[NOTE: We’re getting the play button on our podcast player fixed. In the meantime, just press “Popout” and then play, and the episode will play.] Michael Malice makes his triumphant… Read More
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Ep. 652 That Donald Trump Foreign Policy Speech
Donald Trump’s April 2016 speech before the Center for the National Interest has sparked discussion, controversy, and debate. Was it really a call for an America First foreign policy? Scott… Read More
Ep. 602 The Insane U.S. Policy in Syria
Try to follow the convoluted U.S. policy in Syria as my guest, Scott Horton, describes it. I dare you. It makes no sense, and it’s obviously making the situation worse.… Read More
Ep. 595 The Constitutional Thought of Justice Antonin Scalia
The late Justice Antonin Scalia played a profoundly significant role in elevating “original understanding” jurisprudence into a position that even its opponents had to reckon with. Kevin Gutzman joins me… Read More
Ep. 585 Rand Paul Drops Out; Could Rubio Be the Nominee?
Rand Paul dropped out of the presidential race today, so I invited Dan McCarthy to join me for a discussion of that decision, of the Rand Paul campaign in general,… Read More
Ep. 583 Would Constitutional Amendments Do Any Good?
Greg Abbott, governor of Texas, recently proposed a series of amendments to the U.S. Constitution. As it turns out, they’re actually pretty good. Would they help? Brion McClanahan joins me… Read More
Ep. 570 How to Respond to North Korea’s Nuclear Bluster
The world’s worst, most totalitarian regime just conducted another nuclear test. What’s the appropriate response? I ask Michael Malice, author of Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il . Another chilling glimpse inside one of the remaining bastions… Read More
Ep. 566 Why Are Some Libertarians Rejecting the Nonaggression Principle?
It’s become fashionable in libertarian circles to ridicule the nonaggression principle. Stephan Kinsella and I speak in its defense. This one is long overdue. About the Guest Stephan Kinsella is… Read More
Ep. 549 When Government Fixes Things, It Creates New Problems: The Case of Automobiles
Eric Peters returns to the show, to discuss unintended consequences of automobile regulation, interesting new innovations, and how government’s attempts to fix things create an array of new problems. About… Read More
Ep. 547 The Central Rothbard Contribution I Overlooked, and Why It Matters
Stephan Kinsella explains the importance of Rothbard’s theory of contract — a point I myself did not appreciate until this episode — and contrasts it with mainstream theories, which most… Read More
