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Guests - Jeff Utsch, Stephen Mundt, Ava Chen
Guests - Jeff Utsch, Stephen Mundt, Ava Chen
Constitutional trainer Jeff Utsch, who teaches the founding documents to military audiences nationwide, joined Winn in the first hour with a blunt assessment.
“The legislative branch is supposed to be the most powerful branch,” Utsch declared, citing Federalist 51 and Article I, Section 8. “Yet today it has become the weakest. We have allowed Senate rules—specifically the 60-vote cloture threshold—to neuter the very branch the Founders intentionally made preeminent.”
Retired Brigadier General Stephen Mundt followed with updates from the defense world and a sharp rebuke of recent Democratic rhetoric.
In the final hour, Ava Chen of the New Federal State of China tied every thread together.
“The CCP does not want Russia to make peace in Ukraine,” Chen stated flatly. “A negotiated settlement frees American attention and resources for the Pacific—that is the last thing Beijing wants.”
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By Kathleen WinnGuests - Jeff Utsch, Stephen Mundt, Ava Chen
Constitutional trainer Jeff Utsch, who teaches the founding documents to military audiences nationwide, joined Winn in the first hour with a blunt assessment.
“The legislative branch is supposed to be the most powerful branch,” Utsch declared, citing Federalist 51 and Article I, Section 8. “Yet today it has become the weakest. We have allowed Senate rules—specifically the 60-vote cloture threshold—to neuter the very branch the Founders intentionally made preeminent.”
Retired Brigadier General Stephen Mundt followed with updates from the defense world and a sharp rebuke of recent Democratic rhetoric.
In the final hour, Ava Chen of the New Federal State of China tied every thread together.
“The CCP does not want Russia to make peace in Ukraine,” Chen stated flatly. “A negotiated settlement frees American attention and resources for the Pacific—that is the last thing Beijing wants.”