Video Podcasts
175 – Pondering Riots
I generally take a few days to digest a news article before I bring it to you. And today I’m glad I do. Because as I’ve learned more about what has been going on in our cities the last couple of weeks has led me to think deeper about how we should react. So let’s take some time and ponder riots.
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174 – The TRACE Act – Bribing States to Spy on their Citizens
Those in the federal government using your money to bribe the states to do what they wants in nothing new. But this little piece of tyranny takes it a step further. In an effort to “protect” you from this nasty COVID-19 virus the federal government wants to pay states to spy on you.
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173 – Rhode v. Becerra and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms
In a win for the rights and liberties of the citizens on California, Judge Roget Benitez issued an injunction prohibiting the enforcement of CA ammunition background check and anti-importation laws. We’ll ponder what this means next, on The Constitution Study.
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171 – Pledge to Read the Constitution
For many Americans, reciting the words of the Pledge of Allegiance is like wrapping yourself in a warm blanket. Familiar, yet sometimes polarizing, these words describe a country that is fast disappearing into the mist of the past. But is that the only pledge the American people should be making. We’ll ponder that next, on The Constitution Study.
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169 – Executive Orders
Almost every episode I ask you to go to the website and ask a question. Well today I will answer a question about Executive Orders, next on The Constitution Study.
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168 – An Example of the Problems with Ballot By Mail
Calls for vote by mail are nothing new in America. But with the rash of “stay at home orders”, not only are more people calling for more remote voting options, but more states are starting to implement them. I was asked to comment on what is going on in North Dakota and thought it might be a good example to help everyone in the nation to evaluate this move before it is forced down our throats.
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167 – Pondering Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law
I was asked to do a study of 18 USC 242. It has taken a while, but let’s take a look at “Deprivation of rights under color of law”, next on The Constitution Study.
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165 – Pondering the Tyranny of Fear
I’ve heard a lot of people making crazy statements lately. I’ve even had some rather vulgar comments to my videos. Things like, “You do not have the right to infect people.” But I can prove not only how wrong that statement is, but that those who use it don’t really believe it.
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