Ep. 15 - Punish the good, reward the bad.

The Liberty Portal Podcast is produced by ⁠Sheehan Works⁠ and presented by ⁠LibertyPortal.com⁠: your gateway to a free society.This show examines current events through an independent lens, offering you an alternative to the pre-approved, tightly scripted narratives of the legacy media. We distill the complexity of important issues, and arm you with new perspectives to better advocate for a free and prosperous world.ON THIS EPISODEThe team discusses Biden’s new rule giving preference to home buyers with bad credit, and Warren Buffett’s suspicious answer as to why he dumped billions in Taiwan Semiconductor stock. Declassified court documents suggest that some of the 9/11 hijackers may have been CIA assets, and the Young Turks seem to finally realize that climate change policy has real economic impacts. At the end of the show, we respond to Michael Shellenberger’s call to action about censorship and press freedom, and wade into the difficult issues surrounding the transgender bill passing through Montana’s legislature.SPONSORSThis episode is brought to you by our friends at Zesty Beverages. They’re on a mission to unf*uck the standard American diet by crafting beverages with fewer calories and more nutrients from real food.Their lineup of delicious drinks now features Electric Peak Yerba Mate, a line of post-biotic sodas, keto-friendly, ready-to-drink margaritas and hard teas. Wondering what a post biotic soda is? Head over to ⁠zestybev.com⁠ to learn more and find a retailer near you. CHAPTERS0:00 - Introductions + Banter1:20 - New Biden rule punishes good credit, rewards bad credit10:40 - REACTION: Warren Buffett dumps billions in TSMC stock20:40 - Declassified court filings suggest 9/11 hijackers may have been CIA assets32:09 - REACTION: Young Turks realize climate change policies have real costs42:42 - RIP Buzzfeed News51:42 - REACTION: Michael Shellenberger responds to jail threats aimed at Matt Taibbi1:03:04 - Montana Legislature makes national headlines over transgender billREFERENCES / SOURCES