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There's a brief discussion of the VP debate, followed by our thoughts on the effects of the Longshoremen strike; and we finish with the escalations in the Middle East and what the US could do to prevent a widening war.

The pitiful state of American politics and braindead foreign policy are the topics of discussion tonight.

We discuss the recent terrorist attack in Lebanon, the state of disunion in Ukraine and the US, and the dangers of suppressing dissenting views.

We review the debate, the return of the neocons to the Democrat party, the inanity of US foreign policy and profane policing.

Free speech, piracy and voterless democracy.

Telephones, Telegrams, economic plans, censorship, and treachery in politics. Can you believe it?!

Michael's alone this episode and talks about the corruption of the public health system and its use of money to control development, testing and treatment prescriptions.

Trying to catch up after an off week, so there's some politics with a new VP candidate, some elections stuff and some foreign affairs.

Do you remember Crowdstrike? What do you think of the Olympics' creative choices? What's going on in the Middle East? Do you want to be a libertarian?

Biden bows out. Kamala steps up. RFKJ's better MAGA.

Lots of news on the Presidential hopeful (some we even forgot to mention):  The RNC, the muggle bullet and the VP pick.

We cover more Supreme Court this week, as well as an extensive discussion of Democrat ballot prospects.

We review the debate and a few of the key Supreme Court opinions from the last few weeks.

Assange has been freed! We assess the fallout and talk about a couple of 2nd Amendment Supreme Court decisions, discuss Louisiana's questionable 10 Commandments (well, one of them) and close with some foreign policy and terrorist attacks.

We spent more time than intended on some diversionary culture war issues before settling in to the various peace/ceasefire negotiations that were intended to be the focus. We finish on the typically unfair presidential campaign procedures.

We catch up on some Ukraine stuff, proceed to Buttigieg's bad economics, general lawfare and finish with a rant about the biggest criminal of them all.

Internal politics, external genitalia, lawfare and accountability....

The title says it all:  boots on the ground coverage of last weekend's Libertarian Party National Convention in Washington, DC.

Spies in the schools before we discuss the unforeseen consequences of rent control. Have you ever wondered where money comes from? It's horrifying, but we tell you. Then we finish on the wisdom of the atomic bombing of Japan, and a fake hate crime. The crime is real but not the hate.

If you make it through the LP inside baseball stuff, we discuss the anti-semitism definition and its impact, as well as the role of religion in the politics of war.  Finally, we discuss the all volunteer military, and the restraint that places on government.

Trump to address Libertarian National Convention. What does this say about us? There's a history lesson on the Kent State murders on May 4, 1970 and it's relationship to today's campus protests and the restrictions to free speech recently passed by the House. We finish with an update on an older story.

FISA, foreign aid, Mike Johnson, campus protests, teachers with guns, oppression, corruption and more on this episode.

We start with the PRESS Act, then turn to foreign policy and close with domestic politics and protectionism.

We talk about the California fast food price hike and San Fran's ban on grocery store moves.  Then, we switch to the third rail.

We start with a short discussion of how US tax money is being used overseas.  We finish with how government is sticking its nose in your home, your bank account and your pocket.

We spend a little time on the recent UN Security Council resolution related to the Middle East conflict.  We spend the balance on the economy.

Most of the episode is spent on some court cases.  We discuss the recent conviction of Ethan Crumbley's parents and the First Amendment case at the US Supreme Court.

Alabama is freer than it was, opinions need to be limited by the feds before the election and even the best politicians are terrible.

The State of the Union, the rebuttal, a little history refresher and some gender economics.

We talk about the state of the Ukraine war, some other strategic rivals and the recent Alabama Supreme Court decision about IVF and its potential impacts.

Trump's legal woes, Putin's opposition and supremacist foreign policy.

The infamous Putin interview, USSC consideration of Colorado's ballot and Israel's beef with UNRWA along with a case for low-impact camping for the younger generations.

We talk about general government corruption, the shortfalls of the Post Office and science funding to start.  Then, we get into the meat of the episode with discussion of the ICJ's opinion, more government corruption and border woes.

WARNING: Some of the content may be inappropriate for children and may be triggering to some victims of abuse.

Dr. Miller is a medical doctor trained as a pediatrician, a child and adolescent psychiatrist and a general psychiatrist. She graciously agreed to be interviewed on the subject of human trafficking. She discusses warning signs, next steps, resources and actions any of us can take to limit or mitigate the perpetuation of this abhorrent industry.

We talk about the ICJ case against Israel, the attacks on Yemen and the Iowa Caucus.

RIP:  Gonzalo Lira

We talk about the legacy of January 6, ballot exclusion and mutual defense of the Philippines.

Talk of social and political structures, interspersed with some primatology.

For the final episode of 2023, we discuss Santos, Menendez, Trump and Biden and the increasingly obvious:  Government is a private club...

Alternative title for the 200th episode spectacular:  "Alcohol Is the Devil". With special guests GI Greg and Bad News Brandon, we discuss a range of topics from censorship to the appeal of socialism to youngsters and then degrade into... something.

A short trip review followed by an assault on free speech....  Or an assault on an assault on free speech.

We begin with some self-congratulation and end with some book review.

War updates, a South American election and an imminent holiday.

We talk about the deterioration of the healthcare field, lack of personal responsibility, foreign policy issues and the Republican debate.

Why would you want to be a libertarian?  Why would you vote libertarian, if you're not a libertarian?

SCotUS will hear government censorship case.  Net Neutrality is coming back.  Some Congressmen try to get Assange released.  There's a new Speaker, so government can get back to its rotten business, and stuff is still happening in the Middle East.

More speakers denied, monies promised and bombs dropped.

We talk about Israel and Palestine:  history, culture and current conflict.

First birds:  They're too smart.  Then McCarthy, Haiti, RFKJ and Newsom. We finish with some weird trans fight.

Student loan repayments restart next month.  Assange may finally be freed.  Immigration is still creating problems, and Canadians need a history lesson.

Sanctions, trades and diplomacy through all means are discussed on today's episode.