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Welcome to the Lions of Liberty podcast.

Here's your host, your guide, your shining beacon of liberty, Mark Claire.

What's up, friends, and welcome back to the flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, where you are graced with my vocal cords every single Monday.

And when I attempt to have great conversations about the ideas of liberty, I don't just attempt.

I do it, gosh darn it.

And that's why you're still here, 395 episodes later.

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