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| Christ is king. | |
| We should use some of these dangerous cities as training grounds for our military, National Guard, but military. | |
| Today, beginning in the early pre-dawn hours, federal law enforcement soft launched almost a test case federal task force in Memphis. | |
| Nine arrests were made, including four immigration-related arrests conducted by ICE, two illegal guns were seized. | |
| But this is going to grow. | |
| More than 200 state and local law enforcement officers were deputized this week by the Marshall Service to support the federal task forces on the ground. | |
| And an additional 200 members of the Tennessee National Guard will be deployed as soon as next week. | |
| In Portland, Antifa is gearing up for a massive protest tonight at the ICE facility there. | |
| A flyer is circulating online, urging people to rally against President Trump's order that deploys troops to the city to protect ICE facilities against violent rioters. | |
| Tensions are rising at an ICE facility after the announcement that 200 Oregon National Guard troops are being federalized for possible deployment to the city. | |
| Overnight, four protesters were arrested after clashing with federal law enforcement. | |
| Video shows Border Patrol agents clearing the driveway for a vehicle and then coming face to face with protesters. | |
| Oh my god, dude. | |
| I can't wait. | |
| Stop cooking that ass, Ryan. | |
| Oh yeah. | |
| Woo! | |
| Scary! | |
| Don't hit my January 6th. | |
| She didn't hit me in the face. | |
| Oh my God. | |
| Katie wants to get the race to try it. | |
| All right, all right. | |
| Katie wants to get the race to try it. | |
| She just hit me in the face. | |
| It's not the park. | |
| It's it's me. | |
| I'm trans Norma. | |
| And everyone at school knows, and everyone at home knows. | |
| And being here, it's like a whole new place. | |
| I can just be Barney. | |
| And I can choose if and when I tell people. | |
| I've never been happier. | |
| Jack Rosobic, we are here live Phoenix, Arizona, the Charlie Kirk Studio. | |
| Today is October 1st, 2025. | |
| Anno Domini, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard. | |
| We're here with Tim Poole here, live in studio for the first time that I've had him on human events. | |
| So welcome, Tim. | |
| thanks for having me out here all week uh i got to get into this only have you for a couple of minutes elon musk has called for a massive boycott of netflix saying cancel netflix over this show we just played that clip of it Totally insane. | |
| A kids' show pushing trans values again, on children, pushing transgenderism on children. | |
| The creator of the show, by the way, I think it's called Dead End Paranormal Park, which is like, oh, that's a cool show. | |
| Kids like ghosts and monsters and stuff. | |
| Let's put it in. | |
| And they're like, well, I'm a trans. | |
| Like, what does that have to do with anything? | |
| And this is the same one where the writer, and I've got to pull it up here, um, was basically mocking Charlie Kirk for being murdered and saying that he deserved it, etc., etc. | |
| Why do people still have Netflix, Tim? | |
| I don't. | |
| I I I canceled it when the cutest things. | |
| Like people in our audience, do you really still have this? | |
| I I'm I'm trying to figure it out. | |
| I'm really trying to figure it out. | |
| To be fair, I have family that still has it, and I can't convince them otherwise because they just avoid these things. | |
| But you know, whenever I see a show like this, I always ask people, let's let's just do a simple contrast, right? | |
| Uh transgenderism, gender dysphoria is a DSM five mental disorder. | |
| Replace what that character was saying with any other mental disorder. | |
| My my personal choice is Pika. | |
| Are you familiar with Pika Jack? | |
| No, I'm not sure. | |
| It's when you eat things that aren't food. | |
| Okay. | |
| Now imagine a children's show came on and a character said, I like eating pennies. | |
| And they said, That's totally fine and acceptable for you to do. | |
| I'll help you do it. | |
| We we we there'd be no question that literally everyone in the country would have been. | |
| Okay, and then like, and then there'd be some like adult character that's like, oh they're bullying you for not affirming your life choices. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| Meaning, I just want to eat pennies. | |
| I just want to eat pennies. | |
| I just want the copper. | |
| I just I just I think it feels so good when I have it. | |
| And it's it's really it's really delicious. | |
| So okay, the guy's name is Hamish Steele, by the way. | |
| And again, they they were just pushing it. | |
| So he's the creator, he's the creator of the show, said on his blue sky account that he's quote going on the down low uh for a while, and absolutely has celebrated, celebrate, not just celebrated, he celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk. | |
| Celebrated the death of the man who sat in this chair every day. | |
| And and I want to take this second. | |
| So, Tim, do you see these um the toys that are here? | |
| Yeah, you know what these toys are? | |
| What are they? | |
| So Charlie's daughter, uh, she used to give him a toy every morning where he would take a toy uh from home and bring it in here, and he wanted to know if she was watching the show, and you know, because she's so she's three, so she doesn't really, you know, get all the issues and different things, but he would hold up a toy, and he would say, Which toy was I holding up today? | |
| To see if she watched the show. | |
| Oh, wow. | |
| Well, here's an idea for her. | |
| No, just this is the last toy that he ever brought in to show his daughter. | |
| Like and people want to joke about this. | |
| Yeah. | |
| It's insane. | |
| The the the fracturing of our it's it's unacceptable. | |
| How do you live with people who celebrate and venerate assassinations? | |
