The More Freedom Foundation Podcast

Just two years after leading Labour to a historic 2024 election victory, Keir Starmer is facing mounting criticism, declining public support, and growing speculation about his political future. What went wrong, and what does it reveal about the deeper problems facing Britain? In this episode of the More Freedom Foundation Podcast , we go beyond the headlines to examine Starmer's political jour...

We take a closer look at the recently announced Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran and what it could mean for the future of relations between the two countries. We break down what the agreement contains, the events that led to it, and the potential implications for regional security, diplomacy, sanctions, and international politics. We also discuss the reactions from su...

Rob Morris sits down with military historian Anusar Farooqui to discuss the geopolitical implications of the Iran War and what it reveals about the changing balance of power in the international system. The conversation explores why conventional assumptions about American military dominance may no longer hold, the strategic challenges facing the United States in its confrontation with Iran, and ho...

We take a closer look at the headlines surrounding Peter Thiel's reported move to Argentina and ask whether one of Silicon Valley's most influential billionaires is really relocating, or simply spending a few years abroad while maintaining the ability to move wherever he chooses. We explore why Argentina has become a magnet for libertarian investors and political figures, the relationship between...

Is the time finally right for a lasting peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine? In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast, host Rob Morris examines the state of the war, the geopolitical forces that helped shape the conflict, and the growing case for a negotiated settlement. Drawing on Ukraine's complex post-Soviet history, Rob explores how decades of competition between Russia an...

Rob Morris is joined once again by political commentator and cultural critic JJ McCullough for a wide-ranging conversation on global politics, public opinion, and the future of American power. The discussion begins with JJ’s scepticism toward the politics and growing popularity of Zohran Mamdani, exploring what his rise says about modern progressive movements and the changing political culture in...

We’re joined once again by JJ McCullough for a wide-ranging conversation on Iran’s nuclear program, nationalism, and the global politics of proliferation. JJ explores why Iran’s nuclear ambitions cannot simply be understood through the lens of regime ideology or Western security concerns, but instead as part of a deeper story about national identity, prestige, and geopolitical insecurity. We discu...

In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Rob Morris takes a deep dive into Iraq, the legacy of Western intervention, and the fragile political reality facing the country today. From the aftermath of the Iraq War to the growing influence of regional powers like Iran and the United States, the conversation explores how decades of conflict, foreign policy decisions, and geopoliti...

Rob Morris examines how militarization and aggressive foreign policy can destabilize nations rather than secure them. In this episode, Rob explores the growing crises in Mali and the United Arab Emirates, breaking down how military intervention, regional conflict, and geopolitical ambition often create long-term instability, economic strain, and unintended consequences. From the aftermath of the 2...

Rob takes a hard look at how America’s tax system began to unravel—and why property taxes sit at the center of the problem. Rob argues that the turning point wasn’t just the Reagan-era federal tax cuts, but earlier shifts like California’s Proposition 13, which dramatically limited property taxes and reshaped how governments raise revenue. While it was sold as relief for homeowners, he suggests it...

Rob Morris sits down with writer and journalist Joseph Dana for a deeply personal and timely conversation on identity, belonging, and the realities of Israel and Palestine. Drawing from decades of reporting and lived experience, Joseph reflects on growing up in a secular Jewish household shaped by Holocaust memory and Zionist narratives, before embarking on a journey that challenged everything he...

The More Freedom Foundation Podcast with Rob Morris takes a deep dive into the stories shaping our world. In this episode, Rob examines the recent war and ceasefire between the United States, Israel, and Iran, unpacking the key events, political motivations, global reactions, and what this conflict could mean for the future of the Middle East and beyond. From military developments to economic fall...

In this episode of the More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Rob Morris explores comparisons between the current tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and the historic Suez Crisis, where the United Kingdom saw a major decline in its global influence. Rob examines why, despite surface-level similarities ,such as strategic chokepoints, global trade disruption, and military posturing, the present sit...

This week on The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Rob Morris is joined by Paul from the YouTube channel PF Jung for a thought-provoking conversation on the evolving landscape of right-wing political commentary and the nature of religion. Together, they unpack what’s being called the “podcast wars on the right” — a growing clash of personalities, ideologies, and influence within the MAGA move...

We take a closer look at the complex and often tense relationship between Cuba and the United States. We begin by exploring key moments in Cuban history, unpacking how decades of American economic restrictions and blockades have shaped the island’s development and limited its ability to fully flourish. From there, we shift to the present day, examining the latest wave of U.S. sanctions under Donal...

In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Robert Morris sits down with his sister, Gillian Morris , to explore a bold and increasingly relevant idea: could communal living help solve America’s housing and loneliness crises? Drawing from her experience living in shared communities and her work as a published writer in The New York Times , Gillian unpacks the concept of “supernuc...

I Is the Middle East really experiencing its own version of the Thirty Years' War? It’s a comparison that shows up occasionally in foreign policy debates. But does the analogy actually hold up? On this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Rob Morris takes a closer look at the popular claim that today’s Middle Eastern conflicts resemble Europe’s devastating seventeenth-century...

In this episode of the More Freedom Foundation Podcast , Rob Morris and Ruairi discuss the rapidly escalating war between the United States, Israel, and Iran—and why many analysts warned that such a conflict could have catastrophic consequences. The conversation examines the joint U.S.–Israeli military campaign that began on February 28, 2026, when coordinated strikes targeted Iranian military inf...

We take a deep dive into the history and evolving power of the Federal Reserve. From its creation in 1913 to its expanded role during the 2008 financial crisis and the 2020 pandemic, the Fed has become one of the most influential institutions in modern life — with its chair often acting as a stabilizing force during times of crisis. Rob and Ruairi examine how America functioned without a central b...

Free and fair elections rarely come easily — especially in countries with long histories of political upheaval. This month Bangladesh held a vote that, while not without incidents of violence, was significantly more peaceful and orderly than many comparable political transitions in recent history. When Bangladesh's government fell to an uprising in August of 2024, it was possible to imagine a...

In this episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Rob Morris sits down with entrepreneur and political strategist Sean McFadden to explore the powerful themes behind Rob’s book, Avoiding The British Empire: What It Was, and How the US Can Do Better . Together, they examine the rise and fall of the British Empire — what made it dominant, where it went wrong, and the lasting global conse...

In this special episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , host Rob Morris welcomes back Sean McFadden for a wide-ranging and provocative discussion that begins with Afghanistan —and what it reveals about the failures of modern geopolitical thinking. Using Afghanistan as a real-world case study, they explore how outdated theories from figures like Halford Mackinder continue to be treated as...

Rob & Ruairi explore one of the Middle East’s most complex and under-examined geopolitical questions: what is Saudi Arabia really trying to achieve in southern Yemen — and what does it mean for the rest of the region? As Riyadh shifts from years of direct military intervention toward political influence, reconstruction, and regional diplomacy, the focus is increasingly on southern Yemen. We ex...

In this double-bill episode of The More Freedom Foundation Podcast , hosts Rob Morris and Ruairi examine two unfolding crises in the Middle East. First, they discuss the protests in Iran, questioning whether a change in government alone can resolve the country’s deep-rooted political, economic, and social challenges. In the second half, the focus turns to the Kurds in Syria, exploring the increasi...

Rob Morris and Ruairi explore the shifting balance of global power and what it means for Europe’s future. Rob argues that the European Union is falling behind the United States economically, politically, and strategically, and questions whether continued alignment with America truly serves Europe’s long-term interests. The conversation dives into sovereignty, independence, and whether Europe shoul...