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Exposing the SPLC Grift - Tyler O'Neil - The Brownstone Show, Episode 24
Jun 15, 2026
59m 10s
Magnifica Humanitas - Rev. Robert A. Sirico - The Brownstone Show, Episode 23
Jun 1, 2026
39m 21s
The Death of George Washington - Jeffrey Tucker - The Brownstone Show, Episode 22
May 25, 2026
27m 20s
The Silenced Generation - Daniel McCarthy - The Brownstone Show, Episode 21
May 24, 2026
1h 18m 55s
Disease Mongering: How They Sell Sickness to the Healthy - Alan Cassels - The Brownstone Show, Ep 20
May 13, 2026
1h 19m 02s
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| 6/15/26 | ![]() Exposing the SPLC Grift - Tyler O'Neil - The Brownstone Show, Episode 24 | In this episode of The Brownstone Show, Jeffrey Tucker interviews Tyler O'Neil, author of Making Hate Pay, about explosive new revelations concerning the Southern Poverty Law Center. They discuss the SPLC’s informant program, alleged payments to Klan figures and a Charlottesville organizer, shell companies used for money laundering, and how the organization placed mainstream groups like Moms for Liberty, Turning Point USA, and Family Research Council on its “hate map” alongside actual extremists — all to drive fundraising. From Jeffrey Tucker’s long-held skepticism to fresh insights from the federal indictment, O’Neil breaks down the SPLC’s incentive structure, history of exaggeration, and its impact on free speech, civil society, and public discourse. Key Topics Covered: * The SPLC indictment: Klan informants, Charlottesville funding, and shell companies* How the “hate map” smears conservative and Christian organizations* Fundraising off exaggerated threats and manufactured controversies* Tyler O’Neil’s book Making Hate Pay and years of SPLC reporting* Effects on events, de-banking, Big Tech censorship, and public trust* Intellectual honesty vs. institutional grift in the “hate industry”Tyler O’Neil brings detailed research and firsthand analysis as Senior Editor at The Daily Signal, while Jeffrey Tucker connects it to broader themes of liberty, propaganda, and institutional corruption. This is essential viewing for anyone concerned about weaponized “hate” labels, civil society, and the integrity of nonprofit watchdogs. 👉 Subscribe to The Brownstone Show for more fearless conversations on liberty, ideas, and cultural renewal. Drop a comment: Have you or your organization been affected by the SPLC’s hate map or similar labeling? Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 59m 10s | ||||||
| 6/1/26 | ![]() Magnifica Humanitas - Rev. Robert A. Sirico - The Brownstone Show, Episode 23 | In this episode of The Brownstone Show, Jeffrey Tucker interviews Father Robert Sirico, founder of the Acton Institute, about Pope Leo’s encyclical Magnifica Humanitas. They discuss how this profound document is not fundamentally about AI, but a powerful defense of the dignity, creativity, wisdom, moral conscience, love, and uniqueness of the human person in the age of artificial intelligence.From transhumanist ideologies and the reduction of humans to mere “biological units,” to the metaphors of the Tower of Babel and the rebuilding of Jerusalem, Fr. Sirico and Tucker explore what truly distinguishes human intelligence from machines. They also examine Catholic social teaching principles of subsidiarity and solidarity, the proper role of markets and entrepreneurship, and the dangers of delegating moral decisions to algorithms.Key Topics Covered:* Magnifica Humanitas — Pope Leo’s encyclical on AI and human dignity* The true focus: the magnificence of the human person, not artificial intelligence* Creativity, wisdom, conscience, love, sacrifice, and human transcendence* Transhumanism, immortality quests, and forgetting human limitation* Tower of Babel vs. the rebuilding of Jerusalem as metaphors* Subsidiarity, solidarity, and Catholic social teaching* Markets, efficiency, entrepreneurship, and human flourishing* Dangers of algorithms making life-and-death or everyday decisionsFather Robert Sirico brings deep theological, philosophical, and economic insight to this vital conversation, while Jeffrey Tucker connects it to broader anxieties about technology, liberty, and what it means to remain truly human.This is essential viewing for anyone concerned about artificial intelligence and the future of human dignity.Subscribe to The Brownstone Show for more fearless conversations on liberty, ideas, technology, and cultural renewal.Follow Jeffrey Tucker & Brownstone Institute:Website: brownstone.orgX/Twitter: @jeffreyatuckerFather Robert Sirico:Founder, Acton InstituteX/Twitter: @robertsiricoDrop a comment: What do you think truly makes us human in the age of AI? Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 39m 21s | ||||||
