JACK POSOBIEC: 'Democrats only want power' and 'the right is addicted to rules'

On Tuesday's episode of Human Events Daily, host Jack Posobiec sported a shirt that read "Free Bannon" as he declared that "the left only cares about power" and "the right is addicted to rules" after the news dropped that Donald Trump's sentencing will be delayed 125 days out.

"The Supreme Court's ruling on immunity states that President Trump's sentencing can be delayed past the RNC," Posobiec explained. "When we're 125 days out, the left is not only feeding off of chaos, they are creating chaos."



The presidential debate between Joe Biden and Trump last Thursday, which showed the true state of Biden's deteriorating mental fitness, "has yielded a wildfire of madness from the Democrats," the host said, adding "Now is the time, more than ever, to stay frosty."

As the left has cried "the president is not the king" since the Supreme Court ruling that the president has immunity over official acts, Posobiec pointed out that Biden has opened the southern border "with the stroke of his king's pen" and could close the border just as easily.

"The Democrats only care about power. The left only cares about power. The right is addicted to rules," he said, adding that Republicans have always held the belief that if they play by the rules and "have the best principles, we're always going to win."

"Guess what? If you have no power, you can't win anything," Posobiec continued. "So what do the Democrats do? They realize they don't have control of one institution in the United States right now, and that institution is the Supreme Court."

The host predicted that if the Democrats win in November, they will "pack" the Supreme Court by adding 2 additional justices. This, of course, would be appealing to typically Democrat voters who are less than confident in putting their vote with Biden. "Biden wants to. Replace any conservative influence with his own influence," Posobiec said.

Watch the full episode below.

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