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Liam McCollum

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Lutheran, Montanan, libertarian, @humanreactionpc show, @Montana_LP, @DefendGuardMT, 2024 @Mises Apprentice, 2022 Hazlitt Fellow @FEEOnline, fired by Mark Levin

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CHARLIE KIRK: “We are just gonna take out the Ayatollah? Oh really? What comes next?” Nobody questions American military might or its ability to topple regimes. What nobody has demonstrated is the ability to build up a country afterwards (which is not our job, regardless). Case in point: We replaced the Taliban with the Taliban after 20 years.

CHARLIE KIRK: “We are just gonna take out the Ayatollah? Oh really? What comes next?” Nobody questions American military might or its ability to topple regimes. What nobody has demonstrated is the ability to build up a country afterwards (which is not our job, regardless). Case in point: We replaced the Taliban with the Taliban after 20 years.

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“END THE FED” Ron Paul walks out to an “End the Fed” chant at his 90th birthday BBQ

“END THE FED” Ron Paul walks out to an “End the Fed” chant at his 90th birthday BBQ

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If Thomas Massie runs for President in 2028, he could win Dave Smith joined us to discuss:

If Thomas Massie runs for President in 2028, he could win Dave Smith joined us to discuss:

531,287 views • 3 days ago

Before my generation even cared about Donald Trump politically, we were watching Thomas Massie and Ron Paul clips on YouTube, like this one from 2015, where Thomas Massie voted to force a debate on Obama sending troops to Iraq and Syria The reality is that they hate Massie because he has a longer track record of being more consistent and more America First than they are This also explains the generational divide on Massie, because younger generations have been able to track these votes with new media while everyone else was waiting to hear what Sean Hannity had to say about him

Before my generation even cared about Donald Trump politically, we were watching Thomas Massie and Ron Paul clips on YouTube, like this one from 2015, where Thomas Massie voted to force a debate on Obama sending troops to Iraq and Syria The reality is that they hate Massie because he has a longer track record of being more consistent and more America First than they are This also explains the generational divide on Massie, because younger generations have been able to track these votes with new media while everyone else was waiting to hear what Sean Hannity had to say about him

386,913 views • 15 days ago

Joe Rogan asked RFK Jr. how it feels to be treated like a conspiracy theorist by his own family, and his response was to give a short lesson on Albert Camus’s The Plague, the Myth of Sisyphus, and the Stoics. I think the reason people are drawn to RFK Jr. is because he's a breath of fresh air. Compared to the routine bureaucrats you expect to run for president, he's actually an impressive person, with an impressive mind, that seems earnestly interested in ideas and the truth. He doesn't have to be your preferred candidate to see that. We have such unimpressive fiat elites, and it wears on people, so people like RFK Jr., whether they're good on policy and should be president, just sound better. We need a higher standard for these people. There are significant issues I disagree with RFK about, but this was a cool moment nonetheless. A major litmus test for any presidential candidate should be whether they are willing to talk with Joe Rogan for hours.

Joe Rogan asked RFK Jr. how it feels to be treated like a conspiracy theorist by his own family, and his response was to give a short lesson on Albert Camus’s The Plague, the Myth of Sisyphus, and the Stoics. I think the reason people are drawn to RFK Jr. is because he's a breath of fresh air. Compared to the routine bureaucrats you expect to run for president, he's actually an impressive person, with an impressive mind, that seems earnestly interested in ideas and the truth. He doesn't have to be your preferred candidate to see that. We have such unimpressive fiat elites, and it wears on people, so people like RFK Jr., whether they're good on policy and should be president, just sound better. We need a higher standard for these people. There are significant issues I disagree with RFK about, but this was a cool moment nonetheless. A major litmus test for any presidential candidate should be whether they are willing to talk with Joe Rogan for hours.

8,928,958 views • 3 years ago

“We spent $16 trillion on the lockdowns. We got nothing for it. $8 trillion on the Ukraine war. That’s $24 trillion that they had to print to pay for nothing. That money, the way they’re paying it back, it’s a hidden tax called inflation, and it hits the poor and the middle class” “We need to stop being an empire” When’s the last time you heard a Democrat coherently explain the harms of printing money and empire-building?