| 5/25/26 | ![]() The Death of George Washington - Jeffrey Tucker - The Brownstone Show, Episode 22 | In this episode of The Brownstone Show, Jeffrey Tucker recounts his widely read article on the death of George Washington, who was bled to death by his doctors in 1799. He explores the history of iatrogenic death — death by medical treatment — and draws sobering parallels to modern medical overreach, from bloodletting to COVID-era ventilators and suppressed treatments. Key Topics Covered: * The Death of George Washington — bled to death by his doctors* Jeffrey Tucker’s discovery and public reaction to this hidden history* The long tradition of blind trust in medical protocols* Iatrogenic harm through the ages: bloodletting, mercury, lobotomies & more* Deadly COVID policies: ventilators, suppressed therapeutics, and mandates* Questioning medical authority then and now* Lessons for the future of healing and evidence-based medicine Jeffrey Tucker connects this foundational American tragedy to today’s crises of trust, offering a powerful meditation on why we must challenge medical orthodoxy. This is essential viewing for anyone concerned about public health, medical freedom, and learning from history. 👉 Subscribe to The Brownstone Show for more fearless conversations on liberty, ideas, and cultural renewal. Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 27m 20s | ||||||
| 5/24/26 | ![]() The Silenced Generation - Daniel McCarthy - The Brownstone Show, Episode 21 | In this episode of The Brownstone Show, Jeffrey Tucker interviews Daniel McCarthy, editor of Modern Age, about his article “The Silenced Generation.” They discuss how self-censorship, social pressure, and ideological conformity have transformed college campuses and stifled genuine intellectual freedom.From Jeffrey’s own debate-filled college years to today’s climate of fear and silence, McCarthy explains the shift from open inquiry to cultural hegemony and why intellectual courage has become so rare.Key Topics Covered:* The Silenced Generation — self-censorship and today’s college experience* Jeffrey Tucker’s pre- and post-COVID view of academia* The collapse of open debate and rise of social control* Modern Age magazine: its founding, mission, and defense of serious ideas* Intellectual courage vs. peer pressure and career fears* Where real vibrancy and freedom still exist in higher education* Recommended thinkers: Albert Jay Nock, H.L. Mencken, Richard Weaver, Russell Kirk & moreDaniel McCarthy brings deep insight as a longtime editor and thinker, while Jeffrey Tucker ties it to broader themes of liberty and free speech.This is essential viewing for anyone concerned about the future of academia and independent thought.👉 Subscribe to The Brownstone Show for more fearless conversations on liberty, ideas, and cultural renewal.Follow Jeffrey Tucker & Brownstone Institute:Website: brownstone.orgX/Twitter: @jeffreyatuckerDaniel McCarthy:Editor, Modern AgeX/Twitter: @ModAgeJournal @ToryAnarchist Drop a comment: Where have you seen self-censorship in academia or daily life? Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 18m 55s | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | ![]() Disease Mongering: How They Sell Sickness to the Healthy - Alan Cassels - The Brownstone Show, Ep 20 | In this episode of The Brownstone Show, Jeffrey Tucker sits down with Alan Cassels, one of the world’s leading experts on disease mongering and co-author of the groundbreaking book Selling Sickness, for a revealing conversation on how the medical-industrial complex turns healthy people into patients. From the manufactured panic of COVID to the relentless expansion of “risk factors” into diseases, Cassels exposes the playbook: redefining normal human conditions as illnesses, lowering diagnostic thresholds to create millions of new customers, and pushing lifelong treatments for profit. Key Topics Covered: * The Amish COVID meme and how media hysteria drove the pandemic response* Wellness checkups and the medicalization of healthy people* The cholesterol/statins racket and ever-changing guidelines* Risk distortion, IFR, and how fear was weaponized during COVID* Inventing osteoporosis as a disease and selling fear of bone density* Over-screening with PSA tests, colonoscopies, and more* Female sexual dysfunction, social anxiety disorder, and other created conditions* The GLP-1/Ozempic boom and the medicalization of body size * Why movement, diet, and accepting natural variation are better than drugs Alan Cassels brings decades of research and sharp insight, while Jeffrey Tucker connects it to broader themes of liberty and institutional trust. This episode is essential viewing for anyone tired of being sold sickness and ready to reclaim personal health autonomy. 