Get in-depth political analysis of American politics, geopolitics, current events, and the Constitution through evidence-based analysis and historical context. Hosted by Political Science Professor Nick Giordano, The P.A.S. Report cuts through political spin to explain the ideas, institutions, and policies shaping the United States and the world through principled conservative analysis. What You'll Get Each Week: • Political Analysis & Current Events: Insightful commentary on American politics, elections, public policy, government accountability, free speech, individual liberty, national security, and international affairs. • Exclusive Interviews: Conversations with influential policymakers, journalists, historians, authors, and thought leaders featuring guests such as Newt Gingrich, Victor Davis Hanson, Dr. Ben Carson, Alan Dershowitz, Mollie Hemingway, Miranda Devine, John Solomon, Dinesh D'Souza, Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer, and many more. • America's Founding Series: Discover the people, principles, and events that shaped the American experiment, and why the Constitution remains essential to understanding today's political and constitutional challenges. If you're looking for thoughtful conservative commentary that explains the issues, not just reacts to them, The P.A.S. Report delivers the context, insight, and conversations you won't find anywhere else. 🔔 Follow for new episodes every week. 🌐 pasreport.com
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Episode #839
Do Americans Actually Want Freedom? | Flock Cameras & Government Handouts
Sep 14, 202643 min
Flock cameras promise public safety, but their vast data networks can expose far more than a license plate. From federal childcare subsidies to President Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend checks, this episode asks whether Americans now trade liberty for the illusion of security. In this episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano challenges Republicans and Democrats alike. He explains how the modern nanny state uses surveillance systems and government checks to expand its power, weaken self-reliance, and make temporary benefits permanent. True constitutional freedom requires risk, personal sacrifice, fiscal restraint, and strict limits on government power. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The Mosaic Threat: How Flock Safety cameras combine location records over time and reveal detailed travel patterns without a warrant. The Post-9/11 Lesson: What Americans surrendered after 9/11 and why emergency powers rarely disappear after each crisis ends. The Subsidized Living Room: How federal CCDF aid for stay-at-home parents could give bureaucrats greater power over family eligibility and household rules. The $21 Trillion Illusion: Why Trump's $5,000 check proposal conflicts with fiscal conservatism, and why true surplus revenue should reduce the national debt rather than fund election-year checks. The Price of Self-Government: Why freedom demands risk, sacrifice, self-reliance, and firm constitutional limits on state power. Listen now and decide whether safety and government benefits justify the price Americans pay in freedom. Episode Chapters 00:00 Do Americans Actually Want Freedom? 07:17 Post 9/11 Surveillance and the Loss of Privacy 11:21 Flock Cameras and the Expanding Surveillance State 20:32 Federal Childcare Subsidies and Government Dependency 24:48 How Federal Aid Gives Washington Control Over Families 30:02 Trump's $5,000 Checks and America's National Debt Crisis 40:30 Why Freedom Requires Risk and Personal Responsibility ⭐ Support The P.A.S. Report: Hit the follow button, leave a five-star rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and share this episode with a parent, student, teacher, or citizen who cares about the future of the country. #FlockCameras #AmericanFreedom #SurveillanceState #GovernmentHandouts #LimitedGovernment
Daniel Morgan: The Forgotten General Who Won at Cowpens
Sep 10, 202620 min
How did Daniel Morgan, an uneducated frontier wagoner, survive 499 British lashes, take a bullet through the neck, and outsmart the British at the Battle of Cowpens? In this episode of America's Founding Series on The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano uncovers the extraordinary story of Brigadier General Daniel Morgan and the leadership lessons behind one of the American Revolution's greatest tactical victories. Discover how a rough Virginia frontiersman used his deep understanding of human nature to design the brilliant double-envelopment trap that crushed Banastre Tarleton's British Legion on January 17, 1781, and helped shift momentum in the Southern Campaign. As the nation marks the America 250 milestone, Morgan's journey from French and Indian War