Question 1: [2:30] - “I've been taking politics and philosophy courses at my university for two years now in the hopes of becoming a university professor myself. When I talk about issues like taxation, multiculturalism, or feminism my professors, student teachers, and fellow classmates scoff at my opinion or take things way too personally.”“There are many people who dislike me on campus because they think I'm a Conservative. I don't mind the hate but I often times fear that my grades will be deducted solely because the person grading my paper ideologically disagrees with the position I'm taking. How do I deal with the irrationality on my university campus? And should I re-consider wanting to become a professor given the climate at universities?” Question 2: [22:31] - “Leadership, Black Lives Matter and many other groups are telling us, as white people, that we need to listen to their concerns and issues about police, racism and the relentless prejudice they are facing. But I am beginning to wonder if white people are reticent to respond and understand because they are/have been/have seen victims of black on white violent crime and are quite honestly scared. Do you think that fear might be a driving factor in how we perceive the issue?”Question 3: [1:05:02] – “We all understand the loathsome nature involved in the illegal behavior exhibited by Hillary Clinton throughout her tenure as Secretary of State and New York Senator. In short, Hillary Clinton has a lot to answer for. Nevertheless, when faced with the choice between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, I believe Hillary Clinton is the best choice for two main reasons:”“1. Firstly, Hillary Clinton is one the most educated and experienced candidates to ever run for president. She understands how the world works, what the interests of the international community are, and how to effectively communicate with the global elite. Compared to Donald Trump, who has literally no experience holding public office, is completely unclear as to what he is advocating, is devoid of consistency, and is covered with his own scandals that put his business career into question.”“2. Secondly, I can expect Hillary Clinton to maintain the status quo and follow in the footsteps of Obama. In other words, I trust Hillary to be just as crooked as Obama, which is a pill I am willing to swallow because I have at least a vague sense of what she plans to do, given that she has worked with Obama for years. I trust Obama, just as I do Clinton to nominate Supreme Court Justices who will be predictable and within the bounds of reason. Trump has not demonstrated a forthwith agenda and has not earned my assurance that he will magically become a rational person and a competent leader of the free world.”“Do you believe that these reasons justify a vote for Hillary Clinton?”Question 4: [1:52:48] – “I identify with your most recent podcast I listened to involving video games being the black market of male success. In fact, my girlfriend has recently complained that I play them too much. Is there perhaps an underlying reason why I choose to do so?”Freedomain Radio is 100% funded by viewers like you. Please support the show by signing up for a monthly subscription or making a one time donation at: http://www.freedomainradio.com/donate

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