Month: October 2023
The Consequences of Judicial Supremacy
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – A quick look at life today shows just how unconstitutional our country has become. The Constitution clearly states that judges are bound to the Constitution, but today, we say the Constitution is bound to the opinion of a judge. What does this lawlessness mean for the American people?
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393 – Public Recording
Do you have a right to record people in public? A recent case out of Oregon asked that very question, can states restrict who and when people can record the conversations in public. Oregon law prohibiting recording public conversation except in certain limited circumstances was challenged by Project Veritas. As is so often the case, both the legal challenges and judicial opinion make some questionable constitutional claims. This is why we’re going to look at the opinion of the Ninth Circuit Court Panel and decide for ourselves, does recording the public conversations of others violate the law or does the law violate the Constitution?
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‘Worst Case of Misinformation’: Ecomodernist Says Planet Healthier Than What Climate Activists Claim
Michael Shellenberger says the earth is in a very healthy state with less bushfires, floods, and deaths over the past few decades.
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White House Unveils Plan to Combat Anti-Semitism on College Campuses Amid Uptick
The Biden administration has announced that it is taking steps in response to an uptick in anti-Semitism on college and university campuses. The Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security have been assisting campus police departments and local and state law enforcement, according to a White House official on Oct. 30. Additionally, the Cybersecurity […]
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NARA Locates 82,000 Pages of Joe Biden Emails Across Three Pseudonym Accounts
The National Archives and Records Administration has reported finding emails from three pseudonym accounts used by Joe Biden during his time as vice president.
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