From the Archives 61: G. Edward Griffin, A Second Look at the Supreme Court

In 1967, the John Birch Society published an LP of a speech delivered by G. Edward Griffin, titled "A Second Look at the Supreme Court." Among other things, Griffin questions the legitimacy of constitutional law, calls for the impeachment of Chief Justice Earl Warren, attacks the Supreme Court's criminal law jurisprudence, and explains the communist conspiracy to take over the United States government. At the time, Griffin was a speechwriter for Curtis LeMay, who was a candidate for Vice-President under George Wallace. Today, Griffin continues to promote an assortment of different conspiracy theories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.