First Liberty represents several Airmen who have been unjustly grounded for holding to their religious beliefs. Learn more about how we’re representing these American heroes.
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May is Military Appreciation Month and provides an opportunity to dedicate time to appreciate our military heroes. And with Memorial Day next week, First Liberty Live! is hosting a special episode to remember who we fight for.
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Listen to Paul Clement, Kelly Shackelford and Coach Kennedy analyze the Supreme Court argument that happened on this historic day on April 25th.
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April 25th marks an historic moment in time. Coach Joe Kennedy is finally getting his day at the Supreme Court. And we’ll be going Live! at the Supreme Court to bring you the uncut oral argument – straight from the Justices themselves.
To listen to argument, fast forward to time stamp 16:46.
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In just a few days, First Liberty will be at the Supreme Court for Coach Joe Kennedy’s monumental case.
As we prepare for oral argument, this week’s episode of First Liberty Live! looks back at his powerful story and gives you a special insider’s glimpse at what will take place next week at the most powerful court in the land.
Learn the facts, truth and history behind the brazen attempt by radical elites to rig the U.S. Supreme Court with an “automatic majority” that will rubber-stamp their extremist agenda…and turn a once-independent judiciary into a tool for raw political power.
This special episode features Kelly Shackelford, a renowned Constitutional scholar and current President, CEO & Chief Counsel at First Liberty Institute. He is a former adjunct Professor of Law at UT Law School for 10 years, a Constitutional litigator for 32 years, and a member of the Board of Trustees of the U.S. Supreme Court Historical Society.
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In less than two weeks, we’ll be at the Supreme Court arguing on behalf of Coach Joe Kennedy. To get you ready for this important moment in history, we’re having a conversation with our volunteer counsel Paul Clement, one of the most experienced Supreme Court attorneys alive. He will be arguing Coach Kennedy’s case in front of the Court and you won’t want to miss his insights.
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Mihail Neamtu, a survivor of communist Romania, now serves as a leading scholar and fellow for First Liberty’s new educational initiative, the Center for Religion Culture and Democracy. He joins the show to share his story of escaping tyranny and explain why protecting our liberties is so important.
Don’t miss hearing his inspiring story and the unique perspective he brings to these turbulent times.
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Tim Goeglein joins First Liberty Live! to discuss why this Supreme Court term is one of the most important we’ve had in decades. He’ll walk through some of the critical cases that are coming up in the next few months.
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Todd Coconato is a pastor, podcast host and president of the Religious Liberty Coalition. He began the Coalition right before the pandemic started and quickly realized how critical it was to protect our religious liberty when tyranny threatened from all sides.
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In this episode we’ll talk to Rich Bott, President and CEO of Bott Radio Network, about the reach of his radio network and the impact it makes across America.
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Craig Huey is a business owner, author, and 2012 Republican candidate for a California Assembly seat. In this episode, hear Huey give an update on the weakened state of religious freedom in California, and how religious rights in America are paramount today for voters selecting elected officials.
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