The KrisAnne Hall Show

Today we're going to be taking a look at three of Trumps nominees in light of the Constitution.

Now that the GOP has a majority in both houses and a Republican in the White House will they finally follow through on their past promise for a more Constitutional government? It is time for feet to be held to the heat of the fire. No more excuses GOP.

In 1850 the Federal Government passed the "Federal Fugitive Slave Act" requiring states to return slaves who escaped to their owners. However, some states believing this law to be unconstitutional exercised their right to nullify this law. Maybe Kansas should take a page out of the American history book and step up and support Cox and Kettler. The precedent has been established. Time to follow the wisdom of our history.

In this very important show about our 2nd Amendment rights, JC Hall fills in for KrisAnne today who is still not feeling well. In this episode JC gives background and an update regarding the case of Jeremy Kettler and the Kansas 2nd Amendment Protection Act. Please make sure you listen and take a stand in support of Mr. Kettler.

John Jacob Schmidt sits in for KrisAnne today and discusses the question of dealing with people, family and friends who don't see the same moral imperative to defend liberty as you. KrisAnne is hoping to return tomorrow after she recovers from losing her voice following one of her most powerful speeches ever at the 2017, Kansas 10th Amendment dinner.

The question is never what a politician says, but always what they do. How they vote. These are the indicators that will tell you how well they do understand the Constitution. Such as Jeff Sessions and Paul Ryan.

Talking with author Robin Koerner discussing his book called "If You Can Keep It" which is a ground breaking piece of literature that gives liberty lovers a new perspective on liberty and what we can do to "Get it Back!"

Even on a boat in the middle of the ocean, there's no escape from arrogant authority that seeks to compromise your 4th Amendment rights. Time for a serious discussion about government expanding beyond comprehension and more about what your Congressman needs to know.

Time restricts the scope of this show because it could go on for hours, but from a Constitutional point of view these are the things Congressman must know. Send this to your representative.

Today we're going to take a look at Senator Jeff Sessions and what his appointment to head up the DOJ portends for America.