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This is what happens when the fourth turning meets fifth generation warfare. A commentator, international social media sensation and former Navy intelligence veteran. This is Human Events with your host, Jack Posobiec. Details on what the White House is now calling an act of targeted terrorism.
It happened at a Jewish event in Colorado on Sunday. Officials say he used a flamethrower to set people on fire. The suspect, who officials say was in the country illegally, was heard yelling, free Palestine, and also yelling anti-Semitic remarks.
Sources say he was found with a garden sprayer full of gasoline and more than a dozen Molotov cocktails. President Donald Trump's been working the phones and social media trying to get Republicans in the Senate behind his multi-trillion dollar tax and spending cut bill.
The legislation passed the House by just one vote last month. The president can afford to lose no more than three votes in the Senate. Voting has ended in South Korea's snap presidential election. A joint exit poll, it's from three local broadcasters. It shows the opposition liberal candidate projected to win the contest. Several news outlets now report that the Dutch government has collapsed.
Tensions were high yesterday after the leader of the government's far-right party threatened to quit the Netherlands government due to a disagreement over immigrant asylum. Ukraine and Russia today met for the second time in two weeks to discuss peace, but walked away without any progress toward ending the war. The fighting is as intense as ever. And this weekend, Ukraine launched an unprecedented attack, launching drones deep inside Russia to target Russian bombers.
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard today's edition of Human Events Daily here live Washington, D.C. Today is June 3rd, 2025, Anno Domini, another Ukrainian attack on the Kyrgyz Strait Bridge. This is the key bridge connecting Crimea to the Russian homeland, the Russian mainland. And this bridge has been targeted multiple times throughout
The war Ukrainians this time attacking with an underwater bomb. We're told in the past they used a terrorist style attack with a truck bomb killing the trucker that had been smuggled in across the across essentially the.
uh... the the back route into right here uh... this uh... likely employed the use of underwater unmanned vehicles essentially seaborne drones and in order to get the bomb to where was not a piling
drone attack, which took place reportedly on Russian strategic bombers, part of their nuclear triad over the weekend. And what we need to understand is separate the fact from fiction here. There are forces within the West, forces within NATO. There are forces, yes, within Western governments to include the United States and United Kingdom that do not want
this war and all of these wars to end. Did you think that they would just let you end the war? Did they think that they would just let peace win? There's no money in peace. There's no profit in peace. What big military and big war wants is more. And they don't care if World War III kicks off because they sit back and say, well, guess what? We can sell munitions to both sides. The world just woke up over the weekend
to the massive drone vulnerabilities that all of our Air Force fleets now face. It's not just the Russians. Guess who else is vulnerable to that? I said on Twitter yesterday.
What happens when the Chinese drones take off from all of the farmland that they purchased right next to our Air Force bases? And the targeting that they have from the balloon that the Chinese flew across our strategic bases? Are you waking up? The United States of America is currently vulnerable and these idiots in Washington are escalating us towards World War III.
This is ridiculous. It is irresponsible. And they are sitting back and acting like it's a joke, like it's all some kind of game. This isn't a game. This is all of our lives. This is our family's lives. This is our children's lives, the lives of our generation and the generations to come. We will stop this war and we're not going to stop talking about it. Jack Posobiec, right back.
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and wake up very excited now we're going to be doing an entire intel briefing on what's going on vis-a-vis ukraine and what better way to do that than to bring on one of our best military analysts at least in terms of guests on the show we have some hosts around here that are pretty good at the military analysis stuff as well folks is lieutenant colonel tony schaefer hey jack good to see you
tony i've got to ask you so these these attacks that ukraine has been conducting in what what would be considered non-battlefield targets i think uh back in the russian um deep within russian lines behind russian lines the kirk straight bridge bridge i believe this is the third time it's been attacked since the war has commenced uh these these russian bombers now here's an interesting question
The attacks get a lot of headlines, but as an intel officer or even back when I was a junior intel analyst, the first question that I have after I see a strike like this is BDA. What's the BDA? That was the training that I always received. What is the battle damage assessment? Is this operational? Is it inoperational? Is it repairable? Is it still at full capacity? Is that diminished capacity? How long is it going to take to get it back online? Or do we have total destruction? And in some of these cases,
It feels like the headlines are a little bit separated from the reality that's actually on the ground. Tony, what's your read on it? Well, the first thing you have to do to get to the BDA is get through the propaganda. And so what you've seen is no doubt this was a masterful attack. I'm not going to diminish the amount of gumption and planning it took to get those drones into those targets all the way to Siberia.
