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Saturday Radio with Douglas V. Gibbs

“Mr. Constitution

Constitution Radio: With Alan and Dennis (Doug is on the road, this week)

Mr. Constitution Hour: 1st Segment – Doug discusses an “anti-work, pro-socialism” video by a lefty young snowflake; 2nd Segment – Doug discusses January 6 Trials and what actually happened at the Capitol in 2021; 3rd Segment – Doug discusses Nuremburg Trials and Japanese post-war occupation by the United States.

Constitution Radio with Douglas V. Gibbs

Saturdays, 1:00 – 3:00 pm Pacific Time

KMET 1490-AM

(www.kmet1490am.com)

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2022/2023 Podcast Page

Classic Podcast Page on SoundCloud (for pre-2022 episodes)

Mr. Constitution Hour airs every Saturday Night at 9pm.

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Mr. Constitution Hour on KPRZ is a radio broadcast that looks at The United States Constitution through the lens of Christianity. The program is hosted by Mr. Constitution Douglas V. Gibbs.

Past episodes are available at the radio station’s podcast page set up for Doug

at

https://podcast.revolutionharbor.com/@mrconstitution/episodes

and at

https://omny.fm/shows/douglas-v-gibbs/playlists/mr-constitution-hour-by-douglas-v-gibbs

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Douglas

Douglas V. Gibbs, “Mr. Constitution”: Radio Host, Author, Public Speaker, and Instructor. President of the Constitution Association, fellow of the American Freedom Alliance, a Sentinel for the Heritage Foundation, and has appeared on television and radio outlets. Doug is an award winning blogger and free lance newspaper columnist whose articles appear in both print, and online. Doug is a family man, married to his high school sweetheart. He is the father of two and has seven grandchildren. Doug is a proud United States Navy veteran.

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