The Liberty Mic

106: Execute Orders

We continue on the theme of the last episode with government overreach, blatant power grabs and assumption of Constitutional powers that aren't in the Constitution.

105: Stu‘s Blues

When is a whistleblower a whistleblower and when is a whistleblower a traitor? Is the Insta hype really about protecting your children, and who really makes the rules here anyway?

104: Blowin‘ Up

Somehow, immigration is an issue, even under a new President. We discuss pros and cons, while thousands huddle under a bridge in southern Texas. We address the drone wars in the context of the US' final offensive act in Afghanistan; and we close with war powers and the dangers of an independent military.

103: Which ‘R‘ Word?

There's a mutiny against the Biden mandates, while we discuss legal precedent and Constitutional reality.  There's, also, the rationing of the Regeneron therapy. We finish with a question of what does government really do for you and where the reptile brain comes in.

102: Rights Are Cheap

One small hobble for an old man, one giant leap towards fascism, as Biden announces plans to control who businesses hire and what requirements they make for employment.  Also, the effects of money and emergency in government.

101: Our Panglossian Predicate

Pregnancy is a disease.  War is hell.  And coercion is a right to be protected.

100: War Is Peace

More on the probable/possible end of the Afghanistan War, disease regimes, lack of compassion and empathy in America and even some tips on how to avoid a ticket. We close with a discussion of today's suicide bombings in Kabul and why it's still the right decision to leave.

099: Turning Inward

Bookended by Scott Horton, Michael and Liberty Larry discuss the Afghanistan withdrawal, domestic terrorism and more.

098: O Say, Can't You See

The Founding Fathers were afraid of democracy and created a constitutional republic.  Michael discusses some of the dangers of democracy and making all rights subordinate to the vote.

097: Just to Clarify

We illustrate the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle of libertarianism. You cannot know both our position and our direction. We try to clear up as much as we can.