton over at The National Pulse, he's worked really hard on a piece that I assigned him yesterday that is going up later on today.
So ladies and gentlemen out there, thenationalpulse.com, it is, is Tim Waltz a Walter Mitty?
Because it does sound and look like he is a Walter Mitty character, a fantasist, a fabulist, somebody who just confects and concocts stories to make himself look cool.
He is this nation's Walter Mitty right now.
Tim Walter Mitty.
There's two pieces of this that I want to throw out.
So the first one, the lack of empathy also kind of goes, it harkens back to what What J.D.
Vance was saying when he brought up the fact that she doesn't have children of her own, and the fact of the matter is, is he wasn't attacking her for that life decision.
He was saying, is this the type of person you want in charge of your country who doesn't have the same level of personal empathy that the mother of Sergeant Kyle Miller does?
Because that mother is never going to see her son again.
But a Kamala Harris doesn't have that direct personal relationship the same way that mother does in the same way that millions of other mothers and fathers do for their kids who get deployed or potentially don't come back.
And so you really have to, Joe Kent, you know, his wife as just as an example.
And so there's so many examples of this where if you don't have skin in the game, the question is, It's not so much about a personal decision.
It's about, do you have the empathy?
Do you have the emotional core?
Going back to the Walter Mitty thing, though, I gotta tell you, as a guy who also spent time in China, right?
So I lived there for two years, and then I heard that Tim Walz was going there for years.
Man, I met so many of these expats, and I've seen it in other places as well.
I saw it when I was in Ukraine on the ground.
You find these Americans, and it's almost always Americans, Who are just kind of bored with their life, and then they go abroad, and it's like they're in this little adventure in their own, that exists only in their own head.
Like, oh, I'm on this adventure, and I'm on a quest, and I'm, you know, I'm breaking the barriers of the CCP, and I'm, you know, in the Ukraine, and people kind of know where the story lies there, is I'm fighting for freedom, I'm fighting for the independence of free people, et cetera.
And then when you ask them just basic questions about like, what about all this, So first player syndrome, it's like a video game, right?
What about the fact that so many people are getting killed, etc., etc.
They say, "Oh, no, it doesn't matter." Because that personal life story of theirs just takes over.
And it's in a way that you say Walter Mitty, it's kind of like, I think in DC you get a lot of this.
They call it first player syndrome.
Have you heard of that one?
No.
So first player syndrome, it's like a video game, right?
So it's like they think that they're in a video game and they are player one.
Right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And, and that the world is just sort of happening around them.
Yeah, I think that's true.
What do you do with that?
What do you do with a guy like that?
Well, look, I just want to come back to something you said a moment ago as well, which is, you know, about how you address this, how you address this ticket, how you address this issue.
A lot of people out there scream like, oh, let's get back to the issues, let's get back to the issues.
The issues are self-selecting.
The country knows the differences on the major issues, the border and immigration, the economy and taxation, manufacturing, investment, foreign policy, all of that.
The country knows.
So, you know, the logos and the ethos kind of self-selecting at this point, especially when you're this close to the election, What isn't self-selecting right now is the pathos.
It's that emotional argument.
It's that appeal.
It's that gut punch.
That's why you'll see time and time again, they go for mockery.
They go for ridicule.
They go, frankly, they go low, right?
That's what they know.
But it's a pathos argument.
They're trying to elicit an emotion in people.
We have to be better at that.
We have to be more forceful with it.
We have to be open and honest about it.
Like, yes, I do want you to feel a gut punch because the country is feeling a gut punch.
You see everything that's going on on the streets of Europe right now?
You see everything that's going on in the streets of England right now?
If you want that in America, you vote for Kamala Walsh, right?
If you do not want that, you do not want that in your lifetimes, if you do not want that for your children, you vote for Trump Vance.
And that's the kind of thing that I would focus on day in and day out, Jack.
Because at the end of the day, look, this does come down to, as you say, the future issues, but also there's character issues, right?
And a lot of the people out there, there's like non-partisan, I'm not a Republican or a Democrat, but you know what they always say?
They say, I vote the man.
I vote the man.
Or in this case, I vote the woman.
All right?
So every veterans page right now across the internet or military meme page or whatever, it's all Tim Walz memes.
I don't know how the MSM is totally, I know how they're missing this, but it's just Tim Walz is the hottest military meme across the military meme sphere right now.
There's even, I've been told that someone is going to Urban Dictionary and putting in the phrase Tim Walz as a verb, you know, to get out of something important that you were supposed to do.
