Topic: Alexander Hamilton

6 chapters across the catalog

Speaker Mike Johnson has suggested that Congress has the authority to eliminate entire district courts that violate the separation of powers. This legal strategy relies on the original intent of the founders, specifically Alexander Hamilton, regarding the limited jurisdiction of lower courts. The move follows President Trump's firing of numerous administrative immigration judges who refused to conduct deportation hearings for criminal aliens.

Dr. Kirk Elliott explains the "American System" of tariffs, originally proposed by Alexander Hamilton and used throughout U.S. history to foster economic growth. He argues that Trump's plan to replace income taxes with tariffs would revitalize domestic manufacturing and protect American jobs from foreign exploitation. This strategy is presented as the only way to reverse the current trend of debt-based government expansion and rising producer prices.

The segment explores potential solutions to the debt crisis, including a return to gold-backed currencies as envisioned by the founding fathers. Dr. Kirk Elliott warns that Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) will be "programmable money" used to cut off those with the wrong ideology. He advises listeners to allocate into silver and gold to escape the central banking system before a communist-style revolution or total takeover occurs.

GLOBAL BOMBSHELL: Texas Rebellion Against Biden Tyranny Spreads To 25 States — FULL SHOW 1/25/24
21:55 - 27:42

GLOBAL BOMBSHELL: Texas Rebellion Against Biden Tyranny Spreads To 25 States — FULL SHOW 1/25/24

Constitutional Crisis, Potential for Federalized National Guard

Governor Abbott's legal argument relies on the writings of James Madison and Alexander Hamilton to assert that states should not be left at the mercy of a lawless president. As more states send National Guard units to support Texas, there is growing concern that the Biden administration will attempt to nationalize these forces. Jones suggests that a hot coup or civil war can be averted if the public continues to support the states' rights to self-defense.

Hotep Jesus argues that the world does not need "saving" by big government, but rather for big tech and government to get out of the way to allow for "homeostasis." He criticizes the history of central banking, citing Alexander Hamilton's belief that people cannot think for themselves. He points out that central banks often raise interest rates when the economy is struggling, which he calls the opposite of sound economic theory.