If you're frustrated with what's happening with the federal government right now, chances are pretty good that you are frustrated because the federal government is operating outside of its constitutional jurisdiction.

A lot of people asking the question, well, what can we do about it? We keep trying to have elections and we're electing new people and it seems like we get the same result over and over again, both on the Democrat and Republican side.

Well, Mike Ferris, the founder of Convention of State and Mark Meckler are joining me on the show today and they're going to bring to you all of the reasons why it is so important for you to get involved in the fight to limit the jurisdiction to limit the scope of the power of the federal government.

That can happen through Convention of State. Stick around you guys. This is going to be a great conversation.

All right, well, here we are at the floor of the National Religious Broadcasters Association and I'm pleased to have Mark Meckler and my friend Mike Ferris joining me to talk about Convention of State.

Hey guys, thanks for stopping by. Great to be with you. Yeah, it's exciting. It is exciting. All right, I want to jump right into this because, as you know, we've talked about this on my podcast before.

A lot of people still confused and wondering what the heck is Convention of State, particularly if they live in My Neck of the Woods in Washington State.

So what is Convention of State and why should it matter to the American people?

The last week of the Constitutional Convention in 1787, George Mason stood up on the floor and said, look at some day the federal government is going to abuse his authority.

And when that happens, we need to have a way for the States to be able to stop it by amending the Constitution to take the way whatever power they're abusing.

And so he proposed the language of Article 5 that gives the abilities for States to unilaterally amend the Constitution if they were cooperatively together.

And so 34 States to thirds have to call a Convention for a particular topic.

And then whatever comes out of the Convention by a simple majority vote of States goes to the state legislatures and 38 States have to agree to it.

So Mark and I are working on a project that seeks to amend the Constitution in three areas.

Fiscal restraints from the federal government, term limits on federal officials, including Congress but not limited to Congress.

Dr. Fauci could be term limits.

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And the third is the general reduction of power and authority of the federal government.

And so anything that reduces federal power can be talked about at the Convention.

19 States have adopted our resolution.

Kansas is a little bit-

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