teamster to Continental Army hero delivers an urgent lesson for modern America: true leadership means understanding people as they actually are, and true citizenship requires putting duty to the republic above personal grievance. What You'll Learn In This Episode: The Old Wagoner's Crucible: How Daniel Morgan survived 499 lashes from the British army, frontier combat, and captivity at Quebec to forge unmatched battlefield grit. The Saratoga Turning Point: How Morgan's elite rifle corps played a critical role in the American victory that forced Burgoyne's surrender. Walking Away: Why Morgan resigned from the Continental Army after being passed over for promotion, and why personal resentment gave him every reason to stay home. The Masterpiece at Cowpens: How Morgan used militia weaknesses, terrain, and Banastre Tarleton's predictable aggression to execute one of the Revolution's greatest tactical traps. Country Over Ego: Why a free republic cannot survive if citizens allow personal grievances to override the common cause. Episode Chapters 00:00 Daniel Morgan and the Making of an American Patriot 00:55 Daniel Morgan's 500 Lashes and Frontier Survival 02:05 Daniel Morgan at Saratoga and the American Revolution 07:02 Why Daniel Morgan Walked Away From the Continental Army 08:21 Daniel Morgan Returns to Save the Southern Campaign 10:24 Battle of Cowpens and Daniel Morgan's Brilliant Strategy 16:20 Daniel Morgan's Lessons on Leadership and Citizenship ⭐ Help Keep Authentic American History Alive: If you believe the sacrifices that built this nation must never be forgotten, follow The P.A.S. Report Podcast, leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, and text a link to this episode to 3 or 4 friends and family members right now. #DanielMorgan #BattleOfCowpens #AmericanRevolution #America250 #PASReport
Charlie Kirk in His Own Words: The Man Behind the Movement (with Christy Edwards)
Sep 9, 202632 min
Charlie Kirk in His Own Words reveals what Charlie was really like before the national fame, viral debates, and movement that changed American politics. In this deeply personal episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano sits down with Christy Edwards, Charlie's close friend, confidant, and author of the new memorial book Charlie Kirk in His Own Words . Christy knew Charlie before he became a household name. She shares rare stories about the young activist who often forgot clean socks, needed help with his clothes, and devoted every moment to his mission. As the one-year anniversary of Charlie's assassination approaches, Christy reflects on their friendship, their reconciliation, and the final messages they exchanged. She also examines the division and opportunism that now threaten the conservative movement, forcefully rejects attacks against Erika Kirk, and explains why Charlie's faith would have led him toward forgiveness. The conversation also explores Carry the Torch, Christy's nonprofit grant fund for young patriotic leaders who have courage and ideas but lack money, connections, or a public platform. Her mission offers a path forward for those who want to preserve Charlie's legacy and inspire the next generation. What You'll Learn In This Episode: The Man Behind the Movement: Discover who Charlie Kirk was when the cameras turned off and the crowds went home. His Unshakable Principles: Learn what more than a decade of Charlie's own words reveals about his faith, values, and political convictions. The Lost Art of Debate: Understand why Charlie chose calm dialogue even when hostile activists confronted him on college campuses. A Defense of His Family: Hear Christy's direct response to attacks against Erika Kirk and those who exploit Charlie's death for personal gain. The Next Generation: See how Carry the Torch helps young leaders transform patriotic ideas into meaningful action. Listen now to discover the private stories, personal convictions, and powerful legacy of the man behind the movement. Chapters 00:00 Charlie Kirk in His Own Words Episode Introduction 00:40 Who Charlie Kirk Was Before Fame and Turning Point USA 03:38 How Charlie Kirk's Assassination Changed Those Closest to Him 08:46 Charlie Kirk's Unchanging Principles and Enduring Legacy 16:16 How Charlie Kirk Used Debate to Build Dialogue and Unity 19:14 Charlie Kirk's Death and the Growing Division on the Right 24:46 Carry the Torch and the Search for America's Next Young Leaders ⭐ Support the Show: If you value principled constitutional analysis, follow The P.A.S. Report on Apple Podcasts, leave a five-star rating wherever your platform allows it, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. #CharlieKirk #CharlieKirkLegacy #ConservativePodcast #PoliticalPodcast #FreeSpeech
89% Say Government Is Corrupt: So Why Do We Keep Giving Washington Power?
