Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid

How important are four words? In the drafting of our Constitution they were "expressly" important. Listen to the Podcast in order to find out what went into the final draft and how those four words allowed our Constitution to thrive rather than to become an antiquated document that would lose it's relevance in our society.

Diving deep into the 18th century English of the Constitution with Dr. Bill Obrien; Republicans behave like Republicans and rally around (another) accused rapist; Rafaelito fears a barbecue ban.

Today's program included a book reference of David Kaplan's, The Most Dangerous Branch: Inside the Supreme Court's Assult on the Constitution. Given the current upheaval surrounding the Kavanaugh hearings, it may be an informative read. The best way to understand our Constitution and what it means with regard to the People is to dig into the very meaning of what was written, why any ratifications took place, and how it affects us today. This program does that and much more.

Gas explosions in Massachusetts; another l(A)wful gun owner makes another community bleed; Florence blows in and MAGATS grieve for a flag in the winds; "impeach Trump for being mentally ill:" an analysis.

Prayer Meetin' Wednesday! Pat prays a hurricane onto someone else; Dave Daubenmire knows where hurricanes come from; Jim Bakker lives in fear; Hillary the surf witch got Liz's fingers; Louisiana's Attorney General compares people wanting an investigation of rapey priests to the Klan. 

Today's Program was a continuance of the discussion on what our Founding Fathers meant when they were crafting the Constitution and wrote about "High Crimes and Misdemanors". Also covered was the meaning of jurisprudence in the scope of the Kavanaugh hearings, and the lack of, in answering questions that are in direct conflict of our Constitution and the Powers of the President.

9/11 Down the Memory Hole; Re-considering the victims of 9/11; Julius Geezer fist-pumps for 9/11; Florence approaches the U.S. east coast, despite prophecies and prayers.

What does our Founding Fathers, Sir. William Blackstone, and our Constitution have in common? Listen to today's program and you'll find out. Also referenced was Federalist Paper #65, the Constitutional Convention of 1787, and the meaning of an Imperial Presidency.

Morans! Pray away the hurrycane! Klan hoods for Thomas the Tank Engine. Rafaelito worries about "silicon." Ron "Monkey" DeKLANtis quits Congress.