Featuring two of Wisconsin’s prominent podcast personalities, Tim Preuss (The Tim Preuss Podcast) and Josh Carter (The Resistance Podcast) discuss the premise of rights in both history, and the present era, the Women’s March and the March for Life.

Tatiana and Josh interview Tom Woods.

-Thomas E. Woods, Jr., is a senior fellow of the Mises Institute and host of The Tom Woods Show, which releases a new episode every weekday. He holds a bachelor’s degree in history from Harvard and his master’s, M.Phil., and Ph.D. from Columbia University. Woods has appeared on CNBC, MSNBC, FOX News Channel, FOX Business Network, C-SPAN, and Bloomberg Television, among other outlets, and has been a guest on hundreds of radio programs, including National Public Radio, the Dennis Miller Show, the Michael Reagan Show, the Dennis Prager Show, and the Michael Medved Show

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This lecture will be devoted to one of the most important subtitles of the principles seminar, which is, science on the attenuation of urban crime, and the optimization of urban security. A number of you have asked me questions about this whole area of what do you do about private acts of crime. We’re going to deal with that now.

DailyWire.com editor Ben Shapiro took an axe to President Donald Trump's "Buy American" plans, arguing that the consequences amounted to nothing more than "leftism" and protectionism. Shapiro didn't mince words in an essay on the National Review, invoking FDR era reforms which destroyed American trade and exacerbated the Great Depression. Austin Petersen breaks down the news.

3rd Parties are worthless, right? Joel Kurtinitis of the new Federalist Party thinks differently- learn why in this episode!

Investment in precious-metals mining is extremely speculative. The strong downside and upside potential drives the approach of the Exploration Insights newsletter, published by Brent Cook and Joe Mazumdar. They focus on rejecting prospects, to zero in on the precious few that will garner returns down the track.

The content of this episode will be more technical for non-specialist listeners. Hang in there until the end, because both Brien Lundin and our guest, Mazumdar, give their wisdom on how one can get better acquainted with the industry. Mazumdar is an economic geologist and analyst, and he has experience that spans the globe, with formal education in Australia, Canada, and the United States.

Sheldon Richman, Executive Editor of The Libertarian Institute and author of many books, discusses The Libertarian Institute’s future without co-founder William Norman Grigg, who recently passed away; the slate of new up-and-coming libertarian writers and the general expansion of the movement; the upcoming release of Grigg’s book on the wrongful imprisonment of Christopher Tapp and Scott Horton’s book on Afghanistan; and why North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is rightfully concerned about US-backed regime change against non-nuclear armed states.

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Tatiana interviews Amir Taaki.

American Airlines now has its own incident and I don’t see the news headlines for this one like we saw with United. An employee of American Airlines hits a woman with a stroller while me pulls it out of her hands and the stroller almost hits the woman’s baby as well. After this incident the employee comes back on the plane and asks a passenger if he wants to fight and go at it. Also, the former king of cable news, Bill O’Reilly is fired from Fox News! In political news, Trump said in a Wall Street Journal interview on April 12th that he thinks the dollar is too strong! This is why the focus of my show is on economics because the world is full of economic illiterates! https://www.theguardian.com/world/video/2017/apr/22/american-airlines-employee-clashes-with-passenger-video

Whitney George, portfolio manager of the Sprott Focus Trust, is a career-long value investor who has described himself at times as a "Buffett groupie" reflecting his long-standing admiration of the legendary investor.

Like Buffett, George seeks to capitalize on the manic depressive behavior of the aggregate stock market, a group author Benjamin Graham memorably referred to as Mr. Market—the fictitious business partner who impulsively offers to sell his share of the business or to buy the reader's share every day.

Unlike Buffett, however, George seeks value investment opportunities in gold and silver mining stocks, a practice Buffett famously eschews.

In this exclusive interview with the Sprott U.S. Holdings CEO, Rick Rule, George takes us through his career as professional money manager and explains his rare interest in both value investing and natural resource companies.

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