Constitutional Classroom

Host Col. John Eidsmoe of the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the two recent big Supreme Court decisions, June Medical (abortion regulations) and Esposito (Montana aid to parents to send children to private religious schools). He also shares thoughts about the true meaning behind being “woke,” and what is meant by “social justice”.

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses current events, the recent attempts to erase history and more exploration of the Fifth Amendment.

Col. John Eidsmoe of the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the recent nationwide rioting and the president’s powers to use force against such. He also discusses recent decisions by the Supreme Court and the concepts of the Grand Jury and double jeopardy contained in the Fifth Amendment.

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the Fifth and Sixth Amendments to the Bill of Rights and the importance of due process, trial by jury and the presumption of innocence.

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law explains the Third and Fourth Amendments of the Bill of Rights.

Host Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law delves into the Second Amendment including its history, the intent of the founders and how the courts have regarded it in recent years.

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law unpacks more of the First Amendment, focusing on freedom of the press, freedom of assembly and freedom of association.

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law explains the “free exercise” of religion clause of the First Amendment and discusses cases that have impacted it.

Col. John Eidsmoe from the Foundation for Moral Law discusses the recent injunction against the Mayor of a Mississippi town that sought to punish churchgoers for attending their Easter service. He also explains recent court cases and decisions involving the Establishment Clause and religious freedom.