| But but here's my idea. | |
| Uh cancel your Netflix, whatever you were spending. | |
| Give it TP USA. | |
| I love that. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I love that. | |
| Make it a recurring whatever the one-to-one is that's so perfect. | |
| I mean, it's it's and you've been here and you've been you're here all week, which is awesome. | |
| I appreciate the support. | |
| And it's it's existential. | |
| You've been talking about it for years. | |
| We've been talking about it for years. | |
| You've been saying that we're headed towards a civil war situation, and then CNN asked me about it, and I was just like, Well, well, what do you call this? | |
| It is it is difficult for me to be here because I have talked about this in the in the immediate aftermath. | |
| My security team said we recommend against travel. | |
| The cost, the burden was sub was substantial. | |
| I couldn't make it to the memorial. | |
| We're a couple weeks on. | |
| Our assessment has things have cooled a little bit. | |
| It's still extremely difficult in terms of the security burden to be. | |
| We just had the the hoax bomb situation last night in in Utah. | |
| Tim, we gotta run to a break. | |
| I know you gotta run. | |
| I'll see you on the show later tonight. | |
| But thanks for being here, man. | |
| Your real brother. | |
| Thanks for having me. | |
| Thank you. | |
| Appreciate it. | |
| We'll be right back more, Jack Passovic. | |
| We have Michael Knowles coming up next on the program. | |
| A little bit of a downgrade, but you know, it'll be all right from Tim. | |
| Stay tuned right back. | |
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| This is human events with Jack Pasovic. | |
| Now it's time for everyone to understand what America First truly means. | |
| Welcome to the second American Revolution. | |
| Hi, Jack Pasovic. | |
| We are back live here, Phoenix, Arizona. | |
| We're in the Charlie Kirk studio, and very excited to welcome on my good friend Michael Knowles to the program. | |
| Michael, how are you? | |
| Good to be with you, sir. | |
| Well, now I originally wanted to get into uh, you know, left is violent to kind of talk about all this, but man, I just saw this clip before before we came to air here, and I said, Wait, we got Knowles on today. | |
| I feel like we have to discuss this. | |
| Did you see that video of Pope Leo at the climate change summit? | |
| I guess it's like a couple of minutes ago, blessing a now, no, it wouldn't be the first time that you know priests bless water all the time, holy water, you know, it's it's in every church. | |
| Yeah, but he he went a step further and he blessed a block of ice in a sign towards fighting climate change. | |
| Do I have that right? | |
| I was sitting here, Jack, waiting for your mellifluous voice and listening to you refer to me as a downgrade over Tim Poole. | |
| That's fine, we'll talk about it later. | |
| And I saw your tweet come up, and and you said, you know, Christians being uh, you know, mowed down by communists, churches burned around the world, and then you're just posted the picture of the the ice blessing. | |
| And again, I look, it's not For me to judge the Pope, and it's good to be a steward of the environment. | |
| And I think that's all really good stuff. | |
| And we've seen a lot of uh really wonderful signs out of this pontificate from the conclave up until the present. | |
| But there have been a couple of headlines this week that have raised the eyebrows. | |
| One, I guess the uh focus on climate change when there would appear to be more pressing problems, and then also uh this scandal of a Democrat senator who's giddy for slaughtering babies, potentially receiving a an honor from the Archdiocese of Chicago, Cardinal Blaise Supic. | |
| Uh, thankfully, the senator Dick Durbin is is no longer going to accept that. | |
| And but then the the Pope weighing in and saying you can't support the death penalty and be pro-life. | |
| And it just it was uh just a in an otherwise happily clear pontificate. | |
| It was a little confusing. | |
| It's been a snapback, and and I gotta say, you know, it was it was stuff like this, and you know, people were in, you know, in the in the wake of Charlie's murder, there was this sort of like question that, you know, is Charlie being open to Catholicism, and there's some pictures of him at, you know, the Basilica, the National Basilica, which is gorgeous, or you know, attending church with with Erica, and it's like, you know, you know, I you was it was he Catholic curious at times? | |
| Sure, of course, but he, you know, he hadn't started, you know, RCIA or anything like that. | |
| But but I remember talking with him about it, and he would, and he would always come back to stuff like this that would always be a huge stumbling block, not just for him, but also for I think a lot of people who are looking at Catholicism saying, Whoa, wait a minute, you know, this just doesn't seem to meet the moment. | |
| And I know that's what I just tweeted. | |
| I said, you know, there are churches being burned, uh, there are children being shot, there are Christians who are very publicly Christian uh being murdered. | |
| And and I just I just don't know if the block of ice is the is the right optics for you know a cooling down, I suppose, uh for the moment right now. | |
| But I did want to ask you also about his uh about his statement on the death penalty specifically. | |
| He also mentioned uh borders and migration, but he said you can't be pro-life and pro-death penalty. | |
| And you know, here I am, and having seen one of my best friends murdered on live TV and completely support the death penalty being the sentence in this case for an entire litany of reasons. | |
| Uh Knowles, you know, what what's going on here when I hear the head of our church saying that I can't be pro-life and support that? | |
