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Hosted by: Charlton Allen with Special Guest Dr. Robert Moffit Episode 17 Show Notes

In Episode 17: “Modernizing Medicare—Before It’s Too Late,” Charlton covers a variety of topics:

1. Episode Introduction: Charlton briefly reviews the docket for today.

2. Segment 1: The episode begins with a discussion of the recent sanctions placed on Iran by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) due to their ongoing nuclear program. Charlton questions the US’s absence from this international action and explores the implications for US foreign policy.

3. Segment 2: A brief segment delves into potential grounds for appeal in former President Donald Trump’s Manhattan hush money trial.

4. Segment 3: Titled “The Revolution Will Be Televised, but not on the Network You Think,” this segment looks at hangry silliness and more during recent pro-Hamas protests at Columbia and UCLA.

5. Segment 4: The urgent need to modernize the US ballistic missile submarine fleet is discussed. Specifically, the show emphasizes the critical importance of upgrading to the Columbia-class submarines.

6. Segment 5: Dr. Robert “Bob” Moffitt of the Heritage Foundation is interviewed. The discussion centers around solutions for the financial challenges facing Medicare, despite demagoguery.

7. Epilogue: Charlton ties everything together, expressing gratitude to Dr. Moffit. He then reflects on D-Day and General Theodore Roosevelt III’s heroism, contrasting it with a modern presidential son. This thought-provoking comparison sheds light on where we stand 80 years after D-Day.

8. Musical Tribute: The episode concludes with a special musical tribute to D-Day, featuring a short version of “American Patrol” in honor of the Greatest Generation.

9. Outro and Disclaimer.

**Modern Federalist Podcast** *Hosted by Charlton Allen*

***SPECIAL REPORT***

**Episode Intro: ** Welcome back to the Modern Federalist Podcast, where we discuss the pressing issues confronting Americans today. In this Special Edition, we're dissecting the recent conviction of President Trump for felonies in Manhattan.

**Prologue: ** In our prologue segment, we'll provide an overview of this special edition, focusing on the landmark conviction of President Trump in Manhattan and its implications.

**Legal Issues and Appeal: ** Next, we'll break down the myriad legal issues likely to feature prominently in Trump's appeal, shedding light on the complexities of the case. Reading material: New York Intelligencer, Turley's Hill piece, Turley quoted on Fox News, The Ghost of John Adams, What Comes Next.

**Trump's Resilience and Base: ** Despite the conviction, Trump's base remains steadfast. We'll discuss how Trump's resilience as a candidate continues to shape the political landscape.

**Unconventional Wins: ** Even amidst legal battles, Trump's unconventional approach seems to be resonating. We'll explore this phenomenon and its impact on current polling trends. More Reading material: NR.

**RFK Jr.'s Campaign: ** Shifting gears, we'll check in on RFK Jr.'s nascent campaign, predicting its influence to mirror past elections rather than heralding a new era. Think 1980 or 2000.

**Epilogue: ** In our epilogue, we'll reflect on the state of modern politics, lamenting the dearth of heroic figures and the urgent need for principled leadership.

**Outro and Disclaimer: ** Thank you for tuning in to the Modern Federalist Podcast. Remember, the views expressed are solely those of the host and any guests, and do not necessarily reflect the views of the podcast or its affiliates. Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay vigilant.

• The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees diverts millions from divisive DEI programs to bolster public safety initiatives.
• But this is just the tip of the iceberg—the roots of DEI run deep in the UNC system. And the UNC BOG is taking action.
• Our battle to uproot these misguided policies has just begun.

• Remember that historic Pine Tree flag? Someone allegedly flew it over Justice Alito’s family beach house.
• But attacking this flag is an affront to our history, sacrifices, and resilience.
• Memorial Day is upon us—let’s honor those who paid the ultimate price under that same flag.

• Green hydrogen sounds eco-friendly, but the inconvenient truth is that it requires more energy to generate electricity than it produces.
• Leftist environmental fever dreams often lead to corporate boondoggles.
• Immutable laws of thermodynamics apply—even in the world of misguided policies.

• Cherise Trump joins us to discuss UNC-Chapel Hill’s latest developments and those pro-Hamas protesters.
• Brace yourselves for facts, opinions, and truth bombs.

• President Biden goes off script—offering marital advice and undiscovered theological truths.
• As Memorial Day approaches, our musical selections turn contemplative.
• Stay tuned for a special musical treat after Charlton signs off.

Remember, patriots, we defend freedom against all enemies, foreign and domestic. Let’s honor the memories of those who paid the ultimate sacrifice. Until next time!

Hosted by: Charlton Allen

Special Guest: Grant Lefelar, editor, Carolina Review

1. Missed Opportunities

   • Senator Mitt Romney’s truth bomb: President Biden missed a golden chance by not pardoning former President Trump.
   • Despite campaign promises, Biden’s actions have fueled rancor and division.

2. Secret Recordings and Legal Intrigue

   • Remember Michael Cohen? The man who secretly recorded President Trump and the recording was played during the Stormy Daniels trial.
   • Attorney-client privilege—diving into legal waters. Charlton takes particular issue with this scenario.

3. Follow the Money

   • Harvard, Columbia, and other universities exposed as hotbeds of anti-Americanism and antisemitism.
   • We are taking a deep dive into the ROI of pouring billions into these radical breeding grounds.

4. Radical Leftist Extremism Unmasked

   • Viral video at UC Davis reveals dark underbelly of radical leftist extremism.

• Grant is an editor of the Carolina Review
• Discussing the climactic flag removal at UNC-Chapel Hill.
• Chancellor, fraternity brothers, and police restore the American flag.
• Resilience, patriotism, and standing up for what’s right, plus why the SJP protesters keep getting things wrong.