With that said, we have to evaluate what we see.
A lot of the footage we've been given is from dates not relevant to this one. That is to say, the videos of the strikes aren't necessarily related to the Spiderweb project. They're old or from different locations from different times. And what I'm seeing is an amplification primarily by the British media to make everybody believe there was something like seven people
to $9 billion of damage done. I've seen that figure. It's like, yeah, that's not relevant. Was there significant damage done? Yeah. They hit a number of, a significant number of TU-95 Barabombers, which are part of the strategic nuclear force of the Russian nuclear triad. So was that significant? Yeah.
But it wasn't anywhere near as significant as we were being led to believe. So we can't even get to the BDA until we figure out what exactly the damage was, because we're not really being told what it was. And secondly, why are we not being told? Well, the amplification here, Jack, is because
We are supposed to buy into this idea as Americans that the Ukrainians, oh yeah, they can still beat the Russians. They're not licked. And if they can do this with $40 million, imagine what they could do with several more billion. In other words, they're trying to both disrupt the peace process, which we know they're doing openly, and trying to eventually convince us, the United States,
that the Biden policy was the correct policy to give them unlimited money. And I do a lot of research. You know that. I do a lot of show prep. There's constant videos on YouTube talking about how brave the Ukrainian soldiers are and how they've adapted technology. So there's a full-blown
charm campaign against us, focused on us. So this fifth generation warfare, it's being directed on us. Lindsey Graham's part of it. I just don't think it's going to work.
Yeah, once again, we see that one side is winning in the information narrative. One side is winning the information war, and another side is winning the actual war on the ground. Right, exactly. Because when I go and look at the front lines over in eastern Ukraine, when I look at Donetsk, Lugansk, or some of these areas of Sumy or around Kharkov, other areas that have been under dispute between the Russians and the Ukrainians,
I don't see the Ukrainians making advances on the battlefield. I see the Russians making advances. And by the way, not in these huge, you know, the barrel runs, the blitzkrieg attacks that you would see from an American military perspective or NATO perspective. It is slow encirclement operations and slowly and slowly grinding them down. So let me hit that because I see this constant demunition
by certain voices within conservative media about how effective the Russians are. Jack Keane was on the other day talking about, almost dismissive, they've been fighting to take Ukraine for the past three years and they're still not doing it. It's like, Jack, that's not what they're trying to do. This is not a war of maneuver. This is not a war of blitzkrieg. It's a war of attrition.
And the Russian objective is to degrade and basically demilitarize
Ukraine and the West. So that's what they're doing. They're doing it slow and methodic because the Ukrainians keep throwing stuff against their defenses and lose it. So why on earth? It's attrition warfare. And we don't understand attrition warfare because we don't practice that. So when Jack says they're not winning, it's like you don't understand what they're doing if you say that. And that's a bad sign. Right. So they've created...
They've created essentially a position where they can take up strong positions in the east. And rather than focus on taking land, the focus is actually on detriding and attriding the Ukrainian military. Exactly. Precisely. Because they know that it doesn't matter how much...
uh how many weapons and artillery and ammunition and the rest of it and i would look i was just in the region i was in jejo poland which is right on the border my family lives right on the ukrainian border with poland we were just there uh a week ago and and all of that ammunition the nato the nato supplies that are running through jejo and then also through romania and other spots into uh into ukraine that's that okay even if that didn't stop and of course that's another piece of this as well with president regarding president trump
On the other side of it is that doesn't matter if you don't have the soldiers because it requires soldiers to hold land. There are no amount of drones that can actually hold territory and occupy territory. That's not how that works. There's incredible things you can do with technology, but it doesn't matter how many Starlinks you have or how many drones you have. You cannot hold territory without soldiers. And so what happens?
the Russian military is doing is saying, well, we may not have the technological advantage, but we do have the battlefield advantage in terms of numbers.
