How many episodes does THE CONSTITUTION STUDY have?

THE CONSTITUTION STUDY has 258 episodes.

What topics does THE CONSTITUTION STUDY cover?

THE CONSTITUTION STUDY covers topics including: government, education, news, politics, how to.

What language is THE CONSTITUTION STUDY in?

THE CONSTITUTION STUDY is in en-US.

THE CONSTITUTION STUDY

Paul Engel

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America Out Loud Network © – The goal of this program is to help everyday people defend their rights by reading, studying, and understanding the supreme law of the land, the Constitution of the United States of America.

Episodes (258)

“A good prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich.” What about James Comey?

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Search warrants gone wrong

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Strike three on Trump’s life!

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Episodes (258)

“A good prosecutor can indict a ham sandwich.” What about James Comey?

Search warrants gone wrong

Strike three on Trump’s life!

Virginia is for lovers of tyrants

What is the source of all this government weaponization?

‘One big bunch of thieves’ corrupt Congress

Taking back our country

The illusion of democracy and the death of freedom

The voter’s reckoning

Playing “whack-a-mole” with the Constitution

Sex scandals and fraud running through Congress

No government program goes unpunished

What is the honest state of our elections?

The Charlie Brown nation

News Overload! Immigrants, arms, and incompetence

The rule of law has been replaced by the rule of judge

Constitutional illiteracy is undermining America

About those two guarantees in the world: death and taxes

Los Angelenos would rather be servants than masters

Making my head explode

Regulatory failure or violation of our rights?

Finding ethics in Washington

Another game of playing chicken

When the lines blur on freedom of speech and press

Complaining about Congress? You get what you vote for

Teaching the rising generation

I guess crime really can pay

Who holds the gavel accountable?

States fighting back against Washington

The SAVE Act dilemma: Federal has no authority over state election roles

When branches clash: Who really holds power?

We the People vs. the government

The primary duty of government confuses millions of Americans

Trusting government is a fool’s errand

How can we tell the truth from a lie?

The consequences of political rhetoric

Nothing to see here: How politicians distract the public

Why trusting the government to fix our problems rarely, if ever, works

Hiring feckless actors in government

Legal maneuvering or search for justice?

AI can’t protect your rights; only you can

The Supreme Court has been busy

Did Trump have the legal authority to initiate this military engagement?

The lesson of humility

Beyond DC, do you know what’s going on in your state?

How political priorities in DC differ

Payback politics: Threats, lawsuits, and revenge agendas

The Constitutionality of SCOTUS tariff decision

Fighting the ‘cultural wars’ with truth!

We need more sunlight in America!