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🔹 Segment 1: Restoring the Constitution – Dr. Murray Sabrin on Federal Spending, Taxes, and Liberty
Guest: Dr. Murray Sabrin – Professor Emeritus of Finance, Ramapo College
Theme: The case for a Constitutional Federal Budget and dismantling the modern welfare-warfare state.
Key Points:
The federal government spends trillions outside its constitutional authority (as per Article I, Section 8).
Dr. Sabrin advocates for a complete reset: eliminate income tax, drastically downsize federal departments (Education, HHS, Agriculture, etc.), and shift to a national 5% consumption tax.
“We need to get back to the free-market, limited-government vision of the Founders.”
Called out both the 16th Amendment (income tax) and the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 as the start of America’s economic crisis.
Proposed a “Grand Bargain”: high-net-worth individuals forfeit Social Security in exchange for no taxes on capital gains, interest, or dividends.
Criticized tariffs, calling them hidden taxes that hurt consumers and incite trade wars.
Named Thomas Massie, Senator Rand Paul, and Ron Paul as key libertarian voices in Congress.
Argued the U.S. military should protect Americans—not fund the global industrial war complex.
Called Social Security “an intergenerational chain letter” and advocated for a voluntary wind-down.
Guest: Rabbi Daniel Schuck – Licensed Psychotherapist, Religious Leader, and Author
Theme:Â A moral and legal response to rising antisemitism and pro-Hamas activism in American universities.
Key Points:
Discussed the role of Hamed Khalil, a Syrian-born agitator inciting anti-Israel violence at Columbia University.
Called for deportation: “A green card is not a green light to incite murder.”
Drew a sharp line between free speech and violent incitement, stating Jewish students are being intimidated, assaulted, and defamed.
Argued that Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood seek the global export of Jihad, not a two-state peace solution.
Criticized university administrations for their weakness and failure to uphold U.S. law.
Warned that phrases like “From the river to the sea…” are veiled calls for genocide.
Urged support for Arab countries seeking peace, while confronting those who promote destruction.
Endorsed the Trump administration’s proposed deportation of violent extremists and stated, “What we are seeing is not just about Israel. It’s a war on Judeo-Christian civilization.”
Also discussed his latest book Viktor Frankl and the Psychology of the Soul, promoting logotherapy as a more effective model of psychotherapy rooted in meaning and spiritual practice.
Guest: Dr. Tim Bartholomew – Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, Christian Medical Missionary
Theme:Â Twenty years of healing the forgotten through surgical care in Africa and Southeast Asia.
Key Points:
Trained under Dr. Robert Marx in 2001 to prepare for full-time medical missionary work.
Has served in Mali, Chad, Cambodia, Niger, and other remote areas for over 20 years, bringing surgical care to the unreached.
Performs life-saving and reconstructive surgeries with limited electricity, no anesthesia teams, and hand-cranked surgical tools.
Shared multiple inspiring and heartbreaking stories:
A man with a 20-year facial tumor removed and jaw rebuilt using donated bone grafts and plates.
Burn victims treated with improvised therapy (weights, c-collars, and bedside innovations).
Makes his own lidocaine-adrenaline mix, reuses surgical drains, and even welds plates from scrap tools.
His wife, a family practice doctor, provides anesthesia during operations.
Focuses not just on surgery, but also on post-op emotional and spiritual care.
Emphasized the long-term impact: “Not every story ends perfectly, but every patient is treated with dignity.”
Still travels four times a year for surgical missions while raising his children back home.
A return to the Constitution, faith, and personal freedom is urgently needed.
America must confront both internal economic collapse and external ideologi
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By Robert Marx🔹 Segment 1: Restoring the Constitution – Dr. Murray Sabrin on Federal Spending, Taxes, and Liberty
Guest: Dr. Murray Sabrin – Professor Emeritus of Finance, Ramapo College
Theme: The case for a Constitutional Federal Budget and dismantling the modern welfare-warfare state.
Key Points:
The federal government spends trillions outside its constitutional authority (as per Article I, Section 8).
Dr. Sabrin advocates for a complete reset: eliminate income tax, drastically downsize federal departments (Education, HHS, Agriculture, etc.), and shift to a national 5% consumption tax.
“We need to get back to the free-market, limited-government vision of the Founders.”
Called out both the 16th Amendment (income tax) and the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913 as the start of America’s economic crisis.
Proposed a “Grand Bargain”: high-net-worth individuals forfeit Social Security in exchange for no taxes on capital gains, interest, or dividends.
Criticized tariffs, calling them hidden taxes that hurt consumers and incite trade wars.
Named Thomas Massie, Senator Rand Paul, and Ron Paul as key libertarian voices in Congress.
Argued the U.S. military should protect Americans—not fund the global industrial war complex.
Called Social Security “an intergenerational chain letter” and advocated for a voluntary wind-down.
Guest: Rabbi Daniel Schuck – Licensed Psychotherapist, Religious Leader, and Author
Theme:Â A moral and legal response to rising antisemitism and pro-Hamas activism in American universities.
Key Points:
Discussed the role of Hamed Khalil, a Syrian-born agitator inciting anti-Israel violence at Columbia University.
Called for deportation: “A green card is not a green light to incite murder.”
Drew a sharp line between free speech and violent incitement, stating Jewish students are being intimidated, assaulted, and defamed.
Argued that Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood seek the global export of Jihad, not a two-state peace solution.
Criticized university administrations for their weakness and failure to uphold U.S. law.
Warned that phrases like “From the river to the sea…” are veiled calls for genocide.
Urged support for Arab countries seeking peace, while confronting those who promote destruction.
Endorsed the Trump administration’s proposed deportation of violent extremists and stated, “What we are seeing is not just about Israel. It’s a war on Judeo-Christian civilization.”
Also discussed his latest book Viktor Frankl and the Psychology of the Soul, promoting logotherapy as a more effective model of psychotherapy rooted in meaning and spiritual practice.
Guest: Dr. Tim Bartholomew – Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon, Christian Medical Missionary
Theme:Â Twenty years of healing the forgotten through surgical care in Africa and Southeast Asia.
Key Points:
Trained under Dr. Robert Marx in 2001 to prepare for full-time medical missionary work.
Has served in Mali, Chad, Cambodia, Niger, and other remote areas for over 20 years, bringing surgical care to the unreached.
Performs life-saving and reconstructive surgeries with limited electricity, no anesthesia teams, and hand-cranked surgical tools.
Shared multiple inspiring and heartbreaking stories:
A man with a 20-year facial tumor removed and jaw rebuilt using donated bone grafts and plates.
Burn victims treated with improvised therapy (weights, c-collars, and bedside innovations).
Makes his own lidocaine-adrenaline mix, reuses surgical drains, and even welds plates from scrap tools.
His wife, a family practice doctor, provides anesthesia during operations.
Focuses not just on surgery, but also on post-op emotional and spiritual care.
Emphasized the long-term impact: “Not every story ends perfectly, but every patient is treated with dignity.”
Still travels four times a year for surgical missions while raising his children back home.
A return to the Constitution, faith, and personal freedom is urgently needed.
America must confront both internal economic collapse and external ideologi