The Tom Woods Show, episode 1349.

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

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precisely this over at Paths to Income.com. Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. Today, I am doing something I have not done

in over two years. I'm taking an episode of what I call my sister podcast, Contra Krugman, which I host once a week with Bob Murphy, and we critique a New York Times column by Paul Krugman. And I'm making it into an episode of the Tom Wood Show. Now, some of you who listen to Contra Krugman regularly will have heard this episode already. I think it bears hearing again, but of course, I also have 1348 other episodes you can entertain yourselves with today if you prefer not to hear it again. But this is an opportunity for my regular listeners to get a sample of Contra Krugman,

and I'd like them to have that chance, because lately we've been doing some really great ones,

and Bob and I have been having a lot of fun together. So that's what I'm doing for today's episode.

So here we go. I have stripped out the beginning and ending music for Contra Krugman and given you just the substance.

So get ready. We're going to have some fun.

Hey, everybody. It's Tom and Bob. Back again with another episode of Contra Krugman.

And this time, even though we're recording this in, I guess, the very beginning of the third week of January,

all the same. We are reaching back about a month back into 2018 to pull out a column from Krugman

that's just too rich to leave uncommented on. And it's one of these things where lately Krugman

has, he's been on fire. He's been on a

roll with crazy columns. So we've had a surfeit of columns. We really haven't known what to do

with them. So we kept this one in reserve from so long ago. We haven't been able to get to it.

We're finally able to get to it today. And it is called the case for a mixed economy. The subtitle is maybe not everything should

be privatized. I'm shocked to hear Krugman say that, December 22nd, 2018. So we'll link to that

at contra Krugman.com slash 173. As usual, so you can check it out for yourself and or follow

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