The Historical Lens: Seeing Today's News Clearly with Ray Walker

I look at the First Amendment and what it means in light of what the founding fathers said about it.

First episode in a while. I remember 9/11 and Charlie Kirk in Historical perspective. We are not in a political battle but a spiritual battle.

A look back at the presidency of Jimmy Carter and similarities to the presidency of Joe Biden.

A look at the Historical election/re-election of Donald Trump

I take a look at the recent comments by the Gov of Minnesota on the elimination of the Electoral College and where the system was started. Also address a real "Threat to our Democracy".

I look at the history of abortion and the current amendment 4 in Florida and the question facing other states on abortion.

I look back at September 11, 2001 and where our country stands today in light of the recent presidential debate.

I look at the history of censorship and the news that the current administration censored covid posts and what we can expect with a Harris administration.

I look at some of what was said at the DNC and what we need to remember from History how the Democrats actually govern versus what they say in the campaign.

A look at VP Harris the economic policy proposal she announced this week and the upcoming DNC.

I look at the feeling of patriotism that is brought from the Olympics and the influence of culture and politics on what she be a time of unity.

I discuss the proposal of President Biden to overall the supreme court and the issues that define the election. We need to get back to the original intent of the Constitution.

I discuss the RNC Convention with a a guest and college friend Kevin Powers a former county commissioner and republican party chair in Fayette County Tennessee.

I look at the history of assassination attempts here in the United States, from Presidents to candidates.

I look at what the 25th Amendment actually says and the process of removing the President from office. Looking at how that impacts the current presidential race.

Celebrating Independence Day and looking at the Declaration of Independence.

I take a look at the debate and ask the same question Ronald Reagan asked in 1980, "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?"

A look at the History of the celebration of Juneteenth. I also look at the new Louisiana law requiring the hanging of the Ten Commandments in school and the History of the Establishment clause of religion in the First Amendment.

June 14th we celebrate Flag Day and look at the importance of Father's as we look celebrate Father's Day.

First Episode and Commemorating the 80th Anniversary of D-Day and celebrating the sacrifice of "the greatest generation".