Today, the government in Washington, DC, claims powers that its powers are numerous and indefinite, and it is the states which have limited powers. Recent history has shown that by allowing those in Washington, DC, numerous and indefinite powers has led to some truly despotic consequences...

Neither party is innocent in our recent decline into evils of tyranny, despotism, and servitude. The main difference seems to be how fast we get there. Sadly, too many Americans have stood back and watched while those who wish to rule others have taken control. Will we simply watch while freedom and liberty in America are beaten into a bloody pulp?

America in the 2020s is heading down the same as China was in the 1960s. The Cultural Revolutions included the mobilization of the youth, often to violently demonstrate in favor of the party, harassing, even jailing those who disagreed with the party, and demonizing anyone who disagreed with the party. Looking at America today, what do you see?

What happens when, rather than changing the hypothesis, "scientists" change the test to get the outcome they desire? That is exactly what has been happening for decades in the "climate science" community. Today, I have Dr. Jay Lehr, Senior Policy Analyst with the International Climate Science Coalition...

Rather than assumptions and hyperbole, we have their own words proving that they intend to take away our Freedoms of Speech and Press. Now that we have facts, what are the American people doing about it? Isn't it about time that the American people not only demand that our servants in government enforce the law but punish those who violate it?

John Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and James Madison all warned us about the dangers of democracies, that they are turbulent, dangerous, and never last long. If you want proof of the dangers of democracy, you need only look at the reaction to the leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion...

We can debate how this happened, but I think it is more important we recognize where we are going and decide if that is our preferred destination. Santayana said, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." Will America heed the warnings from those writers of the past, or are we condemned to live ⏤ imitating their art?

While there have been plenty of reports, analyses, and commentary, how many have told you what the court didn't do? The court did not find the mandate unconstitutional. What does this mean for the American people, the rule of law, and the future of freedom in America?

Is the power still vested in the people who elect representatives to exercise that power in their name? Or has America devolved into a totalitarian oligarchy, where a select few who rule over the masses? More and more it is becoming obvious that We the People are ruled by Washington, D.C. rather than ruling over them...

Why is freedom of speech so important? Yes, there are those trying to destroy it, and others that want to protect it. But have you ever taken the time to find out why it should be defended? We'll delve into that question in today's episode...