In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses section 1983 claims and lawsuits, including what they are, what conduct they cover, who you can sue, what damages you can recover, what issues and defenses you might have to confront, and how to go about preparing and pursuing one.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses the impact of NATO on the Russia and Ukraine conflict, including NATO's history and purpose and the lessons we should learn from continuing to expand NATO eastward; Republican Senator Lindsey Graham's comments on assassinating Russian President Vladimir Putin; and whether the United States can (or should) assassinate foreign leaders at all.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses President Joe Biden's State of the Union speech, Biden's many gaffes and difficulty speaking compared to his past history in the Senate, the confirmation hearings of Judge Robert Bork in 1987 and Biden's speech before the Senate, and a comparison of Biden's proposal for more government with the first principle of conservatism that government is intended to protect our rights.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses the stunning reversal by New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu's administration on mask mandates, including his announcement that New Hampshire is no longer recommending that face masks be worn in indoor public spaces, including schools; the New Hampshire Department of Education's admission that school districts never had the authority to require masks in the first place; and the questions these issues raise about Governor Sununu's credibility and leadership.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's invocation of the Emergencies Act, whether the Act applies and was necessary to address the truckers' freedom convoy in opposition to Canada's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, the dangerous precedent of invoking the Act for the future, and similarities with Trudeau's father's invocation of the War Measures Act over four decades ago.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses the February 4, 2022, Illinois state court decision that enjoined emergency orders passed by Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and the Illinois Department of Public Health and Illinois Board of Education attempting to require students to wear face masks and either receive the COVID-19 vaccine or submit to weekly testing.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses the recent Joe Rogan/Spotify controversy; the left's never-ending effort to censor opposing viewpoints, even if it means using Fascist tactics to do so; New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu's presidential ambitions in 2024; President Biden's use of race and gender as criteria to select Justice Stephen Breyer's replacement for the United States Supreme Court; and the issues and potential complications with confirming Biden's eventual nominee.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses and analyzes the various contradictions in the COVID-19 policies articulated by public health officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, a recent decision by a New York State court enjoining a state-wide mask mandate, the United States Supreme Court's decision staying OSHA's vaccine mandate for large employers, the common theme running through all of these cases that presents optimism that these court decisions are trending in the right direction, and how people can take back their rights by focusing on local government issues.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses school district mask mandates and COVID-19 vaccine mandates, how and why they violate the principles on which this country was founded, why they are illegal as a matter of law, and what parents and do about it.

In this episode, Robert Fojo discusses the CDC's absurd guidelines for Thanksgiving dinner, an attempt by a group of New Hampshire Republican state legislators to open an impeachment inquiry concerning Governor Chris Sununu after his implementation of a state-wide face diaper mandate, the latest on Sidney Powell, and updates on the Trump campaign's challenges concerning election and voter fraud in Georgia and Wisconsin.