In this episode, We discuss the complex socio-political landscape of South Africa. We highlight the mismanagement by the government, the implications of racism in policy-making, and the consequences of foreign interventions. The discussion also touches on leadership failures, particularly focusing on Andrew Cuomo's tenure, and concludes with a question as to engage in local governance issues.

In this episode, we discuss the economics of prices and why any form of price manipulation—whether through subsidies, tariffs, or regulations—leads to disastrous consequences and ultimately makes us poorer. We also explore the recent arrest of Mahmoud Khalil and its implications for free speech, examining how government actions can suppress dissent and impact individual liberties.

Description: An examination of the causes, effects, and reasons behind our disastrous foreign interventions and policy.

In this episode, we pay our respects to Joey Reid's show, reflect on the time I lost an argument about liberty and learned why state welfare is toxic, and dive into the cover-up of Biden’s senility

In this episode, we discuss why the free market is such a powerful force for good, how Bill Burr has no concept of it, and why Margaret Brennan thinks free speech is dangerous.

In this episode, we dive into the latest developments in Gaza, explore whether we are facing a constitutional crisis, and break down the surprising new hires at DOGE

In this episode, Yosef and I debate the pros and cons of the "Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA)" (H.R. 9462)

In this episode, we explore the true source of government spending and why it is fundamentally a form of theft. We examine the founding principles of our nation and how they contrast with the expansion of government power. Finally, we discuss why eliminating most of the government's bureaucratic reach is not only beneficial but essential for economic freedom and prosperity

In this episode, we dive into the importance of school choice and why the new bill falls short of meeting expectations

In this episode, we explore how Trump's recent executive orders highlight the negligence and incompetence of previous administrations, revealing just how easy it can be to get things done—and how lawlessness ultimately stands as the greatest cruelty.