So that's what our focus is on. We're not going to fight the technology. We're going to fight the soldiers. Tony Schaefer, we've got a quick break coming up, but I want to hold you over because this is so important and people need to understand the danger of the escalation here. If we climb up that escalatory ladder with the Russians and walk away from these, this peace deal, which I think is it's in the works, but I keep saying this, this is not going anywhere.
to break. The deadlock will not be broken. The loggerheads are the situation right now until President Trump and President Putin are able to hash this out together. Quick break. Right back. Jack Posobiec, Salem Radio Network, Real America's Voice.
Jack Posobiec back live here, Human Events Daily, Real America's Voice, Salem Radio Network. We're on with Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer. We're talking about the war of attrition in Ukraine and the propaganda war that is being waged across the information outlets right now. Ukraine is currently winning the information war.
But the question is, are they winning the war of attrition? And the war of attrition works like this. It's not about taking land. It's about taking lives. And so when people look at the map on a day-to-day basis, they'll say, wait a minute, Russia can't be winning. Look, Ukraine has held them to this pocket in the east. Well, the question on the other side is, perhaps, but which side has more lives? One side wins.
has many more than the other. I'm going to bring Lieutenant Colonel Schaefer on here. Tony, is this what the Russians' goal has been all along when they talk about demilitarization? Yes, they want these provinces, but they're also not sending, and we saw this, by the way, with some strategic
drawdowns in places like Kherson, switching to the other side of the river where the resupply is more advantageous to them because obviously it just shares the land border with Russia. Rather than have to go across the river, they're sitting on one side of it. And every time the Ukrainians attempt to cross the Dnieper, they are met with a massive onslaught and barrage. This has been their strategy for the last couple of years. And they seem to believe time is on their side. I'll just throw another anecdote.
I sat down with Prime Minister Viktor Orban last week in Budapest in his presidential palace and the prime minister's residence and absolutely honored to be there. And he told me that he went to the Russians and said, will you sue for peace?
And the Russians told him, well, we're winning and we have time on our side. And then he went to the Ukrainians and said, will you choose peace? And they told him we're winning and time is on our side. Said, OK, Tony, which side is right? Well, if they both persist in that attitude, I think it's time for us to decide. Time is time for us to leave. But that's not your question. Your question is who's winning. I think the Russians are winning and not by a little, by a lot.
To your point, the Russians, and let me phrase it as a question, why would you expose yourself to extended risk by sending folks forward in offensive operations which expose you to additional drones, additional, like you point out, doing river crossings, you become vulnerable.
Why do that when you're basically facing an enemy who is badly advised, badly led? Frankly, people like Mark Milley, a rocket scientist if I ever met one, is telling you stupid things, not giving you the right strategy. Why would you want to expose yourself to risk if you could just sit back and let them come wave after wave on your strength and lose?
I would argue by doing this, they're going to basically leave Ukraine a rump state by the fact that it'll be not only demilitarized, it'll be depopulated.
The Russians have an order of magnitude more men and resources to throw at this, and they're just sitting there. And so the more Ukraine throws their stuff in there, they have their time, the more they lose time and lose resources. So I don't think it's close. I think the Russians, should they choose to implement a military solution on this, they could be done by July or August.
This and by the way, this is summer and two summers ago, Ukraine was talking about their massive counteroffensive. Tony, the Russians. Yeah, we all said it wouldn't go to work out right now. We said this is not going to work. Do you think the Russians are poised for a breakout right now? I think if they choose to break out, absolutely. I don't think they're going to choose to break out. I think they're going to allow the remainder of Biden approved material and equipment to show up over the next 30 days.
get to probably the 1st of July. And then once that's done, by the way, the Russians notice already that with less Patriot air defense systems, less stuff to stop their drones, they're being more effective. So why risk going at the Ukrainian strength when the Russians know it's just a matter of time before they run out of stuff?
