From the historic campus of Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan, where the good, the true, and the beautiful are taught, nurtured, and honored, this is the Radio Free Hillsdale Hour, bringing the activity and education of the college to listeners across the country.

We see this all too often now.

The fact-checking can are being used as a way to discredit reporting or even competitors, you know, and we see that at the Federalist all the time.

This is your host, Scott Bertram, and that's John Daniel Davidson. John is political editor

at The Federalist. He'll join us later on in today's program. We'll talk about the media,

as well as his time here at Hillsdale. He's a 20-04 graduate. First up on today's program,

Kyle Mernan, Director of Online Learning for us here at Hillsdale College, with an interesting opportunity for you to learn more about the Constitution.

Kyle, thanks for joining us. It's great to appear, Scott. Thank you. We have a great opportunity for listeners to take part in one of our online courses enhanced in a way, right? Tell people about what's

happening with our Constitution 101 course. So we've been, over the past year, we've started these

six-week study groups, just an opportunity to work through one of our courses that are available

for free any time at online.hillsdale.edu. But we know people like to have a set

schedule and they like to take it with a group. And so we started this program where you can take

Constitution 101 for six weeks starting July 13th. You can sign up at Hillsdale.edu slash study group.

And the cool thing about this is you receive a syllabus you work through it with

Juan Davalos who is the assistant director of online learning he's there to answer your questions

he'll be sending bonus supplementary content for you as you work through the course and then

you'll just have the ability to have this community of people spending the month of July in the

beginning of August working through con 101 July in the beginning of August,

working through Con 101, learning about the principles of the American founding,

kind of seeing the challenges to the founding that we've had through the course of our history

and working together to figure things out and, you know, be a group of civic-minded people

working to have a free government for our country

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