America Out Loud

If you want to seek a redress of some grievance, most people start with a lawsuit. This is partially responsible for the fact that in 2023 there are 1.33 million attorneys in America and only 1.08 million doctors. What happens when people figure out how to use these lawsuits not just for a redress of grievance but to attack others? In this case - Acheson Hotels claims that Deborah Laufer filed a lawsuit against them not because she was harmed by their hotel but because she is an activist using the Americans with Disability Act to harass companies who do not advertise whether or not they have handicapped-accessible rooms. Ms. Laufer’s attacks not only harmed the companies she has sued but, by taking up time in the judicial system, may have prevented legitimate suits from being heard in a timely manner, if at all. Not only are the owners of these hotels having to bear the cost of litigation, but the sheer number of suits, combined with the obvious purpose of using them to enforce the law, may have enriched Ms. Laufer and her attorneys, but at the cost of justice to others. Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Dictionaries tell us that phobia is an overwhelming and debilitating (IRRATIONAL) fear of an object, place, situation, feeling, or animal. Phobias are more pronounced than fears. They develop when someone has an exaggerated or unrealistic sense of danger about a situation or object. There are hundreds of such phobias in medical journals, such as: Arachnophobia (Fear of spiders) Ophidiophobia (Fear of snakes) Acrophobia (Fear of heights) Aerophobia (Fear of flying) Cynophobia (Fear of dogs) Astraphobia (Fear of thunder and lightning) Trypanophobia (Fear of injections) Therefore, Islamophobia is an Oxymoron since fearing Islam and Muslims - who want humanity to either submit to Sharia or be EXTERMINATED - is NOT irrational fear, but entirely rational. In fact, not fearing Islam would be totally irrational. Let us now deal with the FACTS...

Friday, January 12, 2024, Georgia Representative Marjorie Taylor Greeneheld a historicUS Congressional Panel in The Rayburn Building on Capitol Hillto learn why COVID-19 vaccination continues to cause record injuries, disabilities, and deaths, even years after the primary series in 2021. The hearing was attended by Greene (R-GA), Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI), US Representatives Warren Davidson (R-Ohio), and Andy Biggs (R-AZ), and the witnesses were Dr. Peter McCullough adult internal medicine, cardiology, Dr. Ryan Cole, clinical pathology, and Dr. Kirk Milhoan, pediatrics, pediatric cardiology. All three manage various injuries occurring after COVID-19 vaccination. Approximately 75% of Americans took one or more shots, and of them, 94% received an mRNA product from either Pfizer or Moderna. Please take the time to review this hearing, and please share it widely with your family, friends, and colleagues. In the end, Senator Johnson made a plea to physicians and other healthcare workers to come forward, be honest about their missteps, and get on the right side of history. COVID-19 vaccination has been a biological safety catastrophe for the world. On January 12, 2024, all three witnesses called for market withdrawal of all COVID-19 vaccine products for safety concerns—it’s in the Congressional Record. Listen to 'The McCullough Report' heard on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network. There is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Laurie White is a former member of the Royal Canadian mounted police with a powerful story to tell. She has written a book, “10–33, and Officer Down Step Back Up, “ in which she recounts her journey after losing a leg in the line of duty after being shot. She is the first member of the Royal Canadian mounted police to have lost a limb and returned to full duty. She shares her story with show host Randy Sutton in this compelling interview. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

In the case Moore v. United States, the court is being asked if you can be taxed for gains you haven’t realized yet. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar, arguing for the United States, claims that the MRT, or Mandatory Repatriation Tax, is grounded in the text and history of the Sixteenth Amendment. She points to several taxes that considered undistributed corporate earnings as income. However, each of the taxes she mentions predate the Sixteenth Amendment. Why should you pay very close attention to this case? Because, as a direct tax on something other than income, a wrong opinion from the court could open up a deluge of new direct federal taxes on everything from your home, investments, and even your childhood Baseball Card collection Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

If you are making New Year's resolutions, I hope you’ll consider some of these ideas. If, like me, you don’t make resolutions, I still hope you will consider these things you can do to help restore liberty and justice to all. Remember, as President James Garfield said at this nation’s first centennial: [N]ow more than ever before, the people are responsible for the character of their Congress. If that body be ignorant, reckless, and corrupt, it is because the people tolerate ignorance, recklessness and corruption. If it be intelligent, brave and pure, it is because the people demand these high qualities to represent them in the national legislature … [I]f the next centennial does not find us a great nation…it will be because those who represent the enterprise, the culture, and the morality of the nation do not aid in controlling the political forces. James A. Garfield, A Century of Congress Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

The retired Chief of Police and Public Safety Liason for Acadia Health is one of the most respected experts on PTS. The realities of the history and present understanding of Post Traumatic Stress is one of the most misunderstood issues facing Law Enforcement Officers and other First Responders. In this revealing conversation with Show Host Randy Sutton, Joe Collins brings forth a fascinating understanding of this powerful issue. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

