In this episode we continue in our discussion of the Declaration of Independence. Matt and Jason bring the first 12 grievances to life and compare to the tyranny that exists today.

In this episode we begin our study of the Declaration of Independence starting with the Preamble and paragraph 2 which defines the Principles of Liberty and the the Founders' justification to the world for separating from Great Britain.

Our freedoms are very much like our muscles--if we don't exercise them, they weaken over time. Two of our most important freedoms are the freedom of speech and freedom of religion. So in this episode, as an exercise of both freedoms Matt and Jason read the original Christmas story from Luke chapter 2 in the King James Bible.

In this episode, we discuss how the Founders made the transition from subjects of the King of Britain to sovereign in their own nation. We also discuss how it wasn't the Americans who broke away from the King, but the King who thrust independence on to us. These concepts are critical to understanding why We the People are in the driver's seat in America.

In this episode, we discuss vaccines and specifically the vaccines for the China Virus (aka COVID-19). We cover what "mandatory vaccines" might mean, what our rights are, and remedies should government overstep their authority or private enterprise become overzealous.

In this 2nd episode in our 2 part series, we conclude our discussion about the ideas that inspired the founding of our great nation. We talk about the "State of Nature", the "Laws of Nature", and "Civil Society" and it's intended purpose of preserving liberty of the individual. Finally, we talk about how Locke's 2nd Treatise of Government inspired the Principles of Liberty enshrined in the Declaration of Independence.

In this episode we discuss the ideas that inspired the founding of our great nation. Our Founders drew heavily on the political philosophers of their era--especially John Locke and Montesquieu. Montesquieu referred to Locke's work, and Locke drew heavily from the Holy Bible.

In this episode we discuss some practical steps each of us can take to help defend America's Constitutional republic.

In this special episode we depart from our schedule to cover the Constitutional issues surrounding the contested Presidential election of 2020. We discuss the ultimate authority for determining the results of the election as well as a alternate, yet completely Constitutional hypothetical process for appointing electors.

In this episode we categorize the threats against our Constitutional republic. To be effective defenders of the Constitution requires we are familiar with the threats we face. Some of our enemies are intentional about the threats; others threaten us through ignorance and apathy.