First Half: Author G. Edward Griffin will examine what he sees as a major flaw in modern politics: the lack of agreement on government's proper role. He’ll explain why he believes protecting individual liberty requires principles that limit state power, rather than reliance on political parties or personalities.

Second Half: Constitutional attorney Jonathan Emord will explore how FDA regulations and the Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act may affect pharmaceutical competition, drug monopolies, and access to health and nutrition information. He’ll also discuss concerns about regulatory practices and their role in the chronic disease epidemic.