Episodes

If it's your property and your body, why isn't the repair your decision? Hannah Henriksen of Respect America on right to repair, open-source power wheelchairs, and the philosophy of human respect.

Nobody has ever run for Vice President. Mike ter Maat is... and he says my $40 trillion debt math is wrong.

Boomers get back four to seven times what they paid into Social Security. Everybody under 50 gets the bill.

52 words. One sentence. Six purposes. And two phrases Washington hangs a $40 trillion tab on. So what did "general welfare" actually mean?

She got called "fake cancer girl" for looking too healthy. Then she told us what $275,000 bought her... and the red flags she missed.

Iowa already elected a Libertarian. Twice. Now he wants the Senate seat both parties assumed was theirs.

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Brian Nichols breaks down the GOP's panic-mode midterm convention and $5,000 dividend promise, what Mamdani's New York says about how fast a country can change, and why Elon Musk's $30,000 Cybercab is about to end Uber, then hands off to the full PoliTicks episode.

It costs $1 billion to get FDA approved. A natural therapy gets no patent to earn it back. So nobody ever runs the test.

Don Jr. is polling second without running. TikTok made her a hero. And the AI job panic moved the date again.

Everybody blames data centers for your power bill. The oil guy says look at the empty reserve instead.

Why Starbucks, Dunkin' And Tim Hortons All Taste The Same

They called us conspiracy theorists. Then the diaries dropped, Fauci took the Fifth 111 times, and RFK torched CNN. We kept the tape.

Bill Clinton's lawyer sat down on a libertarian show... and admitted we're right about Big Brother.

You can quit your union, get kicked out of your union, and still pay dues every paycheck for the rest of the year.

Five years ago he said government was becoming a religion and social media the temple... everyone called it dramatic. Now watch it age.

Your knowledge is worth Bitcoin... and the bank is the only thing standing between you and getting paid for it.

Everyone calls Michigan a blue state. Tom Norton says Trump just proved them wrong... and the Democrats flipping red might decide 2028.

A systems administrator from Chicago's Austin neighborhood is running for Cook County Board President as a Libertarian, betting that a government broken by 16 years of one-party rule is just a broken system waiting for someone willing to reboot it.

A guy with a box of donuts walked into their office and stole the keys to everything... no hacking required. So - how long would YOUR business survive?

They haven't truly audited Fort Knox in decades, 83% of America's gold isn't even pure, and central banks are stacking 244 tons in 90 days... so what if we open the vault and it's empty?

DeSantis line-item vetoed a transparency tool his own legislators passed with bipartisan support... because the scorecards would expose how often they ignore their own districts.

Marcus Pittman, CEO of LOOR TV, returns to break down why Daily Wire's Bentkey reportedly torched $100 million, the consumer-versus-purchaser mistake that keeps sinking conservative streaming, and how he funded nearly 40 projects for under a million by building the market everyone swore didn't exist.

The blue links are dead... AI is the new gatekeeper... and most experts have no idea ChatGPT doesn't even know they exist.

A Republican lost his congressional seat over a carbon tax... came back 14 years later with the exact same pitch... and came onto my show to sell it to entrepreneurs and libertarians.