👉 Subscribe to The Brownstone Show for more fearless conversations on liberty, public health, and medical freedom. Follow Jeffrey Tucker & Brownstone Institute: Website: brownstone.org X/Twitter: @jeffreyatucker Alan Cassels: Brownstone Fellow & Author of Selling Sickness X/Twitter: @AKECassels Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 19m 02s | ||||||
| 5/1/26 | ![]() COVID Reckoning: Lab Leaks, Cover-Ups, and Accountability - Steve Deace - The Brownstone Show, Ep 19✨ | COVID-19 originslab leak hypothesis+5 | Steve Deace | Brownstone InstituteProximal Origin paper | — | COVID-19lab leak+6 | — | 1h 04m 59s | |
| 4/10/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 17 - Stephan Kinsella✨ | defamation lawintellectual property+4 | Stephan Kinsella | Against Intellectual PropertyLegal Foundations of a Free Society | — | defamationlibel+6 | — | 1h 05m 07s | |
| 4/3/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 16 - Aaron Kheriaty✨ | COVID-19censorship+5 | Dr. Aaron Kheriaty | Brownstone InstituteThe New Abnormal: The Rise of the Biosecurity State+1 | — | COVID-19censorship+5 | — | 56m 07s | |
| 3/27/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 15 - Bobbie Anne Flower Cox✨ | judicial overreachvaccine schedule+4 | Bobbie Anne Flower Cox | Brownstone InstituteHHS+1 | MassachusettsOregon | judicial overreachvaccine schedule+5 | — | 58m 56s | |
| 3/24/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 14 - Sonia Elijah✨ | pandemic responseinvestigative journalism+4 | Sonia Elijah | Trusted News InitiativeWHO+4 | — | pandemicCOVID-19+7 | — | 1h 13m 39s | |
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| 3/21/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 13 - Jan Jekielek✨ | organ harvestinghuman dignity+5 | Jan Jekielek | The Epoch TimesKilled to Order: China’s Organ Harvesting Industry and the True Nature of America’s Biggest Adversary | ChinaAmerica+1 | organ harvestingChina+8 | — | 1h 19m 55s | |
| 3/16/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 12 - Ed Dowd✨ | COVID-19 responseU.S.-Iran conflict+5 | Ed Dowd | Brent crudeBrownstone Institute+1 | U.S.Iran+2 | COVID-19U.S.-Iran conflict+7 | — | 42m 59s | |
| 3/12/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 11 - Jeffrey Tucker✨ | pandemic responsecivil liberties+4 | Jeffrey Tucker | Brownstone Institute | Europe | COVID-19travel ban+8 | — | 53m 57s | |
| 3/9/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 10 - Leslie Manookian✨ | vaccinesmedical freedom+5 | Leslie Manookian | Health Freedom Defense FundZogby Strategies+3 | — | vaccine skepticismmedical choice+6 | — | 50m 08s | |
| 3/2/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 9 - Deborah Lurie✨ | film scoringartistic community+4 | Deborah Lurie | Safe HavenDear John+7 | TanglewoodBroadway | Deborah Luriefilm composer+6 | — | 1h 22m 00s | |
| 2/26/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 8 - Jeffrey Tucker✨ | Progressivismcentralized planning+4 | Jeffrey Tucker | Brownstone Institute | — | ProgressivismCOVID response+5 | — | 34m 15s | |
| 2/16/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 7 - Ann Bauer | Join Jeffrey Tucker for an edifying conversation with acclaimed author and essayist Ann Bauer. Ann is one of today’s rare masters of prose who turns everyday truths into unforgettable art. In this episode Jeffrey and Ann dive deep into the craft of writing that doesn’t just inform but transforms. Evoking gasps, revelations, and that rare “aha” moment where words hit like a physical force.Ann Bauer isn’t afraid to wield her pen as a scalpel. From her explosive early essay drawing chilling parallels between the COVID hysteria and the mid-20th-century “refrigerator mother” myth that tore families apart, to her fearless exposés on Minnesota’s welfare fraud