Libertarian

Richard Epstein analyzes the legal challenge to the name of the Washington Redskins and whether the team should opt for a new moniker. (Playing time: 14:53)

Richard Epstein discusses what labor disruptions in New York and Minnesota tell us about union influence on cultural institutions. (Playing time: 16:12)

Richard Epstein considers some of the major cases coming before the Supreme Court during its upcoming session. (Playing time: 16:21)

Richard Epstein looks at the recent shutdown of the federal government and the prospects for reaching agreement on the debt ceiling. (Playing time: 16:33)

Richard Epstein looks at the state of liberty in Europe and considers its political and economic differences with the United States. (Playing time: 16:40)

Richard Epstein considers the role of the Federal Reserve in the US economy and Larry Summers’s withdrawing his candidacy to be the Fed’s next chairman. (Playing time: 16:40)

Richard Epstein considers the legacy of his friend and colleague Ronald Coase. (Playing time: 15:20)

Richard Epstein looks at the legal, political, and policy implications of President Obama’s desire to launch a US strike on Syria. (Playing time: 15:20)

Richard Epstein continues his consideration of what the new film The Butler misses in its portrayal of fifty years of US civil rights. (Playing time: 17:50)

Richard Epstein discusses what the new film The Butler misses in its portrayal of fifty years of US civil rights. (Playing time: 23:50)