Kyle and Eric go Buck Wild in this bonus episode about the biggest historical cop-out of all time: states’ rights. You’ve heard the phrase, now hear the chaos behind it. From the 10th Amendment’s “you’re not my real dad” energy to John C. Calhoun’s compact theory meltdown, the guys trace how a constitutional clause got twisted into America’s longest-running excuse for bad behavior.
We’re talking nullification drama, Andrew Jackson’s federal power flex, slavery masquerading as “liberty,” and the eternal Southern tradition of throwing tantrums every time Washington says “no.” (Spoiler: they always say it’s not about slavery, it was about slavery.)
It’s fast, furious, and historically feral, because when it comes to states’ rights, the receipts are messy, the logic is nonexistent, and the vibe is pure denial.
The Buck Starts Here: Where history meets sharp wit, hard truths, and maximum side-eye.
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