And joining us now is Christian Gomez. He writes for the New American and he had an article.

I covered this a few weeks ago. I cover the Constitution of States on a regular basis.

But he was talking about, and this update to it, how the John Birch Society is being represented by the Council of States, some of the people who are the Convention of States, the people who are pushing this constitutional convention.

I think it's something that we all need to be aware of.

And I think that New American, John Burr Society,

have done a better job than anybody in terms of nailing this.

This is something that's been going on for quite some time.

But it's a very dangerous idea, I think.

So joining us now is Christian Gomez.

Thank you for joining us, Christian.

I thank you.

You're having me on today, David.

Thank you. joining us Christian I think you're having me on today David thank you let's

talk a little bit about kind of the history of the Constitutional Convention

we've had one of them in the past right and and that's kind of insightful as to

what might happen with this one does that cause you a little bit of concern as to

what we saw with the original Constitutional convention and these other calls for it?

Absolutely. So as we all know from history, there was the first constitutional convention, the federal convention of 1787 in the state of in Pennsylvania, specifically in Philadelphia, where the convention delegates from 12 of the 13 states

meant, because Rhode Island didn't want to participate.

They wanted to keep the articles of Confederation.

But nevertheless, all of the state commissions and the resolution passed by Congress at the time

reminded all of the delegates that would be assembled there at that convention that they

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