Discussion about the ignorance of or disdain for the Constitution by all parties regarding impeachment and trial of a president, which includes the legislative, executive and judicial branches. But not limited to those branches. Includes "We the People."

The final paragraphs of the declaration, which concern reconciliation attempts with the king, parliament and their fellow British subjects. Utter failure to reconcile, thus an appeal to heaven and declaring the colonies free and independent. Examples of what it cost a few of the Founders, financially, to their families, to their lives.

Final charges of abuse of war powers discussed, including a deleted charge concerning slavery. Do these final charges, including slavery apply today? Listen how.

Discussion into impeachment and trial as applied to President Trump today. Also, discussion into gun control as one presidential candidate states in a debate.

The episode begins the discussion of the abuses of war powers by King George III. Naturally, the war charges can be the most heinous of charges because of the cruelty of war. While today's government is not guilty of abuse of war powers against its own citizens, there are some similarities that are discussed.

A reading of the Constitution of the United States. Just a touch of commentary on a couple of sections. Remember Constitution Day, September 17th!

Continued discussion of Legislative Abuse powers and how these abuses apply to government today. This is the end of the legislative abuses. Next week begins the War Powers abuses, charges 23-27.

Continuing discussion of the charges against King George III, concerning abuses of legislative powers. Charges include taxation without representation, lack of jury trials, forced transport overseas for trials, other colonies, not of the US, that threaten the existence of US colonies by the king's dissolution of government.

Discussion into more legislative abuse charges. Quartering of troops, cutting off trade, taxation without representation. Includes how government is doing the same thing as King George III was, where applicable.

This episode begins the discussion of the legislative abuses of the king found in the Declaration of Independence. This charge refers to the king combining with parliament to usurp authority from the colonies and give them no voice in government. Does government do the same today? Listen and find out.