Blunt Force Truth

Chuck and Mark get together to talk about whatever’s on their mind from the world of news and politics.

They talk about the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Glenn Beck’s recent comments, North Korea and the headway that Trump has made toward peace, Canada and their refugee border issues and more.

They also speculate why universities and other Progressive entities are trying to emasculate men.

Chuck and Mark get together to talk about whatever's on their mind from the world of news and politics.

They talk about the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Glenn Beck's recent comments, North Korea and the headway that Trump has made toward peace, Canada and their refugee border issues and more.

They also speculate why universities and other Progressive entities are trying to emasculate men.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Nobel Peace Prize, Kathy Griffin's Return, Canada & Illegals, Hypnosis Collusion and University of Texas Masculinity.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Nobel Peace Prize, Kathy Griffin's Return, Canada & Illegals, Hypnosis Collusion and University of Texas Masculinity.

We invite Professor Winkler back on Blunt Force Truth for this special series where we explore the Constitution of the United States. We take a balanced, deep dive to help Americans better understand the foundations of our country.

On this episode, Chuck, Mark and Professor cover many topics, including the statement set forth in the Preamble and the powers of Legislation from Article 1. They discuss what impeachment really means, how people without the right to vote can influence the power of others’ votes, state powers vs. federal powers – and much more.

To read the Constitution, visit TheConstitutionCenter.org.

About the guest:

Professor Adam Winkler is a specialist in American constitutional law and history. He is the author of We the Corporations: How American Businesses Won Their Civil Rights (2018) and Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America (2011).

His scholarship has been cited in landmark Supreme Court cases, including opinions on the Second Amendment and on corporate free speech rights. His popular writing has been featured in the New York Times, New York Review of Books, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, New Republic, Atlantic, Slate, SCOTUSblog, and Daily Beast.

He is a frequent commentator about legal issues and has appeared on Face the Nation, CNN, NBC Nightly News, C-SPAN, Newshour, ABC News, All Things Considered, Morning Edition and Marketplace. He also served as co-editor of the Encyclopedia of the American Constitution (2d Edition).

Follow him on Twitter @adamwinkler.

Visit his website: https://law.ucla.edu/news-and-events/in-the-news/2018/02/we-the-corporations-by-adam-winkler/

We invite Professor Winkler back on Blunt Force Truth for this special series where we explore the Constitution of the United States. We take a balanced, deep dive to help Americans better understand the foundations of our country.

On this episode, Chuck, Mark and Professor cover many topics, including the statement set forth in the Preamble and the powers of Legislation from Article 1. They discuss what impeachment really means, how people without the right to vote can influence the power of others' votes, state powers vs. federal powers - and much more.

To read the Constitution, visit TheConstitutionCenter.org.

About the guest:

Professor Adam Winkler is a specialist in American constitutional law and history. He is the author of We the Corporations: How American Businesses Won Their Civil Rights (2018) and Gunfight: The Battle over the Right to Bear Arms in America (2011).

His scholarship has been cited in landmark Supreme Court cases, including opinions on the Second Amendment and on corporate free speech rights. His popular writing has been featured in the New York Times, New York Review of Books, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, New Republic, Atlantic, Slate, SCOTUSblog, and Daily Beast.

He is a frequent commentator about legal issues and has appeared on Face the Nation, CNN, NBC Nightly News, C-SPAN, Newshour, ABC News, All Things Considered, Morning Edition and Marketplace. He also served as co-editor of the Encyclopedia of the American Constitution (2d Edition).

Follow him on Twitter @adamwinkler.

Visit his website: https://law.ucla.edu/news-and-events/in-the-news/2018/02/we-the-corporations-by-adam-winkler/

Ben Bergquam is the spokesman for Fight Sanctuary State, a group that has filed ballot initiatives to roll back all of California’s sanctuary laws. He discusses his motivation for being involved in this important group, detailing the current laws in California, including Senate Bill SB-54, that often enable criminal illegal immigrants to get away with their crimes. The lives of criminal illegal aliens are often prioritized in the legal system over those of American citizens. They discuss AB-450, which prevents employers from cooperating with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) without potentially facing prosecution.

They consider the reframing of the immigration process in America today, where becoming a legal immigrant seems to be a bad thing now. It used to be that people were proud to become Americans because it meant a better future. Many people escape other countries to flee communism, but then end up in a nearly communist California.

They also talk about why this Californian issue is important for the rest of the nation and what dangers it imposes on America as a whole.

Also on the podcast, Chuck and Mark talk about NBC headlines and how they’re trying to create negative associations with President Trump.

About the guest:

Fight Sanctuary State was founded by California parents whose children were killed by illegal aliens and others who are fed up with the state's politicians, who prioritize illegal alien criminals over the state's citizens and legal immigrants. The group has filed a proposed ballot initiative to roll back all of California's sanctuary laws and create criminal penalties for government workers and officials who obstruct the work of federal immigration officers.

Ben Bergquam is an activist who has seen the death and destruction lawless sanctuary policies have had on the lives of his fellow Californians. “When the politicians become the very enemies that they took an oath to protect Americans from, it’s time to fight back.”

Learn more at https://fightsanctuarystate.com/.

Follow Ben on Twitter @fightsanctuary and Facebook.

 

 

 

Ben Bergquam is the spokesman for Fight Sanctuary State, a group that has filed ballot initiatives to roll back all of California's sanctuary laws. He discusses his motivation for being involved in this important group, detailing the current laws in California, including Senate Bill SB-54, that often enable criminal illegal immigrants to get away with their crimes. The lives of criminal illegal aliens are often prioritized in the legal system over those of American citizens. They discuss AB-450, which prevents employers from cooperating with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) without potentially facing prosecution.

They consider the reframing of the immigration process in America today, where becoming a legal immigrant seems to be a bad thing now. It used to be that people were proud to become Americans because it meant a better future. Many people escape other countries to flee communism, but then end up in a nearly communist California.

They also talk about why this Californian issue is important for the rest of the nation and what dangers it imposes on America as a whole.

Also on the podcast, Chuck and Mark talk about NBC headlines and how they're trying to create negative associations with President Trump.

About the guest:

Fight Sanctuary State was founded by California parents whose children were killed by illegal aliens and others who are fed up with the state's politicians, who prioritize illegal alien criminals over the state's citizens and legal immigrants. The group has filed a proposed ballot initiative to roll back all of California's sanctuary laws and create criminal penalties for government workers and officials who obstruct the work of federal immigration officers.

Ben Bergquam is an activist who has seen the death and destruction lawless sanctuary policies have had on the lives of his fellow Californians. "When the politicians become the very enemies that they took an oath to protect Americans from, it's time to fight back."

Learn more at https://fightsanctuarystate.com/.

Follow Ben on Twitter @fightsanctuary and Facebook.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Bernie Jobs Plan, Jarrar the Hut, Comey Book Tour, 9th Circuit and Stormy's Composite Sketch.

For our weekly wrap-up, we bring you the wit and wisdom of Chuck Woolery as he distills the latest news in short segments of sarcasm, as heard this week on radio stations across the country. This week: Bernie Jobs Plan, Jarrar the Hut, Comey Book Tour, 9th Circuit and Stormy's Composite Sketch.