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Live Free TV is a business podcast hosted by The ACRU, with 15 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #31

  Religious Liberty, Sharia Law, and the Constitution

  Aug 29, 202628 min

  What happens when religious liberty is used to shield a political ideology from constitutional scrutiny? Lt. Col. Allen West argues that Americans must distinguish between protecting an individual’s freedom of worship and ignoring organized movements that seek to undermine constitutional principles. In this episode of Live Free TV, we examine political Islam through the lens of individual rights, freedom of religion, freedom of speech, equal protection, and the constitutional oath to support and defend the United States. Also discussed: - Why criticism of an ideology is not the same as hostility toward individuals - The constitutional conflict between individual liberty and systems demanding submission - The Muslim Brotherhood memorandum and the Holy Land Foundation trial - The Islamic Society of North America and its upcoming convention - Religious persecution, blasphemy laws, and freedom of expression - The political alliance between Marxist and Islamist movements - Why elected officials must be questioned about their commitment to the Constitution - The inaugural issue of The Constitutional Defender - Veterans and Valor on November 11, 2026, in Bonita Springs, Florida

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  At 250, Will America Still Choose Liberty?

  Aug 17, 202624 min

  America’s 250th anniversary gives us plenty to celebrate, but it also demands an honest look at what we are preserving. Are the rights to life, liberty, and property still treated as God-given rights, or as privileges government may redefine and ration? In this episode of Live Free TV, Lt. Col. Allen West examines the principles behind the Declaration of Independence, John Locke’s natural-rights theory, and the constitutional oath to support and defend the nation’s founding law. He argues that America’s next chapter depends on citizens who understand those principles and are willing to defend them. LTC West addresses: - Why “Independence Day” means more than a date on the calendar - The difference between liberty and government control - Property rights, taxation, and wealth redistribution - Whether candidates who reject constitutional structures can honestly swear to defend them - The continuing duty of America’s veterans - Thomas Paine, Frédéric Bastiat, and the ideas worth reading in America’s 250th year - Veterans and Valor in Bonita Springs on Veterans Day 2026 Supporting the Constitution is passive. Defending it requires action. The choice before Americans is whether we will remain steadfast and loyal to the republic or leave less freedom to the generations that follow us. Learn more and support the work: https://theacru.org https://supportanddefend.org Subscribe to Live Free TV for clear conversations about constitutional rights, liberty, and the responsibilities of citizenship. #LiveFreeTV #America250 #Constitution #Liberty #AllenWest

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  Can Governors Stop Sheriffs from Working with ICE? The Constitution Says No | Lt. Col. Allen West

  Jul 31, 202616 min

  Can a governor order sheriffs to stop cooperating with ICE? What does the Constitution actually say about immigration enforcement, state authority, and the rule of law? In this episode of Live Free TV, Lt. Col. Allen West examines recent efforts by some states to restrict cooperation between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He explains the constitutional principles behind the debate, including the Supremacy Clause, the Guarantee Clause, and the responsibilities of elected sheriffs to uphold the law. West also discusses: - New York's directive to sheriffs regarding ICE cooperation - Maryland's immigration enforcement policies - The 287(g) program and how local law enforcement works with ICE - The legal distinction between federal and state authority - Why the rule of law matters for public safety and national sovereignty - Whether you agree or disagree, understanding the constitutional framework is essential to the conversation. Topics covered: - ICE and the 287(g) Program - Sanctuary States & Sanctuary Cities - The Supremacy Clause - Article IV and the Guarantee Clause - Constitutional Sheriffs - Immigration Enforcement - Border Security - Rule of Law Learn more about the American Constitutional Rights Union: https://theacru.org Support the Committee to Support and Defend: https://supportanddefend.org Subscribe for more episodes of Live Free TV with Lt. Col. Allen West covering the Constitution, public policy, election integrity, border security, and the principles that preserve liberty. #LiveFreeTV #AllenWest #Constitution #ICE #BorderSecurity #RuleOfLaw #Sheriffs #287g #Immigration #ACRU Can a governor order sheriffs to stop cooperating with ICE? What does the Constitution actually say about immigration enforcement, state authority, and the rule of law? In this episode of Live Free TV, Lt. Col. Allen West examines recent efforts by some states to restrict cooperation between local law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He explains the constitutional principles behind the debate, including the Supremacy Clause, the Guarantee Clause, and the responsibilities of elected sheriffs to uphold the law. West also discusses: - New York's directive to sheriffs regarding ICE cooperation - Maryland's immigration enforcement policies - The 287(g) program and how local law enforcement works with ICE - The legal distinction between federal and state authority - Why the rule of law matters for public safety and national sovereignty - Whether you agree or disagree, understanding the constitutional framework is essential to the conversation. Topics covered: - ICE and the 287(g) Program - Sanctuary States & Sanctuary Cities - The Supremacy Clause - Article IV and the Guarantee Clause - Constitutional Sheriffs - Immigration Enforcement - Border Security - Rule of Law Learn more about the American Constitutional Rights Union: https://theacru.org Support the Committee to Support and Defend: https://supportanddefend.org Subscribe for more episodes of Live Free TV with Lt. Col. Allen West covering the Constitution, public policy, election integrity, border security, and the principles that preserve liberty. #LiveFreeTV #AllenWest #Constitution #ICE #BorderSecurity #RuleOfLaw #Sheriffs #287g #Immigration #ACRU

