Miscellaneous
In the one hundred and fifth episode, Todd, Jim, their permanent panelist and Muslims for Liberty's Will Coley and their panelists prominent libertarian/agorist author and Alongside Night writer and director J. Neil Schulman and Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate for 2016 Joy Waymire discuseds the following: 1. Frederick Gray and his unjustifiable demise and the protests and the riots breaking out in Baltimore, Maryland that soon followed. Were the cops justified in their actions for arresting Gray despite the fact that he had a checkered past for being a coke peddler and had a switchblade on his person? If so, why? If not, why not? 2. Maryland's state attorney general had announced that Gray's death has been "ruled a homicide." What did that mean for Gray's family, the protesters, and, most notably, the rioters thanks to the criminal charges filed against all six officers? 3. The destruction of the businesses wan the downtown area, including the CVS/Pharmacy store and speculation as to whether those businesses would rebuild. Would these business owners and CVS rebuild their stores? Would any good come out of this? 4. Ron Paul said that American was financially. Wasn't it high time that Obama and the Federal Reserve came clean about America's financial health and their tax-and-spend agenda? 5. Independent socialist Bernie Sanders of Vermont entered presidential field as a Democrat. Why was he running as a Democrat? Actually a better question is: why was he running at all? How was he better than Hillary when he offered to expand the size of the State like Hillary does? 6. Former Olympic medalist and Kardashian dad Bruce Jenner opened up to Diana Sawyer, saying that he was a "woman," that he was transgendered, that he was a conservative Republican, and that, of all the Kardashian girls, Kloe took it the hardest. What did you think of his interview? Were you moved by it, or did you think it was for show? 7. The U.S. Patriot Act faced revisions by both the Republicans and Democrats. Isn't it time to get rid of this law? Pro-liberty activist Avenis O'Brien comes on at 8:25 p.m. EST for a 70-minute interview to talk about how she wandered into the Liberty movement, her controversial article on why libertarian men will not get laid by libertarian gals, what and how libertarians needed more women in the movement, how libertarian men and women could hook up with each other, and her take on Freddie Gray and the Baltimore protests and riots, the Bruce Jenner interview, and more.