Ostrolenk speaks with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein about how our country’s present-day leaders are traitors to the American cause. Prioritizing the supremacy of the state and military over civilians, today’s political order more closely resembles the monarchy that our founding fathers rose up against. Rand Paul, Bruce points out, is one of the few leaders who’s ideology runs contrast to this.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Ostrolenk speaks with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein on former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton using her personal email for work-related communication. Most troubling to Bruce is the lack of transparency, as well as lack of security, in Mrs. Clinton’s actions. This behavior, he concludes, is an example of our government’s trend towards unchecked power.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, and his books: American Empire Before the Fall; Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Ostrolenk talks with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein who offers his views on the upcoming debate in the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee over AUMF. Fein speculates as to why President Obama would even request the AUMF, given the fact that he is already unilaterally waging war on ISIS. Furthermore, Fein argues that the AUMF provision allowing for ground troops will lead to an escalation of US involvement.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, and his books: American Empire Before the Fall; Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Fiscal conservatives have urged Price to draft a budget resolution keeping the caps in place, rightfully noting that the BCA has “effectively curbed excessive spending.” They also called on him to scrutinize the use of the war budget slush fund. - See more at: http://rightondefense.org/#sthash.ClPt3MwX.dpuf

Bruce Fein shares his thoughts on intellectual development, from our training through public education to our personal search for virtue. He comments on various lifestyle choices that either foster or impede intellectual development, including consumerism versus minimalism, and the desire for creature comforts versus the search for truth. Ultimately, the deficiencies of our educational system, Fein concludes, are a reflection of this degradation in our culture.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein discusses the human nature behind groups like ISIS. He comments that ideologically-void, power-seeking groups like ISIS are not new to human history, and will ultimately self-destruct.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Ostrolenk discusses with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein the flawed U.S. approach towards ISIS, and the Middle East at large. Fein points to the fact that the United States has both propped up oppressive regimes, and chronically inflated the threat of international terrorism, ultimately undermining our efforts. He concludes by analyzing the U.S.’s moral obligation to help establish stability in the Middle East, versus the feasibility.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, and his books: American Empire Before the Fall; Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Ostrolenk speaks with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein on why it is unconstitutional to rescind the citizenship of an American who decides to fight with ISIS.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, and his books: American Empire Before the Fall; Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

Ostrolenk speaks with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein to discuss his views on American-Iranian relations in the context of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech before Congress. Fein argues that the PM’s assertions are an exaggeration of both Iran’s intent and capabilities. Furthermore, Fein provides historical evidence as to why it is likely nuclear deterrence will work on Iran.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, and his books: American Empire Before the Fall; Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq

In the context of Netanyahu’s upcoming address to the U.S. Congress, Ostrolenk speaks with Constitutional Scholar Bruce Fein on why the U.S. should not seek the Prime Minister’s advice in charting policy towards Iran. Rather, the U.S. should seek bilateral relations of interest, lead by example instead of pursuing regime change, and recognize that Iran is likely to respond to the incentives that the U.S. provides.

To learn more about Bruce and his work, check out his website at: www.brucefeinlaw.com, and his books: American Empire Before the Fall; Constitutional Peril: The Life and Death Struggle for Our Constitution and Democracy, or follow him on Twitter: @BruceFeinEsq