Politics Episodes

This isn’t just another talk — it’s a wake-up call. If you’ve ever felt like the truth is hiding in plain sight, this episode is for you. Moore To Consider and Sergey Brown challenge the narratives you’ve been fed, connect the dots others ignore, and ask the questions that make people uncomfortable. From untold history to modern power plays, from the shifting ground of relationships to the rewriting of reality — this is the conversation that dares to go deeper. Listen closely… the pieces of the ...

Paid protesters? Whoa. Is that a good idea or out of line? Guest: Adam Swart https://crowdsondemand.com That’s a wrap! 🎙️ Thanks for tuning in to Moore to Consider! Stay connected for more bold takes, deep dives, and conversations that matter. 🔗 Website: mooretoconsider.com 🐦 Follow on X: @MooreToConsider 🐦 Follow on YouTube: @MooreToConsider 🔗 Follow on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-7489741 The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed by guests appearing on this podca...

What happens when a former military man turns libertarian? In this explosive conversation, Sean Faber breaks down his journey from service to skepticism—taking on media manipulation, government overreach, and the crumbling of public education. From mask mandates to the 17th Amendment, from New Hampshire’s liberty movement to the Vietnam War's shadow over American politics, this is a wide-ranging, no-holds-barred look at what freedom really means—and what it’s going to take to get it back. ...

Attorney James Porfido pulls back the curtain on the criminal justice system, revealing the high-stakes balance between prosecution and defense, the power of storytelling in court, and the hidden biases that shape verdicts. From high-profile trials to everyday injustices, Porfido breaks down the realities of eyewitness testimony, judicial bias, and the politicization of legal proceedings. He also discusses his book, Unequal Justice, sharing hard-earned lessons from a career spent fighting for fa...

In this gripping episode of Moore to Consider, Bud Gunny Cornwell unpacks America’s past, present, and future—touching on constitutional design, judicial power, and the role of government. The conversation takes a sharp turn into the mechanics of shooting, military firearm evolution, and the complexities of the JFK assassination. Was Oswald truly capable? How does military training shape a marksman’s mind? And what role does technology play in uncovering the truth? This episode challenges conven...

In this thought-provoking episode, immigration attorney Andy Semotiuk sheds light on the complexities of U.S. immigration law, exploring its historical roots and present-day challenges. From the implications of the 14th Amendment to the ethical dilemmas surrounding immigration policy, Andy offers valuable insights into the federal nature of these issues. The conversation weaves in personal stories, reflects on America's historical struggles, and explores the future of immigration and its impact ...

In this conversation, the host and guest Kirk Beck delve into the intricacies of law, jurisdiction, and individual rights, emphasizing the importance of understanding common law and the role of education in fostering legal awareness. They discuss the power of affidavits in legal proceedings, the misconceptions surrounding traffic laws, and the pervasive misunderstanding of democracy in America. The conversation also highlights the need for self-education in law and governance, drawing on histori...

The conversation delves into the historical context of President Kennedy's assassination, the media's role in shaping public perception, and the ongoing debates surrounding government transparency and trust. The discussion highlights the significance of the Zapruder film and the single bullet theory, while also addressing the impact of historical events on public trust in government institutions. In this conversation, Jack Moore and Laura Giles delve into the complexities surrounding the assassination of JFK, exploring various conspiracy theories, the role of Lee Harvey Oswald, and the implications of government cover-ups. They discuss the dynamics of the Warren Commission, the risks involved in pinning blame on Oswald, and the potential revelations that may come from declassified records. The dialogue highlights the historical context of the assassination and the ongoing debates about the truth behind it.