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Randy Barnett: Originalism, Obamacare, and the Libertarian Movement
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Today's guest is libertarian legal giant Randy Barnett, who has just published his memoir, A Life for Liberty: The Making of an American Originalist. Currently a law professor at Georgetown, Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with Barnett about his days as a prosecutor in Chicago, how he helped create the legal philosophy of originalism, what it was like arguing medical marijuana and Obamacare cases at the Supreme Court, and what he learned from anarcho-capitalist Murray Rothbard. They also discuss why he thinks the libertarian movement needs an intellectual reboot and how his working-class, Jewish upbringing in Calumet City, Illinois, remains central to his identity.
0:00— Introduction
1:05— Gonzales vs. Raich (marijuana legalization)
6:15— United States vs. Lopez (gun-free school zones)
20:11— What is Originalism?
25:40— How Barnett became an originalist
27:20— How the 9th Amendment kickstarted Barnett's Constitutional law career
32:30— Lysander Spooner, slavery & the Constitution
38:28— Ad: Bank On Yourself
40:10— Calumet City Contrarianism
47:54— Murray Rothbard
54:50— Libertinism vs. libertarianism
57:48— A libertarian lawyer who didn't inhale
58:48— NFIB vs. Sebelius (the 'Obamacare' case)
1:09:48— The Libertarian Movement's influence
1:16:55— Ideas & the Academy still matter!
Previous appearances:
- "How the Conservative Supreme Court Is Changing America," July 3, 2022
- "Randy Barnett on the Secret History of SCOTUS Confirmation Hearings," July 27, 2018
- "Everything You Need To Know About Neil Gorsuch (Including Roe v. Wade)," February 2, 2017
- "Democrats Abandoned the Rule of Law. Under President Trump, Will They Help Restore It?" November 9, 2016
- "Randy Barnett on Trump, the Supreme Court, and the Future of the Republican Party," August 15, 2016
- "Randy Barnett: How To Secure Our Liberty Through 'Our Republican Constitution,'" April 7, 2016
- "Randy Barnett: Secret NSA Snooping Is 'a Fundamental Challenge' to Democracy," August 19, 2013
- "Randy Barnett: Losing Obamacare While Preserving the Constitution," July 12, 2012
Today's sponsor:
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- Video Editor: Ian Keyser
The post Randy Barnett: Originalism, Obamacare, and the Libertarian Movement appeared first on Reason.com.
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Manage episode 431665257 series 2563781
Today's guest is libertarian legal giant Randy Barnett, who has just published his memoir, A Life for Liberty: The Making of an American Originalist. Currently a law professor at Georgetown, Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with Barnett about his days as a prosecutor in Chicago, how he helped create the legal philosophy of originalism, what it was like arguing medical marijuana and Obamacare cases at the Supreme Court, and what he learned from anarcho-capitalist Murray Rothbard. They also discuss why he thinks the libertarian movement needs an intellectual reboot and how his working-class, Jewish upbringing in Calumet City, Illinois, remains central to his identity.
0:00— Introduction
1:05— Gonzales vs. Raich (marijuana legalization)
6:15— United States vs. Lopez (gun-free school zones)
20:11— What is Originalism?
25:40— How Barnett became an originalist
27:20— How the 9th Amendment kickstarted Barnett's Constitutional law career
32:30— Lysander Spooner, slavery & the Constitution
38:28— Ad: Bank On Yourself
40:10— Calumet City Contrarianism
47:54— Murray Rothbard
54:50— Libertinism vs. libertarianism
57:48— A libertarian lawyer who didn't inhale
58:48— NFIB vs. Sebelius (the 'Obamacare' case)
1:09:48— The Libertarian Movement's influence
1:16:55— Ideas & the Academy still matter!
Previous appearances:
- "How the Conservative Supreme Court Is Changing America," July 3, 2022
- "Randy Barnett on the Secret History of SCOTUS Confirmation Hearings," July 27, 2018
- "Everything You Need To Know About Neil Gorsuch (Including Roe v. Wade)," February 2, 2017
- "Democrats Abandoned the Rule of Law. Under President Trump, Will They Help Restore It?" November 9, 2016
- "Randy Barnett on Trump, the Supreme Court, and the Future of the Republican Party," August 15, 2016
- "Randy Barnett: How To Secure Our Liberty Through 'Our Republican Constitution,'" April 7, 2016
- "Randy Barnett: Secret NSA Snooping Is 'a Fundamental Challenge' to Democracy," August 19, 2013
- "Randy Barnett: Losing Obamacare While Preserving the Constitution," July 12, 2012
Today's sponsor:
- Bank On Yourself: Bank On Yourself is a proven retirement plan alternative that banks and Wall Street are desperately hoping you never hear about. It gives you guaranteed, predictable growth and retirement income; access to your money for any purpose with NO questions asked and NO government penalties or restrictions; and the peace of mind that comes from knowing the minimum guaranteed value of your retirement savings on the day you plan to tap into them. Go to Bank On Yourself.com/TSN and get a free report about the retirement plan alternative that lets you bypass banks and Wall Street, and take back control of your financial future.
- Video Editor: Ian Keyser
The post Randy Barnett: Originalism, Obamacare, and the Libertarian Movement appeared first on Reason.com.
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