Welcome to Forgotten Liberty Radio!
We are the voice of liberty in the Central Valley. Are you tired of losing your liberties and freedoms in California? Join us as we chat weekly about the state of politics at all levels: local, state, and federal!
Episodes:
June 2nd, 2018: David Garcia
We have a blast with David Garcia asking him questions that CNN thinks every lawmaker should be asked.
May 28th, 2018: Interview with Ted Howze
We have updates on the CFR court case and an interview with Ted Howze, candidate for California’s 10th Congressional District. We’d also like to acknowledge the sacrifices of our armed forces on this year’s Memorial Day. To learn more about Ted Howze, visit his website. We
May 19th, 2018: That's So Crazy, It Must Have Come Out Of California
We go over the latest news, both at a state and federal level.
May 12th, 2018: Candidate Forum at SCC
We bring you another candidate forum at Stanislaus Concerned Citizens.
May 5th, 2018: Shannon Sanford and Janice Keating
This week, we bring you a candidate forum held by Stanislaus Concerned Citizens. For more information about Shannon Sanford, Stanislaus County Superintendent of Schools Candidate, you can visit her website. For more information about Janice Keating, Stanislaus County Board of Supervisor Candidate for District 4, visit her Facebook page or email her at [email protected]
April 21st, 2018: 2A Rally Interviews
This week, we are at the California Capitol attending the national 2A rally. We talk with David Garcia, Calvin (Nevada County SOJ) & Greg, (Placer County SOJ), and Austin Bennett (California State Senate Candidate, District 6)
April 14th, 2018: The State of Liberty
We have an interview with Rod from the State of Liberty.
April 7th, 2018: The Jefferson Declaration of Independence
Rudy and Matthew go over the State of Jefferson Declaration of Independence.
The Declaration can be read here: soj51.org
March 24th, 2018: History of Jefferson
In this inaugural episode of the Jefferson Liberty Radio show, Rudy and Matthew dive into the history of the State of Jefferson, as well provide an update on the CFR court case and share some of the vision for the State of Jefferson’s government structure.