“We spent $16 trillion on the lockdowns. We got nothing for it. $8 trillion on the Ukraine war. That’s $24 trillion that they had to print to pay for nothing. That money, the way they’re paying it back, it’s a hidden tax called inflation, and it hits the poor and the middle class” “We need to stop being an empire” When’s the last time you heard a Democrat coherently explain the harms of printing money and empire-building?

8,825,006 views • 3 years ago

TUCKER CARLSON TO TED CRUZ: “You asked me why I am obsessed with Israel three minutes after telling me that when you first ran for Congress you elucidated one of your main goals which was to defend Israel, and I am the one who is obsessed with Israel—I don't see a lawmaker’s job as defending the interest of a foreign government. Period . . . . that does not make me an antisemite, and shame on you for suggesting otherwise.”

TUCKER CARLSON TO TED CRUZ: “You asked me why I am obsessed with Israel three minutes after telling me that when you first ran for Congress you elucidated one of your main goals which was to defend Israel, and I am the one who is obsessed with Israel—I don't see a lawmaker’s job as defending the interest of a foreign government. Period . . . . that does not make me an antisemite, and shame on you for suggesting otherwise.”

2,672,130 views • 11 months ago

Dave Smith tells Dinesh D’Souza that Conservative Inc. conserved nothing: “By the time I came around—this is how much had been conserved—the debate was over whether my 4-year-old boy oughta be turned into a girl. That’s what I inherited. That’s how good you guys did—but what I did also inherit was $39 trillion in debt and an ocean filled of the blood of innocents.”

Dave Smith tells Dinesh D’Souza that Conservative Inc. conserved nothing: “By the time I came around—this is how much had been conserved—the debate was over whether my 4-year-old boy oughta be turned into a girl. That’s what I inherited. That’s how good you guys did—but what I did also inherit was $39 trillion in debt and an ocean filled of the blood of innocents.”

990,507 views • 4 months ago

Scott Horton compares the February 28th bombing of Iran to the Waco Raid (which started on the same date 33 years earlier), the Oklahoma City bombing, and Pearl Harbor, and discusses the risk of blowback: “As Dr. [Ron] Paul said, if we go around the world killing people like this, bombing people like this, and we think we can get away with it and not have to suffer the blowback, then we do that at our own peril.”

Scott Horton compares the February 28th bombing of Iran to the Waco Raid (which started on the same date 33 years earlier), the Oklahoma City bombing, and Pearl Harbor, and discusses the risk of blowback: “As Dr. [Ron] Paul said, if we go around the world killing people like this, bombing people like this, and we think we can get away with it and not have to suffer the blowback, then we do that at our own peril.”

87,907 views • 16 days ago

Donald Trump’s Republican Party crossed a line by unseating Thomas Massie. We are not the same.

Donald Trump’s Republican Party crossed a line by unseating Thomas Massie. We are not the same.

59,879 views • 12 days ago

Joe Rogan: Churchill was responsible for this whole Operation Unthinkable, right, where they wanted to use the Nazis to invade Russia? Douglas Murray:

Joe Rogan: Churchill was responsible for this whole Operation Unthinkable, right, where they wanted to use the Nazis to invade Russia? Douglas Murray:

1,156,117 views • 1 year ago

Dave Smith says Ben Shapiro has to debate Nick Fuentes now, but won't because he knows he will lose: “He won't do it, same way he won't debate me, and the reason is because he doesn't think he can win it . . . the reason he can't win the debate, even though Nick is taking the most unpalatable positions you could imagine, it's because Ben Shapiro is taking an even more fucked up position supporting Israel doing what they're doing now”

Dave Smith says Ben Shapiro has to debate Nick Fuentes now, but won't because he knows he will lose: “He won't do it, same way he won't debate me, and the reason is because he doesn't think he can win it . . . the reason he can't win the debate, even though Nick is taking the most unpalatable positions you could imagine, it's because Ben Shapiro is taking an even more fucked up position supporting Israel doing what they're doing now”

567,677 views • 6 months ago

Argentina’s new president Javier Milei explains the Cantillon Effect, or how printing money benefits the first receivers of money at the expense of everyone else.

