John Jay vs. the Mob reveals why the rule of law is the foundation that keeps a republic from collapsing into chaos. When mobs decide which laws apply, liberty does not expand, it disappears.

This episode of America's Founding Series tells the gripping story of John Jay, a Founding Father who understood that freedom is threatened not only by tyrants, but by organized mobs that reject the legitimacy of law itself. From the streets of 18th-century New York to the unrest unfolding today in Minnesota, this episode explores how mob rule, selective enforcement, and fear of public pressure endanger the Republic. John Jay's life offers a warning that is more relevant now than ever.

What You'll Learn in This Episode

• Why John Jay believed unchecked mobs were just as dangerous as kings
• How the 1788 New York riot shaped Jay's understanding of liberty and order
• What the Federalist Papers reveal about restraining all forms of power
• Why selective law enforcement undermines constitutional government
• How modern unrest echoes the same threat Jay warned about centuries ago

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Timestamps

• 00:52 When the Crowd Decides It Is the Law
• 01:50 The Rise of the Mob
• 02:53 John Jay and the Fear of Lawlessness
• 05:01 The 1788 Riot: When the Mob Turned Violent
• 08:50 John Jay: The Architect of Order and Liberty
• 11:43 Minnesota, Mob Rule, and the Threat to the Republic
• 13:01 The Consequences of Lawlessness in Modern Society

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Congress is demanding answers, but intelligence agencies are digging in. Is the federal government hiding the biggest secret in modern history? In this episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast, Professor Nick Giordano sits down with bestselling author and attorney Kent Heckenlively to discuss his explosive new book, Catastrophic Disclosure: The Deep State, Aliens, and the Truth.

The conversation pulls back the curtain on decades of government secrecy, exploring how credible military whistleblowers have forced the UFO debate into the halls of Congress. We break down the institutional stonewalling of elected officials, the "black budget" funding trails, and the high-stakes choice facing the government: Controlled Disclosure or Catastrophic Disclosure.

What You'll Learn

• Why the UFO cover-up is a fundamental issue of constitutional oversight, not just a conspiracy theory.
• How testimony from fighter pilots and senior military officials reshaped the credibility of UFO claims
• Why Congress is being blocked from accessing key information and what it means for public trust.
• How repeated government investigations failed to provide clear answers
• Is the government preparing the public for the truth, or just trying to keep the lid on a boiling pot?

This episode explores UFO secrecy through the lens of transparency, constitutional oversight, and public trust, and raises urgent questions about who really holds power inside the federal government.

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Timestamps

00:52 Catastrophic Disclosure
02:53 The Evidence Behind UFO Claims
05:45 Congress and the UFO Cover-Up
08:50 The Role of Whistleblowers
11:43 Government Secrecy and Public Trust
14:38 The Technology Behind UFO Sightings
17:43 The Shift in Disclosure Dynamics
20:31 The Future of Transparency in Government
23:34 Final Thoughts

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The people who built the domestic terror apparatus are suddenly terrified it's being used. Professor Nick Giordano exposes the receipts they don't want you to see. When protest stops being protest and turns into intimidation, coercion, and violence, the government's response exposes a dangerous line between law enforcement and ideological control.

This episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast examines NSPM-7 and the National Strategy for Countering Domestic Terrorism through a critical lens, separating lawful dissent and peaceful protest from the extremism now playing out in cities like Minneapolis. It explains how bureaucratic power expanded under the banner of public safety, why political elites are suddenly alarmed, and how pre-crime logic threatens constitutional liberties regardless of who holds office.

What You'll Learn

• The clear legal and moral difference between peaceful protest and political extremism
• How NSPM-7 redefined dissent, association, and ideology as threat indicators
• Why intimidation, harassment, and obstruction cross the line from protest into extremism
• How Operation Arctic Frost and Prohibited Access files reveal institutional concealment and abuse
• Why dismantling domestic terrorism frameworks matters more than partisan outcomes

This episode confronts selective outrage, exposes constitutional rot, and explains why a free society must protect lawful protest while rejecting extremism enforced through mobs or bureaucratic power.

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Timestamps

• 00:52 Lawlessness in Minneapolis
• 02:37 Federalism and the Role of Government
• 05:41 Domestic Terrorism and Surveillance
• 08:17 The Weaponization of Bureaucracy
• 11:24 The Left's Reaction to Authoritarianism
• 14:05 Belief vs. Conduct in Political Discourse
• 16:58 The Role of Ideology in Law Enforcement
• 19:54 The Consequences of Targeting Beliefs
• 22:37 The Need for a New Approach to Governance
• 25:45 The Dangers of Normalizing Surveillance
• 28:15 The Future of American Liberty

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In January 1776, a short, unsigned pamphlet ignited a revolution by teaching ordinary people to question power itself.

This episode of the America's Founding Series tells the gripping story of Thomas Paine and the explosive impact of Common Sense, the most influential piece of political writing in American history. The episode explores how Paine reframed authority, popular sovereignty, and liberty, and why his rejection of both unchecked government power and mob rule still matters in a time of expanding bureaucracy and political extremism.

What You'll Learn

• Why Common Sense was considered treasonous and revolutionary in 1776
• How Thomas Paine made independence thinkable before it was inevitable
• What Paine meant by calling government a necessary evil
• Why Paine rejected mob rule as a threat to natural rights and republican government
• How Paine's ideas explain the tension between government power and citizen liberty today

As America marks the 250th anniversary of Common Sense, this episode asks whether the nation still trusts the judgment of reasonable citizens or prefers obedience enforced from above or below. The American Revolution did not begin with a musket. It began with an idea that refused to die.

