Episodes

June 12, 2026

The Second Amendment Explained: History, Rights & Government Power

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...
June 11, 2026

The Second Amendment Explained: History, Rights & Government Power

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...
June 9, 2026

Trump, the GOP, and Impeachment

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...
June 8, 2026

Propaganda, Lies & Political Spin: How Media Shapes What You Believe

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...
June 5, 2026

JFK Assassination Conspiracy Theories Explained

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...
June 4, 2026

Bad Laws & American Character: Legal History, Civic Power & the Fight for Your Rights

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...
June 2, 2026

The JFK Files: Conspiracy, Cover-Up & the Questions That Won't Die

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: ...
May 28, 2026

US Foreign Policy Exposed: Iran, NATO, Covert Ops & the Petrodollar

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 ...
May 21, 2026

Money, Media & the GOP: Who Really Controls American Politics? | The Kentucky 4th District Case

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.
May 21, 2026

Medicare's Hidden Traps: How Medicare Advantage Is Reshaping American Healthcare

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...
Guest: Twila Brase
May 20, 2026

Helmets, Heroes & History: The Washington Redskins Uniform Story

From the iconic spear helmet to the burgundy-and-gold color scheme that defined an era — this episode takes you deep inside the visual identity of the Washington Redskins. We trace the evolution of NFL uniforms through the lens of Washington's most storied looks, from the early franchise years through the golden age of Sonny Jurgensen's sidearm spirals and the hard-hitting legacy of Sean Taylor. Along the way, we dig into the memorabilia, the branding decisions, and what these designs meant to f...
May 14, 2026

Did Oswald Act Alone? Gerald Posner on the JFK Assassination

Gerald Posner, author of Case Closed, dissects the JFK assassination — from Oswald's motives and marksmanship to the Zapruder film, grassy knoll theories, ballistics evidence, and Oliver Stone's Hollywood distortions. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Gerald Posner's Credibility 02:07 Personal Memories and Public Impact of JFK's Assassination 04:10 Media and Shared Experience of the Event 05:32 Early Rhetoric and Conspiracy Theories in 1963 07:00 The Role of Evidence and Eyewitness Testimony 08:...
Guest: Gerald Posner
May 14, 2026

The Hidden Forces Shaping Virginia's Redistricting

This episode explores the intricacies of American politics, redistricting, election history, and the impact of third-party candidates. The hosts analyze recent Virginia votes, historical election patterns, and the influence of political strategies on future elections. In this engaging conversation, Jack and Charles delve into the intricacies of American politics, election integrity, military influence, and historical insights. They explore the impact of gerrymandering, election laws, and the mil...
May 7, 2026

Top 10 or Total Disrespect? Ranking Washington Redskins Football's All-Time Greats

Two lifelong Washington football fans — and fellow memorabilia enthusiasts — sit down to debate one of the most passionate topics in the DMV: who actually belongs on the all-time top 10 list for Washington football history? Host Jack is joined by Todd, a fellow Redskins historian, to break down a top-10 list circulating on X (formerly Twitter) — and they have plenty to say about it. From the legendary Darryl Green and his blazing speed, to John Riggins' iconic Super Bowl touchdown run, to contr...
May 7, 2026

Redskins Uniform History

Ready for a trip down Redskins memory lane? This episode explores the rich history of Washington Redskins/NFL uniforms, focusing on helmet designs, color schemes, and iconic players like Sonny Jurgensen and Sean Taylor. It offers a detailed look at the evolution of team branding and memorabilia, providing fans with nostalgic insights and historical context. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Washington Commanders' Controversy 03:11 Historical Overview of Helmet Designs 06:07 Evolution of the W...
May 7, 2026

Monty Coleman: The Unsung Redskins Legend | NFL Career, Legacy & Coaching Journey

Discover the incredible story of Monty Coleman — one of the most overlooked legends in Washington Redskins history. In this episode, we dive deep into his remarkable 16-season NFL career (second only to Darrell Green in franchise longevity), his elite athleticism, his seamless transition from safety to linebacker, and the unmatched work ethic that kept him competing across three decades. But Monty Coleman's legacy goes far beyond football stats. Learn how his leadership, faith, and community im...
April 30, 2026