Sep 7, 202631 min
A record 89% of Americans say government corruption is widespread, while congressional approval drops to an abysmal 10%. Yet when crisis strikes, voters demand more federal intervention, more spending, and more executive power. In this episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano exposes the greatest contradiction in modern American politics: Americans distrust the administrative state yet continually expand its authority. When citizens fail to understand the Constitution, separation of powers, federalism, and limited government, every constitutional restraint starts to look like an obstacle. Is Washington truly failing the American people, or does dysfunctional government simply reflect the public's unlimited appetite for federal action? What You'll Learn In This Episode: The Corruption Paradox: Why 89% of Americans say government corruption is widespread while voters still demand more federal control. Partisan Constitutionalism: How outrage over executive overreach changes depending on which party controls the White House. The Purpose of Gridlock: Why a 10% congressional approval rating does not necessarily mean the system failed and why the Framers designed Congress to move slowly. The Abdication of Power: How Congress delegates broad authority to unelected agencies while lawmakers avoid difficult votes. Civic Illiteracy and Self-Government: Why constitutional literacy, federalism, self-restraint, and personal responsibility matter to limited government. Take the basic U.S. citizenship quiz mentioned in this episode at PASReport.com . Episode Chapters 00:00 Why Americans Distrust Government but Keep Giving It More Power 02:20 The Government Corruption Paradox Americans Cannot Ignore 06:43 Why Americans Demand Spending Cuts but Reject the Cuts 10:10 Why Congress Has a 10 Percent Approval Rating 14:08 Why the Framers Designed Government to Be Slow 16:19 How Executive Power Expands When Congress Fails 22:21 How We the People Can Restore Self Government ⭐ Support The P.A.S. Report: Hit the follow button, leave a five-star rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, and share this episode with a parent, student, teacher, or citizen who cares about the future of the country. #GovernmentCorruption #GovernmentPower #Congress #LimitedGovernment #Constitution
Ted Cruz on Clarence Thomas, Socialism, and the Midterm Warning Republicans Can't Ignore
Sep 3, 202629 min
Ted Cruz joins The P.A.S. Report to reveal the untold story of Clarence Thomas and confront a provocative constitutional question: Can an elected official swear to support the Constitution while campaigning to dismantle its core institutions? Professor Nick Giordano sits down with Senator Ted Cruz to discuss his new book, Going Further: The Incomparable Clarence Thomas, based on more than nine hours of exclusive interviews with Justice Thomas. Cruz traces Thomas's extraordinary rise from poverty in segregated Georgia to the Supreme Court and explains why his commitment to originalism, judicial restraint, and constitutional government has reshaped American law. Senator Cruz also sounds the alarm over Supreme Court expansion, the rise of Democratic Socialism, proposals to dismantle America's checks and balances, and the meaning of the constitutional oath of office. Plus, Cruz delivers a stark warning about the 2026 midterms, why Republicans could lose both the House and Senate, and why opposing socialism alone will not give voters enough reason to turn out. What You'll Learn In This Episode: The Clarence Thomas Story: What Cruz's extensive private interviews reveal about Thomas's rise from poverty, political transformation, and constitutional philosophy. Originalism and the Supreme Court: Why Thomas places the Constitution above flawed precedent and why Cruz argues Supreme Court expansion threatens judicial independence. The Constitutional Oath Question: Whether candidates who advocate dismantling constitutional institutions can take the oath of office in good faith and whether that oath carries substantive meaning. The Democratic Socialist Agenda: What proposals to abolish the Senate and subordinate the executive and judiciary could mean for checks and balances, separation of powers, and constitutional government. The 2026 Midterm Warning: Why Cruz believes Republicans face a serious risk of losing Congress and why the GOP needs an affirmative agenda that gives voters something to vote for. Chapters 00:00 Ted Cruz on Clarence Thomas and the American Dream 07:25 Clarence Thomas on Originalism and the Constitution 12:27 Supreme Court Packing and Judicial Independence 14:29 The Rise of Socialism and Marxism in America 17:47 Constitutional Oath of Office and Political Integrity 20:14 Ted Cruz Warns Republicans About the 2026 Midterms 25:53 Congressional Oversight and Limiting Bureaucratic Power ⭐ Support the Show: If you value principled constitutional analysis, follow The P.A.S. Report on Apple Podcasts, leave a five-star rating wherever your platform allows it, and share this episode with someone who needs to hear it. #TedCruz #ClarenceThomas #SupremeCourt #Constitution #Midterms
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