helping to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. This is the Constitution Study on the America Out Loud Network with your host, Paul Engle.

During an interview, Justice Thomas said Americans need to take back our country.

I wholeheartedly agree. The question is,

how? Hello, they're everyday Americans. Paul Engle here with the Constitution study, where we read

and study the Constitution, teacher action generation be free. So glad you could join me today.

And I want to thank the person, you know who you are, who sent me the video clip that I'm going to use to open today. And I want to thank the person, you know who you are, who sent me the video clip that

I'm going to use to open today. And I appreciate everybody who sends me, you know, content that

they ask for my comment or my questions about it, because it shows people are thinking,

and hopefully I'm giving answers that people find useful and helpful.

This came from, actually came from a pair of fellow America Out Louders, who sent me this clip, and they didn't even ask.

They just sent me the clip and assumed I would respond to it, and boy I did.

This was, it was done on C-SPAN. I don't know where Justice

Thomas was, but this is his response to some sort of question. And I think it's incredibly

important, especially in this day and age. Now, it is a fairly long clip. so I'm going to break it up into what I think are relevant segments,

but I'm not, other than cutting it up to interject here, I'm not changing a word that Mr.

Justice Thomas said.

I think if we don't stand up and take ownership of our country and take responsible for it,

we are slowly letting others control how we think and what we think.

Okay, my response to that is two words. Amen and amen. He is absolutely correct. We have allowed

other people to think for us. We haven't taken an ownership of running our country, and we've let other people tell us and control how we think and what we think. Let them go on.

I think the beauty of going to school is that you learn how to think for yourselves. You develop the discipline to think

things through. Okay, here I disagree with Mr. Thomas. I believe education is where you learn to think

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