Episodes

Jack and Charles dig into the birthright citizenship debate that's exploding right now — starting with a wild story about Texas hospitals marketing "birth packages" directly to foreign nationals looking to secure U.S. citizenship for their kids. They break down the legal gray areas of birth tourism, whether hospitals are exploiting pregnant travelers or just running smart business, and how the Supreme Court's recent ruling could reshape the whole immigration debate. From airport security loophol...

Jack Moore and Charles Hundley Jr. mark America's 250th year with an honest look at the myths of the American Revolution, the founding documents, and why generations disagree on capitalism vs. socialism. A conversation about history, identity, and the future of the country. Check us out at https://mooretoconsider.com

Judge John Tunheim spent years leading the federal review board tasked with declassifying records tied to JFK's assassination. In this episode, he pulls back the curtain on what he actually saw — from Oswald's KGB files to disputed autopsy evidence, mob ties to Jack Ruby, and the deep culture of secrecy inside the CIA and FBI. Tunheim breaks down how the review process worked, what conspiracy theories hold up under scrutiny, and why full transparency on one of the most consequential events in Am...

Jack and Charles break down the real story behind election integrity, foreign influence campaigns, and the media narratives shaping political discourse today. From Trump's claims of election interference to the crucial distinction between voter fraud and election fraud, they unpack what's fact, what's spin, and what's been left out of mainstream coverage — including a fresh look at the Hunter Biden laptop story and how social media platforms and legacy media shaped what the public saw (and didn'...

In this episode, Jack Moore and Charles take a deep dive into one of the most contested issues in American law: the 14th Amendment and birthright citizenship. From the historical roots in English common law to the aftermath of Dred Scott, they unpack how the Reconstruction Amendments were written, what the Supreme Court's recent ruling actually says, and how political parties have shaped judicial interpretation ever since. They also cover the tension between individual rights and group identity...

Randy DeSoto — author of We Hold These Truths — joins Jack Moore for a deep dive into American history, faith, and the Constitution. They trace the founding era through the Civil War, debate modern legal fights over abortion, marriage, and the Second Amendment, then turn to leadership lessons from Kennedy, LBJ, Reagan, Eisenhower, MacArthur, and Patton. The conversation ends on where the nation stands today — and what revival could look like next. Contact us: https://mooretoconsider.com

Most Americans don't actually know the real date — or the real story — behind their own independence. In this episode, we go deep into the true history of July 4th, the complicated personal legacy of Adams and Jefferson, and what the Declaration of Independence actually says (versus what we think it says). We get into the philosophy that built this country — natural rights, the proper role of government, and why the Founders' ideas about liberty are still the most radical thing in American poli...

What does a 1987 movie about Wall Street have to do with the world we're living in right now? Everything. In this episode, we do a full deep dive into Oliver Stone's Wall Street — breaking down Gordon Gekko's psychology, Bud Fox's moral collapse, and why a film made nearly 40 years ago is more relevant today than when it first hit theaters. We get into the narcissism behind unchecked ambition, the illusion of success, what greed actually costs you in your relationships and identity, and the fath...

In this episode, we pull back the curtain on the forces driving U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East. We explore the complicated personal dynamic between Trump and Netanyahu, why lasting peace deals are so difficult to achieve, and how evangelical theology has quietly become one of the most powerful forces in American foreign policy decisions. We also tackle the constitutional limits — or lack thereof — on military engagement, and what history tells us about leaders who hold power too long. Ra...

Tucker Carlson just turned his back on the Republican Party — Jack Moore and Charles break down what that means for Trump, the GOP, and the future of American politics. They cover foreign influence in Washington, the failure to drain the swamp, youth economic rage, modern parenting stress, and the deepening war between collectivism and individualism. Unfiltered, no teleprompter, no agenda. 🔔 Subscribe for more sports and cultural analysis! 👍 Like & Share to keep the discussion going! 💬 Drop you...

Attorney James Profito has spent over 30 years inside courtrooms, and what he's seen will make you rethink everything you believe about justice in America. From the psychological tricks lawyers use to manipulate juries, to the role appearance plays in who gets convicted — James pulls back the curtain on a system most people never get to see from the inside. We get into the Sandra Bland case, how to handle a police stop without destroying your life, the Duke Lacrosse scandal, why military backgro...

Is America living up to its founding promise — or have we traded real freedom for fireworks and consumerism? In this episode, we break down the 250th anniversary of American independence and ask the hard questions nobody wants to touch. We dig into how patriotism became a product, what the Founding Fathers actually believed versus what we're taught, and whether modern America would even recognize the Declaration of Independence it claims to celebrate. No fluff, no flag-waving — just an honest, u...

