The Liberty Mic

As always, we cover only the most important news on The Liberty Mic Podcast.

There's a lot of big news stories out there, and we cover them both in this episode.

More support for 2A in Alabama, and law enforcement concerns about your Constitutionally-protected freedoms.  The we shift to war:  What is it good for?  Absolutely nothing!  We say it, again.

Opening with a brief review of Biden's State of the Union, we quickly transition to the US' economic war on Russia and the real purpose of the Bill of Rights.  We close on a discussion of empire and determine that there may be something to that proverb that pride comes before the fall.

There's a little bit of Libertarian Party state convention coverage to start.  That rolls into the advice Michael gave a candidate, and the balance is spent on understanding.

The Ukraine crisis, more history, insight and commentary.  We discuss who stands to benefit, principles of self-government and why the US is supporting the wrong side in both Ukraine and Canada.

If you subscribe to the multiverse theory, you know there are an infinite number of universes out there where the pandemic was managed very differently.  We describe one such world.

We have a new assessment on the possibility of Russia invading Ukraine... sort of.  We discuss how much the US government cares about you -- and people, in general.  Most of the episode, though, is devoted to an examination of an exchange between AP Journalist, Matt Lee and Ned Price, spokesliar for the State Department.

Does the government use its coercive power purely to protect revenue for US corporations? Are they willing to risk your health for the same reason? Is it ironic for the Executive to make appointments based on gender and ethnic background to the body that overturned the Civil Rights Act? Finally, are Canadian truckers the heroes we want or need?

It turns out that Michael's dentist doesn't watch the news, so for him and all those like him, we give a primer on Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Russia, US and NATO involvement.  There's a lot, so this may be Part 1.  We shall see.