The Sons Of History

Who knows how the court cases regarding the 2020 election will pan out? What is for certain is that they are extremely important for the retention of the republic and its democratic means. Dustin Bass explains what's been happening and why the courts are needed even if the election results prove to be fully legitimate.

Dr. Mary Grabar, author of Debunking Howard Zinn, joined The Sons of History for a very special podcast episode. The discussions are incredibly intriguing ranging from Howard Zinn, the truth about Christopher Columbus, the 1619 project, the problems in education and academia, the rise of socialism in America, and more. Don't miss this incredible conversation that covers so much of what you need to know.

Learn about the true start of it all - a most dangerous expedition by the most unlikely group who were in search of a new beginning. Follow Alan Wakim has he explores the 1620 journey from Holland to America by the English pilgrims. Learn about the Mayflower, the Mayflower Compact, the relationship between the colonists and the Indians and much more. Happy Anniversary!

Perhaps many of us anticipated chaos in this election. Did we anticipate this much? The Sons of History discuss the chaos and in particular the four states that have a difference of votes of less than 1% and the irregularities found there. Oh, Pennsylvania! What have you done?

The Sons of History discuss numerous topics in this incredibly thorough episode. Globalism. nationalism, free-market capitalism, socialism, NATO relations, China relations, race relations, religious freedom and more. Don't miss this discussion. You won't find another one like it. (Btw, Dustin got really fired up at times.)

You will hear people say all the time that America is a democracy, but rarely ever that we are a republic. Why is that? The Sons of History discuss why America is not a democracy, and why that is a good thing - although there continues to be steps toward turning the US into a democracy, and that's not a good thing.

It's all recent history, but it's still history. The Sons of History look at the brief history of the partisan moderators, bad questions, omitted questions, media warfare, social media censorship, and the excuse used to do all of it.

The first debate between President Trump and Democratic candidate Joe Biden was a train wreck, and Fox's Chris Wallace's seemed to be a clueless engineer. The Vice Presidential debate was definitely a reprieve, but this was not until the Debate Commission changed the debate rules during the debate season. A truly unprecedented move and one that should be cause for concern. Now it appears the third debate slated for Oct. 15 is canceled, although Steve Scully appeared to be compromised via Twitter. So how will the final debate go - or will it be cancelled too? This year has been a mess. Should we have expected anything less from this year's debates?

An oligarchy is a government run by the few. America is a Republican Democracy cut up into 50 parts with three separate federal branches of power and too many agencies, but how influential have the elite few become? Have they become oligarchs in a country run by the people? Dustin Bass and Alan Wakim discuss their worries.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away Sept. 18. On Sept. 26, President Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett to replace her on the Supreme Court. The Sons of History talk about the process, complaints from the Democrats, the history of confirmations (even in an election year), and recalling the Kavanaugh hearings.

Learn what you need to know about a confirmation hearing that will most likely be one to remember and one that is up against the election clock.