Explore a collection of videos showcasing Bill Norton’s speeches on constitutional principles, liberty, and civic engagement. These talks aim to inspire, educate, and empower audiences at conferences, seminars, and intimate gatherings. Dive into the videos below to gain insights and new perspectives.
Everything in its Rightful Place
In October 2015, Bill Norton delivered impactful remarks at the World Congress of Families IX, held in Salt Lake City, Utah. His speech emphasized the importance of allowing individuals and families to govern themselves without excessive government intervention. This event gathered over 4,000 delegates from across the globe.
Article V Conference
In September 2011, Bill Norton delivered a speech at the Conference on the Constitutional Convention. This conference, held at Harvard Law School, brought together over 400 politicians, activists, and citizens from across the political spectrum to discuss the potential and pitfalls of holding an Article V Convention to propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
Bill Norton’s participation underscored the importance of civic engagement and the exploration of foundational principles to address contemporary challenges.
The Making of America Seminar Lesson 1
In order to appreciate the historical setting of the making of America, we need to review some of the little-known or forgotten events that led to the discovery and development of the Western Hemisphere. The Founding Fathers would probably consider this one of the most important parts of our study, because it covers the tempestuous historical period that gave birth to our great American heritage.
We Hold These Truths!
Some basic principles about government protecting rights rather than redistributing things. How redistributing things does not protect rights.
Life, Liberty, and Property: A Life Changing Understanding of Your Most Fundamental Rights.
Learn why property is inseparably connected to life and liberty and why only the individual has the right and control of their property. Understanding property at its most fundamental level will give a clearer understanding of the purpose of life, our interaction with others, and the proper role of government.
Speaking the Language of Liberty
In “Speaking the Language of Liberty” Bill Norton delves into the fundamental principles of liberty and the importance of effectively communicating these ideas to foster a deeper understanding of freedom and governance. Drawing from his extensive experience and co-authored book Speaking the Language of Liberty, Norton emphasized the need for clear and persuasive communication to advocate for constitutional principles and individual liberties.
Federalism
A presentation about federalism given to a group in Washington DC. Federalism can unify the nation by addressing issues at the appropriate level of government. When a topic sparks intense debate, it often means it’s being managed at too high a level. Localizing governance makes the issue more personal and relevant, as it is “close to home,” and therefore, should be handled close to home to reflect the community’s unique needs and preferences. This approach ensures that decisions are made by those who are most affected by them, fostering a more responsive and effective government.
What is a Republic?
What is our Republic? Few people truly understand the nature of the United States and how to define our system. This video will explain the essence of our Republic.
Congressional Freshman Orientation
In this insightful presentation, Bill Norton addresses newly elected members of Congress at the 2015 Congressional Freshman Orientation in Washington, D.C. Norton, a prominent speaker and advocate for constitutional principles, shares his expertise on the foundational values that shape American governance. Drawing from his extensive experience, he emphasizes the importance of understanding and upholding the Constitution to effectively serve the nation. This speech provides valuable insights for new legislators as they embark on their journey in public service.
Article V Debate
Watch as Congressman Andy Biggs (Arizona State Senator at the time), Ilya Shapiro from the Cato Institute, and Bill Norton engage in a dynamic debate on Article V of the U.S. Constitution in Washington, D.C. This insightful discussion explores the potential and pitfalls of convening a Constitutional Convention. Andy Biggs raises concerns about the risks involved, while Ilya Shapiro provides a legal perspective on the convention’s feasibility, and Bill Norton emphasizes the importance of adhering to foundational constitutional principles. This video captures the diverse viewpoints on a critical issue facing the nation’s constitutional future.
Speaking the Language of Liberty
In 2014, Bill Norton gave a compelling presentation titled “Speaking the Language of Liberty” to a group in South Carolina. In this insightful talk, Norton delved into the fundamental principles of liberty and the importance of effectively communicating these ideas to foster a deeper understanding of freedom and governance. Drawing from his extensive experience and co-authored book Speaking the Language of Liberty, Norton emphasized the need for clear and persuasive communication to advocate for constitutional principles and individual liberties.
I Hate Politics! But I Love Principles!
A speech given in 2014 at the five year anniversary of the Tea Party movement. It explains what caused the movement to rise and what motivates it to continue.