scandals and the quiet tyrannies of power, Ann embodies the writer’s ultimate duty: to illuminate lies with unflinching elegance. “If you’re not getting to truth, then why do it?” she declares. But as Jeffrey probes, it’s not just courage—it’s an innate compulsion to peel back the curtain on the absurdities we all endure.Ann unveils her new venture: a reading app launching in Northern Kentucky to combat America’s child literacy crisis. Imagine the classics delivered in bite-sized, Netflix-style episodes with cliffhangers that hook tweens like a binge-watch: The Wizard of Oz, Little Women, Treasure Island, Frankenstein.. Built for homeschoolers, libraries, and rec centers, it weaves in discussion prompts (think: “What do the green spectacles in Oz really signify?”) to spark critical thinking and turn reading into a lifelong habit.Catch Ann Bauer live this Wednesday, Feb. 18, 2026 at the Brownstone Supper Club in West Hartford, CT! Tickets: https://brownstone.org/event/brownstone-supper-club-west-hartford-february-18-ann-bauer/Explore more from Brownstone Institute: https://brownstone.orgFollow Ann Bauer: https://twitter.com/annbauerwriterFollow Jeffrey Tucker: https://twitter.com/jeffreytucker Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 24m 34s | ||||||
| 2/10/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 6 - Walter Kirn | Join Jeffrey Tucker in this in-depth and candid conversation with acclaimed author and cultural critic Walter Kirn. In this episode of The Brownstone Show, they discuss the role of mainstream media during the COVID-19 era, exploring how narratives were shaped, trust was eroded, and society-wide hysteria was amplified. From the manipulation of “truth” and fallout on public discourse, this organic and open discussion uncovers the mechanisms that changed our world, and what it means for the future of journalism and free speech. Highlights:* The Media’s Role in Crafting ‘Truth’: Walter Kirn shares insights from his experiences as a former contributing editor at Time, The Atlantic, and The New York Times, discussing how legacy outlets prioritized consensus over inquiry during the pandemic.* Collapse of Trust in Institutions: Exploring the factors that led to widespread skepticism toward traditional media, including censorship, echo chambers, and the rise of alternative voices.* Engineered Hysteria: Examining how fear-mongering tactics influenced policy, culture, and everyday life, drawing parallels to historical propaganda and modern digital manipulation.* The Path Forward - Rebuilding Discourse: Thoughts on independent journalism and the need for decentralized media to restore authenticity.About the Guests:* Jeffrey Tucker: Founder of the Brownstone Institute, senior economics columnist for The Epoch Times, and author of books like Life After Lockdown. Tucker is a leading voice in libertarian thought, advocating for freedom, science, and open dialogue. Follow him on X:@jeffreytucker* Walter Kirn: Bestselling author of novels like Up in the Air (adapted into the Oscar-nominated film), and essayist. Kirn’s work critiques meritocracy, media illusions, and institutional power. Follow him on X: @walterkirn or visit his Substack: walterkirn.substack.com.Support Brownstone Institute’s mission to promote public health, philosophy, economics, and social theory through independent research and events. Donate at brownstone.org/donateFor more episodes of The Brownstone Show, subscribe to our substack. Like, comment, and share your thoughts below—what do you think caused the biggest shift in media trust during COVID? Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 22m 18s | ||||||
| 2/9/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 5 - Aaron Day | Jeffrey Tucker & Aaron Day: Bitcoin Hijacked? Epstein Files, Surveillance, and the End of Freedom Money In this episode of The Brownstone Show, Jeffrey Tucker sits down with Brownstone Fellow and researcher Aaron Day to unpack one of the biggest stories in cryptocurrency history. Fresh off major revelations from the Epstein files, they reveal shocking connections between Jeffrey Epstein, early Bitcoin development, MIT's Digital Currency Initiative, and the deliberate "hijacking" of Bitcoin. Its original vision as peer-to-peer digital cash (as outlined in Satoshi's white paper) flipped to a surveillable "digital gold" asset controlled by institutions and governments. Jeffrey Tucker shares his personal journey: from early