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How Small Business Bills Shape California’s Future

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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Who are the Rich Men North Of Richmond

On this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, James Just and John Cameron discuss the latest news and issues from a libertarian perspective. They tackle the main topic of why Sacramento is the second dirtiest city in America, and how the district attorney is interfering with the homeless crisis.

Richard Fields, From the Fields, who exposes the corruption and cronyism of the “Rich Men North of Richmond”.

Finally, they spin the topic tornado and give their opinions on the lawsuits against a school district for outing trans students, the crime wave against minority-owned businesses, the reimagining of safety after police violence, and the controversy over Deion Sanders’ coaching strategy. Tune in for a lively and informative show that challenges the status quo and defends individual liberty.

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Government’s Advance of Dictatorship, Executive Orders, and Democracy

In this episode, we explore the question of what constitutes a dictatorship and how it affects the lives of ordinary people. We examine some of the recent proposals in the California Legislature that would undermine transparency and accountability in government, such as limiting public access to records, restricting oversight of police misconduct, and shielding lawmakers from ethics investigations. We also discuss how California is set to criminalize passionate parents who voice their concerns at school board meetings, violating their First Amendment rights and silencing dissent.

We also look at the rise of executive orders at all levels of government, which bypass the legislative process and impose unilateral decisions on the public. We analyze how executive orders can be abused to advance political agendas, undermine the rule of law, and infringe on individual liberties. We also hear from a guest speaker from the fields, who shares his perspective on how climate change and uranium mining affect his livelihood and environment.

Finally, we spin the topic tornado and touch on some of the hot issues of the day, such as the controversial statement by a Nobel Prize winning scientist who denies the existence of a climate crisis, the lawsuit by California doctors who challenge the mandatory implicit bias training imposed by the medical board, and the hidden costs of charging an electric vehicle that nobody is talking about.

Join us for this lively and informative discussion on Libertarian Counterpoint, where we challenge the status quo and expose the truth behind the headlines

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How Police Raided a Newspaper, How a Libertarian Shook Argentina, and More

James Just and Jason McPhee discuss police abuse of power, a libertarian candidate in Argentina, and various topics such as crime in San Francisco, a father correcting a teacher’s pronunciation, the FBI lying for Hunter Biden, and voter groups pressuring Meta to censor election information.

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