The Freedom Report

A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. Stein is accused of defacing private property after she was seen spray painting a bulldozer owned by a company which is installing a pipeline in North Dakota. The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe worries that the planned pipeline could contaminate its drinking water and sacred lands.

Arch conspiracy theorist and owner of Infowars.com Alex Jones has declared war on Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson. But why? Doesn't Jones claim to be a libertarian? So what's got him set against the former two term governor of New Mexico? Today's podcast breaks down the real reason that Jones has decided to set himself against governor Johnson. 

Environmentalist, Feminist, and Energy Policy expert Kristen Thomas joins libertarian pundit Austin Petersen for a discussion of the transgender bathroom topic. Gavin Grimm is a boy who was born female, and sued his school for the right to use the men's bathroom. After much legal wrangling, President Obama's policies of forcing integration won out. Do people have a right to privacy? Is segregation for the purpose of a tiny minority a case of forcing their will on a majority? All this and more in this special episode of the Freedom Report podcast.

Libertarians Austin Petersen and Jeff Caldwell read a riotous list of white male privileges, and discuss racism, sexism, and the rights of men in American society. 

SciBabe Yvette D'entremont appears on The Freedom Report podcast to discuss mandatory vaccination from a pro-science viewpoint. Yvette talks about what's in vaccines, and whether they're safe.

TLR editor in chief Austin Petersen defends his secular, pro-life stance and delivers a cunning takedown of vegan activists using the NAP to justify giving animals like Harambe rights. Also discussed are Governor Gary Johnson's floating of a carbon tax as a means to fight global warming and other various insider-y libertarian topics. 

Former Libertarian Party presidential candidate Austin Petersen discusses the shadowy groups and individuals who helped contribute to the demise of the Tea Party movement.

Today's episode of the Freedom Report podcast discusses an article which draws similarities between mafia and government. This show was recorded live on Facebook, and was derived from the following article available for reading at The Libertarian Republic news magazine.  Click Here To Read The Article

Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson might debate Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump if his poll numbers continue to rise. But if they do, can big Johnson take the fight to the frontrunners? He can, if he takes our advice on these 6 tips he need to compete with the big dogs. 

Today's special episode of the Freedom Report podcast features Liberty Laura Meyers and Austin Petersen discussing the libertarians in the Republican Party who are supporting Donald Trump. Rand Paul, Ted Cruz, Thomas Massie, and Justin Amash all took wildly different approaches to dealing with the Donald, but what is the right way for freedom fighters?  Petersen and Meyers deconstruct the current political swamp, and feature an extra special clip from our hero Penn Jillette, who had some very kind words to say about one of your favorite freedom fighters. Listen in and, share this podcast with your friends who don't like Donald OR Hillary. 

Today's episode of the Freedom Report podcast is a tour de force of conservative and libertarian ideology. Peppered with former Libertarian Party candidate Austin Petersen's "bumper sticker phrases," this podcast discusses how Republicans were beaten and bamboozled by the Trumpster.  Also, what's the difference between a conservative and a libertarian? Petersen sums it all up in this fantastic special episode of the Freedom Report podcast. 

Today's episode of the Freedom Report podcast delves into the cases of the recent shootings by police of Alton Sterling and Philip Castile. Host Austin Petersen discusses his solution to put an end to police violence in the wake of these tragedies. 

A revolution without dancing is not a revolution worth having. -Emma Goldman Today's episode of the Freedom Report podcast is another culture jammer, analyzing a brewing war between rival clans of Donald Trump's babe army versus the newly minted Babes of Liberty. LibertyViral.com reported that a Twitter war had broken out between the rival camps, and caused a huge stir online.  Hosts Austin Petersen and Laura Meyers discuss Donald Trump's sex appeal, and why the Babes for Trump phenomenon is just as important to spreading his message as the Babes of Liberty group.  In this podcast is discussed the issues of Trump's authoritarian policies, marketing a message, and how anarchist feminist Emma Goldman dealt with someone telling her not to dance. Hint: Don't tell an anarchist feminist what to do. 

Former Libertarian Party presidential candidate Austin Petersen offers his hot take on why liberty in the United States would be better served with a Hillary presidency rather than Trump. Petersen also answers why it's better considering that the next president might be faced with a Supreme Court pick. Putting historical analysis in a modern context, Petersen invokes Alexander Hamilton's strategy to champion the Federalist cause, and how it applies to the 2016 presidential race. Drawing from the Cato Institute's research, Petersen shows why the growth of government is the real issue at stake in this election.  Austin Petersen was the 2nd place finisher for the Libertarian Party's 2016 presidential nomination, and is the current CEO of Stonegait Pictures. He's the owner and publisher of The Libertarian Republic news magazine, with over 1.5 million readers a month, and honorary chairman of the board for the Stonegait Institute, and LokiPAC. 

Have you ever walked a mile in another man's shoes?  In today's episode of the Freedom Report podcast, Austin Petersen offers his expert analysis on the cultural issues that are killing the advancement of libertarian ideas.   Why do libertarians always seem to lose the big battles for limited government? I think I know why, and it has to do with that innate human trait that we seem to be lacking: empathy. As hyper-individualists, libertarians frequently suffer from the fact that they carry a puritanical thought process that inhibits creative libertarian types from advancing the cause using the types of social cues that our fellow humans are giving us.  This episode of the Freedom Report podcast was broadcast live on Facebook on June 28th, 2016.