Day 2 of the "Why I Distrust the Government" series. Today Eric discusses the Tuskegee experiment. "Free" healthcare was offered to 600 men in Alabama, but everything with government has a price.

The first day of "Why I Distrust the Government" week! Eric discusses Operation Mockingbird and how it is still being used today.

Eric discusses the death of Jeffrey Epstein and how suspicious it is. Dead men tell no stories.

Eric discusses how Bernie Sanders was not paying his campaign staff the $15/hr he proposes all businesses should be forced to pay. Through interrogations and retaliation, his campaign staff got a small taste of what socialism truly looks like.

Eric discusses the importance of the right to refuse service and how a case in Canada may see State enforced sexual assault based on the court's decision.

Eric and his friend Adam Paris talk about Adam's small business and politics. If you are in the Austin area, check out Bat City TV for any TV/entertainment system needs!

Eric discusses the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein and how he has avoided repercussions for so long. He then discusses Mike Pompeo's Commission on Inalienable Rights and what it is likely targeting.

Eric discusses what is actually being celebrated every year on the most Libertarian of holidays: Independence Day. He also covers a few current events related to the day.

Eric discusses Antifa attacking Andy Ngo in Portland and the cowards that make up that organization. He also talks about the border crisis again.

Eric recaps the second night of the Democrat debates. A lot of bad ideas and bad candidates to criticize.