The Tom Woods Show, episode 146.

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

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

Hello, everybody, Tom Woods here.

I've got a short episode for you today on Black Friday,

and what I'm going to share with you are some

remarks I delivered at the 35th anniversary of the Meeses Institute last month in New York City.

Before I do that, I would like to remind you, of course, if you're listening to this as it comes out,

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make sure and contact me, just follow the instructions over over at Tom Woods.com slash publicity. All right. With all that out of the way, let's turn now to the talk I

gave about why the Meez's Institute matters. And I assume most people listening know what the Meeses

institute is and know who Meeses was. But I do get new listeners all the time, and I will tell you, that Ludwig

Glenn Mises was arguably the most, well, people have said he was the greatest economist of all time.

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