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Panel on the growth and future of the libertarian legal movement at Cato

Some weeks ago, I spoke at the Cato Institute's 40th Anniversary event about the growth and future of the libertarian legal movement, alongside Roger Pilon, Ilya Shapiro, and Jonathan Adler. (At about 46 minutes, I explain Chief Justice Roberts's Julius Caesar problem.) You can watch it online here:

From my July 4 playlist

Carolina Chocolate Drops, "Cornbread and Butter Beans"

Beach Boys, "California Girls"

Scott Joplin, "Eugenia"

Travis Tritt, "It's A Great Day to Be Alive"

Solomon Burke, "None of Us Are Free"

Carrie Hassler & Hard Rain, "Restless State of Mind"

Ollabelle, "Swanee River"

Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings, "This Land is Your Land"

Waylon Jennings, "America"

Red Molly, "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive"

B.B. King, "Chains and Things"

Louis Armstrong, "On My Way"

Talking with Armstrong & Getty about property rights, religious freedom, ancient Greek and more...

I was on Armstrong and Getty this morning to talk about the Supreme Court's awful Murr decision, as well as its decision in the Trinity Lutheran school case, the Trump travel ban order, and its refusal to hear the important Peruta case about the Second Amendment. If you missed it, you can listen here.

New review of The Permission Society

...in the University Bookman. 

Christina talks about homesharing in Michigan

The other day, Christina returned to her roots, the Mackniac Center, to talk about homesharing, property rights, and economic freedom.

Arizona a shining city on a hill?

I talk with Bob Zadek about recent reform efforts in Arizona.

Captain James Cook: Explorer of the Enlightenment

In the latest Objective Standard--available now digitally; soon in print--I tell the story of one of my great heroes, James Cook, perhaps the greatest explorer of all time.