Question 1: [1:57 ] - "In your video 'why I was wrong about Libertarians' you suggest that those in favor of free market economics should not seek out tenured positions in academia, suggesting that to do so is a violation of Libertarian principles, and in effect sets a bad (and hypocritical) example. Given the importance our society and media (perhaps falsely) ascribe to academia, pushing the young to go to University, do you not feel that having people who lean right in these institutions, who can actually educate students on the benefits of a free market - even if technically a violation of their principles - is a good way of fighting back against the left-wing dominance of the culture?”

Question 2: [45:35 ] – “My daughter's mother is here illegally. We are both ardent Trump supporters, even though a Clinton presidency could remove risk of deportation while a Trump presidency could exacerbate that risk. We're focusing on the much bigger picture, however, and I was wondering if you could discuss how our lives might unfold under each administration, assuming each candidate were to succeed with their vision for dealing with immigration in America. I think it might help other families facing this risk to walk themselves through a potential Clinton America and a potential Trump America before assuming they'd be better off with Clinton.”

Question 3: [1:24:54 ] - “I am a women who works in fashion who was red pilled over a year ago. The after effects have been hard on me socially. My work, city and gender are overwhelmingly liberal and I can’t find people who share my views. I want to come out of the political closet for Trump, in the hopes of aligning with others, but do not want to risk my business and reputation because a few fashionable elite don’t agree. How do I exists and thrive with this new mindset?”

Question 4: [1:58:48 ] - “I would like to ask Stefan about the nature of patience. Raising my children I have found the days where I focus on being patient go much smoother and are much more enjoyable for everyone involved. When it comes to raising kids I have found that having unlimited patience to be a virtue. On the other hand I think the West has been far too patient in regards to damage caused by Marxism and globalism. With corruption being on full display on a daily basis during this election cycle I find myself asking ‘What am I waiting for?’ I know this conflict is going to escalate and yet I plod along, going to work, minding my budget and vaguely attempting to focus on school instead of acting. Is there a point where a virtue such as patience crosses a line and becomes a risk to survival?”

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