The Future of Liberty

By: Mitch Daniels
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  • The future of liberty has never been more uncertain. While there remain many reasons for optimism, there is also cause for pessimism or even alarm. With experience in business, education, and politics, former Indiana governor and Purdue University president Mitch Daniels investigates the prospects for the future of liberty and more through conversations with prominent thinkers and leaders across diverse fields.
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Episodes
  • Stephanie Slade on Liberty, Virtue, and Fusionism

    Stephanie Slade on Liberty, Virtue, and Fusionism
    Nov 14 2024
    Governor Mitch Daniels and Reason magazine Senior Editor Stephanie Slade consider the changing factions of the American political landscape, the history and future of fusionism, and how college students became such big fans of big government. They also consider the contrast between the hopelessness of a static society and the hope and fears of a dynamic one and give us some reasons to be hopeful for the future of liberty.
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    39 mins
  • Todd Young on Balancing Liberty, Security, and Markets

    Todd Young on Balancing Liberty, Security, and Markets
    Oct 18 2024
    Governor Mitch Daniels and Senator Todd Young (R-Ind) discuss current threats to liberty, the state of the American military, the national debt, and the importance of continuing to invest in science and technology. They also consider the complex process of getting legislation passed, the impact of AI on military operations, and they close their discussion with some reasons to be hopeful about America in 2050.
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    42 mins
  • Randy Barnett on Liberty Under Law

    Randy Barnett on Liberty Under Law
    Sep 20 2024
    Governor Mitch Daniels and constitutional law professor Randy Barnett discuss what it's like to be a conservative or libertarian on a liberal college campus, the changes in Barnett's political philosophy over time, and his development as a public meaning originalist. They also explore Barnett's interest in the ninth amendment and his theory that "first come rights and then comes government," as well as the idea that sometimes private property and liberty can be in conflict.
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    46 mins

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