The Tom Woods Show, episode 1345.

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, one of the most demoralizing things is when someone utters the truth and then lamely apologizes.

Well, not these folks. I've got a free e-book of stories from heroic professors who told the PC mob to go pound sand. Stories from

Jordan Peterson, Michael Recktonwald, and others. Check it out at againstthemob.com. Hey, everybody, Tom Woods

here. Man, are you in for a treat today? It's the making of

Michael Malice. And if you don't know who Michael Malice is, well, this is going to be your gateway

to the answer. He is, well, let's see, he's twice been voted the number one guest on the

Tom Wood Show. How about that? Beating out even Ron Paul himself. And he and I have

done a lot of interesting things together. Maybe the best known was the debate we had at the end of

2015 on the legacy of Alexander Hamilton. Now, I don't need to remind you how that debate turned out,

but it was a tremendous time. We both enjoyed ourselves very

much, as did the spectators, and the video of that debate, I'll try and remember to link to it

on the show notes page, tomwoods.com slash 1345, because it is some fun watching. I mean, you could

curl up at night with some popcorn and watch this debate, and you will be thoroughly entertained.

Well, Michael Malice, as you may know, is a celebrity ghost writer and a darn good one at that, a New York Times best-selling one.

He is the author, furthermore, of a book in his own right called Dear Reader, the unauthorized autobiography of Kim Jong-il.

He was the subject of Harvey Pekar's graphic novel, Ego, and Hubris, and he is a frequent

television personality and, let's say, master of Twitter.

I don't know how else to describe the Michael Malice Twitter account, but if you're not

following it, well, that's a shame.

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