Who Gets to Decide?

The government claims a monopoly on police powers and the power to investigate crimes. So why are so many leads not be investigate by the authorities? They only seem interested in the single shooter narrative that had LBGTQ issues with Charlie Kirk? The absence of this additional investigative effort allows people like Andrew Wilson to claim "Conspiracy Theory" when in fact, ...

Affordability is already becoming the most important political topic ahead of the midterms, and the crisis has not even hit yet. To solve a problem, you need to first understand it and I have been listening very carefully for candidates who have a grasp of this topic, and there are none. The interest groups aligned against the "HONEST MONEY" system in the world is vast and po...

In Episode 663 of Who Gets to Decide?, we examine the political legacy of Senator Lindsey Graham and the lasting impact of the interventionist foreign policy he championed throughout his career.

From Iraq and Afghanistan to Libya, Syria, Ukraine, and the Middle East, Graham consistently argued that American military strength and an assertive global posture were...

The President of Argentina, Javier Milei, is one of the most exciting politicians in the entire world today. He has been able to bring the language of liberty, property, and prosperity to politics in a way that I haven't seen since Ron Paul. The difference is that he was elected to his country's highest office. Ron Paul made a huge impact in America but fell short of ascendin...

Man on street videos that highlight the lack of knowledge of the average Americans are funny and entertaining, but it's really no laughing matter. The further we get from the date of our founding, the further we get away from the very principles that were cited as the reasons for declaring independence. Almost no American walking around in public can answer basic questions ab...