The Tom Woods Show, episode 1336.

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

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

Folks, you may know about Contra Krugman, the podcast I do every week with Bob Murphy,

but you may not know that there is now a book by the same name.

Contra Krugman, subtitle, Smashing the Errors of America's Most Famous Canesian. It is devastating,

and it answers all the arguments you need answered at the water cooler. Check it out at

contra Krugmanbook.com. And I am the narrator of the audiobook edition,

which you can get for free through the audible offer at tomwoods audio.com. Remember, get more

details at contra Krugmanbook.com. Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. Very glad to have Josh Blackman on the show. He is the law professor

whose exam questions historian Brian McClanahan and I had a lot of fun talking about in episode

1325. If you didn't listen to 1325, it's actually one of my favorite of the recent episodes.

So Brian and I just had a great time.

And Josh, I just thought, was a courageous, smart, interesting person just on the basis of what I had seen from his exam questions.

And, of course, he was being raked over the coals for them, so you know they must have been good.

And it turns out he's just

an all-around great guy. He got an amazing publication record for a guy as young as he is. He's written

two books on Obamacare, one of them unprecedented the constitutional challenge to Obamacare,

and the other unraveled Obamacare, religious liberty, and executive power. He's been selected by Forbes magazine for the 30 under 30 in law and policy.

He's 34 now.

And he is the founder and president of the Harlan Institute.

And today I thought we would talk about the current situation legally with regard to

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