00:00Hello, everyone. I'm watching OAN, One America News, and they do kind of quasi-old ABC school
00:15house rock history segments, or was it ABC or NBC that used to do the more you know type
00:27segments, or as Paul Hardy would say, now you know the rest of the story type history segments
00:36on OAN. And they annoy me at times because they keep repeating these same segments over and over,
00:47but they're important. The one repeated now was federalism, trying to explain federalism. And
00:56I gave a speech on it one time at a GOP event. And indeed, federalism needs to be discussed because
01:05people are confused. It's one of those almost kind of oxymoronic type terms that kind of when you hear
01:15it, it kind of implies one thing, but it's supposed to mean kind of the opposite of what it does.
01:22And by that, right, the original, during the discussion of the foundations of our nation,
01:33federalism is supposed to mean, meant at the time, supposed to mean now, but as I write at
01:41beforesnews.com, today's fascia federalism, also at thelibertybeacon.com, right,
01:49original intent federalists versus modern fascia federalists, as I call them, right? Federalism,
02:00the quasi-loose, just general, light, constitutionally limited federal loose connections
02:14over the states that are sovereign. That's how our nation's supposed to work. Over the years,
02:21that's been destroyed, like via the 17th Amendment, eliminating that check and balance. The House of
02:30Representatives are directly elected. The senators were never, ever meant to be directly voted on by the
02:41people. They were supposed to be appointed by the state legislatures as representatives, as a check and
02:48balance, as representatives of the states to protect the 10th Amendment states' rights, and uphold the
02:58federalism of our government, which again, supposed to mean only a very light, loose touch,
03:08limited authorities, limited authorities, federal government, to loosely hold together the United
03:16States of America. The states created the federal government, not the other way around. The states are
03:24supposed to have control over the federal government, not the other way around. But immediately after the
03:34constitution was inked, some in what then became the federalist party started down the road to today's
03:44fascia federalism and destroying the term federalism to into more indeed as the term itself federalism.
03:56Right? Oh, it's all about federal control is what it sounds like. It's not what it's supposed to mean. But indeed,
04:03Jefferson even became the first federalist, Democrat,
04:10commie facie, so she's of modern, eroding the constitution and eroding state rights and giving more and more power,
04:20authority and control to the federal government. That was never intended. And of course, over the course of our
04:29250 years, we've gotten to this way overburdened, uh, way overreached usurpation of the constitution and see my CTP
04:42show on, uh, uh, Norton v. Shelby. The SCOTUS already ruled government overreach and officials doing things that are
04:53outside constitutional bounds that need to go. But we seem to have forgotten that case because
05:04the fascia federalists, the fascia federalists, the, and the senos and the rhinos, along with them,
05:11wanting more and more federal dictatorial power, ignored Norton v. Shelby, as well as other cases,
05:20and continue to grow federal government and amass more power control out of the deep state DC swamp.
05:29So, I, I felt it important to address because education is destroyed in this country. It's
05:38exactly why, especially the left, including some senos and rhinos, right? Not Republicans. It's right in the name,
05:49republic. People wanting to preserve the state-right republic and the sovereign authority of the people
05:59to self-govern, not be dictated to from DC. Republican. It's right in the name. But yeah,
06:08senos and rhinos, all on the left, been destroying that. Oh, I forgot where I was going, uh, with that. But yeah,
06:18I mean, moving us more left towards dick, commie, fashie, so she's all left, more government control.
06:27Far right is anarchy. And no one I know on the planet wants complete anarchy and every man,
06:34woman, and child for themselves. We all agree there's got to be some limited government to
06:41keep controls because of human nature. You've got to control humans and who are given free will and
06:49some who will choose that for evil. To have an ounce of protection rather than you having to fend for
06:58yourself, there has to be some government protection. So no one I know is an anarchist,
07:05but we believe in right-limited government. The left, communists, fascists, socialists, monarchs.
07:14What they claim to be progressive, they're regressive. They want to take us back from
07:20a constitutionally limited republic to more of a left-wing, top-down, autocratic control.
07:29That's why they project and call everybody else a Nazi. That's a left-wing ideology. They use
07:37the fascistic tactics and also that, right? Anarchy. Antifa. The 1930s,
07:48it was a communist movement. It was anti-socialists. The national socialists, later known as fascists,
07:57right? Communists against socialists. Today, commie, fascist, socialists, it's all the one same thing.
08:06They may have different banners, but they're all trying to achieve the same autocratic, top-down,
08:13dictatorial control out of DC over you. They, of course, want their ruling elites to be the one in
08:23charge, but they all, to a large degree, work together because their end goal is the same. More
08:32power and control over the masses. They're not progressive, they're regressive. They want return
08:39to where very few lord over all the masses versus our limited republic where we the people are supposed
08:51to be the bosses and in charge. Okay, so recap. Federalism doesn't mean what it used to. What it's
09:02supposed to mean is what we were given, a loose, limited federal government, only enough to kind of hold
09:10the states together and do things states can't or need it at a national level that all 50 states didn't
09:22need to do for themselves. But it's not this one big entity do it for all of us. But again, the states are
09:31supposed to have the ultimate end authority over all that at the federal level. And that has gotten completely
09:40bastardized as of today. So federalism then versus fascia federalism now. And again, the left, including
09:51Jefferson, on up, eroding the federalism, destroying federalism, moving towards fascia federalism.
10:01That, my friends, is the rest of the story. That and the more you know. But that's why civics aren't
10:11taught in the schools anymore. They don't want anyone to know what federalism really supposed to mean. They
10:21don't want anyone to know like the Schumer shutdown and the left running around. Well, it's the GOP shutdown
10:29because the GOP has the House and the Senate as well as the presidency. Morons. There are not 60
10:37Republicans in the Senate. We have minor majorities in both bodies. The left, the Democrats, are using the
10:48filibuster to block the continuing resolution and get to a resolution on regular order spending bills.
