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Jul 12, 2024
Jul 12, 2024
17 min
It's an abbreviated show today. My 40 year high school reunion kicks off this afternoon and I have to lose 40 lbs and gain roughly $6.8 million in net worth before 5pm. Wish me luck.
Paul Rosenberg deserves so much more recognition than he gets. His explanation on why simply being a placeholder in life isn't enough, is pure gold.
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Jul 11, 2024
Jul 11, 2024
42 min
Most of us are familiar with the Sylvester Stallone film Rocky. But once you've heard the remarkable story behind the Stallone's breakout hit, you'll have a whole new appreciation of the film and the actor.
Being informed today isn't as simple a matter as we might think. Paul Rosenberg explains why information is broken and the cost of "free" information.
A good test of whether or not one would test positive for the mind virus of statism is to watch how they react to the words "raw milk." Jon Miltimore reveals why raw milk dealers are now a thing.
And since the statute of limitations has likely passed, I'll share my own experience with the neighborhood raw milk crime syndicate just a few years ago.
Hypothetically, if you knew that economic instability might bring a shortage of certain goods, what would you do? Doug Casey has some excellent advice on preparing for coming shortages.
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If you understand that most of the conflicts playing out before us are an extension of an eternal battle between light and darkness, you'll have little trouble connecting the dots between Karl Marx's obsession with the devil and the ideology he spawned.
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Jul 10, 2024
Jul 10, 2024
42 min
Those blood red weather maps are supposed to frighten us into believing that every comfort in our lives must be discarded in order to save the climate. Austin Gae explains why the world needs fossil fuels.
Living in a high trust culture is a blessing in more ways than you might think. But how do you get a high trust culture? Paul Rosenberg asks, is it true that only moral people can be free?
Try not to be shocked but pretty much everything is now white supremacy--including the English language. Wenyuan Wu deconstructs the left's new crusade against "linguistic white supremacy."
Here's an interesting question: Is Donald Trump being elevated as the clear choice for president suspicious? Brandon Smith says, get ready for chaos to be unleashed and blamed on you.
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This one is not for the faint-hearted. None of us wants to believe that there are really people so addicted to power that they'd kill anyone who threatens their hold on it. But Donald Jeffries makes a strong case that reality says otherwise.
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Jul 9, 2024
Jul 9, 2024
42 min
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos stops by to talk about the passing scene. We talk about how to stay free in spite of the latest intrigue and some fun automotive stuff as well.
Some things are in short supply these days but anger isn't one of them. Barry Brownstein reminds us how to keep our cool by utilizing the wisdom of the stoics.
Inflation isn't just manifesting itself at the grocery store or at the gas pump. As Jon Miltimore explains, fast food is becoming noticeably expensive and he lays out the reasons why.
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Most people would agree that freedom is a desirable thing, yet their actions seem to show a clear aversion to actually being free. Bert Olivier has a remarkable explanation of why people fear what authentic freedom would bring them.
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Jul 8, 2024
Jul 8, 2024
42 min
Sometimes it seems as though the only absolute in our culture is that there are no absolutes. Paul Rosenberg begs to differ. He says, if there's life and death, then there's right and wrong.
Politicians love to speak of how they're trying like mad to "save our democracy." Caitlin Johnstone says, saying democracy is in jeopardy in America is like saying the beaches in Wyoming are in jeopardy.
If you haven't begun to seriously doubt the legacy media at every level, you're not paying attention. Jonathan Turley expounds on the media's art of being eternally shocked (when its lies are revealed).
The chaos in our centers of government isn't abating. J.B. Shurk has some solid advice on what we should be preparing: Freedom gardens, speech corridors and black markets.
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Slogans like "eliminate the hate" sound reasonable at first blush but conceal a darker motive. As Thomas Harrington explains, eradication fantasies don't come free.
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Jul 3, 2024
Jul 3, 2024
42 min
Whenever someone is advocating for so-called "hate crimes" laws, they are advocating for government control of speech and thought. Check out this brilliant takedown of the Coeur d'Alene city council for their attempts to create thoughtcrime.
If we're looking for a measure of peace amidst the chaos, we have to be capable of focusing on what actually matters. Paul Rosenberg describes our moral obsession and how to redirect it for good.
Food is an essential part of our Independence Day gatherings. Cadence McManimon shares some of her favorite historical dishes for July 4th.
Learning that you were lied to can represent a serious kind of betrayal. D. Parker spells out the media lie that even leftists can no longer ignore.
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Loss of trust in our government is quickly reaching the point of no return. Brandon Smith says, Americans are more likely to go to war with the government than to submit to a draft.
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Jul 2, 2024
Jul 2, 2024
42 min
Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly sit down. There's a lot going on right now and Eric has a great take on all of it.
The mask of the lying legacy media came off last week yet it shouldn't have surprised those paying attention. Ron Paul says last week's debate should be a wake-up call for Americans.
Just as we go through various stages of life, so does the empire in which we live. Jeff Thomas lays out those stages and explains why the new paradigm was inevitable.
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The Supreme Court decision that overruled the Chevron Deference is a huge step toward corralling a federal bureaucracy gone wild. Brian Almon has a highly informative take on the technocratic utopia that got slapped down last week.
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Jul 1, 2024
Jul 1, 2024
42 min
After all those years I've spent bagging on the corporate media, I'm starting to feel vindicated by current events. Jordan Schachtel says the corporate media is the central party to whole Biden cover up.
The mask has slipped and the emperor has been revealed to be stark naked. J.B. Shurk explains how Biden's failing brain exposes the deep state treachery for all to see.
One of the purest choices we each have, at this moment, is whether to use our energy trying to fix a corrupted system or using it to build what comes next. Paul Rosenberg says, the cure is in our hands.
If there's anything that's considered absolute, it's that there are no longer any absolutes. Here's an especially timely commentary on how reality is not a social construct.
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Last week brought several encouraging rulings from the Supreme Court as well as a few disturbing revelations of how corrupt our governing systems have become. Jeffrey A. Tucker reminds us that it's darkest before dawn.
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Jun 28, 2024
Jun 28, 2024
42 min
Plenty of folks are talking about the presidential debate last night. Rather than dwell on Biden's disastrous performance, let's take a moment to remember how hard the MSM has lied to us about the president's mental fitness.
We are entering a new and dangerous phase of late empire. The danger stems from panic on the part of those in power who are desperate to stay in control. Brandon Smith says, odds are high we're going to need our survival supplies in the next few years.
The Supreme Court has been dropping highly anticipated decisions the past couple of days and one of the most disappointing was their Murthy v. Missouri decision. The Brownstone Institute warns that the Court has green-lighted censorship.
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While it's a good thing that Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has finally been freed, there is a clear downside to his being forced to plead guilty to a crime he didn't commit. Scott Ritter says, America has condemned itself to be a land where telling the truth is a crime.
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Jun 21, 2024
Jun 21, 2024
42 min
It's a shame that most public policy is judged by its intentions rather than its results. Benjamin Ayanian joins me to talk about his new book on the subject. It's called Beyond Intention: How Progressive Economic Policy Initiatives Would Harm Society's Most Vulnerable.
The strongest evidence that I'm becoming an old man can be seen in my growing certainty that we were a better society when people dressed up before going in public. Jeff Minnick wonders, how did America become a nation of slobs?
Apparently, it's very concerning to some folks when we doubt the legitimacy of the state's authority over us. Paul Rosenberg has an excellent examination of the social contract and whether it meets the criteria for legitimacy.
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Hollywood used to be a source of entertainment. Now it's a source of entitlement and irritation. Sasha Stone explains how Hollywood can't save itself, let alone Joe Biden.
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