Video Podcasts

112 – Twisted Judiciary

There are times I weep for the state of our legal system. A perfect example is the case Jessup v. City of Fresno, where the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals said that the possibility that law-enforcement officers store significant amounts of money during the execution of a warrant was not covered under the fourth and 14th amendment of the U.S. Constitution.

Paul Engel

111 – Knowing Our Rights

In all the discussion about the violations of gun rights, many of our other civil rights are being violated. Is it that we don’t know what are rights are or are we missing for forest for the trees.

Paul Engel

110 – NYC’s Assault on a Constitution

Is New York City’s new rule about using the term ‘Illegal Alien’ an assault on the Constitution? Yes, but not on the Constitution you’re thinking about.

Paul Engel

109 – Role of the People in Government

I love when people ask me questions. In this episode I’ll respond to a question posted on the website, next on The Constitution Study.

Paul Engel

108 – The Myth of Case Law

How many of you would be surprised to learn that those attending law school aren’t required to study the supreme law of the land? Every attorney I’ve asked has told me they did not study the Constitution in law school, they studied Constitutional Law. I wanted to take some time to discuss not only what the difference is, but why it’s important.

Paul Engel

107 – Sovereignty vs Dependents

In this episode I will ponder what I’m seeing in many of the problems with our country people are complaining about.

Paul Engel

106 – October Livestream – Understanding Impeachment

With recent discussions about impeaching the President apparently coming to a head, as well as calls for impeaching Justice Kavanaugh, I thought it was a good time to discuss the process from its constitutional roots.