The Regime is Desperate After Kamala Crashes and Burns in Train Wreck Interview, Biden Flees to Europe
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PRESIDENT BIDEN ON HIS WAY TO GERMANY. IT'S A TRIP HE POSTPONED LAST WEEK DUE TO HURRICANE MILTON. HE'S SET TO TALK SUPPORT FOR UKRAINE WITH THE GERMAN, FRENCH AND BRITISH HEADS OF STATE. YOU ALL KNOW IT. WE CAN'T HAVE FOUR MORE YEARS OF THIS. WE WON'T HAVE FOUR MORE YEARS OF IT. 70% OF PEOPLE TELL THE COUNTRY IS ON THE WRONG TRACK. THEY SAY THE COUNTRY IS ON THE WRONG TRACK. IF IT'S ON THE WRONG TRACK,

That track follows three and a half years of you being vice president and President Biden being president. That is what they're saying, 79% of them. Why are they saying that? If you're turning the page, you've been in office for three and a half years. And Donald Trump has been running for office...

But you've been the person holding the office. Come on. You and I both know what I'm talking about. You and I both know what I'm talking about. I actually don't. There is something pathological going on here. She has been in power for three and a half years. And when asked about how she would be different, she goes and talks about Donald Trump.

And when it's pointed out, well, you've actually been in office for three and a half years, she says, well, he's been talking about politics for 10 years. What is it in the mind of this person that can't just acknowledge that she has been in power for three and a half years

and bears some responsibility as the sitting vice president for the condition that the country is in.

All right, Jack Posobiec, here we are, live, Human Events Daily. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition. Today is October 17th, 2024, Anno Domini. So thank you to Joe Rogan for the nice comment, the nice shout-out the other day. And folks, I just got to say, though, looking at that interview last night, Kamala Harris

I mean, this thing dropped like an absolute nuclear warhead in the information space yesterday. And Brett Baer, I mean, he didn't even really ask her those heart of a questions. And I think people can realize this, that the questions that were asked of her were just basic questions about the border, about migration, about these issues that have been going on, that have been plaguing our country. And the difference though, is that Brett,

who, you know, certainly not my favorite guy, but, you know, he just wouldn't let her do the basic filibuster word salad kind of way out of it that Charlemagne the God did. So Charlemagne really dropped the ball, really fumbled the bag this week, you know, could have had a moment to just level himself up, decided not to, decided to basically cuck out. But, you know, that's his prerogative, I suppose.

and go all in as a shill for Kamala Harris. But hey, it's a free country. But instead, what you saw here was a candidate in full collapse. And coming at a time, by the way, where people are supposed to be flocking to your candidacy, they're trying to be working on the momentum of getting the early vote out, which we've seen the Democrats have been lagging way behind their 2020 numbers on. This is really the worst possible timing

or a showing like this from Kamala Harris. And I got a report from one White House staffer saying in the 1,366 days that I've been here in this administration, I've never seen her more furious than she is and volatile.

than she is right now. And that's speaking as of the last time. So prayers up for Kamala Harris's staff. I hope that they're all able to duck, dive, dodge, and weave, as well as duck again, after her meltdown, absolute public meltdown. And remember, folks,

Politics is a game of addition, not subtraction. And so Kamala Harris went on this Fox News interview to try to get the mail vote. She was trying to reach out to mail voters.

Is there any guy within the sound of my voice that hears someone who's shrill and nasty and angry and melting down over basic questions and refusing to take responsibility or take accountability for anything that wants to put up with that for another four years or eight years? Is there any guy with an ounce of testosterone coursing through their veins that's

that wants to deal with that. No, I don't think so. But I suppose that also helps us explain why it is that Tim Walls can spend so much time with her. He doesn't have any. Stay tuned, folks. Right back. Huge show. Kenny Cody and Dr. Steve Turley. Join us. Give it up. They talk about influencers. These are influencers. And they're friends of mine. Jack. Where's Jack? Jack. He's done a great job. Give him a hug.

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at humanevents.com. Jose emailed yesterday from the Phoenix metro area and said, property crime and drug-related crimes have increased exponentially in the Phoenix area. And on the border towns such as Douglas, Naco, and Nogales, all kinds of crimes are to the roof. God bless and Christ is King. You know, I've been down to Nogales when I was serving at Fort Huachuca there for training. I completely agree, man. Nogales is basically, basically part of the border.

