2022 January 20 The Bryan Hyde Show
Free speech is far more than just a lofty ideal or a convenient loophole. It's an essential part of your freedom of conscience. The editorial board at Issues & Insights warns about the murdering of free speech in America.
Watching people lose faith in our political institutions may seem horrifying to some but it also spells authentic opportunity for the entrepreneurial revolutionaries among us. Max Borders says politics is dead, now what?
Learning to trust yourself and your judgement is not the easiest thing. That why the advice to never complain; never explain is some of the best advice you'll hear. It's not about avoiding criticism but about prioritizing whose criticism actually counts.
Thank heavens for people who are unafraid to speak the truth. Jordan B. Peterson has been a vocal critic of Justin Trudeau's mandatory vax policy. Patrick Carroll has a nice breakdown of why Peterson is mincing no words.
Why do so many people seem oblivious to our current loss of freedoms? Jeff Thomas has a great take on the boiling the frog analogy and how it applies to us today.
Is a nation a society that has a soul? G.K. Chesterton certainly thought so and Jeff Minnick shares some of Chesterton's wisdom to illustrate the dual and possessed personality that is haunting America.
Keeping up with the ever-shifting narrative isn't easy. We can be thankful for observers like Eric Peters for his tireless efforts to keep us up to speed on where the goalposts have been moved.
It's clear the feds are going to use Jan 6 as the cudgel to beat the American public into silent submission. Judge Andrew Napolitano has a solid analysis of last week's indictment of several members of Oathkeepers and how the political class claims these individuals were plotting to overthrow the government. Full show notes with links are here: www.thebryanhydeshow.com
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