| Yes, this has been a strange development in recent years because for the entire history of the church, up until at least Benedict the 16th, uh the church defended the death penalty. | |
| Uh around the time of John Paul II, uh, there were these prudential arguments made against the death penalty. | |
| So to say the death penalty in principle is fine, but in practice today, it should not be carry out because we have other ways of dealing with criminals. | |
| Uh, Benedict XVI advanced that line, though Benedict XVI did say that that Catholics uh with reasonable minds could disagree on that issue. | |
| And then it was really Pope Francis who came out and he said that the death penalty is morally inadmissible. | |
| Now, he didn't say intrinsically evil, because that would contradict 2,000 years of magisterial teaching, many popes, some of whom carried out the death penalty, saints, doctors of the church, so scripture, of course. | |
| Uh so it couldn't couldn't be that. | |
| But but anyway, this seems to have developed. | |
| And I guess my response to that would be, okay, sure. | |
| Uh if if we're gonna define that the phrase pro-life in its broadest possible term, then I guess that if I kill a bumblebee, I'm not pro-life, right? | |
| I guess. | |
| But we're drawing distinctions here between innocent and guilty life. | |
| We're drawing distinctions between life taken by the civil authority, which does not bear the sword in vain, and uh life taken by vigilantes, say. | |
| And so, okay, fine, then let's just focus in here and get to the real issue. | |
| The real issue is that a prince of the church, uh, Cardinal Blaise Supic in Chicago was going to give some kind of lifetime achievement award to a senator who has defended wholesale slaughter of children, which is not just one issue among many, but it pertains to the right to life, which is the fundamental right from which all the other rights spring. | |
| So that's what we're talking about. | |
| And I think, okay, if we're just gonna semantically overload the phrase pro-life to mean uh all manner of things, okay, let's be more specific. | |
| Catholics cannot support abortion under any circumstance, period. | |
| When it comes to the death penalty, I I don't know, as a as a uh matter of principle, I I guess I'm a little bit confused. | |
| I know the church's teaching on this cannot really change. | |
| So uh who knows, maybe it's above my pay grade, but uh Pope Benedict's statement that reasonable minds might disagree prudentially strikes me as as being rather reasonable. | |
| Well, and you've got the great series on Pope Pius that you've been working on. | |
| And, you know, Pope Pius XII has one of the greatest quotes about this, and I have it in front of me, and I'm not gonna put you on the spot and make you recite it. | |
| I imagine you probably could, where he said, in the case of the death penalty, this is not that many popes ago, is within living memory for a lot of people, and you know, maybe some of the older ones. | |
| Uh, in the in the case of the death penalty, the state does not dispose of the person's right to life. | |
| Rather, public authority limits itself to the depriving of the offender of the good of life in expatiation for his guilt after he through his crime deprived himself of his own right to life. | |
| And man, I'm just like, can we get popes back that talked like that? | |
| That's like you could do an hour-long, you know, uh meditation on every word of that phrase. | |
| You mentioned Pius XII, his predecessor Pius IX is beatified on his way to canonization as a saint. | |
| And he not only defended the death penalty, but actually carried it out about 500 times in the Papal States. | |
| He was asked for a reprieve for the last one uh in the Papal States. | |
| He said, I cannot give you a reprieve and I do not want to. | |
| So I don't I don't know. | |
| Maybe that'll come up in the canonization process. | |
| I think that what what some people have a little trouble understanding in the secular world in modernity is is why one would defend the death penalty. | |
| And they think it's because we're bloodthirsty and mean or something like that. | |
| We don't value human dignity, but it's actually the opposite, because the defense of the death penalty goes all the way back to the book of Genesis, the early chapters of Genesis, which say, Whosoever sheds the the blood of man, by man shall his blood be shed, for man is made in the image and likeness of God. | |
| So it's actually that the death penalty is defended precisely because of human dignity. | |
| And St. Paul reaffirms this when he says that the civil authority does not bear the sword in vain. | |
| So I'm not saying that the Pope cannot uh exercise his teaching role and cannot uh uh uh push um prudential measures that might circumscribe some of these things. | |
| But there is a reason that even a pontiff as liberal as Pope Francis would would not go so far as to say that the death penalty were evil. | |
| And so I just think it's not helpful for uh people to mention the death penalty when we're trying to focus on uh the specific issue of abortion. | |
| I think it just distracts from the guilt that someone like Dick Durbin feels and the obvious error of judgment from from the Chicago Cardinal Blaise Supic. | |
| Yeah, and I I think Dick Durbin should uh absolutely attend church. | |
| I think it's December 28th, the feast of the holy innocence. | |
| So I I think you should absolutely attend and probably go to go to confession that day and uh and and it uh tried to uh find some redemption and do a little bit of penance for that. | |
| You know, it's it's interesting that um, you know, people were asking in the wake of all of this, you know, what was Charlie's opinion on the death penalty? | |
| And you know, Charlie actually had a sort of arc on his opinion on the death penalty where he where he used to be against it because he thought it gave the government too much authority, and he said, you know, I I don't you remember big gov sucks, right? | |