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Timestamps

• 00:52 January 1776
• 02:45 The Rise of Thomas Paine
• 05:30 The Impact of Common Sense
• 09:37 Paine's Warnings on Power and Mob Rule
• 13:49 The Enduring Legacy of Paine's Ideas

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Brigitte Gabriel exposes anti-ICE violence in Minneapolis and the political strategy driving the unrest. Organized protests are escalating into mob intimidation and violence as the rule of law continues to be undermined.

This episode of The P.A.S. Report Podcast breaks down the Minneapolis anti-ICE riots and how political decisions by state and city leaders have fueled disorder and emboldened activists. Professor Nick Giordano is joined by Brigitte Gabriel, founder of Act for America and author of Rise: In Defense of Judeo-Christian Values and Freedom, to explain why the right must rebuild grassroots power, confront rising anti-Western ideology inside the West, and prepare for the geopolitical shockwaves of a potential Iranian regime collapse.

What You'll Learn

• Why anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis are turning violent and who benefits politically
• How attacks on ICE undermine national sovereignty and public safety
• Why political apathy is more dangerous than organized activism
• How local engagement and voter mobilization can shift political outcomes
• Why anti-Western ideology inside the West poses an existential civilizational threat
• What a free Iran could mean for the Middle East and global stability

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Timestamps

• 00:52 The Crisis in Minneapolis and Support for ICE
• 05:57 Political Complacency and Grassroots Mobilization
• 09:59 The Importance of Local Engagement
• 13:58 Cultural Shifts and Victimhood in Society
• 20:52 The U.S. and Iran: A Geopolitical Perspective
• 26:59 The Future of Iran and Global Implications

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Iran protests are shaking the foundations of a brutal regime, but the real question is why this moment matters for the United States. In this episode of The P.A.S. Report, Professor Giordano breaks through media silence to explain the stakes, the risks, and the policy choices that could reshape the global balance of power.

As unrest spreads across Iran, exaggerated claims of imminent collapse collide with a far harsher reality. This episode examines what is actually happening on the ground, why Americans have already paid a heavy price for the Islamic Republic, and how Iran fits into the broader anti-American axis involving Russia, China, and Venezuela. The focus is not on slogans or wishful thinking, but on clear-eyed strategy, historical patterns, and realistic policy options.

What You'll Learn:

• Why Iran protests are not just a domestic issue but a direct U.S. national interest
• How the Iranian regime has killed Americans through proxy warfare and why that history matters now
• What weakens authoritarian regimes and why elite defections matter more than street protests
• How Iran connects Russia, China, and a shifting Middle East into an anti-American axis
• Why the real policy choice is not war or indifference, and what a third path could look like

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Timestamps

• 00:52 The Current Situation in Iran
• 00:55 Understanding the Iranian Regime's Popularity and Repression
• 08:29 Analyzing Conditions for Revolution in Iran
• 13:45 Why Should Americans Care About Iran?
• 19:46 Geopolitical Implications of Iran's Stability
• 33:02 Exploring a Third Path in U.S. Foreign Policy

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Hercules Mulligan was not a general or a politician. He was a tailor who quietly helped save the American Revolution while silence would have kept him safe. This episode tells the gripping, high-stakes story of Mulligan and his enslaved courier Cato and why their choices still matter today.

In this installment of America's Founding Series, we go inside British-occupied New York where loose talk, ego, and courage collided. You will hear how intelligence was gathered, moved, and acted on, the moral complexity behind the heroes we remember, and why speaking the truth often carries a personal cost. This is not a lecture. It's a story about courage under pressure, imperfect heroes, and the price of telling the truth when it would be easier to stay quiet.

What You'll Learn in This Episode

• How Hercules Mulligan used proximity, psychology, and British arrogance to sabotage enemy plans
• Why Cato's role as a courier involved far greater personal risk than history often acknowledges
• The irony of British officers wearing uniforms made by the man undermining their missions
• Why silence is often safer, and why courage means acting anyway
• What this forgotten story teaches about whistleblowers, dissent, and moral risk today

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Timestamps

• 00:52 The Setting of Revolutionary New York
• 05:35 The Role of Hercules Mulligan
• 11:32 Cato: The Unsung Hero
• 14:41 Courage in the Face of Adversity

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For Christ and Country: The Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk is not just a book title. It is a warning about what happens when political hatred becomes normalized and violence is excused. In this episode of The P.A.S. Report, Professor Nick Giordano is joined by author Drew Thomas Allen to examine how escalating rhetoric, institutional rot, and ideological extremism are driving America toward moral collapse.

Allen explains why the assassination of Charlie Kirk was not an isolated tragedy, but the predictable result of years of dehumanization fueled by media, academia, and political leaders. The conversation connects current events, including attacks on public officials, demonization of law enforcement, and the casual use of "Nazi" and "fascist" labels, to a deeper spiritual crisis facing the nation.

What You Will Learn in This Episode:

• How political language precedes violence and why escalation is accelerating
• Why the Left remains ideologically unified while the Right fractures internally
• The role media, academia, and activism play in America's moral decay
• How law enforcement became a political target and why that matters
• Why saving the country requires spiritual renewal, not political theatrics

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Timestamps

• 00:52 The Current Political Climate
• 02:43 The Consequences of Rhetoric and Violence
• 05:28 Infighting and Ideological Purity on the Right
• 08:22 The Role of Institutions in Moral Decay
• 11:21 The Left's Pursuit of Power and Its Consequences
• 14:13 The Impact of Radical Activism on Society
• 16:49 The Role of Law Enforcement and Political Rhetoric
• 19:45 The Spiritual Battle for America's Soul
• 22:57 The Importance of Community and Family Values
• 25:44 Discourse is Essential

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