It's been a few days since the bulk of the leadership from the Oregon protest were arrested. A few days ago we saw footage of Levoy Finicum being shot as he attempted to evade capture. The question everyone has been asking is, "Was it an execution?"I'm going to leave my comments on this subject for the show but let me say this; While I agree with the protesters grievances, I did not support their actions. It seemed to me to be a very ill-planned and poorly executed operation without a clear objective. That aside, both Darren and I have tried to look at the shooting with objective eyes so as to be impartial in our opinion.I've read a lot of comments on Facebook as well as in our private group about the shooting. My hope is to find the truth. Much has yet to be revealed and I hope we have more evidence in the days and weeks ahead.From there we move to Venezuela to discuss they're impending economic collapse. I know this will come as a shock but socialism doesn't work, and Venezuela is just the latest example of it. What can we learn from this failed State? I'll discuss that today as well.We'll wrap the show today with two stories from the VA. The list of grievances just keeps piling up. This is a must hear show. Hit that play button and I'll talk to you tomorrow.Support the show.

Last night during the Debate Marco Rubio brought up an argument I hear being touted by countless numbers of Republicans. It tends to come up around election cycles, and this presidential election is no different.Rubio suggested that we have a crumbling military. Is assertion (although he did not come right out and say it) was that our military had been cut to the bone and lacked the resources necessary to defend America and defeat ISIS.He blamed this, of course, on President Obama who he claimed has cut the legs out from under our military. There is some truth to this. The rules of engagement for soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan would leave you with the impression that our commander-in-chief is more concerned with making sure nobody on the other side get's hurt while we fight a war rather than winning one.But the implication that our military is too small to defend us is total fiction. Today on the show I'll discuss why.We'll also talk about the new feud between Bernie Sanders and the Washington Post editorial board. Apparently they have not been swayed by Bernie's siren call of more stuff without more pain.All that and some witty banter on today's episode. Listen now!Support the show.

Hey everyone!Pretty packed show today; we talked about Cruz's desire to take Trump in a one-on-one debate, where Cruz would do a much better job of retorting against Trump's statements.And you've probably seen in the media that they're calling for a potential pandemic of the Zika virus, which is bourne by mosquitos, anyone remember how bad Ebola was supposed to get, did that ever happen?We also cover an article from Brietbart on John Krasinski and his latest movie, talk about distoring a man's words!The highlight of the show was a discussion on liberty vs. freedom and the role of government to it's citizens.All that and more, so make sure you listen!-JasonSupport the show.

I've made not secret about my confusion with the Oregon standoff. I understand what they were angry about, but I just can't wrap my head around what they expect to achieve. If we're talking about anger over the designation of private land pubic or the constant encroachment of the federal government through land purchases, then I'm in total agreement. But this endeavor seemed foolhardy from the get go.Now, one man lays dead and another wounded when the FBI attempted to take them into custody. You had to know this wasn't going to end peacefully. Not unless the militia threw down its weapons and went home. To allow them to stay at the compound or to concede to its demands would have signaled to every militant fringe group in America that the government was a paper tiger.I'm frustrated because I understand what the militia was trying to do, and I agree their anger is well placed. But this seemed like a poorly planned and poorly executed attempt to muscle the Feds. It was always going to end in bloodshed. The only question now is, will the others give up and turn themselves in or will there be more bloodshed?In other news, two of the filmmakers who caught Planned Parenthood on camera trying to sell baby body parts have been indicted on felony charges and now face 20 years in prison. This, while the FBI runs child porn sites on the dark web to try and catch pedophiles. It's a gross injustice, and I'm going to tell you why on the show today.All that and a look at Trump and Paul ahead of Thursday's debate. Check it out now!JasonSupport the show.

Last night was the last chance for Democratic front-runners Clinton and Sanders to speak nationally to America before the Iowa caucus. This was an event Clinton pushed for, and I think it was a good decision.Unlike most of her appearances in interviews and on stage, Hillary looked relaxed and in command, two things Clinton has lacked over the course of her campaign.Bernie Sanders, on the other hand, looked tired. His voice was shot from 3 speeches a day, and he stuck mainly to the campaign line that all of the problems in America will be solved with a little tax hike here and a little regulation there.It's becoming tiresome to come in every day and refute the utter fabrications and in some cases outright lies of both Hillary and Sanders. It's a wonder Hillary hasn't been indicted yet but according to Tom DeLay, she may soon be.Today I also spend some time discussing the Two-headed monster of government that is the Republican and Democratic parties. If you ever thought the government was working for you, this episode will shock you back into reality.JasonSupport the show.

