In this discussion, Tom Palmer, Executive Vice President for International Programs at Atlas Network and Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, argues that markets do more than generate wealth—they can also enhance our moral character. He challenges common criticisms that markets foster selfishness, instead showcasing how they promote cooperation and ethical interactions. Drawing on personal stories from Guatemala, he illustrates the positive dynamics of market exchanges, revealing the camaraderie and mutual benefits that arise when individuals collaborate.

Tom G. Palmer, a luminary in the libertarian movement, discusses the decline in human liberty, the dangers of social media on identities, and the importance of valuing the freedom of others. He also explores the challenges, reforms, and leadership qualities needed for a better future.

Tom G. Palmer discusses the new thinkers working to make intolerance respectable again. He explores the parallels between populist movements in Europe, Brexit, and the election of Donald Trump. Examining threats to liberty including identity politics, populism, and radical Islamism. He also delves into the values that drive opposition to libertarianism and the significance of taking seriously the ideas of populist and alt-right/fascist thinkers.