Libertarian

The Libertarian: Confronting ISIS

Does President Obama have a strategy to confront ISIS? Maybe, but Richard Epstein doesn’t think it’s up to snuff. In this podcast, Epstein explains why an emphasis on multilateralism and air strikes won’t get the job done and why the root of the trouble may lie with the president’s temperament. (Playing time: 17:14)

The Libertarian: Libertarianism and Terrorism

Is Rand Paul’s approach to the rise of ISIS in the Middle East even worse than President Obama’s? Richard Epstein examines that question and other as he argues that Libertarians should avoid clinging to noninterventionism when it comes to the threat of terrorism. (Playing time: 15:45)

The Libertarian: The Tragedies of Ferguson

Richard Epstein examines the many missteps that have fueled tension and anger in Ferguson, Missouri. (Playing time: 20:01)

The Libertarian: A Libertarian Moment in American Politics?

Richard Epstein weighs whether libertarianism is coming into its own as a political movement and explains the steps necessary to translate the philosophy into an actual system of governance. (Playing time: 17:37)

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The Libertarian: Obamacare, Back in Danger

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The Libertarian: Markets and Minimum Wages

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The Libertarian: Unsung Heroes in American Legal History

Richard Epstein takes listeners on a guided tour through the ranks of some of the most underappreciated justices in the history of the Supreme Court. (Playing time: 15:41)

The Libertarian: LightSquared, the FCC, and Property Rights

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The Libertarian: Hobby Lobby and the Supreme Court

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