What do Trump and Reagan actually have in common — and where do they diverge? In this episode, we unpack the forces reshaping the Republican Party, separate myth from reality on Reagan's famous tax cuts, and explore how Congress — not the president — often holds the true power in American legislation. From the Great Society to modern economic forecasting, this is a sweeping look at the ideological shifts driving U.S. politics today. Topics covered: - The Trump phenomenon in historical context -...

Jack and Charles break down the real state of the MAGA movement heading into 2024 — analyzing polling data, Trump's election viability, and the hidden role of ego and manipulation shaping Republican politics today. What do Trump supporters actually expect from a second term? How are advisors influencing key decisions? And what does the future hold for the Republican Party? Chapters 00:00 The MAGA Support Landscape 02:54 Trump's Election Viability 05:46 Expectations vs. Reality of Trump's Pres...

What did the Founding Fathers actually mean by the Second Amendment — and how has that meaning shifted over centuries of law, culture, and Supreme Court rulings? In this episode of Moore To Consider, we sit down with Isaac Botkin of T-Rex Arms to trace the Second Amendment from its founding-era roots to today's most contested legal battles. We dig into the militarization of local law enforcement, the tradition of citizen soldiers, federal overreach, and what gun culture really says about Americ...

What did the Second Amendment really mean to the men who wrote it — and what should it mean to us today? Moore To Consider welcomes Isaac Botkin of T-Rex Arms for a wide-ranging conversation on the history of the Second Amendment, the militarization of law enforcement, the tradition of the citizen soldier, and the cultural role of firearms in America. From founding-era debates to landmark Supreme Court decisions, this episode challenges comfortable assumptions on all sides and gets to the deepe...

The Republican Party is at a crossroads — and Trump is still holding the map. This week, we unpack how Trump's loyalty machine keeps establishment Republicans in line, what the threat of impeachment actually means politically, and whether the rise of independents signals a real shift in the American electorate. From Mike Pence's complicated legacy and congressional war powers to oil production economics and California's evolving political landscape — this episode covers the full picture of wher...

Jack and Charles break down the machinery behind political propaganda, media bias, and campaign misinformation — and why it works. From the psychology of belief formation to real-world political scandals, this episode unpacks how public perception is manufactured and why even smart people fall for it. Whether you're politically left, right, or somewhere in between, understanding how you're being influenced is the first step to thinking for yourself. 🔗 Website: mooretoconsider.com The views, t...

What really happened on November 22nd, 1963? Jack Moore and Charles Handley go deep on one of the most debated events in American history — dissecting the evidence, the cover-ups, and the powerful forces that may have wanted JFK dead. From the CIA's shadowy operations to the mob's undeniable reach, they follow the motives, the money, and the men who had the most to lose with Kennedy alive. Then the conversation shifts to something just as consequential: your vote. How does individual choice sha...

What can our legal history tell us about who we really are as Americans? Leslie Juivan-Acker joins us to explore the origins of bad laws, the unintended consequences of legal frameworks, and the deep connection between law and culture. We cover everything from historical legal inequality and government overreach to corporate influence, the military-industrial complex, and the importance of hard political conversations. If you've ever felt locked out of the legal system or overwhelmed by politics...

Sixty years later, the JFK assassination still divides historians, investigators, and the public. In this episode, we dig into the official narrative — and what doesn't quite add up. We explore the Warren Commission's findings, the physics-defying single bullet theory, the role of government secrecy, and the conspiracy theories that have endured for decades. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or just starting to question the official story, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Website: ...

Moore and Charles Hundley Jr. go deep on the untold history behind American foreign policy — tracing US-Iran relations from before the 1979 revolution through today, questioning NATO's post-Cold War purpose, and unpacking the covert deals that shaped the modern Middle East. From Turkey's Cold War role and the Cuban Missile Crisis, to the Epstein connection and the petrodollar's uncertain future, this episode connects the dots most mainstream media won't. Essential listening for anyone who wants ...

What does a primary race in Kentucky's 4th district tell us about the future of the Republican Party — and American democracy itself? We dive deep into the case of Thomas Massey, exploring how outside money, political advertising, and powerful donors are reshaping congressional races. Plus: why Americans no longer trust the news, and what that means for political power in Washington. A sharp, no-nonsense look at who really pulls the strings in U.S. politics.

Is Medicare Advantage actually working for you — or against you? In this eye-opening episode, health policy expert and author Twila Brase pulls back the curtain on the Medicare system most Americans don't fully understand. From the origins of Medicare to the explosive rise of Medicare Advantage (Part C), Twila breaks down why the system is designed the way it is, who benefits from it, and what it could cost you in coverage, access, and care quality. Whether you're approaching retirement, alread...