The Tom Woods Show, episode 130.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here.

Mike Mahary is my guest today.

Mike is National Communications Director for the 10th Amendment Center, and he's been engaged

in some local activism in Lexington, Kentucky, having to do with surveillance equipment and

cameras and stuff of that nature that he's seeing around town and he wants to know what the deal

with it is and they don't want to tell them. And it's an interesting story of local activism,

of things you can actually do in your local area and how you can have an impact. We're going to

talk about that and some podcasting work that Mike has been doing to help people get their footing when it comes to figuring out what to do at the local level and how to do it effectively. So a lot to talk about with Mike. Mike, welcome back. Thanks for having me, Tom. It's always a pleasure. Let's talk about what's going on in Lexington, Kentucky. And of course, you know the story much, much better than I do. I got the

outline of it, but I'm glad to hear that you are making a splash as always. So what did you

see going on in Lexington that made you, well, a bit concerned, and then where did it go from there?

Well, it all started kind of this summer. My wife and I

like to walk in a neighborhood park that's not too far from our house. And one day we noticed all

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