The Tom Woods Show, episode 1372.

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

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

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It's also a great first product,

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Michael Malice is back on the show. We're going to wrestle with these

terms left and right. I've had a lot of requests for an

episode on this. What do the terms mean, particularly in this day and age? And is it true that

they hinder rather than help in terms of analysis? Are they useful or not? And if they are useful,

what do they mean particularly today? As you know, Michael is a celebrity ghost writer and a very successful one.

He's also an author in his own right.

We've talked to him about his book, Dear Reader, the unauthorized autobiography of Kim Jong-il.

And you can find him on compound media where he hosts Nightshade and on his signature program,

your welcome on the gas digital network. I'll link to both of those at tomwoods.com

slash 1372. His website, Michael mallis.com. Michael Friken Malice. Welcome back to the show.

Thanks, Tom. All right. I've had a lot of requests for a show like this, and I did one like this, but it was like episode 14. So only the crazy people. And I mean that, and I say that in a tender, with a tender tone, who have listened to all the episodes, would even remember that.

Not off the air, you don't.

Well, what's said off the air stays off the year.

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