The Tom Woods Show, episode 1420.

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Your daily dose of Liberty Education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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Well, anyway, I sent out a note last week about something sad, a sad development, and that was the

death of Murray Polner. Now, Murray and I collaborated on a book back in 2008 called We Who

We Who Dared to Say No to War, subtitle American Anti-Wore Writing from 1812 to Now.

And it's a great collection. And I want to say a little something about it and about Murray himself and

then get into more of the subject of left and right versus war. But what I said in the email was that we

published this book together with basic books. It was reviewed very, very nicely. And the thing

about it that made it unique was that Murray and I were on completely different sides of almost

every issue other than war. Murray had spent his life in progressive

circles. And of course, you know, I didn't. He was also involved in Jewish peace circles. He was the

editor of present tense, published by the American Jewish Committee from 1973 to 1990. I believe he was the one and only editor of that publication.

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