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Senator Paul provides a contrarian view on the AI job apocalypse, citing historical examples like the automated loom and electricity to show that automation typically creates more prosperity and employment.
Rand Paul advocates for vocational training and the trades, explaining how starting a small business in fields like HVAC can lead to significant wealth compared to traditional degrees.
Rand Paul shares inspiring stories of Vietnamese and Nigerian immigrants who have achieved high levels of success in a single generation, challenging common narratives about systemic barriers.
Rand Paul explains the scientific shift in preventing peanut allergies, highlighting that early exposure to peanut butter is now the recommended medical practice.
Rand Paul discusses his debate with John McCain regarding interpreters in war zones, arguing that pro-Western, English-speaking locals should stay to build their own nations rather than immigrating.
Rand Paul explains the economic concept that luxury goods today become the mass-market products of tomorrow through the process of capitalism and initial high-price adoption.
Rand Paul discusses how high-dose IV steroids were a highly effective but dismissed treatment for severe COVID cases, potentially due to their low profit margins for pharmaceutical companies.
Senator Paul reveals how the Federal Reserve pays interest to big banks on their reserves, which he argues increases the national debt and keeps interest rates high for consumers.
Senator Rand Paul proposes a middle-ground solution for illegal immigration: allowing people to work legally without welfare or voting rights, while providing a path for their children.
Senator Rand Paul critiques the lack of transparency regarding royalties government scientists receive from pharmaceutical companies and the potential for conflicts of interest.
Senator Rand Paul discusses his efforts on the Senate floor to allow 15 and 16-year-old pages to opt out of vaccine requirements, citing concerns over myocarditis and the low risk of COVID for healthy teens.
Rand Paul questions the legality and morality of the US military blowing up small boats off the coast of South America without evidence or due process, calling it a pretense for regime change.
Rand Paul recounts a story about Mitt Romney's interaction with a voter in a wheelchair to illustrate the 'moral presumption' of politicians who oppose medical marijuana.
Joe Rogan explains the historical origins of marijuana prohibition, linking it to William Randolph Hearst's desire to protect his paper mill interests from hemp competition.
Senator Rand Paul breaks down the 'dirty little deal' between Republicans and Democrats that fuels the deficit and proposes a 1% across-the-board cut to balance the budget.
A fascinating story about a 102-year-old woman who still possessed antibodies to the 1918 Spanish Flu, illustrating the incredible longevity of natural immunity.
A deep dive into reports of massive amounts of cash being flagged by the TSA leaving Minneapolis-St. Paul, allegedly linked to welfare fraud and overseas transfers.
Rand Paul explains the financial incentive behind pharmaceutical advertising on news networks, suggesting the ads are less about selling drugs and more about preventing pundits from criticizing the industry.
A humorous yet pointed critique of Mitch McConnell's health and his political maneuverings to ban hemp products via the government shutdown bill.
Joe Rogan and Rand Paul joke about the cultural signaling of wearing masks while driving alone, calling it a modern political identifier.
A provocative discussion on whether the government should restrict SNAP benefits to healthy foods, arguing that malnutrition and obesity, not starvation, are the primary issues in America.
Joe Rogan and Rand Paul discuss the dangers of federal agents wearing masks and remaining anonymous during arrests, highlighting the risk of impersonation and lack of accountability.