Bitcoin evangelist in 2013 (when BTC was just $12–$14) to disillusionment after the blocksize wars, SegWit controversies, and the censorship that sidelined scalable use as everyday money. Aaron Day dives deeper into: How Bitcoin went from instant, near-free transactions in the early days to slow, $50+ fees by 2017. The vicious suppression of "big blockers" like Roger Ver (author of Hijacking Bitcoin, foreword by Tucker). Epstein's documented ties to Bitcoin/Tether figures and funding streams that influenced Bitcoin Core. Why Bitcoin is now more traceable than traditional banking (immutable ledger forever!) Ongoing prosecutions of privacy pioneers (Tornado Cash, Samourai Wallet devs) even under "pro-crypto" administrations. The crumbling "digital gold" narrative: miner revenue issues, calls to increase the 21M supply cap, ETF risks, and why privacy coins like Monero & Zano are outperforming. This isn't just crypto history—it's a warning about surveillance, state control, and the weaponization of what was meant to be freedom money. If you're curious about the future of money in a CBDC world, this conversation will change how you see the entire space. 📕 Recommended reading: Hijacking Bitcoin: The Hidden History of BTC by Roger Ver (foreword by Jeffrey Tucker) → https://www.amazon.com/Hijacking-Bitcoin-Hidden-History-BTC/dp/B0CXWBCWDR Subscribe to Brownstone Institute for more uncensored discussions on freedom, tech, health, and economics: https://brownstone.org/subscribe Follow Brownstone Institute on your favorite channels here: https://brownstone.org/connect/ Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 06m 44s | ||||||
| 2/7/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Bonus Episode - Jay Bhattacharya | In this powerful bonus episode of The Brownstone Show, hosted by Jeffrey Tucker, Stanford epidemiologist and health economist Dr. Jay Bhattacharya — now serving as Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) — delivers a clear, evidence-based explanation of why contact tracing, while dramatic in Hollywood movies about infectious diseases, is largely ineffective and counterproductive for fast-mutating respiratory viruses like SARS-CoV-2. Now restored after being censored in 2022, this episode remains highly relevant. Dr. Bhattacharya's insights have been vindicated by subsequent data on transmission dynamics, the limited real-world impact of contact tracing apps and programs during COVID waves, and growing concerns over digital surveillance infrastructure built during the pandemic. Dr. Bhattacharya's perspective as a leading critic of one-size-fits-all approaches and advocate for targeted protection of vulnerable populations. This is a must-watch for anyone interested in public health, civil liberties, epidemiology, or the COVID policy response. Share widely to support open scientific discourse. Like, comment, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more from The Brownstone Show and Brownstone Institute content on health policy, economics, and freedom. Resources/Links:Brownstone Institute: https://brownstone.org Great Barrington Declaration: https://gbdeclaration.org Follow @DrJBhattacharya and @jeffreytucker on X Note on censorship: This content was suppressed on YouTube in March 2022 amid broader platform policies that limited discussion of COVID policy critiques. Platforms have since adjusted some rules, but the episode's restoration highlights the importance of alternative distribution channels like X. Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 59m 26s | ||||||
| 2/6/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 4 - Jeffrey Tucker | Join Jeffrey Tucker on The Brownstone Show as he explores the fascinating and contentious history of vaccines in the United States. Starting with Edward Jenner's groundbreaking 1796 smallpox inoculation using cowpox, we trace the evolution through key milestones, public health policies, and the rise of mandates. Tucker delves into the role of government intervention, the impact of liability protections like the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, and questions whether the vaccine industry could survive without taxpayer-funded support and legal indemnification. Whether you're a history buff, public health enthusiast, or curious about the intersection of science and policy, this discussion offers thought-provoking insights into one of the most debated topics today. Subscribe to Brownstone Institute for more deep dives into public health, philosophy, economics, and social theory: https://brownstone.org/ Follow Jeffrey Tucker on X: @jeffreytucker Follow Brownstone Institute on X:@brownstoneinstFind a Brownstone Supper Club near you! https://brownstone.org/brownstone-events Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 48m 13s | ||||||
