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Cato Daily Podcast

The Cato Daily Podcast allows Cato Institute scholars and other commenters to discuss relevant news and libertarian thought in a conversational, informal manner. Hosted by Caleb O. Brown.
Latest Episode10/4/2022

Property Rights Fight in Sackett Returns to the Supreme Court

The Sackett family's long struggle over how or if they may use their private property to build a home may be nearing an end after this week's argument before the Supreme Court. PLF's Charles Yates and Cato's Tommy Berry discuss the oral argument.
10/4/2022

Property Rights Fight in Sackett Returns to the Supreme Court

The Sackett family's long struggle over how or if they may use their private property to build a home may be nearing an end after this week's argument before the Supreme Court. PLF's Charles Yates and Cato's Tommy Berry discuss the oral argument.
10/3/2022

Unresolved Questions Following the School Choice Victory of Carson v. Makin

School choice litigation has come a long way in the modern era of advancing educational freedom. Michael Bindas of the Institute for Justice details the big win in Carson v. Makin and what might come next.
9/30/2022

What Will Post-Pandemic Litigation over Government Emergency Powers Yield?

The Big Board in Washington D.C. faced some seemingly capricious government action in its attempts to stay open without policing customers. Robert Alt of the Buckeye Institute is representing the bar in its challenge to D.C. government.
9/29/2022

Congress Wants to Subsidize (Some) Americans’ Savings

What's in the EARN Act, legislation nominally aimed at boosting Americans' savings? Romina Boccia explains.
9/28/2022

California Ponders Punishing Doctors Sharing COVID ‘Misinformation’

Will California move to prevent doctors from sharing information with patients that the state deems "COVID misinformation"? Cato's Jeff Singer discusses the likely consequences.
9/27/2022

Will Banning Congressional Stock Trading Achieve Anything?

Transparency is the best way to curb members of Congress who might wish to use their positions to enrich themselves, according to Jennifer Schulp. She argues that a ban on stock trading probably won't achieve that much tangible benefit.
9/26/2022

The Vaccine Mandate Cases in Retrospect

The vaccine mandate cases handled by the Supreme Court earlier this year deserve discussion for their implications for emergency powers going forward. Ilya Somin parsed the cases at Cato's Constitution Day event.