The Teacher of Liberty Podcast

The word “pandemic” is a word with a meaning and knowing that meaning might help clear up some confusion about our current situation. The president was sworn in today. I’ll examine the unusual atmosphere at that ceremony, as well as discuss details of the presidential oath of office.  

If you want a republic, you have to have reliable, trustworthy elections, otherwise, you have some other kind of government with people PRETENDING to live in a republic.   Which is it?

In this episode I examine the historical origin of the presidential oath of office and I explain why our Founding Fathers made sure that no president would have to swear an oath to God. Then, I go over the difference between "swear" and "affirm." Finally, why swearing is probably not a good idea for modern presidents.

Whether this is your first time voting or you voted for Nixon, this episode will help you view the upcoming elections in a brand new light: the light of history. Using the books that the Founding Fathers read, I reveal the standard they used for deciding who was worthy of their vote.

We aren't taught true history any more so most of us aren't aware that there have been pandemics throughout history and we can learn A LOT about what our government is doing and WHY by studying those past plagues and the government policies that followed them.

In light of Joe Biden's age and health, his vice-presidential pick, Kamala Harris, could assume the office of president. Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution requires the president be a natural born citizen of the United States. Everybody knows that, but it seems that nobody knows what that means. I explain it from a historical and constitutional perspective. SHOW NOTES: Emer de Vattel's Law of Nati...

Must we always obey the law or is there ever a time when we must resist it? Does every act of a legislator, governor, or president qualify as "the law?" If not, how can we know the difference? In this episode, I reveal the definition of "the law" and when we should obey and we must resist!

The Second Amendment was added to the Constitution so that the descendants of the Founding Fathers would never be able to be conquered by a tyrant.

I reveal the sources of the Founders' beliefs on when war and assassination was justified. It will surprise you.

In Federalist 46, James Madison identifies the weapons we need to challenge the federal tyrants and force the federal beast back inside its constitutional cage. In this episode I cover this critical information and I promote my new book on the subject: What Degree of Madness: Madison's Method to Make America STATES Again.