Bob Murphy Show Ep. 465 Scott Horton Explains Why Antiwar Guys Can Still Be Tough
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Nov 20, 2025 
Scott Horton, founder of the Libertarian Institute and a prominent antiwar advocate, explores the new Scott Horton Academy in this engaging discussion. He shares insights on U.S. Middle East interventions and critiques of Christian Zionism. Horton delves into the evolution of right-wing anti-interventionism, influenced by figures like Ron Paul. He also discusses the shifting sentiments around Israel and the implications of recent events in Gaza. With a focus on educating others about foreign policy, he advocates for more effective debates on interventionism.
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Train As A Capable Antiwar Advocate
- Enroll in Scott Horton Academy to learn long-form, evidence-based antiwar arguments and history of Middle East wars.
- Use the course to prepare to confidently debate hawks and spread anti-interventionist views.
Christian Zionism Shapes Foreign Policy
- Christian Zionism has diverse theological roots and significant political consequences for U.S. foreign policy.
- Understanding the history helps people reassess faith-based support for foreign military actions.
Early Libertarian Conversion Story
- Scott Horton recounts discovering alternative economics via Ed Griffin and later Mises, which steered him away from mainstream narratives.
- That early exposure made him comfortable combining right-leaning cultural views with antiwar and Austrian economics positions.
