Episode
We Have to Prove It (Constitutional Action, American Fork Veterans' Hall, 4/30/2026)
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- EXIT Podcast
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- May 14, 2026
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- 899
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Summary
Below is my speech from Constitutional Action at the American Fork Veterans’ Hall, April 30th. At last month’s meeting, we presented a historical model for what is happening in Utah, & how we got here — and I made the case that we need a state government willing to defend its citizens and their rights under the Constitution, instead of using the letter of the law as an excuse to ignore the spirit. The question that I hope it raised in your minds is, how do we get there? Can we get there? I’m here tonight to tell you that we can. EXIT is a fraternity dedicated to shorting managerial systems and building the human institutions that come next. Learn more here: I suspect most of you are here because, like me, you feel like you’re going a little bit crazy. You grew up in a state that was arguably the most cohesive and functional place, in a much more cohesive and functional country. Now, you’re watching as the Republican state government sells your home out from under you in a hundred procedural ways. The Republican state legislature and governor appointed a single “expert” (who happened to be a radical leftist activist) to assess the performance of every judge in the state. This year, through the Better Boundaries initiative, Republicans have handed one of those leftist judges the authority to unilaterally redraw our Congressional districts, creating a radical socialist seat in Salt Lake City. That seat was just won at the Democratic state convention by Liban Mohamed, thanks to a Somali ethnic political machine that the Republican Party willfully imported, along with tens of thousands of “refugees” and hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants, all protected by de facto sanctuary policies. After decades of work by Republican lawmakers, Salt Lake City is as violent, depra…