The Liberty Mic

224: Lock, Stock and Smoking Barrel

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.

223: Non-Negotiables

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.

222: One Law to Bind Them

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.

221: Chasin' Tale

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

220: LP Convention Recap

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

219: Inflation Nation

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.

218: Service Level Agreement

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.

217: Who's the Superpower

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.

216: Lightning Round

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

215: Israeli Sours

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