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The Republic - If You Can Keep It

The Republic – If You Can Keep It: Cutting Through the Noise, Unfiltered Conversations About the Nation We InheritedThe Republic – If You Can Keep It is a fearless deep dive into the Constitution, law, history, and the civic forces shaping America.

Podcast · By Rob and Lou · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    🌍🇺🇸 Foreign Assistance – Help from Overseas | The Republic IYCKI #30 (opens the original)

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    The American Revolution was a fight for liberty — but it was not fought alone.In this episode, Lou and Rob explore how three foreign patriots — Marquis de Lafayette , Baron von Steuben , and Tadeusz Kościuszko — crossed oceans, defied kings, and risked everything to help a fledgling nation stand against the world’s most powerful empire. 🇫🇷 Lafayette — The French Connection Barely nineteen, Lafayette arrived in America driven by conviction, not conquest. His courage at Brandywine, his diplomacy i

  2. Episode · Jul 23, 2026

    🔥 Samuel Adams & Patrick Henry — The Flames That Fanned the Revolution | The Republic IYCKI #29 (opens the original)

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    Two patriots. One revolution. The fire that changed history. Before the Continental Congress convened and before muskets thundered at Lexington, two men ignited the spirit of rebellion. Samuel Adams , the master of persuasion and organizer of resistance, and Patrick Henry , the fiery Virginian whose words could move mountains, transformed colonial frustration into revolutionary purpose. This episode explores how their courage and conviction shaped the early movement for independence — from the C

  3. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    ⚓ John Paul Jones — The Father of the Continental Navy | The Republic IYCKI #28 (opens the original)

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    Before the cannons thundered and the flags of freedom flew, there was a boy from Scotland staring out across the misty Solway Firth — dreaming of the sea. In this episode, Lou and Rob chart the extraordinary rise of John Paul Jones , the fiery Scotsman who became the Father of the Continental Navy and the embodiment of American audacity. From his humble beginnings as a cabin boy to his legendary duels against the British fleet, Jones’ story is one of grit, genius, and defiance. You’ll sail throu

  4. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    June 2026 — The Monthly Docket - Can You Say "HOLY C@^%???" (opens the original)

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    June didn’t just deliver headlines — it delivered a collision of law, politics, and constitutional power. In this episode, Lou and Rob break down the month’s biggest developments, starting with the Iran memorandum of understanding: a diplomatic pressure‑release valve that stops short of a treaty but signals a strategic pause in rising tensions. They explore what the MOU actually does, what it doesn’t, and how it fits into the ongoing tug‑of‑war over executive authority and the War Powers Act.Fro

  5. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Unsung Heroes of the Continental Army — The Quiet Titans Who Won the War | The Republic IYCKI #27 (opens the original)

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    No spin. No legends. Just the real story of the men who actually won the war. In this episode of The Republic… If You Can Keep It, Lou and Rob shine a long‑overdue spotlight on the four men who shaped the Revolutionary War from the shadows — leaders whose brilliance, grit, and unconventional tactics helped secure American independence even though their names rarely make the headlines. • General Nathanael GreeneThe self‑taught strategist who rebuilt the Continental Army in the South, outmaneuvere

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