Topic: Civil Society

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57: Capitol Heel
• 44:51 - 49:45

57: Capitol Heel

Fortification of Washington D.C. and Constitutional Rights

The massive military presence and fortification of Washington D.C. for the inauguration are discussed as a sign of a disconnected government. The hosts reference the constitutional right to alter or abolish a government that no longer serves the people. They argue that an armed society is a civil society because it reminds the government that they work for the citizenry, rather than the other way around.