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What is power, and who should hold it? On today’s episode of The Todd Huff Show, Todd explores one of the most foundational questions in politics: where authority comes from and how it should be limited. America’s founders rejected the model of rulers controlling the people and instead created a system where power is delegated by the consent of the governed. Todd explains why that distinction matters today as media narratives, emotional slogans, and political activism attempt to reshape how Americans think about government authority. From the dangers of propaganda to the role of truth, wisdom, and moral clarity, this episode unpacks why power must be restrained, divided, and held accountable. If we abandon the ideas that made America great, Todd argues, we risk losing the nation those ideas built.
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