The Tom Woods Show, episode 990, bonus episode.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here with another bonus episode of the Tom Woods show.

Of course, as you know, on these bonus

episodes, I'm creating them in addition to the normal five day a week series of episodes you get.

Well, sometimes I want to cover a topic that's a little off the beaten path or something

that not everybody's going to be interested in. It doesn't have directly to do with libertarianism.

Well, in this case, it does have something to do with libertarianism, but at the same time,

not everybody is interested in libertarian gossip and infighting and back and forth and stuff like that.

So if you are too pure for this episode, that is fine by me, you can just pass it right on by.

But for those of you who, of course, won't publicly admit it,

but secretly in your heart of hearts crave drama of this sort, well, your guilty pleasure

is bonus episode number 990 right here, because this is an episode of the Jason Stapleton

program, or at least it's a portion of an episode of the Jason Stapleton program.

Jason's a friend, as you know, I have a great deal of respect for Jason. He's a good man. He's

just a good man. I don't have to agree with him on everything. He doesn't agree with me on everything,

but he's a good, decent person, and that's a pretty darn good start, and I'd say he's a mighty fine libertarian as well.

And I was on his program to talk about this whole brouhaha involving Nicholas Sarwork,

who is the chairman of the Libertarian National Committee, who has been – there was a little thing on Twitter where he started attacking me out of the blue,

and then it turned into an attack on me because I wouldn't sign the anti-fascist petition.

So I've covered that on previous episodes, but the idea was, well, because he won't condemn this particular thing,

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