“What we’re witnessing,” says Nick Gillespie on today’s Reason Podcast, “is the end of a bunch of things”—the Clinton political dynasty, Brexit, French establishment politics, the collapse of the May government in the United Kingdom—”and in that end, there is the possiblity of…a different, 21st-century world…where politics and policy follow all the advances in personalization and individualization and autonomy we see in our cultural and political lives.”
Gillespie is joined by Reason magazine Editor in Chief Katherine Mangu-Ward and Reason Editor at Large Matt Welch. Andrew Heaton moderates a discussion that heatdly talks about former FBI director James Comey’s controversial testimony about Donald Trump, the results of last week’s election in Britain, a production of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar featuring a titular character who looks a lot like the president, and whether Infowars’ host and 9/11 truther Alex Jones is actually the libertarian he self-describes as.
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