The Bryan Hyde Show hour two 8-5-2020

• If you're serious about being the kind of principled wrongthinker who has real and lasting impact, Caitlin Johnstone says you have to be willing to work at it. She has some timely advice on how to shape yourself into the perfect weapon against the empire.
• Officials at every level seem to be falling all over themselves to virtue signal their 'wokeness' to the public. However, Anders Koskinen has noticed that they seem to cave whenever they're faced with the marketplace of ideas.
• Current society seems to have no qualms about playing armchair quarterback to pretty much every thing that happened in American history. Jeff Minnick poses an interesting question: What will the future think of us? 50 years from now, we may not like the answer.
• It's pretty common for the populace to clamor for their elected officials to "do something" whenever a challenge arises. As Robert P. Murphy explains, there are an awful lot of unintended consequences that seem to arise whenever government meddles in things that it shouldn't.
• Let's throw a bone to the conspiracy-minded. They may not be chasing shadows after all. Martin Armstrong points out that the media conspiracy to limit the debate over hydroxychloroquine is pretty strong evidence that someone wants us to stay on narrative.