| And what's the most uh you know, the most authoritarian thing that the government could ever do is is execute someone. | |
| But you know, he it was through a lot of these teachings, and it was actually through reading the Bible when he when he puts out that God himself gives us uh gives the state the authority over and over and over in the Bible, Old Testament and new, by the way, uh, that Charlie said, you know what, it it's right here. | |
| It's right here in black and white. | |
| And he had an absolute, I would say, change of opinion on that through reading the Bible. | |
| It wasn't it wasn't through any arguments that you know that we were making from you know, American history or British history or you know, British common law or anything like that. | |
| It really was just from reading the Bible, and he would go out in public and talk about this. | |
| And so I I agree completely. | |
| And you know, when it's you know, it it I I like I liked what Pius XII says there. | |
| It it it is not the state depriving you of your right to life. | |
| You have deprived yourself of the right to life because of what you've done. | |
| That's incredible. | |
| Right. | |
| And you know, on that point with Charlie, I I think that that's it's indicative of of uh how he behaved and how he thought on so many different issues. | |
| So people now they come out and they say, Well, what would Charlie have said about this? | |
| What would Charlie have believed? | |
| What was he going to believe in the future? | |
| And look, uh his pals might have some thoughts about that based on private conversation, which I I think is unseemly to reveal generally. | |
| But uh the real answer is Charlie was such an active mind. | |
| He was so curious. | |
| He was so concerned with with pursuing the truth, even if it meant he was gonna rethink some opinion that he had. | |
| So the the real answer is well, one pivot. | |
| We just know he was an active mind and he was gonna keep pursuing the truth. | |
| Yeah, that's exactly right. | |
| And and by the way, I I I've I'm not one of those people who's been sort of like releasing my Charlie texts. | |
| Actually, I was looking at a bunch of them and I was saying, Yep, can't post that, can't post that, can't post that. | |
| I was like, I'm just I'm just not gonna post any of these. | |
| Right. | |
| Uh right. | |
| Though though I have gone through and I've sort of been like making archives of different things, just so I have them. | |
| Just so I have it. | |
| That's right. | |
| Michael, where could people go? | |
| We we're out of time. | |
| Thank you so much for joining us. | |
| I was wrong. | |
| It was an upgrade, it was an absolute upgrade. | |
| That was on the Mayakulpa Mea Culpa Mea Culpa. | |
| And uh, where could people go to get your latest news series, by the way? | |
| Because if anyone who wants more on this, they absolutely should watch it. | |
| Yes, you can get the daily show and everything over at the Daily Wire, the Michael Knowles show. | |
| But the pious the 12th show, the Pope and the Fuhrer is available exclusively to Daily Wire members. | |
| So uh head on over if you want to check it out and uh weigh in on the next uh pontifical controversy that you know who knows, maybe it'll be next week. | |
| We'll see. | |
| Michael Knowles, thanks so much for being on. | |
| God bless, brother. | |
| We talk about influencers, these are influencers, and uh they're friends of mine. | |
| Jack or something. | |
| Where's Jack? | |
| He's got a great guy. | |
| Oh my God! | |
| Stop tricking that ass, Ryan. | |
| Oh yeah. | |
| Oh, scary! | |
| Don't hit the cross. | |
| She wasn't the January 16th. | |
| She doesn't hit me in the face. | |
| Oh my god, hitting the January subscribe. | |
| She just hit me in the face. | |
| All right, Jack Pasopic, we're back here, Human Events Daily. | |
| The leftist violence continues. | |
| And post-millennial reporter, field journalist, and my friend, Katie Davis Court was out there on the streets of Portland and was assaulted last night. | |
| She joins us now. | |
| Katie, first of all, are you okay? | |
| Jack, I'm doing fine. | |
| Uh, as you guys can see, I clearly have a massive black guy. | |
| And the police said absolutely nothing last night. | |
| I tried to hunt them down to hold the suspect accountable, and they just said that it is too dangerous for them to go in and make an arrest. | |
| So I'm doing fine, but I'm glad to see President Trump is deploying the National Guard. | |
| This place needs a lot of help, and I'm glad to talk to you about it. | |
| Well, I I would hope that we at the at the same time, you know, let's make sure we get this checked out with with medical and uh, you know, I'm not I I used to say in the Navy, you know, I'm not a doctor, you're not a doctor, but let's let's make sure, because you never know in these situations, you know, if if something else has happened internally or something else has gone on that you want to be careful with. | |
| I mean, uh so you you have the black eye, but you were actually struck by it was sort of like a like a flagpole or something like that. | |
| Right. | |
| So this Antifa affiliated subject just started approaching me and waving the flagpole in my face, and then I kind of turn around, and that's when she swung it like a baseball bat and directly hit my eye. | |
| And now she was she was trying to blind you. | |
| She was actually trying to, she was actually trying to blind you. | |
| And you know, a flagpole like that to the ocular socket, I mean, your brain is right there. | |
| You could there's serious, very, very serious injuries that could happen. | |
| And look, I'm sitting here in the Charlie Kirk studio. | |
| We all know how serious these things can get. | |
| And so I, you know, when I got the report last night that this was going on, and you're out there just doing your job every single night, and God bless you for doing it. | |