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at humidevents.com. The craziness that's going on in our country is not just the Kamala collapse, because this is also being seen abroad. And so someone who looks at the world through that global lens is Dr. Steve Turley, who joins us now, the host of Turley Talks. Dr. Turley, how are you? I'm great, Jack. It's awesome to be with you. Thank you so much for having me.

Well, I'm really glad to have you on as well. So we've, look, I've been through this, the body language, Kamala Harris, the testiness, the nastiness that came out of this.

the meltdown, the fact that she's not going to win male voters over with this. But let me ask you from a global perspective now, we know Joe Biden has thrown together this hasty visit to Europe, less than 24 hours notice, canceling, by the way, the Rammstein Peace Conference or Peace Summit that he was supposed to be having with Vladimir Zelensky. Zelensky has been shut out, but Biden's going over. By the way, in the middle of a campaign is fleeing the country.

You know, a lot we could talk about right there. Not campaigning for her in the last couple of days, going so far as to distance himself. How is the world viewing the Kamala Harris campaign and specifically this interview?

It's an embarrassment. I mean, I'm not even going to candy call it. It's an absolute embarrassment. We have to understand that 85 percent of the world's population is turning its back on us at this point. It's been doing it ever since the Harris Biden administration came in. You know, at the beginning of the 20th century, the West was 30 percent

of the world's population. By 2050, they're estimating will be no more than 10% of the world's population. The world is moving away from us, and they're looking more like economic unions like BRICS, BRICS+, particularly with the addition of the OPEC nations. They're seeing that really as the future. I don't think we recognize how much

our corruption and our sort of moral degeneracy is actually used as propaganda against us. And I'm not even saying outside of Europe. Go to Eastern Europe. You go to Central Europe, particularly Viktor Orban of Hungary, Law and Justice Party of Poland. They point fingers at us and say, do we want to be like that? Absolutely not. So I don't think we recognize just how weak we look in the eyes of

so much of the world. And obviously, the world is reflecting that now with all the chaos. Well, and that's why we've got situations like we've seen now, the attacks in Israel, Hamas going back and forth here with this Hamas leader may have been killed. But again, and I don't know it's so much that they quote unquote sense weakness, but it certainly is a direct result of the fact

that you've got a government now in the United States that has decided essentially to put the needs and the interests of these citizens of other countries ahead of those of our own. And I've been looking through the

aftermath of North Carolina, Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton down there. And we're going to be talking about that a little bit in the next segment with someone from East Tennessee who's also a columnist for humanevents.com. But it really seems to me, and let me, here's something that I heard recently, and let me run this by you.

People say that after World War II and particularly after NAFTA, the United States traded jobs and traded manufacturing for global empire. And so while those of us who live in the country don't necessarily see it, we see the decline all around us, that those who are the beneficiaries of this empire are living like imperial overlords. Walk us through that.

Yes, yes. No, it's absolutely true. We have seen the institution now for several decades, what's known as a global division of labor. And that's where manufacturing and industrial jobs have been shipped to so-called third world nations, the global south. All the while, capital and finance has reallocated around the cosmopolitan urban centers of the global north, leaving rural populations isolated.

heavily unemployed. We saw it with the yellow vest uprisings in France not too long ago, what, two, three years ago, where you had a rural French who no longer had any jobs where they live, but they couldn't go into the city and live there like Paris because it had gotten so gentrified with the reallocation of finance and capital. So they had to commute. And so they couldn't work where they lived and they can't live where there was work. So some were commuting upwards of an

an hour, two hour each way. And then Macron comes around and slaps a fuel tax on them in the name of green energy. And they explode as they should have. So what we're finding is, and it's not even just economics per se, just think about just the way identity politics completely disenfranchises particular

particularly the rural voter. I remember when Hillary Clinton lost big time, you know, in 2016, and we had 200 counties or so in Wisconsin, Iowa, Michigan, Pennsylvania, that voted Democrat in every single presidential election for decades. It suddenly switched over and voted for Trump. And when asked why, one of the common responses was,

Well, what do you expect? I go to her website and I see links to, you know, women's issues, LGBT issues, black issues, Latino issues. But anything for white working class, nothing. Zippo. And now in this election, we're seeing the non-white working class come on over in unprecedented numbers. So, yeah, we are seeing a massive working class revolt.

against these globalist finance-based policies that send manufacturing and industry to third world nations, all the while reallocating capital and finance solely in urban areas, leaving rural populations highly disenfranchised and unemployed.

