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  • Presidents Exceeding Power Through History
    2025/11/14
    What happens when a president pushes their power too far?
    Lillian Cauldwell uncovers the presidents who exceeded authority—and the warning signs we can’t ignore today.

    In this episode of Lest We Forget Historical, Lillian Cauldwell explores how presidents exceeding power have shaped American history. She explains how leaders across different eras pushed the limits of executive authority, often stretching the Constitution during moments of crisis, conflict, or political ambition. Lillian highlights how some presidents controlled the narrative, silenced critics, or expanded their reach far beyond what the Founders intended.

    These examples reveal how fragile democracy becomes when accountability weakens and authority grows unchecked. Drawing connections to today’s climate, Lillian asks whether our current safeguards remain strong enough to prevent similar abuses of power.

    History, she reminds us, often repeats itself when warnings go unheeded. This episode encourages listeners to stay informed, stay engaged, and remember that democracy depends on limits, transparency, and vigilance. 🎙 From Passionate World Talk Radio Network — where real conversations matter. Stay informed, stay inspired, and help us keep independent voices alive at www.passionateworldtalkradio.com

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    22 分
  • The Plan That Could Redefine America’s Future | Project 2025 Explained
    2025/11/07


    In this episode of Lest We Forget History, Lillian Cauldwell highlights journalist Adam Lynch’s report on Project 2025—a bold plan that challenged the limits of democracy itself. Lynch describes how its chief architect, Russell Vought, envisioned reshaping government into a hierarchy reminiscent of a monarchy—an echo of Mad King George III that the Founding Fathers once rose against.

    Even some of the movement’s most devoted supporters have quietly stepped back, realizing how far this vision drifted from the nation’s core ideals. A recent confrontation involving a liberal judge exposed those cracks, showing how ambition and hubris can undo even the most calculated plans.

    As Virginia Heffernan of The New Republic observed, this unraveling wasn’t caused by one scandal—it was history itself pushing back. Courts, citizens, and civic memory joined forces to slow the march toward tyranny, reaffirming that democracy endures because people remember.

    This episode stands as both warning and reassurance: democracy may bend under pressure, but it does not easily break. Listen as Lillian Cauldwell connects the lessons of the past to the struggles of the present—because freedom survives only when we refuse to forget.

    📚 Resources:
    Reporting by Adam Lynch — Mississippi Free Press via MSN
    Commentary by Virginia Heffernan — The New Republic 🎙 From Passionate World Talk Radio Network — where real conversations matter. Stay informed, stay inspired, and help us keep independent voices alive at www.passionateworldtalkradio.com

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    11 分
  • Could the Insurrection Act Be Used Against Americans?
    2025/10/31
    Few realize how much power the Insurrection Act gives a president.


    In today’s episode of Lest We Forget History, Lillian Cauldwell discusses an article by journalist Adam Lynch that highlights expert concerns over the dangerous loopholes in the Insurrection Act and former President Trump’s renewed threat to invoke it. Former senior government lawyers Bob Bauer and Jack Goldsmith warn that the Act grants a president broad authority to deploy military forces domestically—even against U.S. citizens.

    They point out that during the Biden administration, several attempts to reform the Act failed. Now, with the current Congress aligned with the president, meaningful legislative action appears unlikely. However, both experts caution that if American troops are used recklessly or harm civilians, the resulting public outrage could spark long-overdue reform and reshape how executive power is exercised in times of crisis.

    🎙 From Passionate World Talk Radio Network — where real conversations matter. Stay informed, stay inspired, and help us keep independent voices alive at www.passionateworldtalkradio.com.

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    10 分
  • McCarthyism Revisited Power, Fear, and Loyalty
    2025/10/31
    Lillian Cauldwell examines McCarthyism Revisited, drawing sharp parallels

    In today’s episode of Lest We Forget History, host Lillian Cauldwell examines McCarthyism Revisited, drawing sharp parallels between the 1950s witch hunts and the current president’s assault on democratic institutions.
    While Senator McCarthy targeted individuals suspected of Communist ties, today’s attacks reach far deeper — aimed at Blue states, Democratic leaders, and dissenting voices. The tactics echo the past, but the scale is unprecedented.

    A leader who dismisses constitutional norms, rewrites governance, and demands loyalty over law evokes the same dangers that once silenced an entire generation. His demagoguery makes McCarthy’s crusade look like a rehearsal. Join Lillian as she reshapes Lest We Forget History, offering a powerful lesson in historical memory and political accountability.

    Because when citizens forget the past, democracy pays the price.

    🎧 Listen now to learn how political fear and loyalty tests are reshaping our nation’s values.

    👉 History’s warnings are never outdated — fear can still replace freedom when truth is ignored.
    📌 Share this episode to keep the conversation alive about the lessons America can’t afford to forget.
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    8 分
  • Limits of Presidential Power Explained
    2025/10/17
    Can a president do anything they want? Lillian Cauldwell reveals how the Constitution draws the line on power in this compelling episode.

    In this episode of Lest We Forget History, host Lillian Cauldwell tackles the current president’s question: “What are the limits of presidential power?” Drawing from American Progress, Lillian explores how the Constitution outlines what a president can—and cannot—do, and how the Supreme Court continues to shape those boundaries.

    She reveals how checks and balances protect democracy and prevent overreach, connecting past lessons to current challenges in American leadership. 📖 Learn how the Founders’ vision still influences modern debates about executive authority and accountability.

    Tune in to Lest We Forget History to better understand how history guides our future. 💬 We’d love to hear your perspective — what stood out to you in this episode?

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    18 分
  • 20th Amendment in History: Why It Still Matters
    2025/09/26
    Unpacking the 20th Amendment and why it still matters today.

    In today’s episode of Lest We Forget History, host Lillian Cauldwell continues her reading of the U.S. Constitution, focusing on the 20th Amendment. She reminds us how carefully our forefathers crafted a legal framework designed to protect every citizen. Lillian emphasizes that civic participation is essential — laws must be upheld and applied by the people themselves. Without these guiding principles, the freedoms our predecessors fought to preserve may fade away.

    🎧 Listen as Lillian Cauldwell explains what you need to know about the 20th Amendment.

    📜 History is more than the past — it’s a reminder of lessons we must carry forward. When we forget, history has a way of repeating itself. Stay engaged, stay informed, and help preserve the freedoms our forefathers fought to protect.

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    14 分
  • Amendment 19 and Women’s Voting Rights Explained
    2025/09/19
    In this episode of Lest We Forget History, Lillian Cauldwell unpacks Amendments 8–20, highlighting Section 4’s outline of presidential and vice-presidential powers—both elected and incumbent. She then turns to the cornerstone of democracy: Amendment 19 and women’s voting rights. Gender is no barrier, and any attempt to block women—especially women of color—from voting is a direct violation of the law. Lillian reads this amendment twice, ensuring every listener feels the weight and urgency of its promise.


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    15 分
  • U.S. Constitution Rights in Article III Explained
    2025/09/12
    In today’s episode, Lillian Cauldwell continues her powerful reading and interpretation of the U.S. Constitution, reminding us of the freedoms secured through the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and countless battles fought to defend liberty. This episode highlights Article III, Section 2, which defines the scope of judicial power—covering cases in law and equity under the Constitution, federal laws, and treaties, as well as matters involving ambassadors, public ministers, consuls, maritime jurisdiction, and controversies with the United States.

    🙌 Tune in as Lillian explores the foundation of justice and the rights safeguarded by America’s hard-won history of freedom. 💡 Enjoyed this episode? Share it with a friend!

    📢 Don’t keep it a secret—spread the word and help others discover these valuable insights.

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    12 分