As Democrat Presidential hopefuls stack up we take a look at former California Attorney General, Kamala Harris. Is she trustworthy, and how do her comments about cannabis and music give us insight? Then we dive deep into the red and green mess that is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's New, New, New Deal. What does it actually say and what does it mean? Finally a quick take on hemp legislation in Georgia. Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

After joining Banks and Shane for episode 58. Rep. Matt Gurtler returns to the podcast to give us his origin story. Where do his principles come from? Why did he run for office? What are his plans for the future? Matt also shares an exclusive announcement, and of course, answers our lightning round at the end. Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

Banks and Shane test out a new format where they read, dissect and discuss original documents, starting with the first two Anti-Federalist papers. Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

In a world overflowing with information, how can we tell who is living out the principles they espouse when it comes to foreign policy? Is Tulsi Gabbard the anti-war advocate she comes across as? How scripted and controlled is John Bolton's war propaganda? How has Walter Jones, unfortunately now in hospice, differentiated himself? Banks and Shane talk about the consequences of thinking the ends justify the means, and what those ends are. Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

You've heard his name mentioned quite a few times on the podcast, Matt Gurtler joins the podcast for a two-part series. In the first part, the 30-year-old statesman and homebuilder for Tiger will give us an update on what's really going on at the Capitol in Atlanta. What is it like to fight for liberty in the face of adversity, how is he promoting his signature bills, Constitutional Carry & budget process reform advancing, and what is the culture really like at the state level?

As the competition for biggest statist starts within the Democratic presidential hopefuls, Elizabeth Warren vows to double down on demonizing prosperity. Then we ask ourselves is William Barr is the worst Attorney General nominee as we expose his laundry list of past atrocities from defending government murderers to spying on Americans. Finally, an update on Trump as he seemingly caves facing the longest shutdown in history, or are things as they seem? Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

HR 676, did you even hear about the so-called NATO Support Act? Is Trump right to criticize our involvement in the 70-year-old alliance, and more importantly is it Constitutional? Then back to the shutdown inspired political fight between Trump and Pelosi as do their best to out-embarrass each other. Finally, the serious subject of Venezuela, a brief recap of why the country is in such a dire situation and the potential consequences as two individuals claim the presidency. Should the US be involved?

What does the shutdown have to do with the Super Bowl, Pornhub and Trump Bricks? Is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez smarter than most give her credit for, or was her latest viral tweet an accident? What's in store for another Democrat poster boy, Beto, who recently said we should do away with the Constitution? We end on legal ramifications after Parkland, and why one should usually stay silent when talking to law enforcement. Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

What's the real history of the State of the Union? Banks and Shane discuss Pelosi's uninviting of Trump to address a joint session of Congress and the response. Then a look at Brexit and the potential ramifications as March 29 approaches. After a quick preview on upcoming guest Rep. Matt Gurtler, we finish on a pivotal privacy court opinion and a note of the Super Bowl. Support the podcast >>> patreon.com/rebellionpod

As Banks and Shane continue to catch up, to everyone's surprise (sarcasm) they talk about Ron Paul, Thomas Massie, and Justin Amash. Nuggets of wisdom and EPIC plans on the menu. After continuing to discuss theory and practicality of how to advance liberty in an increasingly loud world we read reviews from our listeners. Thank you to each individual who has taken the time to listen, and special thank you to our patrons, and for this episode a shoutout to Jay and Ryan for their contributions.