| Obviously, uh, we need to make sure there's better security out there. | |
| But you know, I got the report in and immediately got on the phone call with the administration, and I understand that uh uh Homeland Security was able to reach out to you. | |
| Yes, I talked to them, they're so kind, and they're actually gonna be letting some journalists uh into the facility. | |
| So hopefully that'll give me a little bit more sense of safety. | |
| But as you can see, I've been covering Portland since June 7th, and it has been completely taken over by anarchists, Antifa affiliated domestic terrorists now, and police refuse to come in. | |
| And what we saw was police chief Day said that the National Guard is not needed. | |
| The Trump administration does not need to come in. | |
| But then when I go and hunt down these suspects who assaulted me, police officers are standing there, refuse to help me. | |
| And then when police finally show up, they say, Oh, we can't go in because it is too dangerous. | |
| So is Chief Day lying to the American people, saying that the agency has everything under control? | |
| Oh, but the officers are telling me that it's actually too dangerous for them to go in. | |
| And Chiefs, it went from being, you know, a war zone to Chief Day saying, oh, well, you know, it's only a one block radius. | |
| It's actually about a four-block radius because police refuse to go in anywhere near ice. | |
| So it is every man for themselves in this zone, and the feds can only protect the federal building, federal property. | |
| So anyone who shows up is completely on their own. | |
| If violence happens to them, don't expect any help. | |
| That's a warning. | |
| And and this is horrific. | |
| This is the basic social contract that's been completely shredded on the streets of Portland. | |
| And again, uh as I hate every second of having to describe what happened. | |
| Is that you were out there again, just doing your job, documenting what's going on the streets, which by the way, and Kate, I should ask, were there mainstream media reporters there with you? | |
| All these mainstream media that I hear that the streets of Portland are safe. | |
| Are they walking around with GoPros? | |
| Are they walking around with battle helmets? | |
| Were any of them there last night when you got assaulted? | |
| No, if they if they have presence, they are on the side away from the action and refuse to go in. | |
| And they actually messaged me asking me for my footage, but they refused to go in because it's too dangerous. | |
| Their uh reports do not reflect that. | |
| And so talk to me again about so the police were could they see this happening or did you go up afterwards? | |
| I want to actually dig in on that a little bit. | |
| Right. | |
| So I was actually going up to film a different altercation. | |
| A man got out of his car and started actually confronting Antifa, and I was going, what is this? | |
| And so I just walk up, and all I'm doing is filming off to the side, doing my job, as you said. | |
| And that's when I got assaulted, and then it was a mob mentality. | |
| And police are standing about 20 yards away watching, and so the person who assaulted me is masked, and I go, We need to identify this person so I can actually hold them accountable in a port of law. | |
| And I immediately walk up to three police officers standing there saying, I just got assaulted. | |
| I show them my video. | |
| There's the suspect. | |
| The suspect's trying to escape. | |
| And I told them, I said, You are coming with me. | |
| I've had it. | |
| We've been assaulted here for four months straight now. | |
| And I grabbed the police officer and said, You're coming with me. | |
| This is the person who assaulted me. | |
| I'm chasing her down in the street. | |
| And he goes up to her and he goes, ma'am, um, we're going to detain you. | |
| And the suspect turns around and goes, You're not touching me. | |
| And he just goes, Okay, hands up, won't do anything. | |
| And so, in my mind, I'm going, what the hell was that? | |
| That was the weakest response I've ever seen. | |
| All of these guys are just effeminate males here. | |
| There's zero testosterone. | |
| And I think that's the problem in Portland. | |
| And so I'm still running down, uh, chasing after all of that. | |
| And then I go into the Antifa occupation because that's where they ended up. | |
| So the comrades can't harbor the suspect from the police. | |
| And so I'm I'm being informed that, oh, there's going to be police vehicles showing up. | |
| And so I still have the cameras on the suspect, and then all of a sudden, it's a conspiracy. | |
| All of the comrades start removing the suspect from the encampment. | |
| And then that's when they go into the Antifa safe house. | |
| If you guys haven't been following my reporting, there is an entire Antifa safe house, one block away from the ICE facility. | |
| So they do have an encampment where it looks like, oh, yeah, they're gonna be camping out, but actually, they are being harbored in this safe house where KP We were up on a we're up on a quick break here right here, but I want to hold you over because this is key. | |
| This is absolutely key. | |
| Antifa safe house In the vicinity of the ICE facility. | |
| They knew exactly where they put it there. | |
| Media is telling us that this doesn't exist. | |
| This group doesn't exist. | |
| They have an address, and Katie Davis Court is the one who found it and got beaten up and almost had her eye taken off because of it. | |
| We'll be right back with more from her. | |
| Where's Jack? | |
| Where's Jack? | |
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| 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 should be getting published. | |
| All right, Jack Pasobic, we are back live, and we're on here with the incredible journalist, my friend, my colleague, Katie Davis Court. | |
| Uh, she has been out there for so many things. | |