Hey man, did you meet with your parole officer yesterday?
Nah man, I Tim Walzed out of it.
That's a good one.
I have no idea who would do such a thing.
I completely disagree in all ways, shapes, or forms.
Well, firstly, I want to see a listicle of these memes.
So if you could get to work on that after this show, that would be great.
Maybe do a thread.
On X or something.
I'd love to see that.
Listen, I think you've got to really lean into this.
You've really got to punch, and you've got to punch hard.
That's what I would do.
That's the advice I would give the Trump team right now.
These little ads that I see dropping here and there, they're not going to make a mark.
You really have to focus.
I'm going to be doing a podcast in the next day or so, once my voice fully recovers, about exactly how I would organize at a ground level.
There is some good ground game out there.
It's not the best.
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Where's Jack?
Where is he?
Jack, I want to see you.
Great job, Jack.
Thank you.
What a job you do.
You know, we have an incredible thing.
We're always talking about the fake news and the bad, but we have guys, and these are the guys who should be getting Pulitzer's.
All right, Jack.
So, back live, Human Events Daily.
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Ladies and gentlemen, Kirk Hamm returns to Human Events.
Kirk, how are you, man?
Jack!
So good to see you, man.
Blackout coffee, huh?
And I got to check that out.
I'm a coffee lover.
Okay.
Okay.
Oh yeah.
And I moved to Tennessee.
So cigars and whiskey are on the menu now too.
You just got to do it when you live in a place like this.
Got to.
Well, so the last time that we had you on, you were taught, you were raising money and had done this huge announcement, for the new live action kids show that you were putting together through Brave Books.
And we now know, and this is, this is, you know, kind of insider information, but we'll throw it out out there that you guys have just wrapped filming.
Is that correct?
Yeah, we just wrapped filming on the first two seasons of a children's television show with pro-God, pro-America values, anti-communism values, featuring a children's book by Jack Pasovic and others on the sanctity of life and kindness, empathy, courage, honesty.
It's called Adventures with Iggy and Mr. Kirk.
So imagine a TV show where every episode is teaching your children how to better Discern between good and evil and have a love for the truth while their imaginations are captured and they're learning all about the virtues and values that make this such a great country.
It'll be coming out everywhere for free in the fall and we're super excited.
Nostalgic nods to Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood and Sesame Street.
So I can't wait for you guys to see it.
No, I think it's going to be great because honestly, you know, we've shown our kids Some Mr. Rogers and some Sesame Street, but honestly, those shows, they've just got so much junk in them now that so for my little boys, they're six years old and three years old.
And there's so much they want to watch something they like.
They love content.
They love shows.
They love all of this.
But there's so much stuff out there where I'm like, I don't even know if, and if it's something new, I'm like, I don't know if I can turn that on.
What do I have to sit and watch every episode?
You know, we used to think that Mr. Miss Rachel was nice and then she started bringing her, um, you know, gender fluid friends onto the show and started promoting, uh, Dylan Mulvaney and all this stuff.
And so I'm like, wait, where are we supposed to go?
You can't even access, uh, early childhood entertainment anymore, which is actually educational entertainment.
And so I love, like just as a dad, I'm really glad that this is coming along.
Now, and of course, I do enjoy that my book is in there as well. - Well, and I'm personally excited too, Even though all six of our children are grown, my daughter just had a little baby.
My baby girl had a baby girl.
I'm now a grandfather, and so I'm looking to build a library of books and episodes of a television show for my own grandchildren.
So I have personal skin in the game, and I'm 100% in on doing things that are going to be a benefit for the next generation.
You know, it's funny you mentioned that, about skin in the game, because we were just talking politically and, you know, not to get super into it, but we were talking about it from the perspective of how it really is going to be moms and dads that take this country back.
It's, it's gotta be moms and dads and there's something very, and that's, and that's not an attack on anyone.
That's, and that's the thing that I think people get.
They say, Oh, so you're, you're attacking people.
No, no, no, no, no.
There's nothing to do with that.
It's just when you have children and like you just said, like when you have grandchildren, it, it makes you look at the world and everything in it and the way it connects and spirituality and God all in a very different way than when it's just you.
Do you know what I'm saying?
I agree with you a thousand percent, and the truth is that everybody wants our children.
I want my children.
I want the sacred opportunity to mold their hearts and minds while they're young and malleable, to teach them right from wrong, to love God, love our country, and love their family.
