We discuss eighties culture, who (if anyone) should pay taxes, Russian disinformation and discrimination.

Bastiat described government revenue as "plunder." We show why.

We talk about the double-tap strike and spend the balance of time on Michael's jury duty experience. You can call it the libertarian's guide to jury duty.

We speak off the cuff about AI, before getting into the MAGA vs. America First rift. We close with a discussion of jury nullification.

MTG takes her ball back home, Trump threatens ex-military Democrats with execution and Rubio undermines the Ukraine peace plan.

We talk about market incentives and how government is always getting if the way.

We discuss how government justifies murder, how your holiday travel plans could never be impacted by government shutdowns and there are worse things to swap than currency.

Tucker and Cheney, Trump and the left's misdirected ire, and the consequences of government subsidies on markets are all discussed tonight.

Law has become theater. We provide an explanation for the intransigence of Europe with regard to Ukraine. We express surprise at the percentage of the US population dependent on the government for food, and we both light and defuse concerns about nuclear brinksmanship.

We have finally declared ourselves, as a nation, to be opposed to monarchy. Crime is tolerated, and we hope for accountability.

War and peace and literature; Gaza and Venezuela and Ukraine.

A new poll shows a rise in Americans' willingness to engage in political violence. We weigh in on some possible explanations beyond the obvious. We also discuss authoritarianism and its potential political consequences.

The Constitution, the UN, strange elections and war-making.

After a week off, there was much to cover:  Tylenol, the new war on narco-terror, and France's economic troubles being just a few.

We have more threats to free speech, to bodily autonomy, to dollar dominance and resistance to peace to discuss with you tonight.

We talk about "the science," the problems of government-funded science and where that can lead. We, also, discuss the Labor Day cinema box office returns.

Government overreach, the quest for peace and the search for more money are all covered in this episode.

Russia, China, India, Brazil and Israel-Palestine.

Colbert and "The View" are leaving. Will there be any further prosecutions from the Epstein or Obama scandals? Do younger people vote liberally? We close with a discussion of the egg market.

We weigh in on the Epstein controversy and talk about Ukraine and special interest economics.