James Just and Alexander Vazquez delve into Emmanuel Macron's call for Europe to defend Ukraine without U.S. assistance and Germany's sharp rightward political turn. They explore the Trump administration's DEI reporting portal, the effectiveness of economic blackouts and boycotts, and Americans' evolving views on the news media. Plus, insights into the housing market slump, FCC trolling tactics, and the curious case of Google searches for defense attorneys in Washington, D.C.
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James Just and Alexander Vazquez dissect California Governor Gavin Newsom's latest directives, including his push to bring state workers back to offices and his new homeless accountability website. They explore the implications of Bezos' ventures on personal liberties and free markets, unravel the $20 billion slush fund fueling progressive nonprofits, and examine the corruption tied to federal grants. Plus, a look at USAID's secretive funding in Ukraine, the FDA's stance on e-cigarettes, and the heartbreaking story of a confiscated pet deer.
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In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, James Just and Alexander Vazquez dive into the latest headlines. They discuss the impeachment calls against Argentina's president following a crypto crash, California senators grilling CPUC over multiple PG&E rate hikes, and the challenges Amazon union organizers face after a North Carolina election loss. They also explore the impact of ideological blinders, the financial struggles of left-wing activist groups, Trump's controversial NATO stance, and the security demands casting a shadow on Europe's finances.
In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, James Just and Alexander Vazquez dive into the latest headlines. They discuss the impeachment calls against Argentina's president following a crypto crash, California senators grilling CPUC over multiple PG&E rate hikes, and the challenges Amazon union organizers face after a North Carolina election loss. They also explore the impact of ideological blinders, the financial struggles of left-wing activist groups, Trump's controversial NATO stance, and the security demands casting a shadow on Europe's finances.
In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, hosts James Just and Alexander Vazquez delve into a series of pressing issues. Sacramento mayoral candidate Flo Cofer shares details of an alleged bribery call that has stirred local politics. The "From the Fields" segment tackles the impact of tariffs on agriculture. The discussion then shifts to international affairs, with Europe seeking a role in the Ukraine peace plan and the Trump administration's controversial move to end NYC congestion pricing. The episode also explores the panic caused by Trump's funding freeze on solar projects in red states, the Democrats' fight against what they call Trump's "government overreach."