SEC's worries about the gamification of investing and proposed federal regulations. Lack of consideration for accessibility and availability of new investing forms. Concerns about AI and conflicts of interest in the industry.

The podcast explores the recent removal of the House Speaker and its implications. It discusses the clash between strong leadership and the division of powers within the U.S. legislative system. The speakers also speculate on potential outcomes of selecting a new House Speaker. They delve into the role of the interim speaker and the potential consequences of not having one. Additionally, they explore the ramifications of a small group determining the functioning of the House compared to the Senate.

Exploring the concept of comparative advantage and its relevance to international trade. How individuals, not countries, possess comparative advantage. The impact of subsidies on comparative advantage. The unseen consequences of protectionism, such as the loss of jobs and reduction in efficiency and wealth for a country.

Explore the growth of Medicaid rolls and the Biden administration's request to slow down the auditing process. Understand the incentives behind federal control over Medicaid administration and the struggle between federal and state flexibility. Discuss the impact of Medicaid expansion and the need for alternative coverage options. Learn about the process and purpose of auditing state Medicaid rolls and the impact of the Biden administration on healthcare access.

This podcast explores the proposal to expand racial categories, focusing on the potential discrimination and historical misuse of data. It discusses the debate surrounding the creation of a new racial category for Middle Eastern and North Africans, and examines the impact of adding this category on affirmative action systems and advocacy groups.

The California Governor Gavin Newsom is considering legalizing small amounts of psychedelic drugs. Cato's Jeff Singer discusses the exclusion of physicians, the slow federal response, and Oregon's cautious approach. They explore the risks, controversy, and potential of psychedelic-assisted therapy, including ongoing research and promising clinical trials. They also discuss the positive impact of psychedelics on patients and the barriers they face in FDA approval and pharmaceutical industry support.

Learn how emergency spending has contributed to the fiscal crisis and the importance of regular budgeting. Discover strategies used by countries like Sweden and Switzerland for dealing with unexpected expenses. Explore concerns about abuse of emergency powers and the need for reforms in government spending.

The podcast discusses the Heritage Foundation's foreign policy recommendations, such as increasing military spending to counter China and Russia and reducing restrictions on weapon transfers. They also explore Donald Trump's proposal to decrease Congress's control over foreign arms sales. Additionally, the chapter highlights concerns about the increasing power of the administrative state and the president in defense spending and decision-making.

Exploring the 14th Amendment's privileges or immunities clause and its connection to the Civil Rights Act. The Supreme Court's limitation on the rights of the 14th Amendment and its impact on special needs children. The lack of economic liberty in the Constitution regarding desired professions. The conflict between the right to work and government regulations. The impact of licensing regimes on individuals providing respite care to parents.

The podcast discusses the recent meeting between Putin and Kim Jong Un and its implications for the war in Ukraine. It explores the potential benefits for Russia and North Korea, including the exchange of weaponry. The podcast also delves into the strategic implications of their military cooperation, particularly for the Korean balance and South Korea's response.