If you make it through the LP inside baseball stuff, we discuss the anti-semitism definition and its impact, as well as the role of religion in the politics of war.  Finally, we discuss the all volunteer military, and the restraint that places on government.

Trump to address Libertarian National Convention. What does this say about us? There's a history lesson on the Kent State murders on May 4, 1970 and it's relationship to today's campus protests and the restrictions to free speech recently passed by the House. We finish with an update on an older story.

FISA, foreign aid, Mike Johnson, campus protests, teachers with guns, oppression, corruption and more on this episode.

We start with the PRESS Act, then turn to foreign policy and close with domestic politics and protectionism.

We talk about the California fast food price hike and San Fran's ban on grocery store moves.  Then, we switch to the third rail.

We start with a short discussion of how US tax money is being used overseas.  We finish with how government is sticking its nose in your home, your bank account and your pocket.

We spend a little time on the recent UN Security Council resolution related to the Middle East conflict.  We spend the balance on the economy.

Most of the episode is spent on some court cases.  We discuss the recent conviction of Ethan Crumbley's parents and the First Amendment case at the US Supreme Court.

Alabama is freer than it was, opinions need to be limited by the feds before the election and even the best politicians are terrible.

The State of the Union, the rebuttal, a little history refresher and some gender economics.