The Liberty Block

Today’s show topics included:

recent court ruling regarding mail-in ballot regulations and its potential impact on the upcoming midterm election; the situation in Iran, including economic sanctions and the potential for internal unrest; Court ruling on ghost guns; surveillance technology/Flock cameras; the Meta settlement and California's Nick Shirley Act.

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Today’s show topics included:

the protests in Dearborn against the Islamists taking over that city; recent primary election results, including the defeat of Vindman and the victory of Byron Donalds in florida; legality and ethics of Flock cameras and other surveillance tools, with opinions split on the balance between liberty and order; the guilty plea of Dr. David Morens related to COVID-19 research funding, the fraudulent academic Jason Arday, and the growing national debt.

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Today’s show topics included:

Democratic primary results in Wisconsin and Minnesota; the rapid ascent of Democratic Socialists versus the difficulties conservatives have had in displacing Republican establishment figures; government debt and economic issues; Fauci's potential legal troubles; education system failures; recent developments in gun rights legal cases; WNBA's handling of transgender athletes entering the draft.

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Today’s show topics included:

the rise of democratic socialism in the Democratic Party, focusing on recent primary wins and the potential impact on upcoming elections, as well as the effectiveness of the Republican response and the challenges posed by socialist policies; cultural and political issues, including the influence of education and media, concerns about free speech, and the role of big tech; the situation in Ceuta and the Iran conflict;

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Today’s show topics included:

The dysfunction of the Republican Party and the rise of the Democratic Socialists; Fauci's recent congressional testimony and the legal implications of pleading the 5th; tensions in Yemen and Iran; proposed government grocery stores in NYC; various aspects of the education system and AI; the state of morality in the U.S.; election integrity and munitions supply concerns; Elliot promoted his new book on First Amendment issues, “Suppression of Expression: How politicians violate our natural rights to free speech, press, religion, and assembly” available at http://bit.ly/4wuDVN3

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Today’s show topics included:

The Iran conflict, Ukraine-Russia war, with Lazer providing insights from his experience in the Middle East and Ukraine; replacement of Lindsey Graham by his sister in the Senate, United Airlines accommodating passengers who don't want to fly into the newly renamed Trump International Airport.

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Today’s show topics included:

Sudden shocking death of Lindsey Graham; open primaries in both Carolinas; what influence do States have on political parties and how they operate? Can’t S.C. do better than Graham? Can Vance engineer the SAVE act to be passed through reconciliation? Is it anyway too close to the upcoming election? What about giving Graham’s seat to his sister? If Mitch McConell were to leave the Senate, is it totally up to the Governor to pick a successor? Recent events in Iran; Who controls Iran?

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Today’s show topics included:

Current events in Iran—is the cease fire over for real? NATO summit; the war in Ukraine; concerns about illegal immigration and planned communities like the Muslim city in Texas; political situation with Mitch McConnell's health and potential retirement; defense technology licensing to allies.

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Today’s show topics included:

SCOTUS decisions; should republican justices be as outcome-based as the libs? Should we be like the libs who immediately write laws to limit or overrule the Court? Why can’t we stop chain migration and force parents of born-in-America babies to leave the country? Is it good that democrats have conceded that the actual text of the Constitution is what counts? The Cook decision giving POTUS power to fire anyone (without cause) within the executive branch other than those on the Federal Reserve; Mail-in ballot case; can Congress pass a law to set a fixed date to elections? Can/should any law restrict campaign donations or are all these laws a violation of free speech? Can/how should we celebrate America’s 250th?

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Podcast Ep. #312: Alu fills in with the Eds; crew talks First Amendment, polite society, commies winning in NYC, secession, Flock surveillance state, Fauci being prosecuted, and more!