Hugh Hewitt speaks with Oklahoma Senator James Lankford, member of the Senate Appropriations Committee, about President Biden's bridge comments and what is included in build back better.

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Is President Biden Healthy: Hugh Hewitt with Oklahoma Senator James Lankford

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, it’s worth honoring our glorious Constitution—the longest-surviving written charter of national government in world history.

Rarely have so few gotten so much so right. The Constitution protects our inalienable rights, reflecting the truth that our freedoms come from God, not government. It enshrines the principle of “We the People,” affirming that power belongs to citizens, not rulers, and that government exists to serve the people, not the other way around.

Because the Framers understood the temptations of power, they divided authority among three branches of government, each designed to check the others. They also balanced the powers of the federal government and the states.

Our Constitution ensures that Americans live under the rule of law, not the rule of men. May it ever be so.

As America celebrates its 250th birthday, it&rsquo;s worth honoring our glorious Constitution&mdash;the longest-surviving written charter of national government in world history.
Rarely have so few gotten so much so right. The Constitution protects our inalienable rights, reflecting the truth that our freedoms come from God, not government. It enshrines the principle of &ldquo;We the People,&rdquo; affirming that power belongs to citizens, not rulers, and that government exists to serve the people, not the other way around.
Because the Framers understood the temptations of power, they divided authority among three branches of government, each designed to check the others. They also balanced the powers of the federal government and the states.
Our Constitution ensures that Americans live under the rule of law, not the rule of men. May it ever be so.

Carol Platt Liebau: Our Glorious Constitution

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The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is approaching quickly.

The document—as I often point out to my listeners—is, to quote Abraham Lincoln, an “apple of gold” protected by the “frame of silver” that is the Constitution he borrowed from Psalms there.

All Americans—indeed all the free world—have a lot to celebrate in this our 250th year of independence.

The Declaration asserted the existence of "rights" of individuals that exist before any government — no matter the form of that government— comes into being:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”

The great day of the fourth is, from beginning to end, about love of our country because our country defends our individual rights, rights derived—back to the Declaration— from “the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God.”

It is quite a gift that we have been given—a gift that needs to be defended.

The 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence is approaching quickly.
The document&mdash;as I often point out to my listeners&mdash;is, to quote Abraham Lincoln, an &ldquo;apple of gold&rdquo; protected by the &ldquo;frame of silver&rdquo; that is the Constitution he borrowed from Psalms there.
All Americans&mdash;indeed all the free world&mdash;have a lot to celebrate in this our 250th year of independence.
The Declaration asserted the existence of "rights" of individuals that exist before any government &mdash; no matter the form of that government&mdash; comes into being:
&ldquo;We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.&rdquo;
The great day of the fourth is, from beginning to end, about love of our country because our country defends our individual rights, rights derived&mdash;back to the Declaration&mdash; from &ldquo;the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God.&rdquo;
It is quite a gift that we have been given&mdash;a gift that needs to be defended.

Hugh Hewitt: The Declaration: A Gift That Needs to Be Defended

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As Americans celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday, we’ve received a special and quite unexpected gift: a spontaneous outpouring of affection from the rest of the world.

Visitors from across the globe are attending World Cup matches here, and many are posting videos expressing their delight with what they’re finding, and what we so often take for granted. Our safe streets and parks. Our barbecue. Ranch dressing. The wonders of LongHorn Steakhouse. Unlimited refills. But above all, the kindness and friendliness of the American people.

Too often, tourists fly into New York or Los Angeles and assume they’ve seen America. Now they’re discovering America’s heartland, and the enormous heart of its generous, welcoming people.

At 250 years old, America is still inspiring admiration, gratitude, and affection around the world.

As Americans celebrate our nation&rsquo;s 250th birthday, we&rsquo;ve received a special and quite unexpected gift: a spontaneous outpouring of affection from the rest of the world.
Visitors from across the globe are attending World Cup matches here, and many are posting videos expressing their delight with what they&rsquo;re finding, and what we so often take for granted. Our safe streets and parks. Our barbecue. Ranch dressing. The wonders of LongHorn Steakhouse. Unlimited refills. But above all, the kindness and friendliness of the American people.
Too often, tourists fly into New York or Los Angeles and assume they&rsquo;ve seen America. Now they&rsquo;re discovering America&rsquo;s heartland, and the enormous heart of its generous, welcoming people.
At 250 years old, America is still inspiring admiration, gratitude, and affection around the world.

Carol Platt Liebau: America: Through the Eyes of Our Guests

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Is President Biden Healthy: Hugh Hewitt with Oklahoma Senator James Lankford

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