2021 July 29 The Bryan Hyde Show hour two

Outsourcing our thinking and policy decisions to politicized experts comes with a higher price tag than most people realize. Christopher Lingle has a great explanation of how scientific authoritarianism erodes private property and human liberty. 

It's not a difficult formula to follow, government and laws are called into existence to protect us from violence and fraud and to ensure that justice prevails. But what happens when the government breaks its own laws with impunity? Judge Andrew Napolitano has a spot on description of what we've allowed our government to become.

Finding common ground these days takes work. But, as Kent McManigal explains, it's worth it when compared to the alternative of using state force to bend others to our will.

My waistline is testament to how little food insecurity I've experienced throughout my life. Having said that, food insecurity has been on the rise throughout the pandemic and we'd be wise not to be taken by surprise as to how and why it's happening.

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