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Episode 367: Trump's Effort to Save History
As I've said on this show, who knew that the 2020 presidential election would be a referendum on American history? This is a logical extension of the…
6 years, 1 month ago
Episode 366: Best SCOTUS Justices?
I have been asked several times: Who are the best justices in Supreme Court history? There haven't been many to write home about, but I give you a fe…
6 years, 1 month ago
Episode 365: Originalists and Anti-Federalists
What is "originalism" and what does it have to do with the "Anti-Federalists"? More importantly, if we believe in originalism, does that immediately …
6 years, 1 month ago
Episode 364: Hylton, Cohens, and a Slaughterhouse
A listener asked me to discuss a few landmark Supreme Court cases and how they affected the United States. Great idea during SCOTUS week. That led me…
6 years, 1 month ago
Episode 363: Notorious RBG
In case you are living under a rock, Ruth Bader Ginsburg died over the weekend. The left has gone nuts, as expected, and her death has created a supp…
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Episode 362: Pennsylvania Smackdown
A federal judge declared the Draconian lock downs in Pennsylvania to be unconstitutional. This is a great win for liberty, right? Yes and no. Anyone …
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Episode 361: Three New Yorks?
Some New York legislators want to decentralize New York. Instead of letting New York City run the State, these independent thinking New Yorkers want …
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Episode 360: 1619's Language Problem
Is there some truth to the 1619 Project? Absolutely. The problem is not in the information but in the interpretation. The project uses words like "ge…
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Episode 359: Gohmert's Gaffe
Representative Louie Gohmert of Texas wants to cancel the Democrat Party. This might seem like a good idea (while we're at it, can we cancel the Repu…
6 years, 1 month ago
Episode 358: America's "Guts"
President Trump told people in North Carolina that the assault on monuments is "aimed at America's guts." What does this mean? Do monuments represent…
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