Argentina’s new president Javier Milei explains the Cantillon Effect, or how printing money benefits the first receivers of money at the expense of everyone else.

2,428,745 views • 2 years ago

A year ago, Donald Trump had all the cultural energy. Today, he told House Republicans they must win the midterms to avoid his impeachment and asked “what the hell’s going wrong with the mind of the public” Dave Smith and Theo Von discuss how he split the base

A year ago, Donald Trump had all the cultural energy. Today, he told House Republicans they must win the midterms to avoid his impeachment and asked “what the hell’s going wrong with the mind of the public” Dave Smith and Theo Von discuss how he split the base

391,705 views • 4 months ago

Thomas Massie lost his primary in large part because boomers still listen to Mark Levin and Sean Hannity—but the future looks bright. Dave Smith joined us to discuss:

Thomas Massie lost his primary in large part because boomers still listen to Mark Levin and Sean Hannity—but the future looks bright. Dave Smith joined us to discuss:

13,834 views • 4 days ago

Charlie Kirk would have supported Thomas Massie, not Ed Gallrein

Charlie Kirk would have supported Thomas Massie, not Ed Gallrein

47,299 views • 20 days ago

Wow. Is Israel losing American Christians? Michael Knowles on the bombing of the only Catholic Church in Israel: “You’re losing me . . . the Israeli government is really screwing up . . . the war needs to come to an end.”

Wow. Is Israel losing American Christians? Michael Knowles on the bombing of the only Catholic Church in Israel: “You’re losing me . . . the Israeli government is really screwing up . . . the war needs to come to an end.”

608,372 views • 10 months ago

Dave Smith challenges Ben Shapiro to a debate: “Hey, Ben Shapiro, now that you're saying my name, come get you some. Let’s see what’s up.”

Dave Smith challenges Ben Shapiro to a debate: “Hey, Ben Shapiro, now that you're saying my name, come get you some. Let’s see what’s up.”

637,054 views • 11 months ago

Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon agree that Donald Trump actually wants peace and that Bibi and others are lying when they say Trump was behind the strikes in Iran; Israel wants to draw the U.S. into a war for regime change

Tucker Carlson and Steve Bannon agree that Donald Trump actually wants peace and that Bibi and others are lying when they say Trump was behind the strikes in Iran; Israel wants to draw the U.S. into a war for regime change

631,416 views • 11 months ago

The most important part of the CNN town hall tonight: “Do you want Ukraine to win this war?” “I don't think in terms of winning and losing. I think of getting it settled so we stop killing all these people.” Control of the Donbas is not our business, and it is not worth risking WWIII or nuclear war. This is the the obviously correct stance.

The most important part of the CNN town hall tonight: “Do you want Ukraine to win this war?” “I don't think in terms of winning and losing. I think of getting it settled so we stop killing all these people.” Control of the Donbas is not our business, and it is not worth risking WWIII or nuclear war. This is the the obviously correct stance.

1,858,885 views • 3 years ago

“I see Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio as being the same person” — Rand Paul, the best Senator

“I see Hillary Clinton and Marco Rubio as being the same person” — Rand Paul, the best Senator

964,648 views • 1 year ago

On Inauguration Day, Donald Trump said, “We will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but by the wars we end — and perhaps more importantly, by the wars we never get into. My legacy will be as a peacemaker.” Today, he bombed Iran, called for regime change, and said US casualties are possible but worth it.

On Inauguration Day, Donald Trump said, “We will measure our success not only by the battles we win, but by the wars we end — and perhaps more importantly, by the wars we never get into. My legacy will be as a peacemaker.” Today, he bombed Iran, called for regime change, and said US casualties are possible but worth it.

175,056 views • 3 months ago