MAKE THE CASE Monday Episodes

World War I was a European Civil War...so why did the US enter it? On this make the case episode we explore the true motivations of Woodrow Wilson, the bankers of the time and the new world order that awaited following the US entrance into the First World War...and the devastating fallout that would cover the world in darkness soon after. Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes available at ATMshow.com

Charles Martel was a hero. When the continent of Europe was about to be overrun by Islamic invaders, he united Christendom and led them to victory. It's no understatement to say that he saved western civilization in 732 AD and the countless advancements that have followed. More episodes available at ATMshow.com Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak

The hostile history between European settlers and Native Americans is taught in classrooms of all grade levels across the United States. Western governments are now offering 'land acknowledgements' and some argue that the land should be returned to tribes. So do Native Americans still have a right to the lands they formerly controlled? Today we answer that question....Are Native Americans still the rightful land owners in North America? Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More episod...

September 11th, 2001 was easily one of the darkest days in American history as terror attacks hit New York City, Washington DC and a field in Pennsylvania. What most Americans witnessed that morning on their TVs came as a complete shock...but were some aware of what was going to happen before it did? Today we present the evidence that points to that distinct possibility. More episodes: ATMshow.com Follow Keith on X: x.com/KeithMalinak

There are numerous unsung heroes in American history. When it comes to securing liberty and making sure it was locked into our Constitution for generations to come, nobody was more instrumental than George Mason of Virginia. Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes available at ATMshow.com

When the Mexican-American War broke out in the mid 1800s, President James K. Polk justified it as a response to aggression on American soil. But future president Abraham Lincoln and many other Americans at the time are on record as opposing the call to war against their county's southern neighbor. Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy is considered by most to be a major villain in American political history for his role in the 'Red Scare' of the 1940s and 50s. But was he wrong? In this Make The Case episode, ATM examines the record to determine if McCarthy was all bluster and hype or if there was true in the accusations he was making in regards to a communist infiltration of America. More episodes available at ATMshow.com Follow on X: @KeithMalinak or @AtTheMicShow

The vast majority of Americans want term limits for those we elect to represent us in Washington DC. This 'Make The Case' episode points out why that might be a very big mistake. Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes available at ATMshow.com

Teddy Roosevelt is often ranked high on the list of favorite US presidents, but did the larger than life leader actually do immense harm to the nation he loved through the way he governed? More episodes available at ATMshow.com

If Cinco De Mayo is a holiday that originated in Mexico around a famous Mexican military victory, then why should Americans celebrate it at all? Because it very likely had an enormous impact on the future of the United States, that's why. More episodes available at ATMshow.com

The Louisiana Purchase effectively doubled the size of the United States in 1803 and forever changed the future of a young nation...but it should've never happened to begin with. Follow Keith: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

Abraham Lincoln needed to move the needle during the Civil War...on multiple fronts. The Emancipation Proclamation solved a lot of Lincoln's problems but it did NOT free slaves from bondage. The result was a cruel PR stunt that hurt more people than it helped. Watch this episode: https://youtu.be/I-hno10VuYc Follow Keith: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

Voting is the sacred duty of every American citizen...but why do we elect our US senators? We shouldn't! Watch this episode: https://youtu.be/UNZSiVc6oBk Follow Keith: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

Prohibition banned alcohol in America throughout the 1920s. But was it the primary goal of those who made it happen? Nope. Watch this episode: https://youtu.be/hnVEhe5lB0w Connect... Follow Keith: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 is considered the point in American history where Blacks finally received equal protection under the law in a quest for freedom that took almost 200 years in the United States. But when the momentous law passed along with the subsequent laws that followed, had more damage been done than the good that was intended? Watch this episode: https://youtu.be/ut2Z0LrUZGk More episodes: ATMshow.com

Barack Obama is widely considered to be one of America's more liberal presidents...but Richard Nixon? In this ATM Make The Case episode we explore that claim to see if there's anything to it. More episodes: ATMshow.com

'Democracy' is a word used all the time in the halls of government, in our schools and throughout America in the course of conversation. But America isn't a democracy nor was it set up that way. The words of the founding fathers and the Constitution they crafted makes it clear that from the very beginning of America, we were never intended to be a 'democracy.' The founders hated democracy and today we make that case! Follow on X: @KeithMalinak More At The Mic episodes at ATMshow.com