On today's show, we discuss the impact of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on our society and the lessons we can learn from them. We also hear from the Missouri AG who has just won another suit against the White House on its use of social media, and we hear from a Texas AG who is facing impeachment and a New Mexico governor who says her state will enforce civil rights laws in the wake of recent shootings.
00:00:00.980Today's September 11th. It's been 22 years. Think of that. 22 years.
00:00:10.060Incredible. It does not feel like that long ago. And you realize, like, even looking back at some of the footage, you know, it doesn't, it's not in HD.
00:00:17.760You know what I mean? It's like, you could tell it's old. People are dressed ways that seem like they're old-timey, you know, New York business person attire.
00:00:27.160And you realize how long ago it was and how difficult it's going to be for people to, like, remember the lessons that we learned after that.
00:00:35.260Yeah. It seems like a lot of people have forgotten already.
00:00:36.900Yeah. Well, we're going to help you remember some of those things or invite you to share it with your kids so they understand what happened.
00:00:45.840We have that. We also talked to the Missouri AG who has just won another suit against the White House on its positioning with social media.
00:00:59.080Also, speaking of AGs, we also will tell you about the amazing impeachment trial.
00:01:08.100It sounds more like a kangaroo court here in Texas to impeach the attorney general.
00:01:13.860It makes no sense. You need to be aware of it.
00:01:17.680If this is happening in Texas, God only knows what's happening in your state.
00:01:22.060All this and more on today's podcast brought to you by Relief Factor.
00:01:25.680Here. I have Bob Bibbertson with us now.
00:01:29.580And, Bob, you are suffering from pain in what part of your...
00:10:16.220Now, I feel like a lot of Democrats for the last three years have been telling us there very much is a public health exception to the U.S. Constitution.
00:10:24.400However, you know, I think it's important to, when someone is right, to point out that they're right.
00:10:43.200And believe me, we would disagree with him on tons of stuff.
00:10:46.140Right, but it is true that the state cannot override it, and it's important, because there have been times, I mean, you know, you go back in history, you find plenty of times where things were done to the U.S. Constitution that I would not approve of at the federal level.
00:11:05.260Are you saying that if there's a federal law, let's say on, I don't know, marijuana or, gee, let me think of another one, immigration status, that it causes a problem when the state or the cities disagree with the feds and just go their own way?
00:11:30.860And this is an increasing tactic done by the left.
00:11:35.800You mentioned one tactic that they've attempted, which is this idea of passing these crazy laws they know are unconstitutional, but passing them for short periods of time.
00:11:43.800The exact ruling that came out from New York, what was it, last year, was a situation where this occurred.
00:11:56.080And what they tried to do when they realized it got taken up to the court, they tried to fight it on all the lower levels to try to say, oh, well, you know, for this reason, it shouldn't, you know, shouldn't go to court.
00:12:05.800And they tried to win all those early rulings.
00:12:54.580All that has to happen, and it's got to be a major one, but we are a September 11th away from all of this going away.
00:13:04.640And what they're trying to do now is just manufacture those September 11ths out of things like gun violence problems or climate change issues.
00:13:13.480The attack on the Capitol, which every American was against.
00:14:37.780They're saying that September, I'm sorry, January 6th, which we were all united on and still are pretty united now.
00:14:46.800Now, the gray areas have started to come because of the way the FBI has handled this.
00:14:52.400But none of us are against the people who are breaking the glass and the windows and tearing everything up and came in hoods and helmets and everything else.
00:15:01.320None of us are against, none of us are for that.
00:15:05.260But what they've done since then, they say that that group was trying to overthrow the Constitution.
00:20:43.620They were my relatives coming here in the 18 and the 1900s.
00:20:49.280They were searching for a better way of life.
00:20:54.740The flame that Lady Liberty holds is the, hmm, we deem it the American spirit.
00:21:06.300And it is supposed to burn inside all of us, no matter what our race, our gender, our religious background.
00:21:13.320But it actually was originally built as a reminder to the people of Europe of the freedoms that allowed America to capture the creativity of human spirit.
00:21:28.300The flame that she holds is called imprisoned lightning.
00:21:34.920And it's a salute to the invention of the light bulb, perhaps the greatest invention of all time.
00:21:42.360It turned darkness into light, something that before Edison was truly in the realm of God.
00:21:51.640But now so much of what we have and experience today, it's, it's just expected.
00:24:00.700Out of all that we have built, the powerful machines, the computers, the weapons of mass destruction, the hardware and the software that we spend millions on every year to protect and keep our plans secret.
00:24:16.500Our biggest secret seems to be the one that the world wants most of all is not a secret.
00:24:29.980It is something we used to freely give to the rest of the world, but now it seems we're so arrogant, we act as if it is a secret and we jam it down everybody's throat.
00:24:47.500It was the self-evident truths that all men are created equal for some reason that hasn't been really fully duplicated anywhere else.
00:25:01.860It's influenced so many countries around the world.
00:25:07.780It can't even be passed on from person to person.