Episodes (Page 4)
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Hillary Clinton and Obama used government apparatus to delegitimize 2016 election and harm Trump
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Proposed tariffs would constitute $2 trillion in additional taxes on American consumers
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Rand Paul's 2013 thirteen-hour filibuster against John Brennan proved prophetic about intelligence abuses
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Good governance requires minimizing government size and scope
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COVID pandemic response involved coordinated coverup by officials with aligned interests
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Commentary on political figures losing their minds
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Rand Paul argues a free society requires virtue alongside legal structures and leadership
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Rand Paul highlights Federal Reserve sending trillions to domestic and foreign banks
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Rand Paul advocates for Federal Reserve Transparency Act requiring full audit of the Federal Reserve
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Rand Paul criticizes Republicans for lacking conviction and backbone
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Four men plead guilty to $550 million USAID fraud scheme involving misuse of taxpayer funds
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Rand Paul opposes U.S. government spending billions on FIFA security when FIFA generates $6 billion annually
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Rand Paul declares the chapter of COVID-era authoritarianism closed at Heritage Foundation speech
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Rand Paul recognized as consistent voice exposing government waste and defending liberty with annual 'Festivus' reports
RAND PAUL: The Founding Fathers “So Feared the Power of Taxation That They Gave It Only to Congress”
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Rand Paul opposes Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports, arguing they constitute taxation requiring congressional approval
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Stephen Nekhaila, newly elected Libertarian National Committee chair, discusses COVID-19 government overreach and its lasting harm to Americans
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Chris Rossini and Kurt Wallace discuss Austrian economics versus corporatist, state-controlled modern economy
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Ron Paul advocates for legalization of all drugs including heroin as rational alternative to failed War on Drugs
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Daniel McAdams analyzes the Ukraine war and its geopolitical implications.
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Kyle Kemper suggests Canada might consider becoming the 51st U.S. state.