
American prosperity was built on a foundation of free markets and free people. But, with inflation on the rise and a struggling market, many in America’s political class are attempting to recycle failed socialist ideas and calling for government intervention in nearly every aspect of American life. In this National Review Capital Matters podcast, presented by the National Review Institute, financi... more
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We are living in a period when the greatest political opportunity I have ever seen for either party is being squandered. For the Democrats, it is understandable. For the Republicans, it is unforgivable. In today’s Capital Record, David looks at this ... more
One of the craziest things that has worked its way into the folklore of our age is that the new-found appreciation for a heavy role of government in our personal and economic lives is replacing what was previously this broad moment of “libertarianism... more
The internet and social media were aghast over the weekend as Anthropic founder and CEO Dario Amodei penned a “Jerry Maguire” screed about the AI labs “slowing down” due to the risks of “losing control” and giving way to “bioterrorism” and “serious e... more
Vice President JD Vance and a few other folks on the right beat the drum this weekend for a new bill to pay married families with one stay-at-home spouse based on the number of kids they have. Some people on the right defend the bill as “pro-family.”... more
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David Bahnsen always speaks truth as he sees it and his wisdom is very much worth the time it takes to listen to. He was on fire in this episode and, providentially, it was excellent timing for us to hear it. So thankful for this podcast!
Well then…. I haven’t heard quite that much passion on the CR before. Although much was over my head I learned a bunch!
Viva la CR
Ep. 282 is terrific! The state—not free markets is responsible for alienation and isolation. Civic and social organizations are stronger with a purpose. A larger welfare state crowds out the purpose of charity and for community engagement.
One of my favorite economic podcasters talking about one of my other favorites. David Bahnsen and Scott Galloway should join forces.
All this turns out to be just a year long complaint about tariffs, quite sad.
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A financially informed, liberty-focused program that champions free markets and associated policy discourse. Episodes consistently feature interviews with business leaders, economists, and financial commentators to explore capitalism, market incentives, policy impacts, and institutional reform. Across conversations, the show emphasizes subsidiarity, private enterprise, and pragmatic mooring of economic life in virtue and civil society, often challenging government interventions and highlighting real-world outcomes for businesses and families. Notable throughlines include a defense of market mechanisms, critiques of cronyism and regulation, and a penchant for data-driven arguments about housing, inflation, and growth. A distinctive angle is ... more
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