Ordered Liberty

David and Alexandra break down the Sarah Jeong and Alex Jones free speech controversies and solve all the internet's problems. Proud of their accomplishment, they move on to discuss the intersection between race, class, and religion in America's culture wars.

David and Alexandra break down the bizarre attack on Catholic hospitals for daring to be Catholic and then explain why the Steele dossier doesn’t exonerate Donald Trump.

David and Alexandra host a live podcast on Capitol Hill to make the case for the defense of liberty with civility, integrity, and courage — that “owning the libs” is not the path to persuasion.

In a wide-ranging podcast David and Alexandra analyze the heavily-redacted FISA applications, consider the difference between James Gunn and Roseanne Barr, and discuss a terrible abuse of Florida's "stand your ground" law.

If you're triggered by criticism of Donald Trump, do not listen to this podcast. Or maybe this is the podcast you need to hear. David and Alexandra break down Trump's disastrous performance in Helsinki, dismantle defenses of his conduct, and describe why he hurt American foreign policy.

David and Alexandra discuss the response to the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh and the pro-choice arguments offered in favor of keeping Roe. Alexandra, triggered, launches the greatest rants in the history of the Ordered Liberty podcast. A must-listen.

David and Alexandra discuss the ugly anti-Catholic bigotry surrounding the Supreme Court fight, and Alexandra breaks down her beef with Turning Point USA.

David and Alexandra break down the Supreme Court race, discuss what would happen if Roe is actually overturned, and Alexandra shares lessons learned from her time hanging with the elite in Aspen.

David and Alexandra discuss the firestorm of controversy around a restaurant's refusal to serve Sarah Sanders, outline the dangers of directly confronting and verbally shaming Trump officials, and celebrate another Supreme Court victory for religious liberty.

David and Alexandra analyze a crazy day of twists and turns in the family separation debate and then turn to a philosophical discussion of the risks and benefits of mass immigration.

David and Alexandra break down the Senate Intelligence Committee's document dump on Russia, then they discuss Israel's conflict with Hamas, and finally end up with a discussion of how the #MeToo movement is robbing the Left of moral authority.

David and Alexandra discuss McCain derangement syndrome -- the irrational hatred of John McCain -- and then dive into the question raised in the New York Times, "Is America too big to govern?"

David and Alexandra discuss the Eric Schneiderman scandal, and why pro-choice men keep getting caught exploiting women. They wrap up with a constitutional defense of Trump's decision to pull out of the Iran deal.

David and Alexandra talk about how partisan hatred undermines the defense of civil liberties, discuss the strangest defense of abortion we've ever read, and then cap off the podcast by taking on the claim that Christian critics of Trump's behavior are "Pharisees."

In a wide-ranging podcast, David and Alexandra discuss the law and culture that made Alfie's ordeal happen, the strange tendency of progressives to use comedians to "fact-check" conservatives, and David's extreme pessimism over the possibility of a meaningful deal with North Korea