Have you ever made what you thought was a good decision only later to find out it was terrible? In most cases you simply chalk it up to a learning experience and move on. But what if you had told everyone you knew about your decision and how excited you were? What if you bragged about your decision and told everyone else how stupid they were for not making the same choice? In that case, it becomes much harder to admit your mistake and move on.I'm thinking that must be how Donald Trump supporters are starting to feel. They came out supporting him for his stance on immigration, the stuck it out with him when he said he wanted to go after the families of terrorists, but now they've got to be questioning their choice.Over the weekend, Trump not only said he would replace Obamacare with some other form of Trump-care, but he also insulted his own voters by suggesting he could stand in the middle of the street and shoot someone with losing any votes.But most of his supports have been so outspoken in their support, to pull back not would expose them to a great deal of shame. That's something most people will do anything to avoid.Today I'll share my thoughts on Trump and we'll take a look at what your taxes would look like if Bernie Sanders got everything he wanted.Powerful show today. Enjoy.Support the show.

We've had an interesting discussion in the private FB group (you can join here: http://www.jasonstapleton.com/facebook) about how best to spread liberty here in the United States. Should we spend our days trying to convert our friends, family and co-workers or should we focus on solving big issues and coming up with "solutions."I think most of you know I believe Liberty has a messaging problem. This extends into the libertarian party which should be the torch bearers of that message.Although I have been a libertarian for a long time, the show is only a little over a year old and although I'm already being called a "Celebritarian" I am fairly new to the public scene.In that very short period, I have been able to amass an audience most libertarian voices would envy. Not only that a large portion of my viewers and listeners are POL's (Person other than libertarian).So what's the secret to reaching those looking for a better solution than a Trump or Sanders? Well, in today's episode I'm going to tell you.I don't know if I'm right or not, but I know what we're doing is working. The message is growing, and we're growing in number. I hope you can take some of the ideas away with you and use them in your life. Lord knows we need more people spreading the message.Support the show.

No, I don't think I'm a racist. In fact, I know I'm nothing of the kind. But the second half of today's episode will likely cause some people to claim that I am.But first thing's first. The Clinton scandal; Now, you may be asking yourself, "Jason, which one?" and that would be a valid question. There have been so many I lose track myself. The one I'm referring to is the most recent documents released claiming Hillary had ultra top secret documents on her private email server. Information classified as Speical Access Program or SAP.The question I'm asking is why has it taken so long to bring charges? There certainly appears to be overwhelming evidence of a crime. I think if it was anyone other than a Clinton we'd already see charges being filed. Don't believe me? Ask General Petraeus.In the back half of the show, we take a look at some of the results of the progressive move to import millions of middle eastern refugees into European countries while laying the bill one the doorstep of European citizens. The results have not been good. Give it a listen.JasonSupport the show.

I know this sounds crazy, but ISIS just cut the pay to all state members by 50% This comes on the back of rapidly declining oil prices that have no doubt put a pinch on ISIS's cashflow. What I find most offensive is how quickly ISIS did what we in America have needed to do for decades yet can't seem to get done. CUT GOVERNMENT SPENDING!Today's show is going to focus on the global economic conditions facing countries around the world and the sovereign debt that's on the verge of collapsing the global economy.This is not a joke. The threat is real. I don't know when it will come or what the tipping point will be, but the threat is real and present.We'll also talk a little about Palin's endorsement of Trump and the effort of some 7,500 students to get their loans forgiven.It's a mad, mad world. Here's to surviving it together.Support the show.

I've been asked to do an episode about wealth protection for a long time. We talk a lot about the economic and financial conditions in the markets today. None of it is good, and everyone is always talking about protecting your assets but what does that mean?Today we'll explore in detail about the different ways you can protect yourself from both persistent inflation and rapid inflation. How you can use different investment vehicles to put your money to work and how you can ensure no matter what happens you'll be able to provide for yourself and your family.I'll warn you we are going to talk about some scenarios that sound a little crazy. That's ok. There's nothing wrong with discussing what the "worst case" would look like.Your level of concern will dictate what action you take. All I can do is try to explain a little about your options.Support the show.