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  • Defense of self and others
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The right to keep and bear arms flows from a deeper, natural right to self-defense. This piece challenges Americans to consider not only defending themselves, but also their responsibility to defend others. It questions reliance on government protection and urges citizens to reclaim personal and communal responsibility for safety...
    58 min
  • Political division ramps up with release of Epstein files and the ‘Seditious Six’
    Unleashed! The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – The release was some 10 months in the making, and it has been a dividing factor among Republicans and Democrats alike, as many wondered why there was such a delay. Six people, including four members of Congress and the Senate, known as “The Seditious Six,” released a video urging our servicemen and women to disobey orders from...
    58 min
  • Senator Bill Hagerty on CBDCs, digital IDs, and the fight against financial surveillance
    On the Record with Christian Briggs – Senator Bill Hagerty joins Christian Briggs to confront the growing push for CBDCs and digital IDs, warning they could enable unprecedented financial surveillance. The discussion examines new legislation blocking a retail digital dollar, lessons from Europe’s digital ID efforts, and why innovation must protect privacy, autonomy, and constitutional freedom in modern monetary and identity systems...
    58 min
  • When permission replaces rights, the Constitution fades
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – When government forces citizens to ask permission for rights already guaranteed, liberty erodes. The conviction of Dexter Taylor highlights a clash between constitutional principle and state power. Home gun building, jury trials, and legal appeals expose how permission-based laws threaten freedoms, future generations, and the meaning of the Second Amendment itself in modern America today...
    58 min
  • Dangers of unlimited government
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – The Constitution establishes a federal government with limited, enumerated powers, yet those limits are increasingly ignored. This piece questions who enforces constitutional boundaries and warns of the dangers that arise when federal authority expands without consent, oversight, or amendment, threatening liberty and self-government as power concentrates in Washington...
    58 min
  • How the pilgrims escaped England
    The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – Facing religious persecution under Elizabeth I and James I, English separatists risked imprisonment, betrayal, and exile to follow their faith. Led by figures like William Brewster, they endured trials, failed escapes, and family separations before finally reaching Holland, setting the stage for a daring journey to the New World...
    58 min
  • Somali Medicaid fraud sparks national outrage
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Taxpayer money flows into the wrong hands, courts release repeat offenders, and public trust in leaders erodes. From Medicaid fraud and flawed immigration policy to skewed maps and uneven justice, this piece urges ordinary citizens to watch power closely, demand accountability, serve locally, engage neighbors, and defend honest, transparent democracy with courage and hope everywhere...
    58 min
  • Mr. and Mrs. McMahon go to Washington
    Byrne Unscripted with Martha Byrne – Dorothy’s journey in Oz mirrors a family’s path through Washington as they confront truth, justice, and redemption. Amid political firestorms and hidden forces, a presidential pardon transforms their struggle into a new beginning. Entering the Capitol with renewed purpose, they embrace freedom, clarity, and the strength to face what comes next...
    57 min
  • Why civics education is failing America
    The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Civics is rarely taught in schools, and even law students graduate without studying the Constitution. This gap fuels misunderstandings about government power, federal overreach, and citizens’ rights. By learning the Constitution ourselves, we recognize violations sooner and become better prepared to defend our freedoms. Civic understanding starts with We the People taking...
    58 min
  • Florida Democrat indicted for stealing $5 million
    Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Florida Democrat Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick faces a federal indictment alleging she stole $5 million in COVID relief funds and funneled money into her 2021 campaign. As investigations escalate and leaders debate her future in Congress, questions about fairness, precedent, and accountability intensify on both sides of the political aisle as pressure grows for decisive action soon...
    58 min

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