The Tom Woods Show, episode 1352.

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Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. Some episodes ago I started in on an article that appeared on Salon called 11 Questions to See If Libertarians are Hippocrites by an RJ Eskow.

Well, it turns out that that article was simply being reprinted, and originally

it was on Ultranet, actually, and then it was reprinted on Salon back in, it turns out 2013.

So when I saw it at the beginning of this year, 2019, it was actually just being reprinted.

But all the same, the arguments should still be answered. So that's what I started to do.

But I was able to get through

just two or three of them. And then I was pretty much at the end of the episode. So I've got

Peter Klein joining me today. And we're going to go through the rest of the article together.

And Peter's got all kinds of credentials. He's got his PhD in economics from the University of

California at Berkeley. He's a his PhD in economics from the University of California at Berkeley.

He's a professor of entrepreneurship and corporate innovation at Baylor University's Business

School. He's also the director of Baylor's Entrepreneurship PhD program. He's associate editor of

the Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal, as well as associate editor of the Independent Review, and he is Carl

Menger Research Fellow at the Meesa Institute. Peter, welcome.

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