Here's a video that that was posted to
YouTube
for me. During my Congressional campaign I was invited to speak at the University of Texas on the subject of the Military Commissions Act, signed into law by President George Bush on October 17th, 2006. My presentation lasted just over an hour. This clip is near the end of the presentation, after I've had time to build up a good head of steam. It's only 5 1/2 minutes long, but it will give you a good idea of what my eight-hour class is like.
You can find a copy of my original Constitution class archived
here
. I recently discovered that this class was presented in Houston on September 8th, 2001, only three days before the tragedy in New York City. The video was digitized by my friend Kelly, and posted on his website. These seven video files rapidly became the most downloaded files on his site, and there are now close to twenty archive sites on the internet where they can be found. NO, I do not make the three-ring binder handout available anymore. This was only the ninth time I ever presented my class, and it is less sophisticated than my 12-hour DVD version of the class. In spite of that, I suspect I may be more famous (better known) for these videos than I am for running for President of the United States.
Now that I have time to devote to my own website, I hope to archive many video and audio recordings that have been made of me over the last several years. If you have a file you'd like me to post, please ASK before sending it. I may already have it even though it's not currently linked here.
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