U.N. Power Grab: Exposing the 'Pact for the Future' and U.S. Sovereignty Concerns
They express concerns about how the U.S. is losing its ability to follow constitutional guidelines, particularly regarding Senate approval of international charters. The discussion highlights that the U.N. is moving forward with actions that do not require Senate approval, raising questions about the impact on U.S. sovereignty. Later in the episode, Andrew Muller welcomes Ken Khachigian, a former aide to Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan, and a chief speechwriter for Reagan. Khachigian shares insights from his new book, *Behind Closed Doors - In the Room with Reagan and Nixon*. He discusses the inner workings of the Reagan and Nixon administrations and offers behind-the-scenes stories about key moments in American political history. This episode dives deep into concerns about the U.N.'s growing influence and how it could undermine national sovereignty, particularly in the U.S. With a focus on the "Pact for the Future," the episode appeals to those concerned with globalism and the preservation of constitutional principles in America. Khachigian's appearance adds a historical perspective on leadership, making this episode both informative and timely.