The Washington Commanders New Uniform and Redskins History

I'm excited about the new Redskins helmet. Could this be a sign that changes are on the way? Let's discuss some Washington Redskins history and see why I say this, then tell me what you think in the comments. Stay for a look at Washington Redskins memorabilia, historical insights, and perspectives from Native American communities, offering a nuanced view of sports, identity, and tradition. Chapters 00:00 Remembering Sean Taylor and Redskins History 04:26 The Impact of George Preston Marshall ...
April 30, 2026

American Pride and Space Exploration

You know that a conversation with Jack and Charles can go anywhere, and today they explore a wide range of topics including space exploration, national pride, sports, and cultural identity. They reflect on historical milestones like the moon landing, the evolution of technology, and the changing perception of American exceptionalism, offering deep insights into how these elements shape our collective identity. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Movie References 03:20 NASA's Artemis Mission and Lu...
April 23, 2026

Unpacking Pretty Woman: A Psychological and Cultural Deep Dive

Is Pretty Woman still a feel good Cinderella romance? Our show today is an in-depth analysis of the movie Pretty Woman from a psychological and cultural perspective, exploring its themes, messages, and societal implications. Guest: Laura Giles https://youtube.com/@lauragiles804 Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Pretty Woman and Its Impact 04:13 Character Analysis and Themes of Pretty Woman 10:10 Dark Messages and Societal Reflections 21:36 Changing Perspectives on Prostitution 35:58 Transactiona...
April 16, 2026

Unlock Healthcare Freedom: Expert Insights You Need to Know

Discover how the current healthcare system is intertwined with government and corporate interests, and explore viable alternatives rooted in freedom, transparency, and personal choice. Twila Brase brings decades of public health expertise to challenge the status quo and share actionable ideas for a freer, more affordable health landscape. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to Twila Brase and healthcare freedom challenges 02:22 - The 3C Solution: a return to cash-based healthcare 03:52 - Histor...
Guest: Twila Brase
April 9, 2026

Cease Fire! What's Happening Now?

In this episode, Charles Hundley Jnr and Jack Moore explore complex geopolitical issues, focusing on recent conflicts, cease fire, military strategies, and the ethics of targeted strikes in the Middle East They analyze the motivations behind military actions, the role of technology, and the implications of leadership decisions in global conflicts. If you want to know what's going on in Iran, check it out. Chapters 00:00 Overview of Current Global Conflicts 03:32 The Nature of Ceasefires and Di...
April 9, 2026

The 2024 Midterms: What History Tells Us About The Upcoming Election

Is the Republican Party heading into a political crisis? In this episode, we break down the latest midterm election trends, analyze how war policies are reshaping voter loyalty, and explore the growing fractures within the GOP. Drawing on historical election data and current political dynamics, we cover everything from redistricting battles and electoral fairness to real impeachment prospects and the strategic moves both parties are making ahead of the 2026 midterms. In this episode: Historic...
March 12, 2026

Decoding the Constitution: Past, Present, and Future

In this engaging conversation, the hosts explore American history, constitutional principles, and the evolution of government. They reflect on how the founders would perceive today's world, the role of federal versus state authority, and the impact of modern laws and policies. In this engaging conversation, Charles and Moore explore American history, politics, and societal issues, offering deep insights into the founding principles, the evolution of government, and the influence of historical fi...
March 6, 2026

The Heart of 757 Baseball: Michael Cuddyer & Gary Lavelle on Building MLB Talent

Discover the rich baseball culture of Virginia and the powerful impact of legendary mentors like Gary Lavelle and Townie Townsend on the next generation of athletes. This inspiring baseball conversation highlights how strong coaching, community support, and a deep love for the game continue to shape young players across the state. Former MLB All-Star Michael Cuddyer joins Gary Lavelle to share personal stories from their journeys to professional baseball, offering valuable insights into mentors...