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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Explore the distinction between triers of fact and triers of process in the justice system, highlighting key court cases that exposed unethical actions, legal overreach, and controversial policies. From Grand Juries to District Courts, discover how public legal proceedings reveal hidden truths and uphold accountability in governance, law, and societal issues.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Fact-checkers were meant to be unbiased truth verifiers, but often they fall short. This raises a critical question: who checks the fact-checkers? Trusting them blindly is like trusting a fox to guard the henhouse. By learning to distinguish facts from opinions and verifying information ourselves, we take control of uncovering the truth in a biased world.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – It’s critically important to be involved in your local government. To practice what I preach, I’ve met with my county sheriff, county mayor, and several county committee members. Today, let’s talk about involvement in local government from both sides of the ballot box. To help show you why engaging with your local officeholders is so…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – When it comes to politics, I hear many people point out when the pot calls the kettle black. I like to remind people that it’s important they take the beam out of their eye before trying to get the spec out of their neighbor’s eye. The idea of “Do as I say, not as I do” has become so ingrained in our politics that people seem surprised when someone actually…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Not only has Joe Biden been closing out his presidency by pardoning a long list of murders, rapists, and drug dealers, but after months of saying he would never do it, he not only pardoned his son Hunter and gave him a grant of immunity for any other crimes he committed while Joe was in office. Then, he awarded the second highest civilian…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Many view the judiciary as the most powerful branch of government, referring to its decisions as “settled law.” But the judicial branch wields neither force nor will—only judgment. Exploring Chief Justice Roberts’ concerns and recent events, we uncover why true judicial independence must come with limited power to preserve the balance of government.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – How can we defend our rights if we don’t know what they are or how they’re protected? A lack of civic literacy has left many Americans unaware and vulnerable. Blame often falls on the education system, but what role do parents and communities play? Understanding and defending our rights starts with reading and studying the U.S. Constitution diligently.
Here’s another lie: the idea of sex being assigned by someone. It’s not like a baby is born, and the doctor decides for themselves what sex to “assign” them. A person’s sex isn’t even determined at birth but at conception. When the sperm meets the egg, the sex is determined. It does not happen at birth, and it is not assigned. If you change the individual’s sex, it changes the result
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Why does the Democratic Party, which claims to champion democracy, often bypass the will of the people? From presidential elections to New York’s extreme policies, undemocratic actions abound. Federal overreach, censorship, energy taxes, and unproven health mandates reveal a troubling pattern of control that challenges the principles of…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Many decisions shaping our lives revolve around the economy. From famous quotes by Reagan and Carville to recent legal battles, it’s clear that economic policy and government actions impact more than just finances. This exploration connects political choices, court rulings, and economic outcomes to reveal the broader influence they have on our rights and daily lives.
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Our national debt is going to grow, and nothing is going to change unless We the People do something about it. Regardless of your plans, there are two things I hope we remember. More often than not, it isn’t that people take away our rights but that they intimidate us into giving them up. We won’t agree about everything. Let us work together where we can, and give each other the liberty to disagree…
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – A look back at 2024 reveals a year filled with scandals, from taxpayer waste and corrupt media to immigration issues and education failures. The transgender movement’s impact on athletics and office politics adds to the controversy. As we enter a new year, it’s a chance to reflect on the past and strive for better decisions ahead.
As we prepare to celebrate another orbit around the sun and look forward to a new year, let’s remember the lessons of our past year and use them to make next year better. Let’s not make the perfect the enemy of the good. By this, I mean don’t be put off because you cannot fix everything; just fix something. However you celebrate the holiday, I wish you a safe and enjoyable time…
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Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Mayor Deb – July 29, 1981, marked a dream sparked by Lady Diana’s wedding, but today, troubling events in the UK shatter that vision. Grooming gangs, ignored by fearful authorities, target vulnerable children. The erosion of justice and societal integrity highlights a cautionary tale for the world. How a nation treats its children defines its legacy.
