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Welcome to politics by faith. Thanks for being here. I want to talk about this Trump executive order about

banning the burning of the American flag. Now he can't really do that. So what he said in the

executive order is twofold. First, if you burn the American flag, you're probably committing

a bunch of other crimes as well. And we're going to go after you for those crimes. We can't go after you for the burning of the flag. We'll get to one out in a second, but you're doing other stuff that we'll get you for. Also, if you're a foreigner, you're on a visa or green card or something like that, and you burn the America flag, you're gone. So that one we can all get behind. I don't think

we need to talk about that. But what about the first thing for citizens? Should citizens, should American

citizens be allowed to burn the American flag? Now, when I first heard this yesterday, that Trump

signed this to the Act of Order, my first thought was, I haven't thought about this in a while,

but I went back to my old

argument, my old libertarian argument, which is I would never burn the flag, but it's a free

country and people should be allowed and free to do whatever they want to do, even if that

means burning it.

And then I thought for a second, well, hold on, every one of my libertarian arguments that

I've ever made has proven to be wrong.

I made the libertarian argument 15 years ago about legalizing marijuana.

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