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We open with network updates and listener roll call before diving into the core theme of the day: how emergency powers and administrative law have shaped modern governance. We revisit the Lieber Code (General Orders No. 100), the 1917 Trading with the Enemy Act, and the 1933 gold‑clause repeal, with callers swapping research leads, asking for…

Today’s Radio Ranch turned into a fast-moving town hall. We kicked off with some tech hiccups and syndication updates, then dove into the breaking news that, on October 14, 2025, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Alex Jones’ appeal—fueling a broader conversation about due process, discovery sanctions, and the public’s confidence in the…

Dr. Eugene Schroder Talks About the Trading With The Enemy Act (1994) In this episode, I open with a question many of us ask when watching the news: how did America get here—and why is it so hard to get clear answers? I introduce Dr. Eugene Schroeder, who walks us through a controversial, document-heavy history of emergency powers in the United…

Housekeeping up top, then we open the phones and dive in. I share where to find our live streams and archives, check in on friends of the show (including an update on John K.) and welcome a new listener, Conrad, who asks smart questions about national status, consent, and how the system hooks people from birth. From there the conversation ranges…

On this Saturday edition of Health and Wellness Radio on the Global Voice Radio Network, I open with programming notes and a quick round-the-dial check-in, then dive into a plain‑English walkthrough of the “administrative state” and why understanding the Administrative Procedure Act (APA), notice‑and‑comment rulemaking, and court decisions like…

We open with housekeeping, a note about stream mirrors, and plans for co‑host Brent Winters to join. Once Brent arrives, we pivot into a long-form discussion of history, law, and faith: why he believes the U.S. Declaration of 1776 can be read as a comparative-law brief of common law versus “civil/imperial” traditions, why he’s launching a class to…

On this week’s Paul English Live I kicked off with a few technical tweaks and two fitting tunes from The Divine Comedy, using their wry eye (and “Infernal Machines”) to frame a bigger conversation about propaganda, history and who gets to write the story of a nation. With Eric von Essex in the co‑pilot seat and guest Frederick Blackburn dropping in…

On today’s show, I open with a candid update about overnight vandalism at my residence and why it sharpened our focus on safety, speech, and accountability. We run through where you can hear the program live and mirrored, then pivot into a fast-moving conversation about censorship, protests, the media, and what it means to hold firm to your…

On today’s Radio Ranch I opened with station updates and some early-morning tech hiccups before we dove into a spirited, caller-driven roundtable on status, jurisdiction, and due process. We explored what happens when people file affidavits to change their legal status, whether past felony convictions and firearm disabilities persist under a “new”…

On today’s Radio Ranch, I open with where to find our live mirror streams and call‑in lines, then dive straight into a free‑wheeling listener‑driven session. We debate October 7 anniversaries and Zionism, media narratives, and what protest movements mean on the ground. From there, the conversation swings to U.S. immigration enforcement, whether the…