| 2/5/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 3 - Gigi Foster | Professor Gigi Foster of the University of New South Wales was one of the few rational voices in the world on matters Covid from early on, taking on practically the whole of Australian journalism and academia. She inspired a global movement. Gigi speaks of her early doubts about the vaccine and how alarming it was when the injury and death first started to be reported. It was bad enough to violate the human rights of billions of people but to follow that with a mandate for a dangerous potion was really beyond anything ever previously attempted. She further speaks about the need to rebuild community and some of the necessary reforms we need to restore health and freedom. Links Mentioned in the Interview: The Cape Byron Lighthouse Declaration: https://lighthousedeclaration.org/ Academia Libera Mentis: https://liberamentis.org/ More Resources: Brownstone Institute: https://brownstone.org/ Gigi Foster's co-authored book The Great Covid Panic: https://www.amazon.com/Great-Covid-Panic-What-Happened/dp/1630692778Australians for Science and Freedom: https://www.scienceandfreedom.org/ If this interview resonates... like, subscribe, and share to help spread rational voices! Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 06m 49s | ||||||
| 2/4/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 2 - David Bell | Join Dr. David Bell and host Jeffrey Tucker on The Brownstone Show as they dive into two initiatives: REPPARE and IHRP. David and Jeffrey explore the need to reevaluate global pandemic preparedness based on solid evidence and advocate for ethical reforms to the World Health Organization (WHO) to safeguard national sovereignty and human rights.REPPARE (REevaluating the Pandemic Preparedness And REsponse agenda): A University of Leeds initiative, supported by Brownstone Institute, aimed at scrutinizing the evidence behind massive pandemic programs. Led by Garrett Wallace Brown and David Bell, it promotes rational policies over panic, questioning inflated risks and pushing for transparent, data-driven approaches to public health.IHRP (International Health Reform Project): A multidisciplinary effort to redefine international health governance. With contributions from Ramesh Thakur, Elisabeth Paul, and others, it critiques the WHO's shift toward private interests and proposes reforms and alternatives that prioritize ethics, state control, and self-sufficiency to prevent overreach.This episode challenges the status quo, highlighting how current agendas may prioritize profit over people. Whether you're concerned about future pandemics or global health ethics, this conversation offers critical insights for informed debate.Resources:REPPARE Project: https://brownstone.org/reppare/IHRP Project: https://brownstone.org/ihrp/Brownstone Institute: https://brownstone.org/Follow on X: @brownstoneinst| @bell00david| @jeffreytuckerIf you enjoyed this, like, subscribe, and hit the bell for more thought-provoking discussions on public health, philosophy, and social theory. Share your thoughts in the comments—what reforms do you think the WHO needs? Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 1h 06m 17s | ||||||
| 2/3/26 | ![]() The Brownstone Show - Episode 1 - Peter St. Onge | Peter St. Onge is easily the most well-known economist on X with a regular show adored by millions. In this interview, he discusses the implications of the Minnesota day-care revelations and what they imply about the fraud industrial complex. The Covid period gave a boost to this industry like no other. Jeffrey and Peter discuss the political and economic fallout and what implies about public perceptions of the welfare state in general. They further discuss macroeconomic trends and how the economics profession could have been so wrong on so many topics. Peter writes for Brownstone Institute and recently accepted a new position at Heritage Foundation. Get full access to Brownstone Insights at substack.brownstone.org/subscribe | 59m 29s | ||||||
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