Richard Epstein, an expert on libertarianism and a commentator on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, discusses Israel's history and the allegation of colonization, historical events and conflicts involving Israel, restriction of freedom of speech on university campuses and its impact on Jewish students, and issues surrounding universities and asymmetrical warfare.

Legal scholars Richard Epstein and John Yoo discuss recent Supreme Court rulings, challenges to constitutional amendments, upcoming Chevron Deference challenge, disputes among originalist thinkers, criticisms of Justice Thomas, and future plans for a potential Trump Administration.

Law professor and libertarian Richard Epstein discusses the amicus brief challenging a tax change, the implications of eliminating the realization requirement for taxation, and the historical significance of the 16th amendment.

Legal scholar and Libertarian thinker, Richard Epstein, discusses managing campus protests, strategies for leadership, Israeli self-defense, and internal divisions within the Libertarian Party. He contrasts effective police responses with mismanagement of protests, explores the delicate balance of university interventions, and advocates for reduced tax burdens and deregulation.

Richard Epstein discusses legal debates around Trump's eligibility in Colorado and potential 25th Amendment issues for Biden. Analysis of 14th Amendment, insurrection, and Presidential appointments. Debate on invoking 25th Amendment for Biden and challenges of US primary system in politics.

Legal expert and scholar Richard Epstein discusses what constitutes a war crime, particularly in the context of Israel and Hamas. They explore the complexities of the Israeli-Hamas conflict, online reporting and targeting tactics in Gaza, challenges in obtaining reliable information, and the proposal of Israel's security control over Gaza for peace and commerce.

In this discussion, Richard Epstein, a legal scholar from the Hoover Institution, tackles the controversial Israeli beeper attack on Hezbollah members, weighing the ethical implications in modern warfare. He critiques U.S. foreign policy for its moral ambiguities and explores the challenges of defining terrorism. The conversation also delves into parental responsibility in gun violence, using a recent school shooting case to highlight libertarian views on personal accountability versus constitutional rights.

Richard Epstein, an academic and lawyer specializing in law and economics, reacts to the congressional testimony from presidents of Harvard, MIT, and UPenn regarding antisemitism on their campuses. The podcast discusses the lack of enforcement of antisemitism in the Ivy League, the role of Congress in regulating speech on university campuses, the context-dependence of anti-Semitism, and the impact of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies on American universities.

Richard Epstein discusses the contrasts between President Biden's economic policy and the Trump and Obama administrations. Topics include the potential impact of Biden's economic policies, his approach to energy, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the downsides of Bidenomics such as subsidies, capital development, and labor unions.

Richard Epstein discusses pro-Hamas attitudes on college campuses and weighs in on Israel's end goal for Hamas. They explore the role of universities in remaining neutral during conflicts and analyze the support some left-wing organizations have for Hamas. The discussion includes the limitations and destructive conduct of Hamas, the importance of political leadership in the Israel situation, and the need to pressure Egypt to open the borders.