The Tom Woods Show

We're all concerned about having freedom of discussion on important issues shut down by politicians and Big Tech. Max Hillebrand joins us to discuss the technology that can make that impossible (yes, this is a good news episode).

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Guest's Website: nostr.com

Show notes for Ep. 2641

In his 1944 book Bureaucracy, Ludwig von Mises described why bureaucracies behave as they do. I apply some of his insights to what we laughingly call our "public health" bureaucracy.

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Websites Mentioned: DiaryOfCovid.com WoodsHistory.com

Show notes for Ep. 2640

What in fact is meant by the "Great Replacement"? Scholars Louis Betty and Ethan Rundell join us to discuss Renaud Camus, who originated the term.

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Guests' Book: Enemy of the Disaster: Selected Political Writings of Renaud Camus

Show notes for Ep. 2639

Sarah Kernion is a mother of three children, two of whom are "non-speaking [and] profoundly autistic.... They have apraxia and dyspraxia -- severe motor disorders that lock the mind inside a body that won't cooperate." She says the "neurodiversity" movement wants to downplay and silence voices and families like hers.

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Guest's Substack: Inchstones Guest's Twitter: @saturdaysstory Related Article: Letter to Joe Rogan

Show notes for Ep. 2638

My conversation with Liam McCollum on the Liam McCollum Show.

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Show notes for Ep. 2637

Kallan Welsh joins us to discuss the series of laws that you know are bad but are so vastly worse than you ever imagined, on every level, that you will be very, very happy you listened to this episode. Zoning sounds like a boring topic but that's how they want you to think.

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Guest's Twitter: @ExtremeYimby

Show notes for Ep. 2636

Marty Bent joins us to discuss the case for optimism, where the next Bitcoin price jump might come from, how Bitcoin mining companies can stay profitable in the long run, why Bitcoin rather than "crypto," the economic problems Bitcoin fixes and how it fixes them, and more.

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Guest's Websites: TFTC Ten31 Guest's Twitter: @MartyBent

Show notes for Ep. 2635

Sarah Thompson discusses recent criticisms of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., and whether the MAHA project is likely to bear fruit.

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Guest's Websites: http://NoDrugHeath.com/Tom https://InnerSeaHomeopathy.com

Show notes for Ep. 2634

Kevin Duffy joins us to discuss the case against China, whether it justifies the tariffs, and where this is all going.

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Guest's Website: TheCoffeeCanPortfolio.com

Related Links: - Trump 2.0 — The Coffee Can Portfolio (Duffy, Dec-24) - Kevin Duffy: «I Think the Markets Are Heading for Trouble» (Duffy, Mar-25) - Protectionism and Destruction of Prosperity.PDF (Rothbard, 1986) - China's competitiveness is driven by low taxation, not by industrial policy | Mises Institute

Show notes for Ep. 2633

Kevin Dolan just held the second natalism conference in Austin, Texas, aimed at bringing together people across the spectrum who are concerned about falling birth rates. We talk about what was said there, as well as the media reaction -- major outlets covered the event. Is having babies a right-wing thing now, or will they concede it's a legitimate concern?

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Guest's Website: Natalism.org

Show notes for Ep. 2632