America’s Mistakes Podcast

Women's Rights: Time for a Change

In this episode Lewis and Peter take a moment to review Lewis's feelings on Immigration and then dive into the issue of Women's Rights.
Lewis reviews the history of Women's Rights, form a global perspective and here in the Unted States. Lewis points out the inequalities between men and women in politics, business and religion.
Lewis takes a deep dive into the Roe v Wade Supreme Court decision and its impact on women.
Lewis finishes by detailing what Women's rights in America might look like if Trump regains the White House.

Immigration and America's Complexities: A Deep Dive

In this episode of "America's Mistakes," host Peter Hesse is joined by attorney and author Lewis M. Ress to explore the intricate issues surrounding immigration in the United States. The discussion kicks off with a brief recap of the previous episode on Supreme Court challenges before diving into the complexities of immigration policy.
Lewis shares his perspective on the economic, social, and political factors that contribute to the immigration debate, emphasizing the economic needs and prejudices that fuel tensions. The conversation touches on historical immigration policies, enclaves in American cities, and the economic contributions of immigrants, highlighting the multifaceted nature of the issue.
Peter and Lewis discuss recent legislative attempts to address immigration, including proposed bills and the political dynamics at play. They delve into the potential impact of future political leadership on immigration policy, drawing parallels to historical events and exploring possible scenarios.
The episode concludes with a discussion on the need for comprehensive immigration reform and the importance of addressing the root causes of immigration pressures. Lewis offers insights into what can be done to create a more balanced and effective immigration system, emphasizing the role of voters in shaping future policies.
Join us next time as we shift our focus to another pressing issue: women's rights in America.

The Supreme Court Controversy: Unveiling America's Judicial Dilemmas

In this episode of "America's Mistakes," host Peter Hesse and Lewis M. Ress delve into the ongoing controversies surrounding the Supreme Court. They revisit the topics from their inaugural podcast, highlighting the historical and current challenges that have shaped the Court's role in American governance.
The discussion touches on pivotal moments like the Loper Bright decision and Mitch McConnell's controversial actions during Supreme Court appointments. Lewis sheds light on the truth behind these judicial appointments and their far-reaching implications.
The episode critiques the influence of organizations like the Federalist Society in the vetting process of justices and examines the contentious confirmation hearings of justices like Brett Kavanaugh. The conversation extends to the ethical concerns surrounding the Court, questioning the lack of accountability and proposing potential solutions through Senate Judiciary Committee investigations.
Peter and Lewis also address the historical context of the Supreme Court's decisions, drawing parallels with past rulings like the Dred Scott decision and the enduring impact of such judgments. The episode concludes with an insightful look at the possibility of reforming the Supreme Court's ethical framework and the role of the legislative branch in ensuring justice.

Unpacking America's Mistakes: Supreme Court Controversies and Constitutional Challenges

In the inaugural episode of "America's Mistakes," host Peter Hesse is joined by Lewis M. Ress, a distinguished attorney and author, to delve into the complex landscape of America's historical and ongoing errors. With a focus on the Supreme Court's controversial decisions and their profound impact on everyday American life, the discussion highlights the disconnect between constitutional intentions and contemporary judicial interpretations.
Lewis shares his critical insights on pivotal cases, including the reversal of the Chevron ruling and the implications of the Loper Bright decision, which have shifted power dynamics from specialized federal agencies to politically appointed judges. The episode explores the ramifications of these shifts on regulatory bodies like the SEC and FDA, emphasizing the urgent need for public awareness and action.
The conversation also touches on historical issues such as the failure to integrate the ideals of the Declaration of Independence into the Constitution, the persistence of racial segregation in schools, and the controversial influence of religion in government. As Lewis draws attention to the ethical concerns surrounding Supreme Court justices, he urges listeners to recognize the gravity of these challenges and prepares them for the next episode, which will propose actionable solutions to address these critical issues.