The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – A Connecticut student is suing her school system for neglecting her learning disabilities, highlighting systemic failures in special education. Despite her self-advocacy, critical supports were denied, leaving her academically unprepared. With Hartford’s low proficiency rates mirroring national trends, this case underscores the urgent need for education reform to prevent more students from being left behind.
Energetic Health Institute Radio with Dr. H – We live in a world of opposites…good and bad, black and white, rich and poor. This dichotomy creates a whole that is less stable than its actual parts. A basis for righteousness and arguments constructed purely on moral grounds. A system that punishes those thoughts and actions that are judged to be “bad” and creates the illusion of rewarding the “good.”
Nurses Out Loud with Jodi O’Malley MSN, RN – Gadolinium, a heavy metal used in MRI contrast, can pose hidden risks like neurological and autoimmune issues. Exploring chelation therapy, immune support, and holistic care can help affected patients. Nurses must advocate for comprehensive health solutions while balancing faith, purpose, and compassion to transform care and address the broader impacts of chronic illness.
Unleashed: The Political News Hour with Bruce Robertson – We saw the first Senate confirmation hearings for Trump appointees to his incoming administration, and as could be expected from the Democrat left, they tried to turn the hearings into a circus. In a major “META reversal,” Mark Zuckerberg has finally sheepishly admitted that the Biden Administration pressured and threatened him to get…
After Dark with Hosts Rob & Andrew – Although the wildfires that ignited on New Year’s Day are somewhat contained, the damage they caused is unfathomable. Most predict the cost of the damages to be in the billions of dollars, and some are unsure if and when the city will recover. California was already losing residents due to crime and COVID-19 policies. This latest catastrophe will…
America Out Loud PULSE with Dr. Peter & Ginger Breggin – Richard has always been devoted to innovating better medical services for the people. I’ve collaborated with Richard as a volunteer in one of his earlier projects, and now I’m again an unpaid consultant to him on GoldCare. We share a rare goal of helping patients understand the dangers of psychiatric drugs and how to safely withdraw from…
The National Security Hour with Major Fred Galvin – With over 30 years of pioneering experience, Dr. Frueh has dedicated his career to uncovering and combating “Operator Syndrome,” a silent yet devastating epidemic affecting our nation’s most elite warriors, who frequently suppress treatment to continue their elite lifestyles — leading to debilitating struggles and, all too often, suicide…
Before we consider why coal was so important for the Industrial Revolution and why it should remain a major power source for centuries to come, we need to first understand what coal actually is and how it formed. Saul Alinsky, the guiding light of “progressives” over the past fifty years, told his activists that they had to thoroughly understand what they were fighting for, far better than their…
When you elect woke politicians whose priorities are feel-good woke policies instead of common-sense fire prevention, your answer is to ignore reality. But guess what? Reality won’t ignore you! Now, Californians are living with their answers. They smell the smoke of their answers every day as their homes burn. Families grieve over the tragic answer of at least 27 avoidable deaths in the wildfires…
Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Biden’s approval rating is at its lowest point as he exits the White House. Does he think we forgot about the Afghanistan withdrawal in Aug 2021? It resulted in the deaths of 13 US military members. Does Biden think we forgot he never picked up a phone and spoke to any of the Gold Star families? Does Biden think we forgot the highest inflation since Carter?
The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Explore the distinction between triers of fact and triers of process in the justice system, highlighting key court cases that exposed unethical actions, legal overreach, and controversial policies. From Grand Juries to District Courts, discover how public legal proceedings reveal hidden truths and uphold accountability in governance, law, and societal issues.
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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – January 6th marks the day when actual votes for President and Vice President are counted, stirring echoes of past controversies. While recent events in New Orleans and Las Vegas raised questions, a calm review of law enforcement actions is crucial. Supporting victims and seeking truth should come before assumptions as the nation navigates another politically charged moment.