Libertarian Counterpoint Gale Morgan

In this thought-provoking episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, James Just and John Cameron delve into the intricate web of regulatory burdens that affect our daily lives. From zoning laws that stifle diversity to the controversial science behind nuclear regulation, they uncover how excessive control can lead to unintended consequences. The discussion also sheds light on the burgeoning black market for rentals, a direct result of the ongoing war on landlords. The episode doesn’t shy away from tough topics, including the recent court defeat of an FTC theory proposed by Lina Khan, the stonewalling of Biden’s SBA officials over an alleged election scheme, and the scrutiny of conspiracy theories surrounding the “Twitter Files Brazil.” Plus, an audit committee’s review of Newsom’s return-to-office mandate and the CIA’s plans for ad tracking data are also on the table. Tune in for an unfiltered analysis of how these issues impact freedom and privacy.



LCP 1709


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In a riveting episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, hosts James Just and John Cameron explore the impact of various ideologies on society. They discuss Trump’s unexpected appearance at the Libertarian Party convention, a Communist Party organizer’s declaration at a UCLA rally, escalating tensions in the China-U.S. trade war, Biden’s order against a Chinese crypto mining company, Sacramento’s budgetary challenges, the intricacies of a California tax ballot measure, and the disputed fatality figures from Gaza.



LCP 1708


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In this episode, James Just and John Cameron tackle the clash between privacy and politics in Europe, defend the freedom of the press, and discuss the impact of energy regulation. Plus, they weigh in on the debate over disinformation, censorship, and innovative solutions to misinformation, and analyze the potential reclassification of marijuana and its societal implications. Tune in for a compelling discourse on current events and libertarian perspectives.



LCP 1707


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Join James Just and John Cameron as they delve into the pressing issues surrounding higher education. This episode unpacks the diminishing returns of college degrees, explores the recent violent demonstrations at pro-Palestinian encampments, and discusses President Biden’s decision to forgive over $6 billion in student debt for defrauded borrowers. The conversation also turns to the implications of war spending, the legal challenges faced by a former progressive prosecutor, and the latest developments in political lawfare. Don’t miss this critical examination of democracy’s health through current polling trends. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on Libertarian Counterpoint



LCP 1706


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In this thought-provoking episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, host James Just delves into the controversial topic of censorship in modern media. The main segment, “Lies of Censorship,” uncovers the suspension of NPR’s senior editor Uri Berliner following his critical essay on the outlet’s perceived liberal bias. The discussion extends to Google’s temporary blockade of links to California news sites, raising questions about the power of tech giants in controlling information flow.



Tune in to Libertarian Counterpoint 1705 for an unfiltered examination of the intricate web of censorship and control in today’s society.


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In this episode of Libertarian Counterpoint, we delve into the Middle East Madness. Our discussion covers a range of topics, from the escalating tensions in Iran to the implications of U.S. forces being deployed to protect Israel’s borders for the first time ever. We also explore the impact of inflation on our economy and the spiraling U.S. defense spending. Additionally, we highlight an intriguing bond between Argentine economist Javier Milei and tech entrepreneur Elon Musk. Lastly, we examine the controversial stance taken by the Democratic St. Louis Mayor regarding business owners’ responsibility for crimes occurring on their properties. Tune in for a thought-provoking and liberty-focused conversation!


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