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| Katie Davis Court is our guest here. | |
| She was assaulted by Antifa last night in a place where the mainstream media, the Democrats say is perfectly safe. | |
| Well, Katie, yeah, it's perfectly safe for the mayor to walk around because his little shock troops and his little militant arm aren't going to attack him because he's on the same side as them, isn't he? | |
| That's absolutely correct. | |
| And their narrative is they will go down to the ice facility during the day when nothing is really going on. | |
| I've never seen a leader in a position of power going down at night when all the chaos is happening because it is too dangerous, and they refuse to admit that because they have a narrative that they want to get ICE out of Portland. | |
| That is their end goal. | |
| And so they will turn it, turn a blind eye to the domestic terrorism happening in their own city because they want ice out. | |
| They do not support the agency, and they will do everything they can to shield what is actually happening in these streets. | |
| And now, Katie, I want to ask, has the, you know, has the American Journalistic Association reached out to you? | |
| Has the White House press corps reached out to you? | |
| Uh, Reuters have have any of these American or international journalistic organizations reached out to you in the wake of you being insult assaulted as a working journalist in the course of your duties. | |
| Yeah, no, and I do not expect that to happen. | |
| Uh when I do get reporters reaching out to me, it's usually they want to interview me about my footage that I have shared from ICE over the past four months because they are trying to put paint a narrative that the feds don't need to come in. | |
| And so they want me to Defend my position, even though it's not my position, it's just video footage. | |
| They want me to defend my reporting on ICE because they are blaming me for the Trump administration coming in and taking over, which is desperately needed. | |
| And the residents who actually live across the street from ICE have been begging for the Trump administration to do something because the local government refuses to act. | |
| So finally, these people who have not been able to sleep since June 7th will be getting the relief that they need. | |
| So let's let's let's drill down on this a little bit again because you mentioned this a couple of times about an Antifa safe house that you've identified that you've located that you were just assaulted while doing the work to uncover this this house of domestic terrorism that exists right there in Portland for an organization that we're told doesn't even exist. | |
| Well, they have an address and apparently some kind of lease, or they could be squatting. | |
| Actually, Antifa Adam Waffin was known for um uh squatting in the 1960s out in Berlin. | |
| Tell us about this Antifa safe house. | |
| Right. | |
| So they formed an occupation that is on the same sidewalk as ICE, just about 20 feet up. | |
| And they want people to believe that that is where they are sleeping, eating, they're camping out, they're manning the their ground there. | |
| And that is true in part, but about a it's a block away, there is an apartment unit on the ground floor where his name is Chandler Patey. | |
| He has opened his unit to Antifa as a safe house, a crash pad, and that is actually where the individuals involved in the 24-hour occupation will sleep, eat, shower, do their laundry, where they actually convene, they do shift changes. | |
| I've captured that all of this on video. | |
| The feds even busted in and made an arrest um back in July. | |
| And so now that this group is a domestic terrorist organization, I think that that paints the way for you know, ICE or DHS FPS to run out and you know, bust in and you know, take over the safe house because why is there a domestic terrorist safe house one block away from ICE? | |
| So we gotta do something about this. | |
| It's unacceptable. | |
| And it's very clear from the political structure all the way down that the orders have been given clearly to stand down. | |
| Uh, and and I I'm not even gonna ask you the question. | |
| It's just so obvious in my mind that the there's a stand down order here. | |
| That's why the police have said that at night Antifa is allowed to act with impunity, that they are allowed to assault with impunity, that they are allowed to do this. | |
| And this is why we're going to need a robust federal response to this. | |
| Now, Katie, you even went out after the assault. | |
| Tell us what happened afterwards because I saw, and we were, of course, working to try to figure out exactly where you were. | |
| I I was I was up on you know, Google Maps, and I'm here in Phoenix and I'm trying to, you know, go off of uh intersections and and from your basic uh from your footage and all. | |
| You even went out and saw federal police did respond after this. | |
| Tell us what happened. | |
| Right. | |
| So I go back and there's a massive show of force. | |
| I believe they were making targeted arrests for the direct action that was happening. | |
| It was some indigenous thing, and they vandalized government property. | |
| And this is the biggest show of force that I've actually seen since covering this back, so starting back in June. | |
| The feds, gosh, I don't know how many, but I do know that there's several agencies out here. | |
| You got ICE SRT, FPS, DXS FPS, Bortax here now, CBPs here, and they all went out and were manning the lower roof, the upper roof, and just all rushed into the streets to arrest every single person that they were going to target. | |
| But then they did a massive power move, which no one saw coming and did a Trojan horse, pull jumped out of a white van and took another suspect down. | |
| So I think that they are going to give Antifa a run for their money and end them for good here. | |
| And it's only a matter of time until um Antifa goes crying back home, which is needed. | |
