This one's kind of a free-form podcast. We talk about US foreign policy and scrape the surface of what libertarianism is really about.

There's a brief discussion of the VP debate, followed by our thoughts on the effects of the Longshoremen strike; and we finish with the escalations in the Middle East and what the US could do to prevent a widening war.

The pitiful state of American politics and braindead foreign policy are the topics of discussion tonight.

We discuss the recent terrorist attack in Lebanon, the state of disunion in Ukraine and the US, and the dangers of suppressing dissenting views.

We review the debate, the return of the neocons to the Democrat party, the inanity of US foreign policy and profane policing.

Free speech, piracy and voterless democracy.

Telephones, Telegrams, economic plans, censorship, and treachery in politics. Can you believe it?!

Michael's alone this episode and talks about the corruption of the public health system and its use of money to control development, testing and treatment prescriptions.

Trying to catch up after an off week, so there's some politics with a new VP candidate, some elections stuff and some foreign affairs.

Do you remember Crowdstrike? What do you think of the Olympics' creative choices? What's going on in the Middle East? Do you want to be a libertarian?