Ayn Rand’s Philosophy on Helping the Poor, Capitalism, and Human Nature

by | Feb 1, 2019

Ayn Rand's philosophy on social safety nets, capitalism, human nature and more.

Yaron Brook (President, Ayn Rand Institute) joins Dave Rubin, discussing Ayn Rand’s philosophy on social safety nets, capitalism, human nature and more.

Dr. Brook is the president and executive director of the Ayn Rand Institute.

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