On President's Day we celebrate the two birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. We also acknowledge all of our presidents. Dr. Vought spends part of our time discussing the movie "Lincoln" - the 2012 American historical drama film directed and produced by Steven Spielberg. We also discuss the time frame of Lincoln's presidency and the war that took place. Lincoln tragically died by an assassin's bullet just prior to the end of the war. Dr. Vought reviews Lincoln's keen understanding of moral boundaries. We delve into the sensitive area of secession and what might be the likelihood of secession in our own day. Also, as a Constitutional Republic, is secession ever legitimate? When is there a right of revolution? Lincoln said that revolution is a right when it is exercised for a morally justifiable cause; but without such a cause, revolution is no right but simply a wicked exercise of physical power. Participants: Dr. Hans Vought, Dan Elmendorf