In this episode of the 1819 Podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker continue in their discussion of the Democratic and Republican Party platforms. This week we discuss taxes and spending on government programs, specifically healthcare, social security, defense, welfare, and education.

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On this edition of the 1819 Podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker continue in their discussion of the party platforms. This week, we discuss the second amendment, civil asset forfeiture, occupational licensing, the minimum wage, and the electoral college.

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In this episode of the 1819 Friday podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker discuss the vice presidential debate and the party platforms in regard to international affairs, specifically the Iran Nuclear Deal, Israel, NATO, and international refugees.

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In this edition of the 1819 Podcast, API's Director of Policy Strategy and General Counsel Phil Williams and Professorial Fellow Adam MacLeod discuss the first amendment's protection of freedom of speech and religious liberty in regards to Chick-fil-A, Church of the Highlands, and more. 

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In this episode of the 1819 Podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker dive into the first of a series of five discussions on the party platforms.

Every Friday in October, API will release an episode of the 1819 podcast with a discussion of five to six policy areas and what the Democratic and Republican party platforms say on them.

This week, we discuss:

Immigration

Police Reform

Regulation and Government Agencies

The Environment

The Fiduciary Obligation

Unions

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In this edition of the weekly 1819 podcast, Josh, Justin and Parker take a look at how the state has spent the $1.8 billion in CARES Act funds, how we might be able to use the remaining money, and the chances of a second federal stimulus package passing in the halls of Congress.

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In this Points of Policy edition of the 1819 Podcast, API Director of Policy Strategy and General Counsel Phil Williams and Professorial Fellow Adam MacLeod discuss the vacancy on the United States Supreme Court following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the precedent leading Senate Republicans to confirm a Trump appointee before the election.

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In this episode of the 1819 Podcast, API Director of Policy Strategy and General Counsel Phil Williams sits down with Alabama Department of Corrections Commissioner Jeff Dunn to discuss the new prison plan and the three proposed locations for new construction.

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In this episode of the 1819 podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker discuss Alabama's dead last status in responding to the 2020 Census, why the census is so important to Alabama, and the redistricting process. It's time to get counted, Alabama.

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In this week's news recap podcast, Josh, Justin, and Parker discuss:

-CARES Act funds being used to pay for Alabama's unemployment costs

-The 19th Anniversary of 9/11

-Senator Ben Sasse's plan to Make the Senate Great Again

-Disney's filming of Mulan in a part of China that is home to concentration camps

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