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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here, you may have heard about a now notorious monologue by Tucker Carlson

on Fox News Channel, in which he more or less endorses the economic program of Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts senator who's running for president as a Democrat.

Well, this sent shockwaves throughout the Internet on all sides. It's not terribly surprising to me,

given the direction that Carlson's been going in. And I have been the first one to give him

credit where it's due. I think he actually has done some very courageous things. For example,

he was, I think, virtually alone among cable news commentators in speaking out against the

president's strike on Syria. And he was excellent on the Russia Gate matter, areas where virtually everybody was wrong,

he's been pretty good. He's not good on everything, but, you know, I can excuse a lot when you're

good on the really major things that everybody else is either diluted or lying about. But on this,

well, you know, the argument is that traditional conservatives shouldn't be

in favor of the market because all it cares about is material things and blah, blah, blah, blah.

It's the old traditionalist kind of argument against it. And the thing is, I've already heard those

arguments, and I'm as traditionalist as they come, and I don't buy any of them. So I wanted to

talk about this monologue with a

guest, and I asked the folks in my supporting listeners group, and David R. Henderson is our guest for

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