In this thought-provoking video, we dive deep into the contentious issue of birthright citizenship in the United States. Explore the historical context, legal implications, and the passionate arguments from both sides of the debate. What does the 14th Amendment really say, and how has its interpretation evolved over time? We’ll look at current events and proposed reforms that could reshape the landscape of citizenship in America. Join us as we dissect the facts, hear from experts, and share diverse perspectives on this critical topic impacting millions.

by Eric Peters

June 20, 2025 - Founding Father John Adams was no fool. He (unlike Thomas Jefferson, an admirable man in many respects but a fool in this respect) did not believe France was Amerika’s ally. He understood that France had interests and that France’s interests temporarily jibed with those of the nascent united States of America as regards the latter’s attempt to secede from the British empire; France being at odds with the British empire at the time.

U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. dismissed the World Health Organization as bloated and moribund. "I urge the world's health ministers and the WHO to take our withdrawal from the organization as a wake-up call," RFK Jr. said in a video recorded on Fox News and then streamed to the assembly. Global health officials watched the message in silence at the WHO annual assembly in Geneva.

17 states now offer universal school choice, letting families choose schools that work better for their children. In most states, children who live in poor school districts are stuck in poor schools. School choice vouchers give families other options. Unions oppose it because they don’t want to compete. They claim it “takes money” from “underfunded" public schools. But public schools are not “under” funded. They spend about $20,000 per student! Much of that goes to administrative bloat.