Topic: Common Law

A clip of Charlie Kirk explains his view that the United States was founded as a Christian nation, noting that 55 of the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were church-attending Christians. Kirk argues that common law principles like due process and the presumption of innocence are biblical in origin. He asserts that the current constitutional crisis stems from the loss of a Christian population to support a Christian form of government.

The segment continues the exploration of biblical influences on American law, citing the Book of Deuteronomy as the most quoted book during the founding era. Charlie Kirk argues that John Adams' belief that the Constitution was only for a "moral and religious people" is central to understanding the current political climate. Stuart Rhodes encourages listeners to return to their Christian roots as a means of preserving freedom.

A caller identified as Sean, a Marine veteran from California, discusses the use of American common law grand juries to hold the government accountable. He references Justice Scalia's opinion in U.S. v. Williams to argue that these juries exist outside the Constitution's formal structure. The conversation touches on the need for citizens to assemble lawfully to counter deep state influence.

A caller from California suggests that Americans must return to "self-governance" through common law grand juries and local militias. Another caller from Florida expresses frustration that despite evidence of criminality, high-profile figures like James Comey have not been held accountable. Jones responds by asserting that the current situation is different because Trump is now more "hardcore."

The discussion contrasts historical reparations with common law damages for current victims of human trafficking and arson. Claims are made that the CIA maintains long-standing alliances with the Sinaloa Cartel and uses gangs as field enforcers. Nancy Pelosi is criticized for her past comments regarding MS-13 members, which the speaker interprets as protection for deep-state assets.

Senator John Kennedy interrogated Justice Department lawyers regarding the legal basis for nationwide universal injunctions issued by district courts. The testimony revealed that there is no statutory basis, Supreme Court precedent, or English common law foundation for a single judge to impact non-parties outside their courtroom. Kennedy highlighted that 86 such injunctions were used to weaponize the judiciary against the Trump administration's first term.

The drive for freedom is described as an epigenetic trait passed down through generations of people who resisted tyranny, particularly those of Scots-Irish and English descent. The host argues that when faced with evil, this "war mind" activates, making the population impossible to enslave. He emphasizes that physical combat is the final stage of a struggle that must first be won through spiritual and intellectual sacrifice.

The segment concludes with a call for citizens to view all government actions through a "constitutional lens" and to follow the Ten Commandments. Todd Callender encourages people to follow him on CloudHub and visit VaxChoice for evidence regarding the biological weapons agenda. He emphasizes that the establishment is afraid of the people's power and that a peaceful "reckoning" is possible.

A veteran of the Texas State Guard discusses the transition from maritime military law to civil jurisdiction and the need for a return to common law. The conversation touches on Dwight D. Eisenhower’s warnings about the military-industrial complex and the psychological "happy zones" people use to ignore uncomfortable truths. The caller emphasizes that the duty of a soldier is to defend the Republic against all threats, foreign and domestic.

The discussion concludes with strategies for "exiting the Matrix" by reclaiming spiritual and legal sovereignty. Jason Ian and Dr. Merritt reference "The Truman Show" and "Star Wars" as allegories for the current human condition, suggesting that the public has the power to leave the "prison planet" once they understand the "decoder ring" of truth. They emphasize that recognizing oneself as a living child of God, rather than a corporate "citizen," is the first step toward defeating the Babylonian system.

Ron Gibson warns about the implementation of "15-minute cities" and the use of skyrocketing property taxes to force people out of their homes. He describes tax foreclosures as an unconstitutional "bill of attainder" that denies citizens a jury trial. Gibson argues that the transition from common law to statutes and codes has placed Americans in a state of legal bondage regarding their land.

A caller highlights a recent Supreme Court ruling in Axon Enterprise, Inc. v. FTC, which he claims allows citizens better access to common law and equity jurisdiction. The discussion suggests this could provide a remedy against "lawfare" and administrative overreach. The ruling is framed as a potential silver lining for those facing massive defamation lawsuits and government fines.

A Marine veteran from California discusses the formation of common law grand juries and assemblies in Alaska and Michigan as a means of reclaiming government oversight. The caller references the Organic Act of 1871 as a breached contract that transformed the United States into a corporation. Meanwhile, General Milley is criticized for claiming Russia has lost the war strategically, while critics argue the bureaucracy has effectively captured the American government, sidelining the executive branch.

Footage shows Poumea McKay, a Maori veteran and former SAS member, speaking at Waitangi about the difference between statute and law. McKay asserts that the battle is not between Maori and Pakeha (white New Zealanders), but between the people and their "rogue government." He calls for unity based on the belief that all individuals are children of God and sovereign over the state.

Jones explains his theory on why the elite use media to warn the public of their plans, citing an "esoteric rule of mind control." He compares this to common law requirements for public notices before a foreclosure. He references the Rockefeller Foundation's "Lockstep" report as a blueprint for using a biological release to implement a world ID system.

Trust law predates corporate law and was the primary tool used by families like the Rockefellers and Carnegies to build generational wealth and evade inheritance taxes. A trust functions as a legal agreement between a settler, a trustee, and a beneficiary, allowing an individual to access funds without technically having "dominion" over them for tax purposes. This legal structure remains the gold standard for asset protection among the global elite.

A caller advocates for "common law sovereignty," claiming to have successfully removed herself from government systems like vehicle registration and school taxes. A retired law enforcement officer joins the conversation to remind active police that violating their oath of office is a criminal offense. Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is criticized for her vaccine mandates, which the host describes as "color of law" tyranny lacking actual legal authority.

Ken Ferguson explains that United Airlines is planning to hire 5,000 new pilots with zero flight hours to replace experienced staff who refuse the vaccine. He characterizes this as a "corporate bureaucratic coup" and a violation of the Nuremberg Code. Ferguson emphasizes that the U.S. Constitution does not go on "sabbatical" during a pandemic and that he is seeking permanent injunctive relief for his clients.

Under common law, murder is defined as the unlawful killing of a human being with malice aforethought, which includes manifesting grave indifference to human life. Dr. Boyle argues that gain-of-function research conducted in Wuhan meets these criteria due to the known risks involved. He advises citizens who lost loved ones during the pandemic to petition their local District Attorneys to convene grand juries against the scientists and officials involved in the research.

Attorney Robert Barnes joins the show to discuss the historical significance of the jury system as a check on the "patrician class." He argues that the current attempt to convert juries into mobs is a direct assault on the principles of the Enlightenment and the Magna Carta. Barnes claims that the political class wants to replace human juries with AI or state-controlled systems to eliminate any check on their power.