The Supreme Court did not strike down the eviction moratorium, neither did the court find it unconstitutional. Until we understand what is truly going on, we will never be able to get beyond this dumpster fire called the eviction moratorium. What did the Supreme Court actually say in its latest opinion, and what the American people can do to protect...

America needs a resurgence of devotion to liberty and justice for all. We need to stop worrying so much about our own rights and defend the rights of others. As Benjamin Franklin said after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, "We must all hang together, or assuredly we will all hang separately."

If We the People don't stand up and alter the governments that are destroying our rights at the ballot box, our children will be forced to regain the rights we gave up on the battlefield. The choice is yours, are you a subject or a citizen? Are you free or a slave? Do you work for the government or does government work for you?

I believe it was John Adams that said our form of government is for a moral people, and wholly inadequate for any other. What are Americans to do when society itself is no longer concerned with protecting the rights of the people? Can America stand for truth, justice, and the American way when all three of them seem to be despised today?

So if our government is broken, what can we do about it? We start by understanding how the government of the US is designed to work, what our role is as citizens, and that the Constitution is our legal authority to say no. The question is, will the people of the US stand their ground and say no, or sit back and watch while our country spirals...

As these government actors run amok, too many Americans are allowing them to get away with it. If We the People don't recognize that the Constitution is our legal authority to say "No", then America is doomed to spiral into just another despotic country run by a series of tin-pot dictators. It doesn't have to be this way...

Today, not only does it seem that the sacred fire of liberty is going out, but that the very idea of self-government is under attack. The question I was asked most frequently is, "what can we do about it?" So today, I want to show some examples of the dictatorial acts of those in government and discuss what the American people must do if we...

From the government stealing your property and rights through bans and regulations to stealing your money through collecting taxes for things they are not authorized to do. These are just a few of the ways that government is stealing from the people. The Supreme Court claimed all that and more are legal, even though it is not authorized by...

President, I mean King Biden is issuing Executive Orders to do what the Constitution forbids. He wants to tell you what type of car you can buy; he wants to track the miles you drive; he wants the power to govern the states and the federal government. Sadly, he is not alone in his despotic power grab. Executive agencies are spying on us, yet...

What is the proper role of a judge? What are the legitimate powers of a judge? Is it the role of a judge to right the great wrongs of our past, or as some have described it, to simply call "balls and strikes"? Today, we'll talk about a few court cases which may challenge some of your assumptions about the purpose and powers of those who occupy the judicial branches of our governments. Only by understanding the proper role of the courts in our system of government can we truly petition the government for a redress of our grievances.