Richard Epstein responds to recent criticisms of his book The Classical Liberal Constitution from legal scholar Cass Sunstein.

The Libertarian: “Defending the Classical Liberal Constitution”

Richard Epstein looks at Seattle’s move to a $15-an-hour minimum wage, dispels myths about employment practices (including why the salaries paid by Henry Ford weren’t a model for public policy), and explains how market mechanisms can help the poor.

The Libertarian: “Markets and Minimum Wages”

Richard Epstein examines the contents of two new Justice Department reports out of Ferguson, Missouri: one exonerating Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown, one claiming systemic racial bias in the city’s police force.

The Libertarian: “Ferguson Revisited”

South Carolina goes for Trump and Hollywood goes for Satan: Andrew explores the similarities. Plus a lost adventure novel classic.

Ep. 79 - Trump/Satan 2016

Andrew explores the hidden theme behind the day's political news; and recommends an oft-ignored classic western movie.

Ep. 80 - Why Women Shouldn't Be Allowed to Vote

This week, Shawn Buell joins Terry and Ryan.  Topic is a continuation of our "series" on basic conservatism, and we discuss parallels with libertarianism and views on limited government.  Also, we touch briefly on a few relevant news items.

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