• We are catching a wave and sitting on top of the world with 1960s surf rock.
• A serious note: Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi’s death.
• Raisi’s dark legacy—thousands of lives lost, anti-American venom, plus targeting American soldiers, Israeli civilians, and masterminding worldwide terrorist operations from Tehran.
• Biden State Department’s misguided “condolences.”
• Let’s return to our role as a beacon of liberty for oppressed people everywhere.

• Surf rock vibes—out of this world!
• Until next time, keep riding those waves of truth and freedom.

• Host: Charlton Allen
• Special Guest: Grant Lefelar
• Theme: It was a GDTBATH (meaning a "Great Day to be a Tar Heel").
• Date: 11 May 2024
• Charlton's customary prologue lays out the agenda for this episode

• Pro-Hamas protesters attempt to replace the American flag with the Palestinian flag at UNC-Chapel Hill.
• Community resilience: Interim Chancellor Lee Roberts, university police, and Pi Kappa Phi stand firm.
• Honoring fallen law enforcement officers by restoring Old Glory and rejecting radical agendas.
• This should be a wake-up call for all Americans: These protests are pro-war, pro-Hamas, pro-Iran, and decidedly anti-American.
• The Pro-Hamas Protest Aims: Dismantling Israel, advocating ethnic cleansing, and calling for America’s demise.

• Israel’s delicate security balance.
• The constantly shifting red line the Administration is attempting to impose on our staunch ally.
• Analyzing within the context of the Obama-Biden foreign policy legacy.
• Scrutinizing implications for Israel and for the USA as Biden promised a return to normalcy.

• The radicals at GWU are drawing parallels with the French Revolution.
• Orchestrated by pro-Hamas activists.
• Revealing their motives, tactics, and dangers and the infiltration of symbols of terror.

• Guest: Grant Lefelar, editor of the Carolina Review (UNC-Chapel Hill).
• Insights into the aftermath of Hamas’s attacks in October 2023.
• Unfiltered and eye-opening discussion about the embryonic stage of the organization of the UNC protests.
• Understanding the heart of these protests and their implications.

• Charlton offers his usual episode wrap-up, with a musical twist.
• Fearless truth-seeking: Episode 13 tackles radicalism, red lines, and resilience.
• “The Modern Federalist” stands tall for America and liberty.
• After Charlton signs off, there is an orchestration of the "Nimrod" movement of the Enigma Variations composed by Edward Elgar.

Episode Notes: “Deep State U.”

Host: Charlton Allen

Special Guest: Jameson Broggi

In this riveting episode 12 of the Modern Federalist Podcast, we dive deep into the heart of liberty, dissecting critical issues that shape our nation. Buckle up, patriots—here’s what’s on the agenda:

1. The California Energy Circus 🎪🔥

   • Governor Gavin Newsom is in the center ring as we unravel the complexities of California’s energy crisis. His ambitious green energy goals collide with soaring costs and a flickering grid. Is it a circus or a catastrophe? We’ll find out.

2. Woke Wackiness at UCLA Geffen School of Medicine

   • Academia gets a dose of absurdity as we explore the latest woke escapades at the UCLA Geffen School of Medicine. America's future doctors must navigate a maze of ideology. Are they being trained or indoctrinated? You decide.

3. Pro-Hamas Protests at Columbia University

   • Chants echo from Morningside Heights to Main Street, USA. We shine a spotlight on the pro-Hamas protests at Columbia University, a trend spreading like wildfire across campuses. What drives these misguided voices, and what does it mean for America’s future?

4. Interview with Jameson Broggi: The NC Reach Act 🎙️📖

   • Our special guest, Jameson Broggi, joins us to discuss North Carolina’s bold proposal—the NC Reach Act. Aimed at fortifying constitutional governance and civics education in public universities, it faces unexpected opposition. Why? We dig deep. You will find the emails here.

Epilogue:

• As we wrap up, remember that the Modern Federalist Podcast stands firm—for truth, liberty, and American exceptionalism. Our commitment burns brighter than ever. And to quote Patrick Henry: “The Constitution is not an instrument for the government to restrain the people; it is an instrument for the people to restrain the government.”

Until next time, fellow patriots, keep the torch of liberty ablaze.

It's time for Episode 11 of the Modern Federalist Podcast! Host: Charlton Allen

Special Guest: Jack Fitzhenry of the Heritage Foundation

1. Carnegie-Mellon’s $700 Million Problem: We discuss the failure of Carnegie-Mellon University to properly disclose a substantial financial tie to the Qatari government. We’ll explore the implications of this oversight and discuss Pennsylvania’s options for a penalty.

2. Biden’s Corporate Tax Policies: We delve into President Biden’s corporate tax policies. With insights from Chris Edwards at the Cato Institute, we’ll break down the impact and implications of these policies. More from Chris Edwards is here.

3. Free Speech and the Heckler’s Veto: We discuss a recent incident in Davidson County, North Carolina, where a high school student was suspended for using the term “illegal alien” in class. We’ll also discuss a recent decision from the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals that brings the concept of the heckler’s veto into focus. See more about this case here.

4. Interview with Jack Fitzhenry: We have a special guest, Jack Fitzhenry of the Heritage Foundation. We’ll discuss Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Initiatives and their impact on today’s socio-political climate.

5. Episode Epilogue: Reflecting on the wise words of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., we’ll discuss how his wisdom contrasts with the DEI construct.

Be sure to listen to this enlightening episode of the Modern Federalist Podcast, your voice of wisdom and unity in a world where the seeds of discord are sown everywhere. Please share, rate, and subscribe today!