Jack Posobiec conceded gas prices are up but framed them as the cost of neutralizing Iran as a global threat, expecting prices to fall when the conflict winds down.
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The conversation turns more candid when Herndon asks Posobiec directly whether Trump has lost something with young men. Posobiec doesn't flinch: 'I hear it all the time.' He says he communicates this feedback directly to White House contacts — that young men want more domestic focus and less foreign entanglement, and that gas prices and the Epstein files have created real friction in a relationship that was once Trump's greatest strength [1] — Jack Posobiec "Jack Posobiec, one of the most prominent far-right Trump allies, concedes on record that young men have 'softened' on Trump. He hears it co…" 19:00 . He acknowledges that inflation has hit a record high relative to the Biden years and frames the gas price increase as the explicit cost of removing Iran as a global threat — a trade-off he thinks the president is betting will look better once the conflict winds down. But he's honest about the uncertainty: whether that bet pays off before the midterms is an open question. His reading of the UFC event is that it's not just a party — it's a political signal that the White House knows the connection needs repair and is taking concrete steps to rebuild it [2] — Jack Posobiec "Gas prices blamed on Iran war, not Biden: Jack Posobiec conceded gas prices are up but framed them as the cost of neutralizing Iran as a gl…" 20:15 .
Jack Posobiec, one of the most prominent far-right Trump allies, concedes on record that young men have 'softened' on Trump. He hears it constantly — the Iran war, gas prices, Epstein — and says the UFC event is the White House's deliberate attempt at a reconnection.
Jack Posobiec argues the Trump administration should have just ripped the Band-Aid off on Epstein. By stonewalling, they converted what was once a pro-Trump anti-elite narrative into a story where Trump himself looks like one of the elites hiding something.
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