0 - 13:30 - Election recap, Libertarian candidates and winners
13:31 - 21:18 — Should a Libertarian Party candidate ever drop out and endorse a non-Libertarian Party candidate like Blake Masters?
21:19 - 29:34 — Viewer questions
29:35 - 31:31 — What's the point of the Libertarian Party?
31:32 - 34:35 — The party of Ron Paul or Gary Johnson?
35:36 - 37:21 — How much does political experience matter?
37:22 - 42:51 — Should the Libertarian Party actually try to win the presidency in 2024?
42:52 - 44:33 — Working with the progressive left on prison reform
44:34 - 52:40 — The current finances and size of the party
52:40 - 54:16 — Reaching young people
54:17 - 1:10:59 — Is the Libertarian Party's messaging based or cringe?
1:11:00 - 1:18:46 — The strategy for 2024
1:18:47 - 1:30:54 — Viewer questions
1:30:55 - 1:35:45 — How Angela became a Libertarian and closing
Angela McArdle became the head of the Libertarian Party (LP) in May 2022 at the national convention in Reno, Nevada. She represents the Mises Caucus, a group that aims to take the LP in a new direction. Under McArdle's leadership—officially, she's the chair of the Libertarian National Committee—the LP's social media messaging has angered some members, and a handful of state chapters have disaffiliated or dissolved.

What's been going on behind the scenes at the LP? Is the party growing or shrinking? How did LP candidates fare in the midterms? What's the plan looking ahead to 2024?

Join Reason's Nick Gillespie and Zach Weissmueller for a live conversation with McArdle about all this and more on Thursday, November 10 at 1 pm Eastern. You can watch it above, on Twitter, or at Reason's Facebook page. We welcome comments and questions at YouTube and Facebook, and we'll put the best to McArdle.