The institutions that have been infected with the woke mind virus also want my children and your children and our grandchildren.
Why?
Because they're playing the long game.
They understand that whoever gets to tell the children's stories Whoever gets to ignite their imagination has the opportunity to shape their worldview, and that builds the culture that they will live in 20 years from now.
So the fact that you're writing books, I'm writing books, Brave Books is producing a television program, and we're doing this cool event this summer called See You at the Library, gives me great hope.
Because I believe our hope is not ultimately in government or the laws that we pass, it's in the power of God working in the hearts of people.
And the family is the greatest opportunity that we have to take the country back.
So tell us about the see you at the library day.
By the way, I'm, I haven't announced it yet, but I might be taking part in this as well.
I just have to, I have to move some things around on the schedule, but in the DC area, but I'll leave it as a teaser for now.
Okay, that sounds good.
Well, I may be, I'm going to the D.C.
area, into Virginia, right into Loudoun County for a great, big, beautiful, you know, singing, praying, and reading session for See You at the Library on the 24th of August.
Oh, that's the one, yeah.
That is the one, actually.
So check this out, everybody.
This all started a couple Christmases ago when we were going to libraries to read books of virtue and character, and I was denied by 50 woke libraries who had previously held drag queen story hours.
I pushed back, asserted constitutional rights, And turned those denials into revivals, and thousands showed up at these book readings in deep blue cities like D.C.
and New York City and San Francisco and Los Angeles.
We found this everywhere.
Even the hurting states like California and New York are crying out for change.
And this all culminated in over 306 story hours across the country.
And this summer, we're going to 2X that with a national day called See You at the Library.
And we want everyone to participate.
We're aiming to set a Guinness World Record in contrast to the largest drag queen story hour recorded by the Guinness World Record.
Folks, we're asking them to come out because they only had 263 people for theirs.
We've had over 3,000 at just our first one.
We're going to have 100,000 people showing up at hundreds of libraries, conducting their own story hours in all 50 states.
And we want you to be a part of it.
We want you to host one.
We want you to come sing, pray, and read.
And I'm going to be crashing some of these story hours.
So go to bravebooks.com, become a part of one, and support them.
This is so perfect.
Look, you've got to go in, by the way, in my, we talk about libraries in my new book in, in Unhuman Secret History of Communism.
And we say libraries are something that families can focus on in your backyard, in your hometown, try to take over your library, influence your library.
If you don't like a certain song they're playing, or there's like a, like a song they were playing for the kids hour or whatever, That, you know, that you want back.
Influence them.
Organize a writing campaign.
Find out the names of the people who run your library, etc.
Because you know what?
The other side, that's exactly how they think.
They think, how can we take over the libraries?
How can we get into these spaces?
How can we put out that table of trans baby and anti-racist baby and all this stuff?
That's how they think.
That's right.
They go to the Parks and Rec department.
They go to all the rest.
Kirk Hammond, we're just about out of time, man.
Where can people go to follow you and get everything?
Go to bravebooks.com.
Just look for the great big map or see you at the library.
Show up or host one or send a toolkit for the person who is hosting one so they can have an absolutely beautiful reading, singing, praying day and be a part of setting a Guinness World Record.
Sounds pretty great.
Guinness World Record.
What do you say, folks?
You know, now I'm leaning towards going, man.
You may have sold me, Kurt Cameron.
You may have sold me.
I'm leaning towards going now.
Stay tuned.
They do, and we'll be right back.
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Now folks, there's been some crazy stories going around lately regarding not only geotargeting, but also this idea that potentially the Department of Homeland Security might be surveilling Political dissidents or people that are labeled political opponents, like Tulsi Gabbard.
And there's these whistleblowers coming out saying that she's being surveilled at airports through something called the Quiet Skies program, which is absolutely as dystopian and Orwellian as you want to think.
And so when people say, oh, it's a conspiracy theory, it's a conspiracy theory.
Well, apparently it's not a conspiracy theory for Tulsi Gabbard.
They were actually surveilling her.
So one of our partners here at Human Events Daily is silent.
And when that story broke, and just a number of stories that we've been focusing on lately, I wanted to bring on Aaron Czar, who is the Director of Disconnection at Silent, to talk about steps that you can take in the physical world to make sure that you are being safe and that you are not being tracked and all of your movements are being geo-targeted the way these are.
Aaron, how are you, man?
Yeah, I'm doing good.
Thanks for having me on.
