Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec The Biggest Threat To America: Terrorism, Mass Immigration, or People on Social Media?
Mar 12, 2026
Rich Barris, conservative pollster who tracks coalition shifts. Raheem Kassam, political commentator and strategist. They debate whether terrorism, mass immigration, or social media pose America’s biggest threat. Conversations cover Texas Senate fights, MAGA’s coalition and infrastructure, fundraising versus grassroots, and plans for 2028.
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Real-World Violence Over Social Media Drama
- Jack Posobiec argues the biggest threats to the U.S. are real-world violence and mass immigration, not podcast drama or social media fights.
- He lists recent examples: an ISIS attack in NYC, transgender shooters targeting schools and public events, and large-scale immigration with potential radical ties.
Senators Should Prioritize Legislation Over E-Drama
- Jack criticizes senators like Ted Cruz for focusing on social media influence instead of advancing the Save America Act and other legislative priorities.
- He checks Cruz's feed and notes Cruz hasn't tweeted about the SAVE Act in a month, using this to question priorities.
How A Social Media Attack Drew Me Into The Cornyn Race
- Raheem Kassam describes being pulled into the Cornyn vs Paxton race after a late-night attack from a Cornyn staffer on X.
- He frames the primary as a 'direction of travel' fight comparable to the 2014 Brat vs Cantor upset that reshaped conservative politics.