10:56The filibuster. It takes 60 votes. We don't have 60 Republicans in the Senate. But again, this is
11:07why civics was removed. The left needs morons to lie to and be useful idiots. Morons that will soak up
11:20the left idiot lies because they don't know any better. Okay? Thank you all. Take care. God bless. Love you all.
11:30Like and subscribe to the Constitutionalist Politics Podcast and share episodes. We need your help.
11:41Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey gang. Uh, tack on segment. Since the show was short,
11:50who can you look forward to in midweek guest drops? Well, I got my pile of stuff here of uh
12:00recordings, interviews, guest appearances already in the can. Another pile over there of guests going to be
12:10recording over the recording over the next days, weeks, months that'll add on. But uh, past
12:21February 2025, health weeks. Look back in the catalog. March 2025, look back in the catalog. Music weeks.
12:30October. October. Just done. Books slash authors weeks. Of course, all three kind of special weeks
12:43uh, are on top of and beyond other weeks were health related or music related or books slash authors
12:56authors related. So I made them special weeks. At any rate, Michaela Cox and the series We the People
13:25Are? Question Mark. Coming soon. Uh, Julian Raven, Odious and Sir Burris,
13:36An American Immigrant's Odyssey, Free Speech Legal War. Great discussion there, despite my inability to pronounce.
13:45Right? Nisha Allen came on. Stories that stick. Right? Sometimes we hear stories or,
13:59you know, books. I hope my stories stick. But it's great. But we move on and we forget about it.
14:10What about this? We need more stories that stick. Nisha Allen on to discuss that. Constant,
14:17constant, constant, bleh, Constance Hastings, faith-based mental health counselor. So,
14:28quasi Health Week's extension. Uh, Gabriel Critchlow. Uh, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
14:38blah, blah, blah. Step-ahead tutoring services. So, some education related. David Bedford,
14:46uh, talking about music weeks from before. David Bedford, a renowned Beatles. The group,
14:55the group, not the bugs
14:58kind of
14:59I wanted him for Music Weeks
15:03he wasn't available, finally months later
15:06I was able to talk to him
15:07so we talk all things Beatles music
15:10great, great stuff
15:13Amard Vettel
15:15coming, an author
15:17Keith Haney
15:20who I've been on his show
15:22he's been on my show before
15:24we talk with Keith Haney again
15:27and his latest book
15:30Chantal De Yeo
15:34I just spoke with her the other day
15:36what did we speak about?
15:39faith is the foundation of her writing
15:41how people come to it
15:43struggle with it
15:45accept or reject it
15:47right, that's the more important part
15:50faith
15:51people accept
15:53reject
15:55that kind of discussion
15:57Richard Lynch
15:58either ties or breaks
16:01I'm not sure the record
16:02will have a third appearance
16:05when we discuss his
16:07cover of
16:08a Christopherson tune
16:11hope you'll tune in for that
16:13I just recorded yesterday
16:15at the time of this recording
16:17with Steve Frazier
16:20a self-sabotaged coach
16:23very important discussion
16:26right
16:26I've had listener feedback
16:31on self-reflection
16:33our need to self-reflect
16:35can we, do we look in the mirror
16:38and take any responsibility
16:40for things that may not have gone
16:43all that well
16:45in our lives
16:46what responsibility
16:48do we have
16:51rather than the victimhood
16:52oh it had to be
16:54somebody else
16:55that tried to say
16:56what did we do
16:58that was lost and stellar
17:01that self-sabotaged
17:03ourselves
17:04and things didn't go
17:05as well as they could have
17:08or should have
17:09what responsibility
17:11do we take
17:13for our own
17:14failings
17:15and what can we learn
17:17from it
17:18what can we do better
17:19and the list goes on
17:24and on again
17:25let me look at my
17:27other pile of stuff here
17:29on Saturday
17:30I'm
17:31well I'm going to be a guest
17:33on Authors on a Mission
17:35podcast
17:36Monday the 17th
17:39I have Sophia
17:40coming on
17:42um
17:43and
17:46another
17:47uh
17:49guest appearance
17:50by me
17:50on the
17:51Brian Snow
17:52show
17:53coming
17:54Russell
17:55Von
17:57Bracken
17:58will be
17:59a guest
18:00uh
18:01oh
18:04I'm
18:05I'm not selling
18:06these
18:06terrible
18:07am I
18:07I will also
18:10be a guest
18:11on
18:11Lethal
18:12Venom
18:13show
18:13coming up
18:14is
18:16oh
18:16I'm
18:17stretching
18:17I'm
18:18stretching
18:18Dawn
18:20Stevens
18:21uh
18:23will be
18:23coming on
18:24what will we
18:25be talking
18:26about
18:26uh
18:27her
18:28a little
18:28more
18:28lighthearted
18:29uh
18:30pardon me
18:31being in your
18:31face here
18:32as I'm
18:32leaning forward
18:33talking about
18:37pots
18:37it's gonna
18:41be fun
18:41and I
18:42said to
18:42her
18:43hey as
18:44long as
18:44you can
18:44deal with
18:45my lame
18:45pawns like
18:46I will
18:47not be
18:47able to
18:48resist
18:48better to
18:50be a
18:50fruit pot
18:51than a
18:52fruit cake
18:53so fruit
18:55pots will be
18:56discussing with
18:56her something
18:58a little
18:58more fun
18:59right
19:00this can't
19:01all be
19:01serious
19:02stuff all
19:03the time
19:04thank you
19:05all for
19:06tuning in
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19:07god bless
19:08love you
19:09all
19:09please check
19:10out the
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19:12guest drops
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