The Russians are going to hang back, Jack, and they're going to hit at the time of their choosing. And I think if things aren't resolved, if President Trump doesn't get Putin and Zelensky into a room and sit them down and try to talk reason with them, the Russians will decide in about 30 days probably to go on a breakout towards mid to late July. And I think they will implement...
a military solution to this. And I don't think they want all Ukraine. They want what they have. They want to turn those into Russian provinces and be done with it. Wow. Wow. Lieutenant Colonel Schaefer, we're just about out of time. What a note to end on. Where can people follow you? TSpooky on Twitter and then ProjectSentinel.com. Thanks, Jack. Always enjoy our conversations. Absolutely incredible. Please come back soon. Quick break. Right back. Jack, where's Jack? Where's Jack? 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. All right, Jack, we'll be back. Live Human Events Daily. You're on Real America's Voice in the Salem Radio Network. Hour 3, Charlie Kirk.
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He was doing some on-the-ground reporting. Turns out that in Hungary, there's now a referendum going on nationwide. Should Ukraine be allowed into the European Union? And this vote is going to be taking place very soon here in Hungary. Kevin Posobiec was on the scene to collect some interviews. Here's what we got.
Hey, it's Kevin Posobiec live in Budapest, Hungary. And we're here at the park today to see if we can get a couple of people on screen for Vox 2025. It's the Hungarian consensus to see whether or not Ukraine should or shouldn't join the EU. Let's see what we can get into. You don't, you can't agree with me because you don't know. Communism. I'm not against communism.
Ukraine joining the EU. But the question is that when? Well, I'm rather against. Okay. And on what conditions? That's a smart answer. I think that's the most important question now. Not the yes or no alone, but the conditions. He doesn't have a very good reputation anymore, Zelensky. I would happen to agree with you. Is now the right time? Should Ukraine join
Or should we let them join or wait a little longer? That seems to be the consensus that we've gathered so far. You know, we're just getting through COVID. We're still getting through the war with Russia. I don't think they should join or be allowed to join. The people here in Budapest seem to have spoken and we'd like to see an end to the war. We'd like to see peace treaties and we'd like Zelensky to really grow up and if anything,
learn how to wear a suit before he does any negotiations in the future.
All right, there you have it. That's Kevin Posobiec finding out that the people of Hungary are actually not interested in having Ukraine join the EU and obviously talking about NATO as well. We saw the win of the huge nationalist victory in Poland just a few days ago, where the candidate Navrotsky, who won, also campaigned on not allowing Ukraine into NATO or the EU. Dr. Steve Turley joins us.
now to discuss this and all things geopolitical. Dr. Turley, we've seen these
escalations over the past 24, 48 hours regarding these attacks in Russia by Ukraine on strategic bombers, as well as this key transportation node, obviously a civilian node of the Kerch Street Bridge. But flipping back to it and looking at the situation, the huge push is against Ukraine being in NATO and really a push for peace talks
Where does this all shake out? Why are we still seeing a massive push for World War III? Oh, my. Yeah. Wow. You just have so much in that question. Why are we seeing the push in the end? Because we...
We are seeing neocons mourn over the prospect of their dying liberal international order. And NATO is intrinsic to that order. NATO is more or less the globalist police force that enforces the order that comes from the three major globalist institutions of the IMF, the WTO, the World Bank,
That's what gave us our kind of rules-based order. And when all is said and done, I think we could make the argument, certainly it seems that the people that were interviewed would agree with this, but Ukraine more or less became a proxy for that order. They became a proxy for this Victoria-Newland State Department, particularly after 2014 and the overthrow of the Yanukovych government.
with the Maidan revolution. And so there really isn't an independent Kiev responding to the will of the people. It's just a puppet of this larger globalist matrix that Trump is basically shattering as we speak. He's called repeatedly NATO obsolete. He's consigning the WTO to
total obsolescence with the emergence of his bilateral trade agreements and tariff policies and the like. The IMF isn't playing much of a role anymore. The World Bank isn't playing much of a role. So by what's the only way you could try to resurrect the relevance of these institutions?
trigger Article 5. That will somehow get NATO and supposedly the world that guards this liberal international order back resurrected. And so I think they're trying to goad Putin into bombing a NATO country and at least putting Article 5 on the table. I don't think he's going to bite. I don't think he's going to take it. And I don't think most Europeans
buy into this. I think they recognize, as you just demonstrated there, I think they recognize that when they're dealing with Zelensky and Ukraine, they're not dealing with an actual democratic country. Heck, I don't even know when's the last time they had an election, what, 2019? They're not dealing with a democratic country. They're dealing with a proxy for globalist interests.
