Topic: Interstate Commerce

George Humphreys asserts that the 10th Amendment was designed to strictly limit federal power to specific functions like national defense and interstate commerce. He claims that since 1933, approximately 95% of passed laws violate the Constitution, specifically targeting Social Security as an unauthorized federal program. The segment emphasizes that local decision-making is the only legitimate form of governance under the original constitutional framework.

Keith Perry's argument that the FCC only has jurisdiction over interstate radio is examined, suggesting that low-power signals staying within state lines should be exempt from federal control. The panel warns that despite legal arguments, the FCC and local police often seize equipment, including non-broadcasting items like refrigerators, during raids. They compare the current micro-broadcasting surge to the hemp movement's use of civil disobedience.