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Why the Federalists Hated the Bill of Rights

2026-01-29

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2026-01-29

The Bill of Rights transformed the Constitution from one of supreme and total national power to a partially mixed polity where the liberal anti-nationalists at least had a fighting chance.

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The Fed Does Nothing

2026-01-29

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2026-01-29

Dr. Jonathan Newman joins Tho and Connor to discuss Jerome Powell's favorite type of FOMC meeting: a boring one. No cuts, no concerns, no drama in the eyes of the soon-to-be-former Fed Chair. On this episode, we try to bust his bubble on this episode of Power and Market.

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Quantitative Finance Has a Rotten Foundation

2026-01-29

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2026-01-29

Austrian economists have long criticized using mathematics to undergird economic analysis. It is time to apply that same criticism to using math to undergird analysis of financial markets.

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Surprise! Mamdani Is Governing Like a Socialist

2026-01-29

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2026-01-29

By hiring a communist as his main housing adviser, New York Mayor Zohram Mamdani is fully committed to driving out private ownership of rental properties and handing over apartments to the city and politically-connected organizations. It will only make housing problems worse.

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Applause for the Exception: How Legal Education Is Learning to Stop Limiting Power

2026-01-29

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2026-01-29

Liberty often dies to thunderous applause. At a recent graduation ceremony at one of Latin America’s oldest and most prestigious law schools, young lawyers applauded a vision of authority in which law no longer operates as a limit on power, but as its instrument.

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We Can Have Unity or We Can Have Freedom. We Can’t Have Both.

2026-01-28

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2026-01-28

While unity sounds like a nice thing to have, when it comes to politics and nation-states, experience repeatedly shows that unity is the tool of those who build state power at the expense of freedom.

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Surprise! Mamdani Is Governing Like a Socialist

2026-01-28

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2026-01-28

By hiring a communist as his main housing adviser, New York Mayor Zohram Mamdani is fully committed to driving out private ownership of rental properties and handing over apartments to the city and politically-connected organizations. It will only make housing problems worse.

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The Ruthlessness and Brutality of the US Government

2026-01-28

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2026-01-28

From time to time, the American people need to be reminded who is the boss. The boss is the US government. The citizenry are the serfs, the servants, the subordinates.

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The 1929 Financial Thriller and the “We Can’t Help Ourselves” Theory of Financial Mania

2026-01-28

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2026-01-28

The 1929 October stock market crash is one of the most important financial events in US history. Andrew Ross Sorkin’s book gives a close look at the events that shook the nation.

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Trump’s Embrace of Economic Leftism Will Destroy the Legacy He’s Desperately Trying to Build

2026-01-28

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2026-01-28

Trump is clearly focused on building a legacy in his second term with his domestic vanity projects and dramatic foreign interventions. But his actual legacy is shaping up to be defined by his lack of progress on affordability.

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The Essence of Action and Liberty

2026-01-28

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2026-01-28

Life, for man, begins not with breath, but with action. To act, he must own himself. He must be free to choose.

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Trump’s Embrace of Economic Leftism Will Destroy the Legacy He’s Desperately Trying to Build

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

Trump is clearly focused on building a legacy in his second term with his domestic vanity projects and dramatic foreign interventions. But his actual legacy is shaping up to be defined by his lack of progress on affordability.

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The Mirage of Public Finance: Italy’s Budget Bill

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

When it comes to fiscal reform, the Right—in Italy and abroad—should remember Jean-Baptiste Say: “The best scheme of finance is, to spend as little as possible; and the best tax is always the lightest.”

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Why the Federalists Hated the Bill of Rights

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

The Bill of Rights transformed the Constitution from one of supreme and total national power to a partially mixed polity where the liberal anti-nationalists at least had a fighting chance.

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Trump’s Latest Regime Change Target

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

What does the Federal Reserve have in common with Venezuela and Greenland? It has been targeted by President Trump for regime change.

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We Can Have Unity or We Can Have Freedom. We Can’t Have Both.

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

While unity sounds like a nice thing to have, when it comes to politics and nation-states, experience repeatedly shows that unity is the tool of those who build state power at the expense of freedom.

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Daoism and the Limits of Rule: Ethical Anarchism Without Natural Rights

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

While libertarians like to think of political libertarianism as a peculiarly western concept, it turns out that classical Daoist thinkers wrote about state power in a way that would seem to channel none other than Murray Rothbard.

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The Case for Economic Truth: Why Tariff Cuts Trump Protectionism

2026-01-27

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2026-01-27

Ultimately, eliminating tariffs is a submission to a fundamental truth: the wealth of a nation does not come from stifling global trade.

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Japan Bond Crash Unleashes a $7 Trillion Risk for Global Markets

2026-01-26

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2026-01-26

Inflation, long dormant in Japan, has taken hold. As a result, investors have been frantically sending bond yields up to levels once unthinkable.

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When Hate Speech is Defined as a Crime

2026-01-26

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2026-01-26

Many progressives believe that certain kind of speech, or what they call “hate speech,” should be subject to criminal penalties, including imprisonment. Murray Rothbard understood that such laws would destroy our very freedoms.

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