And in fact, one thing that we've been able to identify, particularly in the post-NAFTA environment, something that's going on in areas like Springfield, Ohio, or Charleroi, Pennsylvania, or even my hometown of Norristown, Pennsylvania,

What will the policies that will be advocated actually are the backfilling of those economically depressed areas with migrant labor that is then imported as cheap labor and artificially done so, so that companies who perhaps want to set up an auto parts shop or something in the United States are able to do so by importing the cheap labor and then are able to feed into this same system at the direct expense of

of the people who lived in the town prior and this essentially is another facet of what you're talking about isn't it it is it is and they all they un knock sparks off of each other border security economic security and cultural security it's what scholars call post-security politics and it's redefining the political order maga really is in many ways a distinctively american

form of this post-security politics. So absolutely, what we found is in the 2016 election in particular, is that those counties that were most affected by open borders were the ones that were most likely to vote for Trump. It was a blowback against what Democrats and the globalists had thought. They thought, well, if we just...

put a lot of these migrants in these rural areas. They'll eventually get assimilated and they'll become multicultural and we'll turn them liberal. It was the exact opposite. They pushed back and hard because, again, they see their culture, their customs, their traditions completely infiltrated, as it were. And then the...

economic element is even worse because now you try to work, you have manufacturing, it's coming back. But guess what? You have all these guys working for a couple of bucks under the table and you get the you get the all the benefits of offshore labor, but in your own backyard kind of thing. And no matter what globalists do, they always

always screw the rural worker. And rural workers have had it. And again, not just here. It's happening all over. We've seen the farmers' revolt in the Netherlands that spread throughout Europe. Of course, the Yellow Vest uprising. But we're also seeing in Latin America this massive revolt behind Javier Millet and his...

actually wanting to make Argentina great again. Dr. Turley, we've got a quick break here. My clock is a harsh mistress. Give me one second. Put a pin in that and we'll get to it right after the break. This is important. The global workers revolt, not the one that Karl Marx envisioned. We'll walk you through it coming around the bend. 1776 at humanevents.com. I'm always listening to Human Events with Jack Posobiec.

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When we were walking, we got cut off by that unforgiving, that nasty clock, that nasty, nasty clock that we have around here. And I have to talk to Rob Sig about that one. But when it comes down to it, what we're seeing is it's this global backlash. And I've talked about these types of forces all over the world because everywhere I go, whether it's

Japan, whether it's even Mexico, I've spoken about this in Mexico and I've been in Canada. I give the same exact speech and all over Europe, but when I give the same exact speech, because we're all facing the same situation, it's the erosion of our sovereignty. It's the erosion of our national identities and the erosion of our cultural, social, and religious norms in the face of this nameless, faceless globalism. So

Something I wanted to ask you is this debate that President Trump got into with Bloomberg News regarding tariffs and how Trump wants to use tariffs and bring back tariffs. You know, it's interesting, by the way, that he always references McKinley when he talks about tariffs because McKinley is a president who not only went all in for tariffs, but guess what? He was shot and killed, assassinated, right?

by an immigrant, by the way, Leon Cholgosh, back in 1901, because they claimed that he didn't care enough about all these various things.

anarcho-socialist and that's how Teddy Roosevelt became our next or our next president at the time who was at the time our youngest president I certainly hope that J.D. Vance doesn't find himself in a similar situation but walk me through how President Trump's policies and tariffs line up with all of this and how it actually is a major threat to so many multinational interests

Oh, that's a that's a phenomenal question. Yeah, actually, I get into that in my book, a whole chapter on that. He Trump campaigned against the liberal international order back in 2016, and he certainly instituted a tremendous amount of policies there.

He called NATO obsolete. He supported Brexit, so he had no problem dismantling the EU. And you mentioned there, he hated the WTO and the IMF. He much preferred bilateral trade agreements as opposed to this one-size-fits-all, globalist, multilateral structure. He committed the unpardonable sin with China.

confronting them rather than appeasing them to supposedly bring them into the liberal international order. Got rid of NAFTA and replaced it with the, what is it, the MCUSA, I'm trying to remember. MCNA, MUSNA, there we go. MUSCA. The

It's a mouthful. He imposed tariffs. I didn't like NAFTA, but the one nice thing about it was that it was easy to remember. It was. I know. I just remember it's America first, then Mexico, then Canada, because Canada was the late covers. He imposed tariffs on aluminum steel, even from the EU. Of course, he withdrew from the TPP and the Paris climate accords. No modern day president.

has struck a blow to the liberal international order, quite like Trump. And I got to be honest with you, Jack, I do believe in the end that's the ultimate sin that he committed. You see it in Europe. They'll appease a Maloney. They'll appease Viktor Orban. They'll deal with the AFD in Germany or something like that. But my, you start dismantling the international order. That's it.

