The Tom Woods Show, episode 1313.

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

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

Folks, if you're like me, when you criticize the Federal Reserve, you get all these

lackey-style responses, why the Fed has made the economy more stable.

You don't want to go back to the 19th century, do you? All kinds of arguments like that.

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Everybody, Tom Woods here.

I've got a few items that I want to talk about today that all have something in common.

In each case, you've got something the private sector is doing that objectively benefits

the poorest people.

And in each case, the private sector is condemned for doing it.

And that, in fact, helped to form one of Woods's laws. I got several laws. I've forgotten what

they are at this point. Remember, one or two of it. One of them is a recent one. No matter whom you

vote for, you always

wind up with John McCain. Now, that may be, maybe there's an exception brewing. We'll have to

see with Trump. I don't know. But I've got a bunch of these. And one of them is that whenever

the private sector comes up with some innovation that benefits the poor,

it will be condemned for one reason or another.

It'll be condemned.

That innovation will be condemned.

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