Jolly Good Ginger

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8,355 appearances 38 recordings 1 series first heard May 2025 last heard 9 Sep

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All of this is under the First Amendment, and Major Watson pointed out in his speech, the First Amendment's under attack.
because there's a reason it's first.
Once the First Amendment is gone, what do we have left?
Honestly, what do we have left?
Because the First Amendment protects all the other amendments, okay?
We just listened to, or we just watched Supreme Court listen to oral arguments on birthright citizenship, and they made their decision yesterday.
Well, they upheld birthright citizenship.
But Donald Trump signed an executive order the day he took office to attack birthright citizenship.
Donald Trump is actively attacking the Constitution.
In fact, even though the Supreme Court, watch this, even though the Supreme Court upheld
the constitution and struck down the executive order donald trump is saying he's still going to pursue overturning birthright citizenship can we play the clip from uh what north dakota where he said hey i'm still going to overturn birthright citizenship because this highlights exactly why major watson did what he did the the sitting president is attacking the constitution can we play that clip the birthright citizenship clip
So first of all, as always, we have to correct the record when Donald Trump speaks.
Number one, the 14th Amendment did not go into effect the month after the Civil War.
What went into effect the month after the Civil War, not even the month after the Civil War, the year after the Civil War, was the Civil Rights Act of 1866.
And then subsequently in 1868, the 14th Amendment went into effect.
The reason the 14th Amendment was implemented was because in 1857,
Well, in 1856, the case went before the Supreme Court and decided in 57, the Dred Scott versus Sanford case.
Dred Scott versus Sanford,
denied Dred Scott birthright citizenship.
What everyone should know, this is important to the totality of this conversation, what everyone should know is prior to the Dred Scott versus Sanford Supreme Court decision in 1857, birthright citizenship in America was a foregone conclusion.
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