More on the probable/possible end of the Afghanistan War, disease regimes, lack of compassion and empathy in America and even some tips on how to avoid a ticket. We close with a discussion of today's suicide bombings in Kabul and why it's still the right decision to leave.

Bookended by Scott Horton, Michael and Liberty Larry discuss the Afghanistan withdrawal, domestic terrorism and more.

The Founding Fathers were afraid of democracy and created a constitutional republic.  Michael discusses some of the dangers of democracy and making all rights subordinate to the vote.

We illustrate the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle of libertarianism. You cannot know both our position and our direction. We try to clear up as much as we can.

We tell a story, an American horror story, if you will.  It's a good one.  You'll laugh.  You'll cry.  You may throw your phone or computer out the window.

We discuss the major media obstinance about leaving Afghanistan, a few issues where Biden is saying the right things and a few issues where the government is doing the wrong things.

Independence Day and the Declaration.  That is all.

RIP John McAfee. After that, this is kind of a stream of consciousness podcast, where we talk about taxes, rent, sanctions and more.

The Biden-Putin meeting in Geneva is the big news for the week.  It can be generously called successful, at least on the most important issue the two countries face. There's some background provided on public healthcare administration and the hidden conflict with healthcare professionals. And, finally, Victoria's Secret enters the culture wars.

A monologue episode from Michael about the self-interest of politicians and bureaucrats and the push-and-pull for power between social media and governments.