In this episode of LCI Greenroom: Open and Unscripted, host Jacob Winograd sits down with Clint Russell, host of Liberty Lockdown, to discuss the recent Rescue the Republic and Rage Against the War Machine rallies held in Washington, DC. Clint shares his firsthand experience as a speaker at both events, reflecting on the turnout, the significance of coalition-building across political lines, and the challenges faced by the libertarian movement in navigating these broader coalitions. They delve into the need for libertarians to collaborate with other political factions, even when differences exist, as they combat totalitarianism and government overreach.

The conversation also touches on the influence of prominent figures like Russell Brand and Jordan Peterson in shaping public discourse, particularly on topics like Christianity, liberty, and state power. Jacob and Clint explore how libertarian principles can be communicated effectively through such diverse coalitions, emphasizing the importance of focusing on common goals, like ending war and protecting civil liberties. Clint concludes with a call for greater engagement and coalition-building in the liberty movement to avoid isolation and irrelevance.

In this episode of the LCI Greenroom, Jacob Winograd hosts a debate between Skot Sheller and Jeremiah Harding on the controversial libertarian figure, Javier Milei. Skot, a proponent of Milei, highlights the Argentinian president’s efforts to cut inflation, deregulate the economy, and reduce crime. He views Milei as a libertarian reformer who is leading Argentina out of economic turmoil caused by decades of socialist policies, while fighting the challenges of high inflation and poverty through free-market initiatives.

Jeremiah, however, critiques Milei as an authoritarian in disguise, pointing out his ties to Western imperialism, the military-industrial complex, and his support for AI surveillance systems. He argues that Milei’s economic reforms cater to foreign investors at the expense of the Argentinian working class. The episode dives deep into the debate around Milei’s economic policies, foreign relations, and his long-term impact on Argentina’s political and social landscape.

In this episode of LCI Greenroom, host Jacob Winograd is joined by guests Dave Casey and Alex Bernardo to engage in a lively discussion about the upcoming presidential election and the libertarian approach to voting. With November fast approaching, libertarians are faced with a critical choice: whether to back Libertarian Party nominee Chase Oliver or throw their support behind Donald Trump. The conversation explores third-party political strategy, key libertarian principles, and the advantages and pitfalls of supporting each candidate.

Dave and Alex offer contrasting perspectives, with Dave highlighting the pragmatic argument for Trump based on potential gains in policy and influence, while Alex delves into the importance of maintaining libertarian principles and opposing the duopoly. Together, they tackle key topics like foreign policy, healthcare, social issues, and the political system's corrupt nature, all while considering the role of faith in voting decisions.