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Nov 4, 2026

Brett WeinsteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:41
So the idea is a friendly takeover of the Libertarian Party.
Brett WeinsteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:46
I'm partnering with the Mises Caucus, the sort of hard-headed folks who have libertarian values but are also frustrated by the way the party functions.
Brett WeinsteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
64:57
And the idea is to take over the Libertarian Party and to rebrand it the American Liberty Party.
Brett WeinsteinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
65:08
So you want to put up the American Liberty Party site so people can see what we're talking about.
ToadHOST
59:10
then that was their plot.
ToadHOST
59:11
Didn't his father wind up joining the Mises caucus or something just to spite him? His dad is online being like, yeah, my son's a total faggot.
Jose GalisonHOST
59:24
I just I can't even get why he didn't come in.
Jose GalisonHOST
59:26
They didn't come in there with like, well, this is politics like that.
ColeHOST
64:03
They
ToadHOST
64:03
did essentially what I think happened in New Hampshire, which wound up getting reversed.
ToadHOST
64:08
So the Mises caucus people had, there had been a coup to like take them out basically.
ToadHOST
64:12
And then they, wound up getting reinstantiated in delaware i think that did not happen in the the national party just let it stand essentially that i mean at least that's what i think happened i don't know what came of it at the lnc meetings that just happened over the weekend here in boston because i didn't go i just i just dropped josh smith off and i was like have fun buddy see you later
Bret WeinsteinHOST
87:10
So the idea is... a friendly takeover of the Libertarian Party.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
87:16
I'm partnering with the Mises Caucus, the sort of hard-headed folks who have libertarian values but are also frustrated by the way the party functions.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
87:27
And the idea is to take over the Libertarian Party and to rebrand it the American Liberty Party.
Bret WeinsteinHOST
87:38
So you want to put up the American Liberty Party site so people can see what we're talking about.
ClintGUEST
44:01
Would the Green
Marc ClairGUEST
44:02
Party Mises caucus work? Is there a Democrat
Reed CoverdaleGUEST
44:08
Mises Caucus? Does that exist? Let's do a Mises
Marc ClairGUEST
44:12
Caucus everywhere.
Reed CoverdaleGUEST
44:14
If you live in Hawaii, that's honestly...
Reed CoverdaleGUEST
44:23
I think that would be a good idea.
Reed CoverdaleGUEST
44:25
Do you think Tulsi Gabbard would join
ClintGUEST
44:26
the Democrat Mises Caucus? Why don't we do the Maui Mommy Milker Mises Caucus? Dude, that's some good alliteration.
Samantha BakerGUEST
16:32
I am the vice chair of the Libertarian Party of Tennessee.
Samantha BakerGUEST
16:34
I'm also a state organizer for the Mises Caucus.
Samantha BakerGUEST
16:39
Yeah, vice chair.
Samantha BakerGUEST
16:40
I support the executive committee for the state.
Samantha BakerGUEST
16:49
Basically, it has to do with your constitutional rights, your God-given rights.
Samantha BakerGUEST
16:53
We're going to fight for those and try to keep the government out of it.
Chase MathesonHOST
16:56
Now, you said you're part of the Mises caucus.
Chase MathesonHOST
16:58
A lot of people don't understand what that is.
Jason BasslerGUEST
59:00
Well, first of all, thank you for having me on.
Jason BasslerGUEST
59:02
It's been a while since I've been with the Mises caucus, man.
Jason BasslerGUEST
59:05
So yeah, it's great to be on here and have this conversation with
Will HobsonGUEST
59:09
you guys.
Nate ThurstonHOST
61:20
We're going to be talking a little bit about the House race going on there in Oregon.
Nate ThurstonHOST
61:25
And why don't you give anyone else like whatever details I left out of yours in that intro?
Will HobsonGUEST
61:31
oh for me uh yeah i i signed up at the mises caucus in like fall of 2019 so i've been here for a little while not the whole time but a lot of it um and uh yeah i'm former chair of the party as well and yeah i've just been around a while and here okay so awesome a lot of projects
Nate ThurstonHOST
61:52
so uh so what's going on with this uh this house race in uh district 52 uh why uh what makes that one so important
Cody CookHOST
23:38
All right.
Cody CookHOST
23:39
Okay, so you're traditionally a Mises caucus guy, and that's right? Well, here's what's funny about it.
Cody CookHOST
23:44
Hold on.
Cody CookHOST
23:44
Yeah, yeah.
Jeremy ToddGUEST
23:46
So here's what's funny about it.
Jeremy ToddGUEST
23:47
Okay.
Jeremy ToddGUEST
23:48
In Arizona, where I lived for a couple years, I was probably the most hated guy by the Mises Caucus, right? But I just happened to be friends with Dave Smith and sort of all the people at the top and got along with them well.
Jeremy ToddGUEST
24:03
But I was like enemy number one of the Mises Caucus in Arizona.
ToadHOST
5:11
Correct, Jeremy.
Masha RothbirdianGUEST
5:13
Yeah, just because there are too many Jeremy's, right? So it was one of the ex, you know, it was one of the executive committee members who was like, are you going to get to Jeremy Kaufman's level next under my Mises Caucus, like...
Masha RothbirdianGUEST
5:27
you know, anti-union tweet.
Masha RothbirdianGUEST
5:30
And he posted, are you going to get to Jeremy's level next? And the tweet in question was Jeremy Kaufman saying, these niggas be charging us Hennessy rates.

24 MINS LATER

Fat DavePANELIST
29:50
Go back to your LP in the mail.
Fat DavePANELIST
29:51
Boring shit.
Masha RothbirdianGUEST
29:52
So I want to do it justice, right? But this all began because the Massachusetts Mises Caucus had begun tweeting against the Union and against the Civil War.
Masha RothbirdianGUEST
30:08
We tweeted at LP Texas saying, you know, if you think, you know, Confederacy is bad, wait till you hear about the Union.
Aaron HarrisHOST
0:01
Hey, welcome to episode 174 of Decentralized Revolution, the Mises Caucus podcast.
Aaron HarrisHOST
0:07
I'm Aaron Harris.
Aaron HarrisHOST
0:07
Nate Thurston is with me.

13 MINS LATER

Aaron HarrisHOST
12:49
especially like with, and I want to get your take on the Massey thing, which is something that we, even though Massey's a Republican, we actively tried to help him.
Aaron HarrisHOST
12:57
I gave money to him.
Aaron HarrisHOST
12:58
We encouraged our Mises caucus members.
Aaron HarrisHOST
13:01
We sent the link to them to give money and all that.
Aaron HarrisHOST
13:04
And so like, I know people, my dad was born in that congressional district.
ChuckHOST
4:31
[laughs]
NateHOST
4:32
It's, it's one of these things I've talked about a few times recently on the other podcast that I'm on, which is the Decentralized Revolution, uh, Mises Caucus podcast.
NateHOST
4:43
And, like, the consent of the governed thing or...
NateHOST
4:47
It, it's just gone.

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