America, we got to get back to doing what's expected of us as free citizens in this democracy.

That means being tolerant, being respectful, stay informed, and being engaged.

I'm former Congressman Joe Walsh. Follow me here and join the millions of Americans who are renewing their social contract with each other.

The social contract, it's on us.

Hey Monday, everybody. Hope you are doing well. Hope you all had a good weekend. I'm under the weather. So all of my

Maga friends, if you're tuning in today, if you're doing what we used to call in the radio business,

you're hate listening to Joe Walsh, all my Maga brothers and sisters. And you tune in to me because you want to see Joe Walsk get all

worked up and wound up. Not going to happen today because I've got to keep it down because I

really don't feel very well. Let's start this Monday, everybody. And I, again, I hope you all

had a wonderful weekend. Maga, not Maga, Republican, Democrat,

independent, all of you, politics aside. I hope you rest. I hope you relaxed. I hope you

enjoyed yourselves this weekend. We begin this Monday with a reminder. A reminder. Our founders rebelled against a king. This country began because of fear of a king, fear of a dictator, fear of a tyrant,

fear of living under the thumb of a king.

We rebelled against a king.

And a reminder, when we gained our independence, many of our founders did not even

want to create the office of the presidency. You go back into your American history. We didn't start

with the Constitution. We started with the Articles of Confederation. There was no great desire

because of our founders correct fear of loathing of a king. Many of our founders didn't even

want there to be a president of these united states our founders

many of our founders didn't even want this office feared having the office of the presidency why

because their fear that this office, the presidency, this position might one day become a

dictatorship.

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