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Walter Block Ejected From Mises Institute Over Defense Of Israel After October 7th
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Walter Block was ejected from the Mises Institute after he wrote a Classical liberal defense of Israel after the October 7th terror attacks by Hamas. Austin Petersen interviews Block about the incident, the controversy surrounding Hans-Hermann Hoppe, and the moral views of Argentina's president Javier Milei in a wide-ranging interview.
Chapters:
00:00 The ejection: losing his Mises Institute fellowship
01:29 Why a think tank should promote open debate
03:02 What happened after October 7th
11:03 The Hans-Hermann Hoppe controversy
13:08 The classical-liberal case for Israel's self-defense
13:39 Closed-borders libertarianism & building civilization
33:17 The state of the Libertarian Party
35:51 Homesteading and land rights
46:28 Trump, tariffs, and acts of war
48:31 The universities and closing thoughts