The Liberty Mic

063: Pallets of Cash

Within these pages you'll find our review of the RNC speeches, from malarkey memes to the less hawkish performances and propaganda.  So take a knee as you salute the flag and enjoy the show.

062: Profoundly Decent

We took a break at the wrong time.  We run a little long trying to catch up; but we cover the DNC speeches, a little foreign policy, some shootings and terrible media.

061: Oh, Brother!

Public vs. Private.  That's all there is to say.  Well, except what we actually said.  Listen and see.

060: Education in the Time of Covid

Are you prepared to lead your children though duck-and-cover drills at home?  Also, the Democrat VP has finally been announced.

059: Tik Tok Boom

We (whatever the opposite of) celebrate a diamond anniversary, discuss the Tik Tok cronyism and a modern siege threat in California.

058: Candyman's in Town

Everyone wants their drugs cheaper, right?  We discuss whether Trump's recent Executive Orders will get you what you want.  Then we discuss why the stock market casino is the only game in town if you want a return on idle money.

057: The Feds Are Coming!

Using the Portland debacle as a jumping off point, we discuss government authority, the tyranny of the uninformed, democratic devotion and the fallacy of white privilege.

056: The Roses Aren't Free

We do our own "lessons learned" assessment of the government response to SARS-CoV-2.  SPOILER:  We determine that there's nothing government can do to prevent the spread of any virus.  And we outline some of the unforeseen consequences of the lock-downs.

055: Off the Top

Fourth of July Special!!!  Government thought control, media thought control and probably some other kind of thought control, too.  Michael's on his own for the holiday, starting with an anecdote about self-righteous progressives.  Then, he moves to a more serious discussion of the Russian bounty scandal and finishes with a rant about why the government-sponsored student loan racket is not capitalism.

054: In Like Flynn

We finally address the Justice Department dropping the charge against General Michael Flynn, after a clear and concise summary of the topic of last week's podcast.  We finish with some criminal justice criticism based on the Flynn investigation, including why innocent people plead guilty and why you should be able to lie to whomever you want.