En esta entrevista de radio de 1964, Ayn Rand resume los principios centrales de Objetivismo y luego explica por qué ella no es conservadora, sino más bien una «capitalista radical». Rand aborda una variedad de temas relacionados, incluidos los puntos de vista conservadores sobre el estado de bienestar, consejos para jóvenes objetivistas a la hora de votar, la posición de los libertarios y consejos para jóvenes objetivistas sobre el trabajo con grupos políticos conservadores.
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