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Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. Glad to welcome Michael Malice back. Once again, we continue with Michael Malice Week on the Tom Wood Show as we talk about his brand new book,

just released by St. Martin's, The New Right, A Journey to the Fringe of American Politics.

Michael, welcome back yet again. Thanks, Tom. Here you are for the Fringe of American Politics. Michael, welcome back yet again.

Thanks, Tom.

Here you are for the fourth episode of Michael Malice Week.

Delighted to be promoting and talking about your book The New Right.

Today, I want to talk heroes and villains for a little while.

There are some, let's start with villains, because they're much more interesting

than heroes a lot of times. You're speaking to the right person there. That's right. I do like my

villains, yes. And the new right has villains in its pantheon. And in particular, you have in here

interesting quotation or reference to Vox Day and what he had to say about Bill Buckley.

Oh, yeah. It was something along the lines.

Actually, do you want to say it?

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