| And this is what it is. | |
| I mean, Katie, I I've been sitting here for I mean years in a sense, but here physically for weeks since the murder of my friend Charlie Kirk. | |
| Now I'm seeing you and other friend being assaulted and potentially worse happening to you. | |
| Is Antifa just gonna stop on their own? | |
| Are these are these violent leftists just going to say, you know what, we've we've had enough, we're just gonna go home. | |
| No, they're not gonna stop. | |
| They actually will die for this cause, and they believe that violence is justified by any means necessary. | |
| I covered an Antifa ringleader trial last summer in the Portland metro area, and she testified under oath that violence is justified, and that is their entire cause. | |
| So they this is their end battle. | |
| They will do anything they can to you know take over the the government, and I do not see them stopping. | |
| I do think that they are trying to make the Trump administration look bad. | |
| So a few of the agitators who have been involved in this occupation, Antifa-wise, haven't been showing up since the terrorist designation. | |
| So we will see, but they're not gonna stop, and they need to be stopped. | |
| They're a terrorist group and they need to be treated as if they were ISIS. | |
| Katie Davis Court, um, praying for you. | |
| I certainly hope that you do uh get to have the ability to go and get uh that that medical treatment today. | |
| If there's any issues with payment, please reach out. | |
| We'll make sure it gets completely taken care of. | |
| I hope it's completely documented and that you get the care that you need as well as the safety that you need. | |
| And uh I'm gonna make as many phone calls to the administration that I can to make sure that this doesn't happen again. | |
| Where can people go to follow you in everything you're doing? | |
| Thank you, Jack. | |
| You can follow me uh on X at Katie Daviscore. | |
| You can subscribe, and you can also follow the postmillennial. | |
| Make sure you're following Katie Davis Court. | |
| God bless you. | |
| My prayers are with you, and uh we'll do it we'll do what we can behind the scenes to see to try to make this right. | |
| You're right back, Hume Events Daily. | |
| Jack is a great guy. | |
| He's written a fantastic book. | |
| Everybody's talking about it. | |
| Go get it. | |
| And he's been my friend right from the beginning of this whole beautiful event. | |
| And we're gonna turn it around and make our country right again. | |
| Amen. | |
| All right, Jack Wasobic, we're back live. | |
| Human Events Daily, Phoenix, Arizona. | |
| What are we doing? | |
| What are we doing? | |
| You got a young girl that I have to bring on the show who's been beaten up in the streets. | |
| She can't even do her job. | |
| She can't even go out there and film to see what's happening. | |
| And then the media runs around and tells you nothing's going on. | |
| So Katie wants to go out there and say, Well, here I'm gonna get footage, and she gets beaten up, she gets assaulted. | |
| Almost has her eye taken out from the ocular socket with a flagpole. | |
| And you got local police saying, Oh, we can't do anything because we've been so completely corrupted and demoralized and infiltrated that we won't even arrest the thugs who did this to her. | |
| Would she know where the safe house is? | |
| That house should have been raided last night, it should be raided tonight, it should be raided every single day, three times a day until all of them are rolled up like the cockroaches they are. | |
| I'm getting sick of this. | |
| How many more people have to get hurt? | |
| How many more bomb threats and hoax bombs do we have to have? | |
| How many more bodies do we have to have? | |
| How many more? | |
| I'm seriously asking this. | |
| They have been. | |
| They reached out immediately, got in touch with Katie. | |
| That's true. | |
| That's all true. | |
| But guys, it's escalating. | |
| It's escalating, and people are getting hurt. | |
| People are dying out there. | |
| And you got Pope Leo doing the block of ice, doing the ice capades out there. | |
| Oh, yeah, I know you're all getting shot by the godless communists, and we're they're they're turning churches into shooting galleries of children, but but I'm gonna block a I'm gonna bless this block of ice for climate change. | |
| Because that's that's really what's so important right now. | |
| That's what Pope Leo thinks is a priority. | |
| And make sure you make sure you don't support the death penalty and make sure you support open borders. | |
| It's ridiculous. | |
| It's ridiculous. | |
| And the lack of urgency is going to get people killed. | |
| The lack of urgency has already gotten people killed, gotten people assaulted. | |
| And it's going to get worse. | |
| Now go look at the scenes from Turning Point, Utah last night, Utah State. | |
| You had Alex Clark, you had Tyler Boyer up there. | |
| Brick suit. | |
| Never back down. | |
| Base Mike Lee. | |
| We're not backing down. | |
| Turning point is not backing down in the face of all of this. | |
| And that's great. | |
| And I love them and I love all those people, my brothers and sisters, but I'll tell you something right now. | |
| I'll tell you something right now. | |
| All the people, the thousands that came out, they need protection. | |
| And there was great protection last night, to be sure. | |
| Multiple agencies. | |
| I checked in with the security plan, especially after the bomb hoax. | |
| Great security. | |
| Really great. | |
| But at the end of the day, we can't just be reactive. | |
| We can't be sitting there saying, oh gosh. | |
| And Joe Rogan wants to say he's surprised that people were celebrating it. | |
| It's like, Joe, begging you to listen to your own show, brother. | |
| Begging you to listen to your own show. | |
| And Dana White saying, ah, you know, it's I know it might be a little, might be going a little too far with the with the people losing their jobs. | |
