Michael Rectenwald

Michael Rectenwald, a former Marxist professor turned libertarian, dives deep into his transformation and critiques of ideologies in this engaging talk. He shares insights on the authoritarianism lurking within academia and the implications of surveillance technology. His reflections on economic calculation highlight the failures of Marxism while advocating for individual freedom and property rights. Rectenwald also dissects how ideological coding within Big Tech mirrors historical systems, raising concerns about modern censorship and control.

Michael Rectenwald, a former academic and founder of AZAPAC, dives into the intricacies of anti-Zionist political action. He discusses the PAC's launch, its viral support, and candidate endorsements. The conversation covers strategies to challenge prominent figures like Randy Fine, and debates the impact of Zionism on US foreign policy. Rectenwald argues the need for a counter-think tank to address misleading narratives and emphasizes the importance of funding candidates who reject Zionist support. The mix of left and right anti-Zionist movements also takes center stage.

Michael Rectenwald, LP presidential candidate, joins the host to discuss topics such as frustration with polished politicians, the globalist agenda, totalitarianism in global governance, globalist influence and its threats, immigration and the global agenda, health insurance issues and the impact of immigration on politics, perception of immigration and unconscious Marxism, reluctance, loss, and frustration, and the motivations behind the Ukraine crisis.