You've crossed the line because that's where they amassed a tremendous amount of power and wealth in the hands of very few in the managerial class. They don't care about our borders. They only care about running the world when all is said and done. And that's what it comes down to. So you mentioned your book in this and let's formally introduce people. Explain your book. Why did you write it and how did these forces play out in your book?

Yeah, well, I wrote the book really to address this common misconception about Trump and the MAGA movement. And it's interesting because it comes from both the left and the right, but in different forms. And that's this idea that MAGA is somehow very specific to Trump and very specific to America. So in other words, if Trump and America didn't exist, something like MAGA wouldn't exist.

And that's forgivable to a certain extent. It is make America great again. Got it. It's, you know, it's a Trump slogan. Got it. But what's so interesting is what a lot of people don't realize is that there's virtually identical movements to MAGA all over the world, particularly in Europe.

The same year Trump ran for his first term, we had Brexit in June of 2016, which really freaked out the liberal international order. And Brexit was animated by, like you just said, virtually the same things, national sovereignty, economic sovereignty, cultural sovereignty. It was animated by a realignment, a political realignment of Britain's working class. But we're seeing a very comparable dynamics around Marine League.

Penn of France, Giorgio Maloney in Italy, Viktor Orban wants mega make Europe great again. The farmers revolt I mentioned, we're seeing it in Latin America with the rise of Naeem Bukele in El Salvador. Jair Bolsonaro in Brazil, the former president, was called the tropical Trump. And so really what I try to argue in the book is that Trump is actually part of

of a much wider trend happening all over the world where more and more populations are embracing something called "civilizational populism." That is where people are rejecting secular globalism and are in turn returning to nation culture, custom, and tradition. The book explores the various ways in which MAGA is a uniquely American expression of that more worldwide phenomenon.

And this is so important because this is what President Trump was doing with Ambassador Robert Lighthizer there when he was in office from a trade perspective, of course, with also Secretary Wilbur Ross, that he was dismantling or he was working to change these economic policies because he's looked there and he saw it in his own business perspective. In real time, you can go back to newspaper articles from the 1990s that were

That would talk about Donald Trump speaking out against NAFTA. He was saying, do not do this. Do not weaken the economic sovereignty of your country.

country. And he could see, by the way, back then, that's when they were trying to talk about turning the US, Mexico and Canada into this sort of North American union that was similar to the European Union. Well, guess what, folks? That is still the plan. They want us to be a North American union. They want us to not have the same type of sovereignty as before. They would love if the economics

We're through all that. Remember the Amero? They were going to do the Amero and all of this. Well, that got a little bit too hot, so they had to wind it all back. But they've been doing it behind the scenes. The World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization, these all exist to serve that very same purpose. And they want us all to be in this global economic union, which eventually forms the way they believe for one world government. The economics is just how they get there in the first instance.

Absolutely. Joel Kotkin of Chapman University has this wonderful term, neo-feudalism. And that's really what we're seeing today. And actually in Europe, they call it neo-medievalism. I think that's an insult to the medieval world, being a bit of a classicist myself. But the

You got it. The basic gist is more and more power in the hands of very few people five years ago. Just on that, at least your local liege lord would keep you safe and provide you with some level of security. And you had—the feudal peasants at least had a more functioning social contract than we do. Thank you.

Thank you. That's absolutely true. And they had deep faith and life was rich and enchanted. Yeah, it's not this sterile, disgusting modernity that we have today.

Correct. I say that, by the way, as a reformed former Game of Thrones blogger. So we'll have to do a much longer story about that one because there's a lot that goes in there. But yeah, no, it's at least in ancient times or in medieval times, you had this idea of a connection between the people and the land. And that's basically how the system of feudalism began.

It was local. It was all about being local. And it was this idea of collective security. But now you go in and there's going to be attacks. There's going to be security issues. There's going to be crime and they won't do anything about it. No, no, exactly. They'll slap that tyranny on you. Precisely. Explain to people the importance of your book and let people know where to go to follow you.

