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Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here. It's day two of Michael Malice Week on the Tom Wood Show. We're discussing his brand new book, The New Right, a Journey to the Fringe of American Politics. I thought today we would talk about humor and whether there are limits to humor,

are there some areas that are off limits to humor, the use of humor by the new right and memes

and all this sort of stuff. And of course, Michael as, well, a humorist in his own right and a troll

of sorts surely has some thoughts to share with us on that.

And it's an interesting topic, I think, to dig into.

And it does touch on the subject matter of his book.

Michael, welcome back.

Thanks, Tom.

It's been a while.

Yeah, it seems like only yesterday.

And actually, it was only five minutes ago.

All right.

We're talking about humor today. We're going to talk about humor with the new right as the backdrop, but also

just humor as a phenomenon and whether there are limits to it or whether there are some things

that are off limits, stuff like that. But I want to start up by reading what I, one of the

things I loved in

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