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The Dems didn't put much effort into hiding the ball in a completely shameless stolen election. Their only defense is gaslighting with, "how could you question the integrity of an election?!" funny coming from the people who have been crying "Russia, Russia, Russia" for four straight years. Today, we discuss the hypocrisy, give detailed examples of how some of the fraud occurred and how the Democratic Establishment Machine has been doing this in major cities for decades. We conclude with the complete ridiculousness of our current political system, and how radical decentralization with a return to Federalism (you know, like what the Constitution prescribed) is the only way to a peaceful resolution in our polarized climate.

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It seems like common sense is nearly extinct and people have lost their ability to critically think. I guess that's what 100 years of Communist indoctrination will get you. Today, though, I talk about my trip to the Ron Paul Symposium put on by the Mises Institute. It was such a breath of fresh air to finally be in a room full of sane people. Speaking of losing the ability to critically think, I conclude with the disgusting treatment we received from the staff at Spirit Airlines, a story I know many of you were curious about.

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No the electoral college isn't where AOC got her degree from, but it is something the left and even some so called "conservatives" are talking about doing away with. In our first ever live streamed episode, I explain what the EC is and how important it is to our federal republic. I also touch on the ridiculousness of the way our culture glorifies democracy. Show this episode to friends, family members, co-workers, or anyone else who needs to hear the truth about the electoral college.

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The national obsession with the Presidency has turned the office into a  de facto monarch. Today's discussion concerns other races on Tuesday's  ballot that are important even though they receive significantly less  media coverage and what you can do to actually make a positive impact on  your community.

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"What neoconservatism has become today is first and foremost a defense of  the establishment. Neoconservatism is the class ideology of the right  side of the ruling elite." This Daniel McCarthy quote sums up the neocons perfectly, and today we use his insight to explain why prominent "Never Trump" Republicans such as Kasich and Romney endorse Joe Biden and what the future of the conservative movement looks like. 

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Trump was better. The moderator was way better. Catch my take on the final presidential debate on today’s episode.

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The rift is growing between Trump and Fauci. In this episode, we expose Fauci for what he is - a power hungry narcissist. Believe it or not, there are *gasp* real doctors and real science that disagrees with him, even if the mainstream media won't allow that out. This episode certainly won't please the lockdowners and Covid Karens.

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If I had to credit one individual for shaping my political philosophy it would have to be Frederic Bastiat. The 19th Century French economist, legislator, and writer championed private property, free markets, and limited government in practical ways, easily consumed by the general public. In today's episode, I highlight some of his biggest contributions, if only modern politicians would heed his advice today!

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ACB's confirmation hearings were a bunch of political theater, but there's still alot of insight as to how the minds of many American politicians think. The Left is up in arms over the potential threat to all of their unconstitutional legislation. I was very impressed with ACB's demeanor, intelligence, and understanding of the proper role of the judiciary.

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There's been a lot of talk lately regarding the 25th Amendment,  especially from Nancy Pelosi. Convenient, considering she's third in line for the Presidency. Today, we unpack the history behind the 25th  Amendment and set the record straight on how it plays out when invoked.

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