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Just when you thought our Syria policy could not get any worse, last week it did. The US military twice attacked Syrian government forces from a military base it illegally occupies inside Syria.
The US response to the Qatar crisis has been completely confused, with President Trump contradicting his own Secretary of State and vice-versa. Is America's largest military base in the Middle East at risk?
Everyone's watching what former FBI Director James Comey tells the Senate today. Was he pressured? Was he fearful? Or is he just playing politics?
This episode focuses on the financial bubbles in our current Economic system, with a brief history of how we got here and what's to come
President Donald Trump's proposed budget has generated hysteria among the American left. Prominent progressives have accused the president and his allies of wanting to kill children, senior citizens, and other vulnerable Americans. The reaction of th
Yesterday's terror attack in London is the third UK attack in three months. The British government wants more surveillance and more attacks on ISIS and al-Qaeda overseas. President Trump has again demanded a travel ban. Why do both governments refuse
Fear and power go hand in hand. There are always new fears (real and imagined) that power seeks to capitalize on. A new one is the fear that robots "will take all of our jobs." Lots of government "solutions" are being tossed around, but hardly a ment
What's the latest on Trump's arms deal with Saudi Arabia? Senator Rand Paul visits Texas to be a live guest on today's Liberty Report! We get an update on Rand's bill to block the arms sale, as well as a thorough look of the U.S. government's total l
Wars do terrible things to people who fight them. Physical injury and psychological injury are well known. Veterans commit suicide at an alarming rate. But perhaps less understood is the moral injury that goes along with war, especially unjust wars.
When we think about terrorism we most often think about the horrors of a Manchester-like attack, where a radicalized suicide bomber went into a concert hall and killed dozens of innocent civilians. It was an inexcusable act of savagery and it certain
Memorial Day should not be a celebration of militarism. It is intended to be a day to memorialize those who have died in battle. What to memorialize? Watch the program!
An American businessman is elected to head a bankrupt government. Instead of using business sense, the new president decides to increase both government spending and debt! Meanwhile, even though spending is increasing, his opponents are hysterically
The latest massive price increases in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum have boosted the credibility of investors who criticize the fiat currency system.
The NSA admitted last October that its monitoring of Americans was far more widespread than believed. Even the normally compliant FISA Court was shocked. Will "reform" do the job? Or should the authority to spy on us without a warrant be totally remo
The Manchester bomber greatly benefitted from the chaos and Islamist extremism that resulted from the US/UK "liberation" of Libya and destabilization of Syria using proxy Islamist forces. He travelled to both countries and reportedly even trained in
Yesterday's tragedy at a Manchester, UK pop concert reminds us again that terrorism is alive and well. ISIS claimed responsibility and governments will respond. But will their response make future attacks more or less likely? Looking at the larger wa
HB 2014 defines gold, silver, and other precious metals as legal tender and exempts them from capital gains taxes, thus allowing Arizona residents to use precious metals instead of Federal Reserve notes.
President Trump was in Saudi Arabia over the weekend, where he signed the largest US arms sale ever, praised the country's history and record, and declared war on Iran, Syria...and possibly Russia. Some first foreign trip...
Last week Attorney General Jeff Sessions ordered federal prosecutors in drug cases to seek the maximum penalty authorized by federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws.
Former Congressman Ron Paul opined about President Trump's alleged involvement with Russia. Paul equated Trump's relationship with Russia to assassinated President John F. Kennedy's attempts to extend the olive branch to the USSR, a move which
Former Congressman Ron Paul opined about President Trump's alleged involvement with Russia. Paul equated Trump's relationship with Russia to assassinated President John F. Kennedy's attempts to extend the olive branch to the USSR, a move which
Dr. Taleb, author of "The Black Swan," takes apart our foreign and monetary policies. Why do neocons and mainstream media keep pushing war and conflict? They face zero risk. This is something new in history. Those who decide on interventionism overse
The surprise appointment of former FBI Director Robert Mueller as Special Counsel to look into allegations of Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election has shocked Washington and the nation. Will we get a quick resolution to the claims abou
The unproven claim that the Trump Administration is somehow in cahoots with Russia's Putin is the story that won't go away. Every day the mainstream media churns out a new "gotcha" story said to prove this evil conspiracy. All sources, of course, are
Ten years ago this week, at a South Carolina GOP debate, Rep. Ron Paul dared challenge the cherished shibboleth that "they attack us because we are rich and free." No, it is our foreign policy that provokes hatred and inspires attacks like 9/11, he d
On Friday, US Attorney General Jeff Sessions sent a directive to US Federal Prosecutors to pursue the most severe penalties possible for drug infractions, even if it triggers large mandatory minimum sentences. Like the drug war itself, this new/old a
By the end of this month, Defense Secretary James Mattis and National Security Advisor HR McMaster will deliver to President Trump their plans for military escalations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and Syria. President Trump would be wise to rip the plans up
President Trump wants to spend $1 Trillion on "infrastructure?" Where does a government that is $20 Trillion in debt get the audacity to spend another trillion that it doesn't have? Today on Myth-Busters!
On Monday, President Trump authorized the Pentagon to provide whatever weapons necessary for the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces to defeat ISIS in Raqqa. This is not a new strategy, however. It is left-over from the Obama Administration. Will it
Yesterday's sudden termination of FBI Director James Comey sent shockwaves worldwide. The wildest conspiracy theories were served up in the mainstream media. What no one discusses, however, is that the problem is with the system, not with who happens