| Really? | |
| Because I think the people are going too far are the ones who are beating up and killing my friends, Dana. | |
| I think those are the ones who are going too far. | |
| I think that's a little bit too far. | |
| I mean, I'm gonna go ahead and draw the line and say it's the people who are doing the killing that are actually going too far, Dana. | |
| Not, you know, the people who are just, oh, I'm so sorry. | |
| I'm so sorry that you lost your job because you celebrated my friend getting brutally murdered on live TV. | |
| People and Dana, Joe, you guys have platforms. | |
| You have a voice, you have a responsibility in this country. | |
| You see what's going on. | |
| And if you see this happening and you sit around up there with, oh, it's both sides and playing the Nambi Pamic, stop it. | |
| Grow up. | |
| Act like adults, because there's a lot of people that look to you for guidance. | |
| There's a lot of people that look to you as adults, and you're not acting like adults because you're not taking it seriously. | |
| You're not. | |
| This isn't a game. | |
| You think it's a game, come by here and ask Charlie Kirk's family if it's a game. | |
| Please do. | |
| Please do. | |
| I'll be there to greet you at the airport. | |
| I'll walk you over and explain what everything happened. | |
| Because I'm getting sick of it. | |
| More bodies, more people being brutally assaulted. | |
| And you're gonna sit there and worry about, oh, someone, someone lost their their telemarketing job. | |
| Some, you know, somebody can't be an HR director anymore. | |
| Your heart, your heart goes out to them. | |
| Oh, my heart goes out to the telemarketers. | |
| That won't someone please think of the poor, poor telemarketers. | |
| Grow up. | |
| It is an abomination upon this country that we are currently facing. | |
| So when I hear people like it, like I let me tell you what happened last yesterday, right? | |
| This is this is my day. | |
| This is just this just that I'm I'm not I'm not complaining, I'm not whining. | |
| I'm just I'm just giving you an explanation, right? | |
| Doing a couple shows, doing podcasts. | |
| That's all I'm doing. | |
| I'm not I'm not going out there right now. | |
| I'm not I'm not you know at risk, but you know, I've got a family too. | |
| I've got a wife, I've got little kids. | |
| I think about them every day. | |
| My kids getting braces today. | |
| And then I get someone comes in and says, hey, there's a bomb threat. | |
| There's a scare, evacuation, Utah State. | |
| And suddenly, and suddenly I'm calling up my my bomb squad buddies. | |
| All right, what do we think, guys? | |
| What do we think? | |
| Is this thing real? | |
| Are people gonna die again? | |
| Should we cancel it? | |
| Should we cancel? | |
| What's happening? | |
| You gotta pick up the phone and do that. | |
| Ends up being a hoax? | |
| Great. | |
| Law enforcement took care of it. | |
| Great. | |
| Awesome. | |
| Do another show. | |
| Do Fox. | |
| Do Tim Poole. | |
| Get home again. | |
| Hey, Katie's getting assaulted in Portland. | |
| They're after her. | |
| They're chasing her down the street. | |
| And now it's one o'clock in the morning, and I'm on the phone with federal government, trying to figure out where she is, trying to make sure that she's okay, trying to make sure that she's safe. | |
| And you got police saying they can't even do anything or they won't do anything. | |
| All right. | |
| Understand what time it is. | |
| And I'll tell you who I understood what time it was, Charlie Kirk. | |
| And Charlie Kirk went out there despite the threats. | |
| Charlie Kirk went out there despite what he was going up against, despite knowing full well with full clarity what he was up against every day. | |
| But Charlie knew that because he was wearing the full armor of God. | |
| And I'm gonna tell you something right now. | |
| Love that man like a brother. | |
| But I don't want to see this happening again. | |
| All right. | |
| It is not a victory when you get killed or beaten or hurt. | |
| The victory will come when we put these scum behind bars with all the rest of their comrades. | |
| And if they're so upset about the arrests, well, I'm sorry about the separation anxiety that is kicking in, but allow us to accommodate. | |
| You can join them all behind bars, and you can stay there for the rest of your lives, as far as I'm concerned. | |
| Get them off the streets. | |
| Call it whatever you want. | |
| How long are we as a country going to keep this going? | |
| How long? | |
| And I don't want to be here doom and gloom. | |
| I don't want to have to be here every single day saying, Did you get medical attention? | |
| What are we looking at? | |
| You know, are you gonna lose the eye? | |
| Are you okay, etc., etc., etc.? | |
| This is the United States of America. | |
| We could do a lot, we could do so much. | |
| But where is the will? | |
| Where is the will of the people? | |
| And by the way, to the men out there, and it ain't just Joe Rogan, and it ain't just Dana White to all the men. | |
| Where are you? | |
| It is time for the men of the West to step up and take our country's back. | |
| It has gone too far. | |
| And we've seen too many people kill. | |
| Go look at Arena Zarutska, the girl down in South Carolina, the dad getting up there. | |
| It's too far. | |
| This is the line right now. | |
| And if you won't wake up, we are gonna lose everything. | |
| We are going to lose absolutely everything. | |
| So, yes, we're gonna keep holding the events, and we're going to keep going with turning point because that's exactly what Charlie would have wanted. | |
| And we're not gonna be terrorized, and we're not gonna be scared. | |
| But you know what else? | |
| You know what else? | |
| You're gonna be scared. | |
| You people are gonna be scared of what comes of the knock on the door in the middle of the night. |