Let us consider the present all of us are leaving to future generations. Will our children, and our children’s children, live in a country better than the one we live in now? That depends on what we do today, tomorrow, and for the rest of our tomorrows as we try to secure such a nation for them. It’s my wish that we leave them a nation better, freer, and more at liberty than the one we have today. I also wish we leave those generations with a better understanding of the blessings of liberty, how we secure them, and a desire to leave this country to their rising generation in a better condition than they received it. My fervent wish is for the United States to live up to its national anthem and be the land of the free by being the home of the brave. Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Law enforcement has been plagued by suicide, retirements, resignations, and the lowest level of recruitment in history. State legislatures, city governments, and the media have created an “us against them“ environment between citizens and their police. The law enforcement community has been battling to discover an avenue for allowing officers to cope with these new challenges as well as the normal pressures of policing. Lt. Randy Sutton takes a deep dive on the impact on policing in America... Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

If the United States is to be destroyed, where will the threat come from? In 1837, Daniel Webster wrote: “I apprehend no danger to our country from a foreign foe… Our destruction, should it come at all, will be from another quarter. From the inattention of the people to the concerns of their government, from their carelessness and negligence, I must confess that I do apprehend some danger.” Daniel Webster [June 1, 1837] How do we force governments to stop supporting collectivism and start honoring their oath of office to support the Constitution? How do we educate the people in the spirit of real patriotism? Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Murder…the detectives who investigate the crimes can themselves fall victim…..to PTSD. Paul Belli spent decades working on homicides and knows firsthand how years of exposure to violent death can affect those tasked with bringing murderers to justice. But retirement didn’t end his years of service. Now, as one of the leaders of the International Homicide Investigators Association, he helps lead the way to train and mentor those who are charged with solving America’s most devastating crimes. In this candid conversation with Show Host Randy Sutton, he reveals the reality that those detectives face and how the long-term effects of exposure to death and violence can devastate their lives. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

Widow of Police Officer Suicide Tells the Heartbreaking Story of Her Husband's Death. Sergeant Joe Morgan of the Des Moines police department was a well-respected veteran police officer of many decades when he took his own life. Police suicide is in epidemic proportion in the United States, and this story told by his friend and partner, along with his wife’s emotional killing of her journey, should be eye-opening to all Americans. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

Most people are familiar with the Hans Christian Andersen story The Emperor’s New Clothes. Having been conned into believing he was wearing a fine set of clothes, the emperor walked through the village, not knowing he was undressed. None of the townsfolk admitted they could not see the emperor’s clothes until a small boy pointed out the truth: The emperor was naked. Once the “spell” was broken, the entire town took up the cry. Today, many in the federal government walk around believing they are wrapped in robes of power, some because of their own arrogance and others because “experts” have told them so. Most of the American people seem to go along with the lie, not because they can see the power robes, but because of the lies they have been told. Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

A misdemeanor arrest for disorderly conduct led to an official diagnosis of PTSD, but instead of allowing treatment, the police chief fired him. In this riveting interview with show host Randy Sutton, you’ll hear about his amazing journey! Watch and listen to part two of this incredible story. Sgt Matthew Hunter served the Des Moines Iowa Police Department honorably for more than 21 years, but tragedy struck when his close friend and partner, Sgt Joe Morgan, took his own life. Seeing the effect that the suicide had on Joe’s wife and the manner in which she and the family were treated by the department, following his suicide led Sgt Hunter down the dark journey of post-traumatic stress and self-destruction. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

If social media platforms cannot be the “public square” and account holders can determine who is allowed to access their information, we seem to have a legal quandary. Can government actors hide or otherwise deny access and commentary to content simply by placing it on a “private” social media account? Once the government actor places official material on their private account, is that account still private? Then there’s the question of consequences for people who abuse their right to petition their government for a redress of grievance via social media? First, treating social media as a public area is not only legally dubious, but very dangerous. Since the social media companies themselves can determine whether or not a person is allowed to access or have an account on their platform, they effectively have veto power over access to information from government actors. Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Sgt Matthew Hunter served the Des Moines Iowa Police Department honorably for more than 21 years, but tragedy struck when his close friend and partner, Sgt Joe Morgan, took his own life. Seeing the effect that the suicide had on Joe’s wife and the manner in which she and the family were treated by the department, following his suicide led Sgt Hunter down the dark journey of post-traumatic stress and self-destruction. A misdemeanor arrest for disorderly conduct led to an official diagnosis of PTSD, but instead of allowing treatment, the police chief fired him. In this riveting interview with show host Randy Sutton, you'll hear about his amazing journey! Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

What is the best situation to raise children? Studies show that it's living at home with married parents. Sadly, we live in a fallen world, and not all children have the chance to be raised in the best situation possible. In our modern society, the role of finding homes for children has fallen to the state. What happens if government actors place their political agendas above the welfare of their charges? With the recent attempts by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to promote not only sexualized lifestyles in children, including denying the sex of these children, the question must be asked: Is the Commonwealth of Massachusetts placing its political agenda above the needs of the children in their care? Why does the Commonwealth appear to be focusing on the few confused children with mental health issues, to the detriment of the others? Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Film Director and Producer Conrad Weaver has been creating documentary films for years. It wasn’t until he decided to investigate the trauma that first responders experience that he discovered the reality of police and fire department service and sacrifice. Weaver worked for more than a year to create this film PTSD911, but the reality of the message he was trying to portray took on an entirely different meaning than he thought when one of the people featured in the film committed suicide after its release. Hear his impactful interview with show host Randy Sutton. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

