The Tom Woods Show, episode 1435.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. I've got an article we got to smash today. It has to be done.

Washington Post, E.J. Dion, I've taken on before. He had an article called,

We don't usually put moral and economics in the same sentence. It's time we started.

And of course, it's a column on

who else, Elizabeth Warren. So I'll link to it at tomwoods.com slash 1435. And joining me to talk about

this article is our old friend Peter Klein, who is chair and professor of entrepreneurship and

corporate innovation at the business school at Baylor

University, where he is director of Baylor's entrepreneurship PhD program. And he also happens to

hold a PhD in economics from University of California at Berkeley, widely published, and

all-around great guy. Peter, welcome back to the show.

Hi, Tom. Great to be here again. Well, I sure need you because if I do this on my own,

I'm going to start breaking things and I need somebody to keep me on an even keel. I need to be

of sound mind as I do this here. What I think I'll do is run through the column

and do a summary a la Contra Krugman, which is what we do for the Krugman columns we analyze on that

podcast. I just run through and do a dispassionate summary. Even though every bone in my body

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