Oh, thank you so much, Jack. Yeah. Why I think it's so important is I know people are worried about what's going to happen in the next couple of weeks. First of all, I think we're doing great. We're doing better than we were doing even in 2016, 2020. But I want everyone to have the confidence to go into that voting booth knowing that no matter what happens on November 5th,

civilizational populism is the wave of the future. God forbid that Trump doesn't win. We're going to be hit hard, no question. Liberals were hit hard with Mondale or McGovern, but the winds are at our back. The world is moving in a very different direction than liberal globalism, pushing back like never before, and we'll be just fine. We'll come back and be able to knock

from right back, just the way the rest of the world is. You could go just the simplest way, just go to amazon.com, punch in my last name, Turley, T-U-R-L-E-Y, and fight, and you can get it there, but you can get any bookstore as well. And I hope it's an encouragement to everyone watching.

All right, Dr. Steve Turley. Go check him out. Go check out his book and follow Turley Talks. We'll be right back here. Humanevents.com. It's 1776 at humanevents.com. Columnist Kenny Cody joins us next. Eastern Tennessee. Jack, where is Jack? Where is 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 policies.

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who are singing Yes, Jesus Loves Me in the aftermath of their entire home being destroyed in the mudslides and the floods in western North Carolina. Yes, I know whatever little ones to me. All we bear is joy. Yes, Jesus loves me.

Yes, Jesus, bless me. Yes, Jesus, bless me. The Bible, help me. So there you go. The storm destroyed everything they had, but it didn't take away their faith. In the face of tragedy, the power of Christ perseveres through the hearts of children.

Kenny Cody joins us next. So, Kenny, you're there in East Tennessee. You've been involved with the rescue operations. You've seen a lot that's going on, and you've got a new column up at humanevents.com talking about how it's interesting that, you know, the federal government seems to have completely left this story behind. Kamala Harris has stopped tweeting about it. Joe Biden, he's left the country.

He's going over to Europe now. He might be meeting with Zelensky. He's meeting with these European heads of state. Just announced another $425 million to Ukraine. Kenny, what's going on? I mean, honestly, Jack, I just think that our leaders at the top do not care about Appalachians because of the values that are in that video. Them singing about cross, the unity among communities that...

embrace church values, embrace Christ, embrace Christian values. The reason that they don't care about us here at the bottom where we are right now is because we embody everything that they despise. They despise family values. They despise Christian values. They prioritize virtue signaling and filling their pockets from the military industrial complex, such as funding the war in Ukraine, sending millions upon millions upon hundreds of million dollars to foreign countries instead of

investing those dollars back home. You know, I've now I've seen those departments that have been here and I've been trying to help, you know, TEMA, not FEMA, but TEMA has been doing a great job in the state of Tennessee. I think there are those in government that do care about our some of our region, but those at the very top that are making those priority decisions.

are not prioritizing Appalachia. They're not prioritizing Western North Carolina. They're not prioritizing East Tennessee. And I think that when you see voices from the top that acknowledge these areas past the first couple days of the tragedy, they're

That that's how you know that it was just an obligation for him. It's an obligation to Joe Biden. It's an obligation to Kamala Harris. It's an obligation to Pete Buttigieg to just acknowledge those first couple of days, those first couple of days of that relief effort and then move on. You're not going to see the same donation effort. You're not going to see the same.

conservation efforts that you're trying to see now from East Tennessee leaders and those who are elected to serve this community, those who are elected to give back to this community, who have been giving back to this community. You're not seeing that same passion from the top of our federal government. And there should be no regional bias, but there is with this administration.

And, and that's what's so confusing to so many people. So in our last block, Dr. Steve Turley was here and talking about how our government has actually become a government that represents a global empire, an economic empire, an increasingly global military empire. And if you look

at the decisions of the US government over the last 30 years or so, it explains so much of what we've seen go on because essentially we traded jobs for this global empire, this global financial predicated empire. And in order to do so, you have to overlook the interests of those who are in places that were essentially

forcefully dispossessed and disenfranchised like Appalachia. Now, of course, the urban centers creates an issue for them because the urban centers are also the finance concentrations and the wealth concentrations in the world. So the cities have to be looked at. And so that's where you get into wokeness and all these other different things.

