Law Enforcement legend, Sheriff Richard Mack and Kelly John Walker of FreedomTalk discuss the “Last Best Line of Defense” against tyranny: The Constitutional Sheriff. Do you know the ONLY five powers delegated to Federal Law Enforcement?

 

 

Summary:

➡ Sheriff Richard Mack, a former sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, is known for suing the Clinton administration in the 90s over the overreach of the Brady bill, a gun control law. This was the first time a sheriff sued the federal government, challenging their attempt to enforce the Brady bill nationwide without negotiation or compensation. Despite initial resistance from other sheriffs, Mack stood his ground, believing that the federal government was overstepping its boundaries. His case, supported by the NRA, went to the Supreme Court and won, marking a significant moment in the history of state versus federal power.
➡ The text discusses the federal government’s overreach and the importance of local law enforcement, particularly sheriffs, in upholding the constitution. It highlights the federal government’s limited powers, such as investigating treason and protecting borders, and criticizes its overstepping, such as double jeopardy and labeling parents as domestic terrorists. The text also emphasizes the role of sheriffs as the ultimate law enforcement authority in their counties and encourages citizens to support their local sheriffs and join the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA) to help protect their rights and take back America county by county.
➡ The text discusses the importance of natural rights, particularly the right to self-defense and the fruits of one’s labor. It emphasizes that these rights are inherent and should not be infringed upon by any government or authority. The text also highlights the role of local government, particularly sheriffs, in protecting these rights and suggests that citizens should actively participate in ensuring their rights are not violated. It ends by warning against the dangers of government overreach and the importance of standing up against it.
➡ The speaker discusses his political journey, including winning a case against the federal government and running for sheriff in Utah. However, he lost the election after his office was raided by the FBI and IRS, which he believes was politically motivated. He suggests that people who feel they are being politically persecuted should seek sanctuary and protection at the county or state level. He also discusses the importance of sheriffs in protecting their constituents and the need for more sheriffs to step up and do so.
➡ The text discusses a court case involving a woman named Tina, who is facing challenges due to a biased judge and a young jury. The speaker expresses concern about Tina’s lack of family support and the unfair treatment she has received, including being tricked into a divorce while her husband was ill. The speaker also discusses the importance of understanding history, referencing the Cold War and Eva Peron, and emphasizes the need for peaceful resistance against communism. The speaker encourages involvement in the CSPOA posse, a group dedicated to preserving liberty, and stresses the importance of working with local sheriffs to maintain peace.

Also discussed: Protecting Americans from Lawfare, election integrity, and the Tina Peters trial in Colorado.

Richard Mack, the former Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, served in law enforcement for 20 years. He served as a Patrol Officer, Corporal, Sergeant, Undercover Agent, School Resource Officer, Detective, and specialized in crimes against children. In 1988 he was elected to the office of Sheriff in his hometown and served as such for eight years. In 1991 he graduated from the FBI Academy.

During his tenure as Sheriff, he became the first sheriff in American history to sue the federal government, take it all the way to the U S Supreme Court, and win a landmark case against government overreach during Clinton Adm). Mack/Printz v us case has been hailed as the most powerful Tenth Amendment decision in USA history.

Mack was named NRA Law Officer of the Year, inducted into NRA Hall of Fame, received the Cicero Award, the Samuel Adams Leadership Award, received the Gun Owners of America’s, Defender of 2nd Amendment award, and the Elected Official of the Year by the Arizona/New Mexico Coalition of Counties.

Sheriff Mack is the Founder and President of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association. This organization is dedicated to the restoration of individual liberty and the protection of Civil Rights. He has provided hundreds of training seminars to Sheriffs, Police, and Public Officials in all 50 States and in several other countries across the world. He has also appeared on CNN, FOX, MSNBC, CBS, ABC, Newsmax, NYTimes, LA Times, USA Today, and over 1,000 radio networks worldwide.

He has been married for 49 years to his wife, Dawn Mack. They have 5 children and 15 grandchildren.

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