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This issue of CatoAudio features David Boaz and John Samples on the results of the 2004 election; Steven Pearlstein on the difference between American and European capitalism; Ted Galen Carpenter on the merits of a restrained foreign policy; Bob Barr on the misguided crusade for a national ID card; Greg Mankiw, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, on the rebounding economy; Dan Griswold on the relationship between liberty and religious faith.

This edition of CatoAudio features Ted Galen Carpenter and Chris Preble on America's role in NATO and the United Nations; Bill Emmott, editor in chief of The Economist, on the global role of the United States in the 21st century; Cato senior fellow Doug Bandow on U.S. military presence in South Korea; Marie Gryphon on reforming the nation's special education fiasco; Erik S. Jaffe on race-based preferences in college admissions; and Kenneth W. Starr on the changing role of the Supreme Court.

This September 2004 edition of CatoAudio features West Point historian Robert McDonald on the long struggle for equal rights in America; Charles Peña and Timothy Lynch on the 9/11 attacks, three years later; Jack Valenti on the moral significance of intellectual property; Ted Galen Carpenter on the looming danger of war with China over Taiwan; Stanford's Marcus Cole on successful schools and charities that were crowded out by the welfare state; and more.