It just shows you that this stuff is real.
It's 100% real, and it doesn't matter if you're a former congresswoman.
Yeah, no, it's really everyone.
And certain people are more of a target than others.
But I think it goes to the premise that, you know, there's misconceptions around airplane mode and turning your phone off.
And the reality is that when you turn your phone off or put it on airplane mode, it's still emitting and receiving signal to an abundance.
So the only real tool to be able to help mitigate that is first, like adjusting your software settings, which is a step in the right direction.
And then utilizing a Faraday bag and other encrypted software.
I mean, if you even have an encrypted phone or an iPhone, an Android, whatever you have, it's not gonna be completely off the grid ever, even if it has a kill switch.
So a Faraday bag is a very simple tool where you could put your device, such as your phone, your laptop, your car keys, anything that emits and receives a signal.
is constantly allowing you to be harvested with all your data.
You put it inside and it blocks everything.
So it's as simple as that, which is really cool.
Wi-Fi, cellular, Bluetooth, GPS, RFID, and NFC, as well as EMP for all the preppers out there.
Yeah, it's just a tool that is, I consider, mandated these days if you want to remain sovereign.
You know, hold on to the sliver of autonomy that we do have in a very surveillance state.
Well, this is something to that geo targeting.
I mean, this is something that where I say it all the time when we talk about silent, but on January 6th was used to target people who were peaceful, people who didn't break the law.
And they went after people who were just walking around at the Capitol, didn't even go inside, but they would say, oh, your device crossed a certain area.
But because they had at that event, just like a lot of events these days now, They have the stingrays up.
They've got all sorts of different devices to be able to track you.
They can pull the data off the tower itself just to be able to track your phone.
So big brother, they don't need tracking chips on you because you've already got one.
It's already in your pocket.
Couldn't have said it better.
I mean, with the expansion of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, it's really becoming a breach on The other day was, you know, really, what are we doing here with our First Amendment and Fourth Amendment?
And tools like a Faraday bag, tools like a silent, super sleek, awesome backpack, if I might say myself, is such a valuable tool to stop the collection of data.
Like, if you're a good person, and you're a contributing member to society, but you happen to be in a place where there's mass data collection, Which, all things said, like, it's happening everywhere, 24-7, but for events like Jan 6, it's, yeah, you're just assumed guilty, and you have to prove that you're innocent.
So that's a harmful, you know, example of having a cell phone on you.
And to combat on that, like, you think about that isolated event, what about the modern warfighter?
You know, what about the soldiers that are entering the battlefield that is all electronic warfare?
Like they're being at risk of their livelihood every single day for emitting signal.
So the use cases around radio frequencies, which is really what your phone emits, you know, high frequencies, cellular Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, everything like that is directly causing people to die or be incarcerated.
Or be proven that they are somehow guilty for something they didn't do.
It's just a nasty way to live right now.
But I do remain optimistic that there are tools and silent is one of them amongst other encrypted communication devices and software where you could get ahead of the curve a little bit.
And so this is a huge, huge deal that people need to focus on.
And I know a lot of people in Human Events Daily audience are already thinking about this when it comes to their personal security, when it comes to their business, when it comes to people that are going out there.
By the way, that backpack, I gotta tell you, dude, When you sent that over to us, um, producer Russ on, on the team here, he saw that thing and he scooped it right up.
He was like, that's going to be mine now.
And basically like, he was like, you can fight me if you want to take it.
And so we said, okay, Russ, it's all, it's all you.
He carries that thing everywhere.
It's just, it's a really cool, you know, you can, you know, it's great for airplanes, that kind of thing.
And it, it looks nice too.
And a lot of the products, You know, I remember when people started doing Faraday bags and different, um, into different packages that it did.
Yeah.
They just kind of looked funny.
Like they just didn't look, you know, like a normal thing that people would wear.
But what, what silent has done is you guys really do have a look towards the aesthetic.
You really have a look towards something that is going to look nice.
Or for me, you know, I got to tell you going into going into Mar-a-Lago yesterday, um, with the massively increasing, I don't want to talk very much about it, but it was like, It was like going to the White House, basically, while I'm going into Mar-a-Lago yesterday.
So, you know, having something that I could have on me that I would know is totally safe would also have been useful for that type of environment.
Last minute here, Aaron, final words to you from Silent.
Well, thank you for that.
I do biasly agree that our products look amazing and we're big on that.
We want to not have anyone wave the flag and Aaron, we gotta cut it, man.
