Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution
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Nov 6, 2026
The British General Strike of 1926 The Edge of Revolution and Fired for Being a Socialist – The Case of CWA Member Tom Alter
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41:05Tom AlterGUEST
They also violated state law, which which says that there has to be academic norms need to be followed to remove tenure.
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41:16Tom AlterGUEST
And then also violate the 14th Amendment, which say the government shall not deprive someone of life, liberty or property without due process.
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41:24Tom AlterGUEST
And tenure is a contract that professors have a proprietary interest in.
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41:30Tom AlterGUEST
So they violate, in addition, the First Amendment rights, the free speech, freedom of association, freedom of assembly.
Washington’s Warning on Parties: Why the Declaration of Independence Comes First │ BardsFM
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50:29Scott KestersonHOST
That was their vision.
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50:31Scott KestersonHOST
And so when we got into the challenges that were really trying to strip that away, Congress created the 14th Amendment, which was to guarantee what the Declaration said and put it into the framing of the Constitution under the Bill of Rights.
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50:46Scott KestersonHOST
And the courts then ruled that essentially, Anything that was specifically federal, the states would have to respect.
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50:54Scott KestersonHOST
Anything that was natural law, like your rights coming from the creator, would not have any political or legal weight.
What’s Behind the Rise of Euthanasia in the West?
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22:42John PetrakisGUEST
In contrast, the American Supreme Court and various American state courts have shut the door to this completely.
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22:49John PetrakisGUEST
All the way back in 1997, the Supreme Court unanimously, 9-0, rejected the argument that the 14th Amendment requires legalizing euthanasia in two cases that it decided at the same time.
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23:02John PetrakisGUEST
The first one was called Washington v. Glucksberg, and the second one was called Vacco v. Quill.
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23:08John PetrakisGUEST
And if anything, the courts become more, quote unquote, conservative since that time.
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23:28StevenHOST
Let's take a look at this.
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23:32StevenHOST
It's the 10th Amendment, and it basically says here, says the primary constitutional amendment that reserves power to the states is the 10th Amendment ratified in 1791, while amendments like the 17th Amendment and 14th Amendment have shifted or limited state power relative to the federal union.
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23:51StevenHOST
Why I'm bringing this up is because this is how I think it's going to be divided.
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23:59StevenHOST
This is how I think that people are going to choose sides.
What’s Behind the Rise of Euthanasia in the West?
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22:42John PetrakisGUEST
In contrast, the American Supreme Court and various American state courts have shut the door to this completely.
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22:49John PetrakisGUEST
All the way back in 1997, the Supreme Court unanimously, 9-0, rejected the argument that the 14th Amendment requires legalizing euthanasia in two cases that it decided at the same time.
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23:02John PetrakisGUEST
The first one was called Washington v. Glucksberg, and the second one was called Vacco v. Quill.
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23:08John PetrakisGUEST
And if anything, the courts become more, quote unquote, conservative since that time.
Tyler Robinson Preliminary Hearing (Day 6 Part 15) (11/4/26)
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4:28Bobby CapucciHOST
Deprives him of effective assistance of counsel under the Sixth Amendment 3.
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4:32Bobby CapucciHOST
Violates his Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution Due process rights and for infringes upon the separation of powers under the Utah Constitution by delegating judicial authority to define admissible evidence to legislative or rule-based bodies.
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4:48Bobby CapucciHOST
The court addresses each objection in turn.
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4:51Bobby CapucciHOST
The admissibility of reliable hearsay at a criminal prelim examination is governed by the plain text of the Utah Constitution and Rule 1102 of the Utah Rules of Evidence.
Proposed changes to U.S. census could impact NC
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1:23Mike CollinsHOST
Article 1 of the U.S. Constitution mandates a census be conducted every 10 years, primarily to determine how to apportion seats in the House of Representatives.
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1:33Mike CollinsHOST
The 14th Amendment specifically requires that representation be based on the, quote, whole number of persons in each state.
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1:42Mike CollinsHOST
That means everyone.
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1:45Mike CollinsHOST
But in September, the Trump administration proposed removing non-citizens without a green card from being included in the results.
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3:13Mike CollinsHOST
Nice to have you here.
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3:14Mike CollinsHOST
Mita, I'm going to start with you.
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3:16Mike CollinsHOST
As I said, the 14th Amendment to the Constitution states that congressional apportionment be based on the, quote, whole number of persons in each state.
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3:24Mike CollinsHOST
And that is because prior to the end of the Civil War, enslaved people— counted as three-fifths of a person, although the intention at the time was very specific.
Voting without a vision comes with consequences
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43:11Paul EngelHOST
The states have kind of picked up the mantle.
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43:14Paul EngelHOST
I think most people forget the 14th Amendment, which says a person shall not be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of law.
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43:22Paul EngelHOST
Since an abortion, by definition, takes a human being, granted an unborn human being, and deprives them of their life forever.
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43:31Paul EngelHOST
We have the question of personhood.
IT'S OVER TRUMP. YOU'RE FIRED! Live with Don Lemon and Mike Nellis
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7:55Mike NellisHOST
lot of people that have this sort of misconception of American politics, that there's a great debate and both political parties can come together and solve all the issues and sort of not understanding that the greatest moments of change in America were largely dominated by one political party.
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8:11Mike NellisHOST
Like it wasn't, you know, we romanticize it now, but it wasn't like, you know, two political parties that ended the Civil War and like, you know, passed the 14th Amendment.
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8:18Mike NellisHOST
It was Lincoln.
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8:19Mike NellisHOST
They bribed the shit out of a lot of corrupt Democrats to get there, but it was the Republican Party that did that.
A ROMANTIZATION OF WYPIPO'S EVILS...
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6:55speaker_0HOST
Reform after reform after reform.
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7:00speaker_0HOST
Reconstruction, the 13th Amendment, the 14th Amendment, the 15th Amendment, 1964, 1965, 1968. a black family in the White House, and not one reckoning in the whole pile of bullshit.
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7:30speaker_0HOST
And a reform that is not a reckoning is exactly what my framework already named it to be.
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7:46speaker_0HOST
changes the appearance of the body so the disease can keep living undisturbed inside of the body.
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