David is joined this week by Dr. Victor Claar, an economics professor at Florida Gulf Coast University and a renowned Acton Institute fellow. They discuss the anthropology that underlies all economic schools of thought, but particularly the Austrian school, and ask whether or not knowing that mankind acts with purpose is really enough. This is a fascinating discussion on what might be at the heart of economics for those committed to a worldview-understanding of human action.

David is joined today by Dr. David Innes, long-time politics professor at The King's College and current pastor in the great city of Phoenix, Ariz. They discuss the idea of a Christianized state, the tension between liberty and religion, the economic implications in the state facilitating a common good, the need for localism, the need for sphere sovereignty, and the role of wisdom in adjudicating state jurisdiction. This is a discussion that will challenge you and leave you wanting more!

David is joined once again by macro-intelligence icon Rene Aninao. They wax and wane about the 2024 presidential election, but then spend a lot of time on China, Russia, and other hot spots of the world, where the new weapons are . . . economic.