Don Parker of Fordham Institute says public educators teaching civics is a conflict of interest. Asking educators about the role of government, is like asking Facebook about social media. We also discus school choice and course choice. Reforming K-12 education should address conflict of interest in civics.

Anita McKone of We are Free We are human says we need to resist monopolies and boycott government, social and corporate media. Pay with cash and support local business, economies and banks. It is important to resist peacefully. Avoid smart technology and 5G.

Robert F. Mulligan of AIER says there is a large pollution and income inequality problem in developing countries until they become wealthy. There is just inequality when you use your abilities. There is unjust inequality by rent seekers and cronies. Punitive taxes is not the solution to inequality.

Tomorrow June 25th is my birthday and I reflect on the past year

Rachel Ferguson discusses Jason Riley's book Black boom. She agrees with Riley that blacks fared better under Trump than Obama. Blacks benefited from less regulation and corporate taxes like everyone else. She also discusses the book she coauthored Black liberation through the marketplace. Economic freedom benefits the poor.

Vicki Alger of Independent Institute says Military families are being denied educational freedom at home. Lack of school choice is tough on military families because they can't vote with their feet. Education savings account is the best solution because the money follows the student. Families are more satisfied when they have school choice.

Short solo episode discussing mass shootings, gun control and school choice

Jefferson Lilly says barriers to mobile home parks cruelly limit housing supply. Mobile home parks are a way for low-income families to have ownership. Government is basically making new mobile home parks illegal hurting the poor. The good news is limited supply and high demand make mobile home parks a good investment for investors

Michael N. Peterson of AIER says ideas shaped the words that made the modern world. Diedre McCloskey says interpersonal rhetoric within a liberal and tolerant society praises entrepreneurs. Michael adds high order rhetoric changes our views on institutions. When government censors' rhetoric it is bad for prosperity and freedom