Former New York state gubernatorial candidate Larry Sharpe joins Matt Kibbe to discuss a wide variety of issues from the War on Drugs to why Republicans and Democrats can’t unite the country.
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Since President Richard Nixon declared the War on Drugs in 1971, we’ve witnessed one of the biggest policy failures in American history.
Tulsi Gabbard made the nation’s jaws drop as they watched her lob bold attacks on Kamala Harris' history as a prosecutor.
With the world’s highest population of incarcerated people, it’s no secret America’s criminal justice system is broken.
Matt Kibbe is joined by Maj Toure, founder of Black Guns Matter and Libertarian candidate for city council.
Ocasio-Cortez’ amendment should have been supported. If not for research’s sake, then for those suffering from psychological disorders and illness.
We should continue to push for marijuana legalization. But we should also do some reflecting on the harm the war on drugs has inflicted on racial minorities.
Medical doctor Jeffrey Singer of The Cato Institute sits down with Matt Kibbe to discuss the many misconceptions surrounding drug policy.
Fundación Eléutera brings opportunity and prosperity to a population weighed down by the War on Drugs and violent crime in Honduras.
Matt Kibbe offers Glenn Beck a peek behind the libertarian curtain, where they discuss the War on Drugs, socialism, and why some libertarians keep driving potential allies away.