The Bryan Hyde Show hour one 7-28-2020

• Eric Peters from EPAutos.com joins me to talk about the power of the word "no" when it comes to resisting the mask mandates being imposed by retailers. Also, we discuss the deployment of the Sneeze Police and what's likely to follow in their footsteps.
• The narrative that the president has sent so-called "storm troopers" to the streets of American cities is gaining traction in many circles, but is it factually correct? Pat Buchanan calls it a "bright, shining lie." He makes a reasonable distinction between accepting over-reaching federal law enforcement and surrendering to mob rule.
• One of the more curious aspects of the Black Lives Matter movement is the organization's hostility toward the Western nuclear family. As Bradley Thomas explains, this is consistent with Marxist doctrine which rejects the patriarchal family because it promotes and sustains private property.
• Most of us want to speak up and defend the truth, as we understand it. But is combative discussion the best way to do that? As James Walpole explains, the Socratic dialogue is a useful tool for getting people to think by asking the right questions, rather than beating them into submission with answers.