This episode explains how the Interstate Commerce Clause regulates people and the problems of such regulation. People are not a commodity traded between the states. That is why slave trade and trafficking are illegal.

This episode discusses the how the federal government has expanded the Interstate Commerce Clause to regulate everything they desire  including people, crime, and anything that may be economic in nature such as manufacturing, labor laws, services, and agriculture. 

This episode explains the Supreme Court scrutiny doctrine and how it randomly infringes on our rights.

This episode explains how separation of powers is violated through experimentation of out rights.

This episode discusses how the government experiments with our fundamental rights.

In this episode we discuss how emergency powers stifle free speech in Schenck v United States.

This episode discuses how emergency powers led to conscription and jailing Eugene Debs for practicing free speech.

This episode continues our discussion on the expansion of federal powers during emergencies.

This episode defines the law of life and the prolife movement objectives.

This episode contains information on the massive expansion of federal emergency powers.