Ep. 169 The Communist Party of China vs. Our U.S. Constitution
Oppressive states and regimes run by a dictator have something in common; an iron grip on every aspect of their citizens' lives. Basic freedoms-like speech, assembly, religion-don't exist in these co...
16 Jun 202357min
Ep. 168 The Authoritarian Regime of Venezuela vs. Our U.S. Constitution
It was once the richest country in South America with the largest proven fossil-fuel reserves in the world, according to the World Economic Forum. In just 24 years, this country now sees over half it...
8 Jun 202357min
Ep. 167 The Dictatorship of Russia vs. Our U.S. Constitution
It's only existed for 31 years. It covers roughly 1/8 of all inhabitable landmass on earth with a population of 143 million. It has a constitution and a parliament but for 23 years, it has been rule...
2 Jun 202353min
p. 166 The Dictatorship of North Korea vs. Our U.S. Constitution
Look at a map of the Korean Peninsula at night. In the southern half of the peninsula, you will see pockets of bright lights denoting South Korea's cities and population centers. In the northern par...
25 Mai 202355min
Ep. 165 The Absolute Monarchy of Saudi Arabia Vs. Our U.S. Constitution
In our previous chat, we discussed how Iran's form of government is a republic in nature, similar to our own republic, but is decidedly authoritarian in substance. In today's chat, we are discussing ...
18 Mai 202355min
Ep. 164 Iran's Authoritarian Regime Vs. Our U.S. Constitution
This country has a constitution which establishes an executive, legislature and judiciary. They have rights guaranteed under the law. No, we are not talking about the United States. Today we are di...
11 Mai 202354min
Ep. 163 Artificial Intelligence & The Constitution
When you hear the term "Artificial Intelligence," what comes to mind? Seemingly overnight, AI has become a topic of daily conversation with the rise of Chat GPT in 2022. But what exactly is AI? How...
4 Mai 202357min
Ep. 161 The State Department: Diplomatic Protection
The Department of Foreign Affairs started off as the first Department of the executive branch with 6 employees led by Thomas Jefferson in 1789. Now it's called The United States State Department and e...
21 Apr 202356min
