Welcome to the conversationsations That Matter Podcast. My name is John Harris. We have in my

opinion what is one of the more important episodes today on the Conversations

That Matter Podcast and it's it's gonna sound a little bit when I use the terms I'm about to use like a dry mooring college lecture.

You're gonna think, oh man, is this really, let me just skip to, let me go listen to another

podcast or something, but hang with me because in my opinion, this is exceptionally important,

especially for the moment we're living and we need to understand these things.

And I think the concepts behind these terms that I'm about to share with you

would have been basic common sense, common knowledge, wouldn't it even really had at least compact theory, would not have had,

people wouldn't have had to explain it to one another as if it was a foreign concept, they would

have understood right away what that was.

In fact, I think it should be called compact fact.

The founders would have all pretty much just about at least at the Constitutional Convention, they knew what they were doing.

And it wasn't forming a central authority totalitarian Leviathan that was going to dictate as a dictator

would to everyone else.

The way the Biden administration seems to think things work.

It was an alliance between organic communities

for the purpose of protection,

for some trade regulation, and with foreign powers especially immigration

really some very basic things limited government and now we are in a country where the Constitution is kind of like, the way it's being treated is kind of like the way it's being treated is kind of like the way, it's actually even worse in some ways, but it's like the way that the

Queen of England is treated in England. It's kind of this archaic thing we kind of

of paid homage to, but it doesn't really mean anything. We have a living

constitution now, which is very different than what the founders

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