We're Not Wrong

The podcast discusses 'cheap fakes' involving Joe Biden, cognitive decline concerns, and the need for capable leadership. It explores the impact of banning fossil fuel advertisements in Edinburgh on climate change awareness. The conversation debates the effectiveness of advertising bans, consumer behaviors, and the implications for tackling pollution and climate change.

Discussion on the decline of Washington Post & challenges faced by traditional media, importance of local journalism, exploring new media models, analyzing Project 2025, allegations against politicians, and humorous anecdotes about alcohol mishaps and midlife crises.

The podcast discusses Trump's felony convictions, legal implications, and the impact on the upcoming election. They also explore their experiences at the Libertarian Party convention, nominee selection dynamics, factional divisions, and future prospects for the party.

The podcast discusses Justice Alito's controversial choice of flags and the implications for judicial impartiality. They also analyze Nikki Haley's allegiance to Donald Trump. The podcast covers topics like media narratives, judicial ethics, political strategies, and the role of government in various issues.

Argentinian economist Javier Milei discusses his shock therapy policies, work-life balance laws, and the challenges of rebooting an economy. They also touch on the differences between psychopaths, sociopaths, and narcissists, and the need for independent debates in politics.

Debate deal drama with Biden cutting ties, need for transparency in debates, minimal excitement for Biden, lack of party addressing voter concerns. Strategies for VP picks, challenger analysis for 2024 election, challenges and strategies for DNC convention, frustration with Democratic Party's lack of platform.

The podcast delves into the Durbin Marshall credit card bill, exploring its impact on consumers and businesses. They discuss the lobbying efforts of big retailers and airlines, potential consequences for consumers, and the importance of better infrastructure for trains. The conversation also touches on challenges of homeownership, streamlining plane safety instructions, and reviving the Whig Party.

The podcast discusses the Libertarian National Convention with Trump's presence, a motion to remove Speaker Mike Johnson, and the reclassification of marijuana. Topics include party alliances, controversies, drug scheduling, economic growth, and slang decoding.

The podcast discusses the implications of the TikTok bill and potential ban, highlighting legal scrutiny and political ramifications. It also dives into the need for a nuanced approach to addressing women's pain in medicine, emphasizing the lack of research and understanding in women's healthcare.

Justin Robert Young, Jen Briney, and Andrew Heaton discuss taxes, pregnancy announcements, and the nonexistent impeachment trial of Alejandro Mayorkas. They touch on the decline in tax refunds, Congress's role in immigration, and the need for term limits in government.