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  Episode #28

  If You Don't Vote, You Don't Live Free

  Jul 29, 20267 min

  As America celebrates its 250th year, Lt. Col. Allen West delivers a message from Brunswick, Georgia, that freedom is never guaranteed—it must be defended at the ballot box. While visiting the Golden Isles Veterans Village, Allen reflects on America's founding principles, the importance of rugged individualism, and why veterans, Christians, and gun owners must become more engaged in the political process. From honoring those who served to confronting the growing influence of collectivist ideology, this episode is a call to every American who values liberty: participate, vote, and help preserve the Constitutional Republic for the next generation. In this episode: - Why veterans deserve more than our gratitude - The importance of voting in the 2026 midterm elections - Rugged individualism vs. collectivism - America's 250th anniversary and the road to America 300 - Why liberty survives only when citizens participate For more information about voting and volunteering in your state, visit our election resources page here: As America celebrates its 250th year, Lt. Col. Allen West delivers a message from Brunswick, Georgia, that freedom is never guaranteed—it must be defended at the ballot box. While visiting the Golden Isles Veterans Village, Allen reflects on America's founding principles, the importance of rugged individualism, and why veterans, Christians, and gun owners must become more engaged in the political process. From honoring those who served to confronting the growing influence of collectivist ideology, this episode is a call to every American who values liberty: participate, vote, and help preserve the Constitutional Republic for the next generation. In this episode: - Why veterans deserve more than our gratitude - The importance of voting in the 2026 midterm elections - Rugged individualism vs. collectivism - America's 250th anniversary and the road to America 300 - Why liberty survives only when citizens participate For more information about voting and volunteering in your state, visit our election resources page here:

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  Episode #27

  Two Unsupreme Decisions That Could Reshape America

  Jul 3, 202624 min

  As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Lt. Col. Allen West looks ahead to a bigger question: what kind of nation are we leaving for America 300? In this episode of Live Free TV, he addresses two recent Supreme Court decisions he believes undermine the foundation of our constitutional republic: Watson v. Republican National Committee, which allowed states to count mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, and the Court’s ruling against President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship. From election integrity and mail-in ballots to the meaning of citizenship under the 14th Amendment, Lt. Col. West argues that Americans must pay close attention, get engaged, and defend the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The mission remains clear: support and defend our constitutional rights, freedoms, and liberties for the next generation — and the one after that. Learn more at https://theacru.org Support the Committee to Support and Defend: https://supportanddefend.org As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, Lt. Col. Allen West looks ahead to a bigger question: what kind of nation are we leaving for America 300? In this episode of Live Free TV, he addresses two recent Supreme Court decisions he believes undermine the foundation of our constitutional republic: Watson v. Republican National Committee, which allowed states to count mail ballots postmarked by Election Day but received afterward, and the Court’s ruling against President Trump’s effort to restrict birthright citizenship. From election integrity and mail-in ballots to the meaning of citizenship under the 14th Amendment, Lt. Col. West argues that Americans must pay close attention, get engaged, and defend the principles laid out in the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. The mission remains clear: support and defend our constitutional rights, freedoms, and liberties for the next generation — and the one after that. Learn more at https://theacru.org Support the Committee to Support and Defend: https://supportanddefend.org

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