And this is what it's all about, because we've seen this rejection of globalism now in Poland, huge rejections of globalism in Hungary, obviously here in the United States, a massive rejection of globalism. But President Trump's election was also predicated on this idea of ending the march towards World War III. And yet we still see many of these elements
whether it be the intelligence community, whether it be elements of the military-industrial complex in the United States, or really the Five Eyes community writ large, which, you know, and I'm going viral now for a clip I did on War Room yesterday with Steve Bannon saying that there's no way that Ukraine would be able to carry out these bombing campaigns, especially these deep targets within Russia, without the knowledge or perhaps and likely the coordination of
the five eyes intelligence apparatus because that's the only way you could get the strategic real-time targeting information that you would need only provided by satellites and only the us and the uk have access to that and capability of that of that kind of technology uh you know unless starlink is uh they all secretly have cameras on them and maybe elon's just helping them on the side i don't think so uh but dr turley do you view this
as a potential wedge and attempt to break down these peace talks. Absolutely. As a matter of fact, I saw that spot on the War Room. I think I even retweeted it. It was brilliant. Yeah, I do. Because the peace talks mean the end of the liberal international order.
Because these peace talks, I think we all recognize, these are going to be settled on Russia's terms. Russia is going to keep 20% of the territory. There's no way around it. They've got the Donbass, they've got Kherson, they've got Zaporozhye, and of course they've got Crimea. That's not going away. And...
the European leaders from, well, originally Boris Johnson, now to Keir Starmer, Macron, they're all saying no. You know, at the beginning, they were all saying, no, we could even get Crimea. We're going to take Crimea back. It's all nonsense. It's all...
I mean, Russia has fortified itself in 20% of Ukraine for right or for wrong. I'm being purely descriptive, not prescriptive. That is just the reality of it. If we're conservatives, we want to deal with reality, right? And so I think that Trump has made exactly what you said. He was not voted in to escalate this.
this conflict he was voted into de-escalated. And unfortunately, I think you're right. I think there's so many neocon Cold War mentality forces within
the deep state and within the military industrial complex to basically do what they can to try to prevent that from happening. If they could stretch this out another four years and maybe get a Democrat in, maybe they can reignite or try to reignite this liberal international order. But as far as I see it, it's over. It's dead. It's gone. It's gone from the hearts and minds of
of the vast majority of Westerners. It's certainly gone as far as China's concerned, Russia's concerned, India's concerned, increasingly Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. And I think it's just, it's a matter of time before it'll be gone in Washington, D.C. But until then, how much damage are they going to do in the meantime?
Well, I think that's right. And we're up against a quick break here. But one of the interesting, and we'll talk about this in the next segment, one of the interesting takeaways I think I have from President Trump's recent dust-up with the South Africans is that Trump, I think, instinctively understands, obviously he cares about the specific issue of the genocide that's taking place in South Africa, but also he's looking at the world through the new lens of multipolarity. Who is the greatest potential parallel structure to the West?
Well, it's BRICS. And who is, of course, the weakest link in BRICS? It's South Africa. So that's why he's targeting them. There's a key geostrategic element to all of this that I think everyone's missing, that this is a way for him to... Now, is he going as hard as he could? No, but he's certainly picking at a wound that he knows will create issues for the Chinese,
will create issues for the Russians as well. Why? Because he's locked in negotiations with both of them. People don't look at these things in multiple dimensions, but that's always been one of President Trump's strengths, multidimensional thinking. That if you target the South Africans and put pressure on them, that it indirectly creates leverage on China and Russia as well. Because remember, the S in BRICS is Southeast.
