HUMAN EVENTS DAILY: Posobiec Discusses China’s Nuclear Capable Missile, ‘Freedom Flu’ Updates, Loudon County Student Sexual Assault

In Monday’s episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec discusses China’s new 21,000 mile per hour nuclear capable missile; “Freedom Flu” updates involving Delta Airlines, Boeing, Southwest Airlines and the Seattle Police Department; the Loudon County student sexual assault case; and ANTIFA defending vaccine mandates.  “I told you last week that the ‘Freedom Flu’ would […]

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In Monday’s episode of Human Events Daily, Jack Posobiec discusses China’s new 21,000 mile per hour nuclear capable missile; “Freedom Flu” updates involving Delta Airlines, Boeing, Southwest Airlines and the Seattle Police Department; the Loudon County student sexual assault case; and ANTIFA defending vaccine mandates. 

“I told you last week that the ‘Freedom Flu’ would be the new pandemic sweeping the nation and that has now come to pass. Delta, over the weekend, announced that they are going to be dropping their vaccine mandate. They’re going to make it optional but they’re going to respect the choices and the religious beliefs of their employees,” Posobiec said. 

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