John we had to free our minds to get these concepts. But on to tonights topic. Is the United States about to fall as rome did . It is a barbarian city. Is this our future . First we hear from a conservative, a historian, and a libertarian. We have some libertarians leading. This historian, carl richard, and matt kibbe fights the government. Matt, are we becoming rome . I think that we are. I think that the parallels are quite ominous. The expansion of foreign policy, the arrogance of executive power taking over our country. But i do think we have a chance to stop it. I believe that their similarities with the fall of rome and the republic they are in engagement of political leaders and so on. I see some of that. John corruption, etc. . It is sort of under the table corruption. But it doesnt bother me as much as the over things. For instance, the roman constitution had a to permit limited to one year and people just kept voting for this unconstitutional leader. John now we have Congress
Them. Sound familiar . Is this what is happening to america . 1,000 of us have gathered here to ask the question. I have the show. To night. Hopes it tonight i am in las vegas for a special edition of these people came here just for that but they really came for freedom fast though worlds biggest gathering of three minds this topic are we becoming rome . Free mind that is the phrase we libertarians like to use to describe herself this is basically a big conference of libertarians and i think our mind is unusually free. Right . [cheers and applause] we have to free our minds to get the concept that people think were crazy but is the United States about to fallon t as rome did . Id . With the lead to addiction of barbarians over the city is this our future . First we hear from a conservative and libertarian the conservative, steve forbes you have some libertarian leaningserta, and as historian with an expert on rome, a libertarian matt can be with freedom works. Are we becoming rome . I
John we had to free our minds to get these concepts. But on to tonights topic. Is the United States about to fall as rome did . It s a barbarian city. Is this our future . First we hear from a conservative, a historian, and a libertarian. We have some libertarians leadg. This historian, carl richard, and matt kibbe fights the government. Matt, arewe becoming rome . I think that we are. I think that the parallels are quite ominous. The expansion of foreign policy, the arrogance of executive power taking over our country. But i do think we have a chance to stop it. I believe that their similarities with the fall of rome and the republic they are in engagement of political leaders and so on. I see some of that. John corruption, etc. . It is sort of unde the table corruption. But it doesnt bother me as much as the over things. For instance, the roman constitution had a to permit limited to one year and people just kept voting for this unconstitutional leader. John now we have Congress Pass
John we had to free our minds to get these concepts. But on to tonights topic. Is the United States about to fall as rome did . It is a barbarian city. Is this our future . First we hear from a conservative, a historian, and a libertarian. We have some ibertarians leading. This historian, carl richard, and matt kibbe fights the government. Matt, are we becoming rome . I think that we are. I think that the parallels are quite ominous. The expansion of foreign policy, the arrogance of executive power taking over our country. But i do think we have a chance to stop it. I believe that their similarities with the fall of rome and the republic they are in engagement of political leaders and so on. I see some of that. John corruption, etc. . It is sort of under the table corruption. But it doesnt bother me as much as the over things. For instance, the roman constitution had a to permit limited to one year and people just kept voting for th unconstitutional leader. John now we have Congress Pa
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