How Small Business Bills Shape California’s Future

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In this episode, James Just and John Kabateck,discuss the current small business political and economic situation in California. They review some of the bills that were signed or vetoed by Governor Newsom and how they affect small businesses in the state. They highlight the good, the bad, and the ugly of the legislative session and what it means for the future of entrepreneurship and innovation in California. In the “From the Fields” segment Richard Fields shares some lessons of history. and how they might relate to the present challenges and opportunities facing Californians, and the world. Tune in to hear their insights and analysis on these topics and more on Libertarian Counterpoint. For information on the NFIB, visit their website: https://www.nfib.com/

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Libertarian Counterpoint: The Fiction of Reality

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In this episode, James Just and Leon Brathwaite discuss the main topic of how opinion polls and media narratives distort our perception of reality. They analyze the recent revelations about Biden’s involvement in a corruption scheme, and how the public was misled by biased polling and reporting. They also touch on various topics related to politics, economics, and science, such as net neutrality, AOC’s tax proposal, Poland’s election, and the climate crisis. They also share their insights on the situation in Argentina, where a libertarian candidate is challenging the status quo. Join them for an enlightening and entertaining conversation on Libertarian Counterpoint.

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The Consequences of Hypocrisy

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In this episode, James and Leon discuss the consequences of hypocrisy in politics, culture, and sports. They analyze the recent ousting of Kevin McCarthy as House speaker after he was caught in a scandal involving a Chinese spy, and the backlash against No Labels, a bipartisan group that endorsed him, after President Biden criticized their interference in the infrastructure bill. They also share their views on the climate hypocrisy of the Global Citizen Festival, which left Central Park’s Great Lawn in ruins, and the gender hypocrisy of some men who pretended to be nonbinary to attend a women’s job fair. Finally, they comment on the absurdity of Hockey Canada’s new dressing room policy, which bans showering after games to accommodate transgender players, and the irresponsibility of Portland’s safety commissioner, who asked residents not to call 911 unless it’s a life-threatening emergency. Tune in for a lively and insightful conversation on the latest news and events from a libertarian perspective.

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Actions Have Consequences: How Policies Are Destroying America

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In this episode, we explore how the “left’s” agenda of defunding the police, promoting lawlessness, and pushing socialism is ruining the lives of millions of Americans. We also discuss the latest impeachment attempt against President Trump, and why it is doomed to fail. Finally, we spin the topic tornado and cover some of the most absurd and outrageous stories from around the country.

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Executive power or Authoritarianism

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Join James Just and Leon Brathwaite as they discuss the latest issues from a libertarian perspective. In this episode, they explore the following topics:

Executive power or Authoritarianism: How President Biden is using executive orders to bypass Congress and implement his agenda, such as creating a Climate Corps and banning fossil fuel leases on federal lands. What are the implications of this unilateral approach for democracy and the rule of law?

Public Health Emergency as a Rational to Suspend Constitutional Rights: How some states and local governments are using the COVID-19 pandemic as an excuse to impose draconian restrictions on civil liberties, such as mandatory vaccinations, mask mandates, lockdowns, and curfews. How can citizens resist these infringements on their rights and freedoms?

Topic Tornado: A rapid-fire round of commentary on various issues, such as the decline of public education in America, the mental health crisis among young people, the disconnect between teachers and students in online learning, and the hypocrisy of a teachers union leader who sends his son to a private school.

Don’t miss this lively and informative discussion

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