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Interviews, presentations and films about restoring Constitutional government. Select a video to watch it.
Assembly Videos
Interviews and presentations from Oregon’s Jural Assemblies.

Rick Dancer Interviews R.D. Mitchell from the Oregon General Jural Assembly
R.D. Mitchell discusses the current status of our Government and the nationwide movement of the People assembling.

Chuck Cox of the Lane County General Jural Assembly Gives a Presentation to Potential Assembly Members
How a County General Jural Assembly is formed, with questions and answers from the audience.

R.D. Mitchell: Hindrances to Restoring Oregon and the Republic
What hindrances and efforts are being done to stop the restoring of the State of Oregon and the Republic.
Films & Documentaries
Films and talks about America’s founding principles and today’s events.

We Still Hold These Truths
In a world of moral confusion, and of arbitrary and unlimited government, America’s founding principles are our best access to permanent truths and the best

Just Wild – The American Form of Government
When Benjamin Franklin exited the Constitutional Convention he was asked by a woman sir what have you given us his immediate response was a republic ma’am if you can

President Trump Addresses the 72nd Session of the UN General Assembly
President Trump addresses the 72nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly.

Monumental- The Pilgrims gave us a blueprint for a successful Nation
The Pilgrims gave us a blueprint for a successful Nation – Kirk Cameron Monumental is the story of America’s beginnings. Presented, produced, and starring
Founders Friday with Glenn Beck
Glenn Beck’s 2010 Founders’ Friday series on the people who built America.

Glenn Beck Founders Friday George Washington
Glenn Beck Founders Friday George Washington – 05/07/2010

Glenn Beck Founders Friday Black American Founders
Glenn Beck Founders Friday Black American Founders – 05/28/2010

Glenn Beck Founders Friday Revisited
Glenn Beck -5/27/2011- Founders’ Fridays Revisited
History Blog
Short articles about the founders and America’s history.

Sam Adams Might Never Have Brewed Beer
Credit: Justin Sullivan/ Getty Images News via Getty Images Sam Adams was the most influential member of the Sons of Liberty, a loosely organized political

George Washington Lost More Battles Than He Won
Credit: MPI/ Archive Photos via Getty Images General George Washington embodies the phrase “losing the battle but winning the war,” because during the American Revolution,

Benjamin Franklin Invented a Musical Instrument Used by Mozart and Beethoven
Credit: Print Collector/ Hulton Archive via Getty Images In the mid-1700s, while serving as a delegate for the American colonies in Europe, Benjamin Franklin experienced

Alexander Hamilton Was Captain of One of the Oldest U.S. Army Regiments in Existence
Credit: Drew Angerer/ Getty Images News via Getty Images Alexander Hamilton is known for many things — he was the prolific writer behind the Federalist

John Hancock Was Accused of Smuggling
Credit: Stock Montage/ Archive Photos via Getty Images On May 24, 1775, John Hancock became the presiding officer over the Second Continental Congress. A little

James Madison Was the Shortest President in U.S. History
Although James Madison’s signature doesn’t adorn the Declaration of Independence, as the nation’s fourth President and chief architect of the Bill of Rights, he’s widely

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson Died on the Same Day
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson, bitter political rivals and, at times, close friends, died on the very same day — July 4, 1826, 50 years