But if you're a poor white person living in Appalachia and you lost your entire home to the hurricane, well, guess what? Celebrities aren't going to be coming out for you. Well, let me just ask. Let me just ask. You know, I'm not from Appalachia. I'm from the Philadelphia area. But, Kenny, tell me, are there going to be some big celebrity rock stars and singers? Taylor Swift was from Tennessee. Is she doing big benefits? I know she's donated, but is she doing benefits?

Is she going to be singing about this? Is she going to be doing concerts, anything like that? No, the only two people that have been able to come back here and actually give back have been Dolly Parton and Morgan Wallen, who are actually from our area. We're born and raised here. God bless Morgan Wallen. God bless Morgan Wallen. God bless Dolly Parton. Morgan Wallen is from Hancock County, Tennessee. Dolly Parton is from Sevier County, Tennessee.

And they – all their life since they became celebrities have been giving back to Cocke County, have been giving back to Hancock County, have been giving back to Sevier County. All of their life they provide – Dolly Parton has Dollywood that gives back to our community economically. Morgan Wallen donates to high school, bluegrass, and music programs all around our region. But those are the only two people because they know our struggle.

They're from our area. They know what we deal with when they know the poverty level. They know the economic status. They know the problems in Unicoi, Cox, Sevier, Green and all the all the other counties like Washington and Carter County that are affected by this flood. But those that live in Hollywood, those that even live in places like Washington, D.C., have no idea. They couldn't pick our county out or our congressional district out on a map if I gave them a million dollars.

They don't know our struggles because they don't know our people, and they don't agree with us. They have no desire to know us because we're never going to agree with the way they believe about culture, the way they believe about foreign policy, the way we believe about economics because they've never been down here. They've lived in suburbia, and they've lived in Hamptons all of their life.

But yet they don't want to come to Appalachian when we're struggling the most. They wouldn't know an accent, whether I was from East Tennessee, whether I was from Georgia. They would have no idea because they have no desire to come and see our struggle when a disaster happens like this. All they know is they're conservatives and they're Republicans. So we're going to give them a couple of days of relief, a couple of days of conservation efforts and a couple of days to help out. And then we're going to let them be forget about like they've been. We've been forgotten about by our government all of our life.

And look, this really does go to show you and...

By the way, full cards, I definitely do not have that level of accent differentiation. I mean, I could tell if somebody's from New York or Boston or Philly or Chicago or something like that, but you're right. You're absolutely right. And I'll wear it on my sleeve. I'll take it. No, I don't know the ability to do that. But what I do know, Kenny, is that you're an American and that your town is full of Americans and your county and your state.

and the people of your region, they're all Americans, and they're not Ukrainians, and they're not Afghanis, and they're not, gosh, I don't know, Chinese or Turks or some other type of Middle Easterner or something. They're Americans. They're people of this country, and it's very interesting to me that why is it that

You know, we are one of the only programs that's talking about this stuff, but you turn on corporate media and they'll tell you about some horrific thing that happened all over the world and yet not something that happened right here in our own backyard. Stay tuned right back. 1776 at human events dot com. My ear about the boring people at your office. I'm trying to listen to the new human events with Jack Pazubic.

- All right, Jack Posobiec back here, Human Events Daily. We're live, we're speaking to Kenny Cody of humanevents.com, but also a native and a resident of East Tennessee. And we're talking about how it is that the establishment purposefully and based on their agenda deemphasizes

victims and tragedies and stories that they don't want shared across the spectrum. And I wanted to put a photo up, put this up full screen, guys, about two brothers who both died in the flood in North Carolina. This is Felix and Lucas Wisely. Felix was nine and Lucas was seven.

and they lived, and they were both students at North Buncombe Elementary School, which is near Asheville. Her mom tried to get them out in the SUV. She didn't make it, and the family was found, their bodies were found later in the SUV. The flood hit their entire home, hit their entire SUV, and their lives were lost in this. And Kenny, what gets me is that

As horrific as this is, we know when...

The establishment wants us to hear about a family or a victim. They will turn them into celebrities. But when it's something like this with Appalachia, it's like, why isn't anyone else talking about these families? And again, the hundreds of Americans, including children who were just killed in an instant right in our own heartland.

Yeah, it just saddens me. And there's so many stories across that from Appalachia. There was a guy named Bud McCary who was a nurse who went in to save people and risked his own life and it ended up costing him his own life here in East Tennessee because he was willing to put his life on the line in rescue operations. I mean these stories are all far too common in Cocke County, in East Tennessee, in western North Carolina.

