In the military, personnel take an oath to support and defend the Constitution. The viewers are invited to take this commitment to heart as Constitution commandos.

In this episode of Constitution Commandos, hosts Chris and Patrick Williams delve into the history and current role of the IRS, discussing its origins, relationship with the Federal Reserve, and how taxation impacts everyday Americans. The hosts express strong opinions on taxation without representation, the military nature of IRS agents, and the broader economic system. They also share personal anecdotes and reflections on their past experiences, including humorous stories about youth, arrests, and life in Texas in the 1990s. The episode concludes with a call for listener feedback and highlights the importance of staying informed.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:35 Meet the Hosts: Chris and Patrick Williams

01:23 The IRS: Origins and Controversies

03:57 The Burden of Taxes

08:27 Personal Anecdotes and Reflections

14:46 Conclusion and Sign-Off

In this episode of the Constitution Commandos podcast, hosts Chris and Patrick discuss a range of topics including government surveillance, misuse of technology, and the importance of constitutional rights. They humorously highlight the intrusion of government agencies, such as the CIA and FBI, into personal privacy and criticize modern technology's failures. They delve into historical anecdotes and patriotic sentiment, emphasizing the significance of the First and Second Amendments. The discussion covers everything from anti-gravity theories to global warming skepticism, and they call for vigilance and critical thinking against government overreach. The hosts conclude by advocating for the protection and exercise of constitutional freedoms and encourage listener engagement.

The PSYOPs Agenda: Unveiling the Truth

In this inaugural episode of The Constitution Commandos, hosts Chris and Patrick Williams delve into the complex world of psychological operations (PSYOPs) and their impact on American society. The brothers explore how these tactics have been employed to shape public perception, erode civic education, and manipulate fear for control.