What happens when justice depends on who you are, not what you did? In this episode of The Jake Giffin Podcast, Jake sits down with Evan Turk, founder of the American Rights Alliance, to examine how the legal system is being weaponized through selective enforcement, narrative control, and political pressure. This conversation cuts through the slogans and asks an uncomfortable question: if the law is applied unevenly, is it still law or just leverage?

They discuss political prisoners, the erosion of free speech, media complicity, whistleblowers being punished instead of protected, and why questioning official narratives now carries real consequences. This isn't a left vs. right debate. It's a sober look at how power operates when accountability disappears and how silence becomes safer than truth. Whether you agree or not, the implications affect everyone living under the same system.

Guest: Evan Turk is the founder of the American Rights Alliance, a First Amendment–focused 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to defending civil liberties, supporting whistleblowers, advocating for criminal justice reform, and fighting selective prosecution. The organization works on clemency cases, wrongful imprisonment, free speech defense, and restoring constitutional protections.

Website: https://www.americanrightsalliance.org

Host: Jake Giffin is an entrepreneur, podcast host, and coach focused on leadership, truth, and responsibility in an age of confusion. He hosts long-form conversations that challenge cultural assumptions and pressure-test ideas without selling ideology.

Website: https://www.jakegiffin.com

Social: @thejakegiffin (all platforms)

If the law only applies when it's convenient, the real question isn't who's guilty. It's who's next.