January 6 Obstruction Statute and Mexican Constitutional Analogy
Robert Barnes and the host analyze the legal theories behind January 6 prosecutions, arguing that the government is misapplying obstruction statutes to expand congressional power. They compare the current U.S. political climate to the history of the Mexican Constitution, suggesting that written rights are being superseded by raw exercise of power. Barnes notes that despite this "power grab," ordinary citizens are successfully fighting back in court, particularly regarding vaccine mandate cases.
january 6· obstruction statute· mexican constitution· power grab· republic· vaccine cases· robert barnes
00:00 All of these January 6 claims for the most part are based on a made up application of the obstruction statute. Because here's the other dangerous place they're going. They're saying if you do anything that in my mind makes it more difficult for me to do my job as a congressman, I can now send you to prison for 20 years. Because that's their assertion. And that's why they're setting up police departments. No, they're announcing their power and exercising it. Like you said, the old Mexican saying, Constitutions are made of paper, but my knife is made out of steel. Exactly. And it was the reason why many great rights in the Mexican Constitution that have been dead letter law from the time they were put on the Constitution parchment itself. So all of it is dangerous because this is just power grab after power grab after power grab after power grab. And they're trying it in place after place after place. So we're going the way that every other great republic fell. Can we save ourselves or are we just going to be
00:51 worse than Mexico in five years. It's going to require ordinary people continue to do it, to fight in the courts of law, fight in the court of public opinion. And that that pushback is what they didn't expect. They have never lost this many vaccine cases ever. In fact, they had the whether it was a state government, federal government, whether it was private enterprise, had never lost a vaccine mandate case at this scale in history. And now they've lost more in two months than they'd lost in the 200 years prior. Don't miss out on the chance for portable, affordable, and tasty energy whenever you need it with TurboForce. Now 40% off free shipping and double Patriot points at InfoWarsStore.com. All right. Robert Barnes is in studio. He came to Texas to file the suit that he first broke here on air months ago before it even hit the news.