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Jack, so we're back live here, Real America's Voice, Salem Radio Network. We're on with Dr. Steve Turley, and we're a host of Turley Talks, and we're also going through how President Trump is guiding the United States through the lens of not just the Ukraine war, but also the Israel-Gaza conflict, where the administration, and I posted a video yesterday on X, has been involved with sending aid
to the people of Gaza
but also working with both sides there, of course, had been pushing for ceasefire early on, the return of the hostages. But Dr. Turley, what we're seeing though, and you just mentioned, you hit the nail on the head, these peace talks represent the end of the international liberal order. President Trump, I believe, understands this and is guiding the United States through this thicket, this jungle,
and setting us up to be in a position where we do have Fortress America, where we are strengthened in this new international multi-polarity world, where we are economically strong, we are no longer dependent on the system of globalization, and we can stand on our own two feet. And if you look at his various moves, it seems to be that he's what he's setting up the United States for.
Oh, absolutely. Yeah, you'll notice what's so different from what he's doing, what his predecessors have done. He's not going through the UN. He's not going through the IMF. He's not going through the WTO. He's not going through the world, but he's not going through any international mediary institution. He is dealing with nations worldwide.
one-on-one, quite literally, in front of, in the Oval Office. One of our subscribers said, you know, would it be cool for Trump to do fireside chats like FDR used to do or something? And another one remarked, he already is. It's called Zelensky sitting in the other chair or Ramaphosa sitting in the other chair. Those are his fireside chats. He is dealing with nation's
bilaterally, one by one, but the two major ones, the two other poles in this multipolar world, of course, is Russia and China. And this is great power politics. Again, there's no mediators or anything like this. It's one-on-one, but at the same time, and you hit the nail on the head in this one, he's also doing his best to pick off any kind of allies that they might get in their sort of
parallel world, their parallel structure that's being formed in BRICS, which is basically a parallel G7, about 50% of the world's energy is coming from BRICS countries right now. One country that was supposed to join was Saudi Arabia, but
But somehow Trump was very effective in telling Mohammed bin Salman, hey, why don't we do business together? We're going to be far more prosperous together with you having unlimited access, the number one mark in the world, than if you're working with Russia and China. And so many people were saying. He did it.
And the media was criticizing him for, why are you going to the Middle East? Why are you going to the Saudis? Why are you talking to the Qataris? Why are you doing all this? Because they don't understand the moves that he is making because he's so far ahead of them on this chessboard. And they are totally still locked into this mindset of the unipolar moment. By the way, you're going to love this. I don't know if you caught this, but so I went and I spoke in Poland. I gave this speech.
But a few weeks prior to me, they had sent Obama over as well as Valerie Jarrett and Huma Abedin's Junior Soros. But do you know who else they actually sent over with them? I kid you not. Francis Fukuyama himself. Himself was actually on the ground. Mr. The end of history. The United States is one and the international war. Can you believe it? Can you believe it?
Also the author of Second Thoughts. He did write Second Thoughts afterwards. Yeah, I mean, you couldn't have scripted that. Talk about the Adams family of globalism. I mean, there you have it. Wow.
Dang, dude. And it's so funny because the way I've heard the term progressive realism used for the media. I love that connection you make. Progressive realism is this notion that, you know, progressivism is just it's it's the wave of the future. The arc of history inevitably bends.
to liberal definitions of justice. So we in the media who operate by progressive realism, all we have to do is expose how people like Jack Posobiec and Steve Bannon and so forth, how they're obscurantists, how they're trying to stop history. That's all we have to do. And we're just going to have this wonderful, happy, clappy consensus about
of progressive liberalism as far as the argument that scholars have made is that progressive realism is based on Frank Fukuyama's thesis precisely I want to get more but unfortunately we are just about out of time where can people go to find your long form unpacking of all of this
Oh, just punch my name into either Rumble or YouTube, Dr. Steve Turley. You'll find my channels there. You'll find them there. You'll get the books. A couple of guitar videos, too, every once in a while. You never know what you're going to find when you Google Dr. Steve Turley. Same problem I know all too well myself. Folks, ladies and gentlemen, as always, you have my permission.