And I don't really understand it. You know, we are the same as anybody else. Our region is the same as anybody else. And like we're saying, like there are resources from I mean, I'm not going to sit here and say the government hasn't helped us out at all. I mean, I think like like our state government that's funded by the federal government has had a lot of help. Team has been a lot of help. And the surveyors have been a lot of help in knowing what resource allocation there needs to be. But.

From the top, like from Kamala Harris, from Joe Biden, from Pete Buttigieg, where are you? Like where are these people when our struggle – our region is struggling? And it's like the aftermath too, Jack. Like the interstate is one of our main economic –

you know, pillars in our region and it collapsed going into North Carolina. What's that going to do to our region economically? Like there's so many concerns that are happening in our area and we're getting no attention from the people that mean it the most. And we're not talking about the low-level bureaucrats that they send out to these regions to try and help. I appreciate those people coming here to help as much as they can. But from the very top, the leaders who lead the executive branch, where are you? Joe Biden, Kamala Harris,

Where are you? Tim Walls, like none of you have been here. Like Trump's going to North Carolina, I think, for the second or third time in the last three weeks this week, this upcoming week. Where are you? And I don't want to see Walls and Harris put on a camo hat and walk around for a photo op. I want to see you actually talk to the mayors and the county commissions of our region in western North Carolina and east Tennessee and see what they need.

You just funneled $425 billion to Ukraine in a pseudo war that is sending our boys and girls to potentially die in here over the next few decades or the next few years in wars in Afghanistan and wars in the Middle East.

then come here and see who you need to help domestically. Actually show up. Make your efforts on the ground. You can go to New Jersey, you can go to Florida, you can go to Texas, you can go to Louisiana, but for some reason Appalachia is getting left off, and

And none of you have been here. So it's a free invitation from me and from all of East Tennessee. Come here and show support or let us do our own thing and do not put barriers on what we're allowed to do because we need help. We need help finding resources for the people who have lost literally everything, including their lives. So if you're not willing to come here, pull up your bootstraps and actually come here and either work or talk to people that need help more than anybody else.

Then sit back and get beat in November so we can have somebody else that will lead our country.

Well, Kenny, and I agree with you. And I think that it's true. I'm not going to say the federal government hasn't done anything. But what I would say is that the fact that it seems like the story has been forgotten and the national news cycle has already moved on when, just as an example, George Floyd, okay? George Floyd, whatever you want to say about George Floyd, that was one person, that was one day, that was one incident that turned into a national, national wave and

a national wave of demanding justice. It was on the news every single night. The panels were talking about it. They talked about his family. They talked, you know, everything about this guy who was a career criminal.

And you knew everything about him, every facet of his life. And then you learned all about the officer and all of this. And the news media was just playing that for all it was worth in an election year. And now suddenly here comes a situation where we've had a national tragedy where, again, hundreds of people were killed in a one to two day, like a 48 hour period. You had hundreds of people killed in our heartland, all the way up, even up to Indiana, there were people killed.

That's confirmed. Bodies that people are still finding in vehicles, in areas where the mudslides have been so bad they can't even get up through the roads. And you're finding mothers tethered to their 16-year-olds. And yet, you know, the national news media wants to talk about, oh, did Trump say something about, you know, cats and, oh my gosh, you know, tariffs. And like, we're acting as if this didn't happen. Right.

And that to me is just unconscionable, and I have to say just shame on all of us. Shame on all of us for overlooking what these people have gone through. Last minute to you, Kenny Cody. Yeah, I mean they're too concentrated on Trump being a threat to democracy, but I'll tell you what is a threat to democracy is people's lives being lost because their federal government forgot about them, because their leaders forgot about them. And just a message to everyone like –

This is why we're changing things next month. Like with this leadership is incompetent. They forget their people intentionally and highlight people that help them and their cause. But when they want to highlight somebody who doesn't help their political and cultural causes, they forget about them just like Appalachia. That's right. And Kenny, let me let me just throw in before we go out that 95 percent of the people who were affected by this didn't even have flood insurance because this was not a place.

where they typically see that type of flooding. Not insured, have to pay back all the money. Folks, go follow Kenny Cody, KennyCodyTN on Twitter. Go read his columns at humanevents.com. Ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission to lay a floor.