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In this episode Dr. Atlas interviews Dr. Naomi Wolf, bestselling author, columnist, professor, and graduate of Yale University. They have a wide-ranging discussion about the corporate media’s abandonment of journalistic ethics, the public’s loss of faith in the media, the danger of ideological echo chambers, and experiences they’ve had with social media deplatforming.
Senior Fellow David Beito, author of The New Deal’s War on the Bill of Rights is interviewed on Liberty Watch Radio with Charles Heller. Beito discusses his 15 years of research into his book which calls out FDR and his surveillance, internment (FDR called them “concentration camps”), and the shredding of civil liberties and the Bill of Rights. Beito details how FDR also censored the the new media of radio in the early 20th century.
Senior Fellow Ivan Eland, author of War and the Rogue Presidency discusses the recent US Supreme Court arguments on enforcement of regulations by unelected federal agencies. Eland says Congress should make laws that are easy to understand and enforce. But instead, Congress intentionally makes laws that are vague in order to appear benevolent without being specific.
BART and San Francisco officials held a press conference to announce results of a survey in which BART riders say San Francisco’s Civic Center station has improved its safety and cleanliness. Independent Institute Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan, author of the California Golden Fleece Report "Crime, Grime, and Greed at BART" says the transit agency needs to focus on customers’ needs to bring people back. He says the survey doesn’t reflect that BART’s overall culture has changed.
Independent Institute Senior Advisor Dr. Scott Atlas discusses the World Health Organization warning of the potential for another pandemic on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
Senior Fellow Judy Shelton discusses the policies of 'Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion,' or D.E.I., with Larry Kudlow on Fox Business, as the Fed appears to become more political. Of the approximately 500 Federal Reserve economists, 400 are democrats which raises the question: Is the Fed more open to reducing interest rates in order to help Joe Biden in the 2024 election? Shelton says the Central Bank needs more intellectual diversity.