If you’ve ever watched a crime procedural on TV, you’re familiar with the Miranda warning. Where did this warning come from? It’s named after the 1966 Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona. Where does this right to remain silent come from, how is it protected, and just how constitutional is the Miranda decision? Why do I make such a distinction between self-witness and self-incrimination? As I’ve already shown, it starts with the presumption people have when they exercise the right. For example, during the trial in the case of Wisconsin v. Kyle Rittenhouse, Assistant District Attorney Thomas Binger twice commented on Mr. Rittenhouse’s decision to remain silent after the shooting. Both times, he was apparently attempting to instill in the minds of the jury members that Mr. Rittenhouse’s silence was an admonition of guilt. Both times, the judge had the jury removed from the courtroom to scold Mr. Binger. How many times have you seen actors portraying law enforcement officers claim, “If you have nothing to hide, why not talk to me?” Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Police Officer Allyn Goodrich is an 18-year veteran of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department who has the best and worst of the umami conditions. The unending parade of cruelty and violence has taken its toll, and like many, the horror of the Route 91 massacre haunts him. But heeding the advice of a friend and mentor, he began writing about his experiences as a form of catharsis which he credits with emotional healing, and he found that by penning stories about the kindness and compassion he has seen from his fellow officers, a novel was born. “October Strong” is a powerful and entertaining story about the singular and collective journeys of seemingly unconnected people culminating on that fateful October night when the worst Nass shooting in history took place on the Las Vegas Strip. Show Host Randy Sutton explores the journey with Allyn in this powerful interview. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

Do you remember the President who famously said: “We’re not just going to be waiting for legislation,… I’ve got a pen and I’ve got a phone…and I can use that pen to sign executive orders and take executive actions and administrative actions.” - President Obama on CBS News. This example of executive overreach should go down in history as one of the greatest abuses of a President’s executive power, the usurpation of the powers of other branches of government. But if Obama’s attempt to overthrow the legislative process was a perfect example, it was neither the first nor the last. When did Executive Orders become edicts from a monarch? Like so many things, it happened slowly, then very rapidly. It started with Congress not wanting to write laws, so they started writing “frameworks” and turned over the details to the executive agencies. Then, as the American people began looking at the President more and more like a king... Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

Becoming a cop was Scott Medlin’s dream. Graduating from the police academy was one of the proudest days of his life. He didn’t realize at the time that his life would become consumed by the job and that he would identify more and more as the years went by as the man who wore the badge. With every police career, cops see and do things that can have dramatic effects on their mental health and emotional well-being. As he faced the struggles of post-traumatic stress, he found himself drifting away from his wife and family. Balancing his rules began taking its toll until one day; he had to face the harsh reality that he would have to make a choice. In this hard-hitting interview with show host Randy Sutton, the story of his choice will touch you. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

A lot of people are confused about how we elect the President and Vice President of the United States. It’s been my experience that the confusion comes not from the language of the Constitution, but the cognitive dissonance we have trying to merge what we’ve been told with what we’ve seen happen. Over the next 13 months, the American people will be bombarded by news, advertising, and polling regarding the election, all in an attempt to get them to vote for a specific presidential candidate. After Election Day, there are bound to be more discussions about who won the “popular vote” vs. the “electoral college.” After that, we’ll have four years of politics and punditry trying to convince us that the president either is or is not, serving the American people properly. All of this is based upon the fraudulent idea that the people voted for the president; therefore, his job is to take care of us. Read the full article... watch and learn from Constitutional Expert Paul Engel; there is always much more to learn back at America Out Loud: https://www.americaoutloud.news/.

When Los Angeles County Sheriff, Sergeant, Steve Owen was murdered, his wife, Los Angeles county, deputy, sheriff, Tania Owen’s life was altered forever. She recounts her journey in this emotional continuation of her interview with show host Randy Sutton. Her memories of kneeling by her husband’s body, and praying beside her child through the years of anguish and despair, leading up to her plans of suicide are vividly brought to life. But through the guidance of The Wounded Blue, she has taken a healing road and shares her journey. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.

On October 5, 2016, Los Angeles County Sheriff, Sgt, Steve Owen was brutally murdered. In this riveting interview with show host, Randy Sutton, Tania Owen, who was also a Los Angeles County deputy sheriff, shares her story of tragedy and loss. She tells the story of their relationship, falling in love, and building a life together, and she recounts the day, while she was on a training exercise, a police helicopter landed and gave her the devastating news that her husband had been shot. They flew her to the hospital, and she arrived at the moment they pronounced him dead. This is part one of a Special Report, Tragedy Behind The Badge. Lt. Randy Sutton can be heard every Saturday and Sunday at 10 pm ET / 7 pm PT on The Wounded Blue Hour on iHeart Radio on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.