The Tom Woods Show, episode 1373.

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

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

Folks, I don't know about you, but I am running into a lot of progressive saying,

look, police, fire, schools, these are all great examples of socialism.

Well, let's focus on that school example. I've got a free e-book called Education Without the

state that makes a pretty darn good case for a stateless approach to education. Pick it up at

no-stateeducation.com. Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. Scott Horton is with us once again.

As we'll make note of in a moment, Scott, for technical reasons, fell off the radar for a little bit there.

And now that he's back up and running, I thought it would be nice to get him on here and give him a boost to get him back into the swing of things.

And I want to talk, of course, about foreign policy with him here.

And we've decided that a couple of topics we want to hit on for sure are what's going on in Afghanistan right now as peace talks are underway.

And secondly, it's the fourth anniversary of the tragedy and crisis in Yemen.

So we're one of the most underreported items, you know, in terms of its significance.

So we're going to talk about those things.

You know, Scott, of course, is the host of the Scott Horton show.

Scott is coming up on 5,000 interviews done. He's at just over 4,900 as we record this. That is just an amazing accomplishment. Scott Horton Show over at Scott Horton.org. You can find out about that.

He also hosts anti-war radio on KPFK in Los Angeles 90.7 FM. And he is the author of Fool's Erron. Time to End the War in Afghanistan.

Definitely want to check that out. We'll link to all this stuff, of course, at tomwoods.com slash 1373.

Welcome back, Scott. Thanks, Tom.

First of all, it's been a long time since you've been on the show, and that's my fault.

But secondly, you had a bit of

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