Rod Martin

In this discussion, Cristina Rodríguez, a Yale Law professor and co-chair of the Supreme Court Commission, teams up with Rod D. Martin, a political commentator and former advisor. They dissect the profound implications of birthright citizenship, rooted in the 14th Amendment. Key topics include the historical context of landmark cases like Wong Kim Ark, and the ongoing legal battles over children's citizenship rights amidst ever-evolving immigration policies. Their debate highlights the urgent need for a nuanced conversation around these critical issues.

Rod D. Martin, Founder and CEO of Martin Capital, shares his insights as a tech guru and public intellectual. He discusses the crisis of personal medical freedom and the impact of censorship on individual liberties. Highlighting the perilous clash between good and evil, he explores the Judeo-Christian roots of American values compared to the chaos of the French Revolution. Martin conveys a hopeful vision of the resurgence of Christianity among youth and champions the need for truth and free speech in today’s society.