In this monologue, Mr. Watson explores the controversial issue of contract tracing, why Nancy Pelosi and Donald Trump's chilidish bickering are more than meets the eye, and the importance of maintaining autonomy amid financial turmoil invoked by COVID-19 and any other circumstances. 

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Link to article:

https://www.wired.com/story/i-enrolled-in-a-coronavirus-contact-tracing-academy/?utm_source=pocket-newtab

On this episode of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson interviews libertarian presidential candidate and activist Adam Kokesh about his run for the presidency, his journey from T.V. show host to civil disobedience master, and his goals for the future of liberty.

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In this episode of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson converses with Kaleigh Cunningham and Christopher Barnard of the American Conservation Coalition about environmental conservatism and what it means in the broader political world, especially compared to left-wing environmentalism.

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On this important edition of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson discusses Justin Amash's late entry into the presidential contest with Libertarian National Committee Chairman Nicholas Sarwark. He and Sarwark also explore issues that have been plaguing the Libertarian Party and it's legitimacy in the minds of many Americans. Together, they provide a clearer idea of what the future of freedom might look like.

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In this edition of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson's focus on the COVID-19 pandemic continues with Ayn Rand Institute Executive Chairman and best-selling author Yaron Brook. They discuss both capitalism's answer to COVID-19 and the objectivist assessment of the notion of "public health."

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On this episode of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson talks with conservative political writer Nate Hochman about conservatism and libertarianism, which are married in an ideology called "fusionism," and if those two ideas are reconcilable or mutually exclusive.

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On this episode of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson considers the question: Does identity unduly impede the exercise of one's individuality? If so, what are the consequences of that? Anthony DiMauro, who wrote on that very topic in a Medium essay, joins Mr. Watson to explore this complex question.

Article link:

https://medium.com/@tonymdimauro/on-identities-and-individuality-5fca87f3be10?source=linkShare-3c53335cb4fe-1587653079&_branch_match_id=669346540907768194

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In one of his classic, explosive monologues, Mr. Watson clashes with tyranny. He addresses Gretchen Whitmer's authoritarian rhetoric and justification concerning Executive Order 2020-42 and explains how her actions reflect the true nature of political power. He also addresses Beijing's recent arrest of pro-democracy politicians and activist in Hong Kong, and provides a pensive tip to frantic producers trying to sell oil at -30.75 (AKA, 0 dollars)

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On this episode of Pensive Politics with Mr. Watson, Mr. Watson interviews Daniel Di Martino, a writer and activist whose work critiquing the socialist Maduro government in Venezuela has appeared in USA Today, CNN, Fox News, and so forth. They discuss the future for the Venezuelan freedom movement, Chinese trade, property rights and Daniel's rise to stardom.

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On this explosive edition of Pensive Politics, Mr. Watson explores the oddities of postmodernist thought, ethics, and Marxist rage with Shaun Cammack, University of Chicago graduate student and Young Voices Contributor.

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