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The Tom Woods Show

Ep. 1440 A Foe of the Empire: Antiwar.com's Justin Raimondo, 1951-2019

The Tom Woods Show

Tom Woods

Politics, Economics, Libertarian, Government, News

4.83.3K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2019

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Justin Raimondo, who died last week, had been the soul of Antiwar.com since its creation in 1995, and wrote over 3,000 columns during his tenure. The great libertarian foreign-policy expert Scott Horton joins me to discuss Justin's life, work, and views.

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Woods during checkout. Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Scott Horton is with us today. We have the good fortune of

0:39.1

having Scott Horton two weeks in a row. He's going to be coming back again next week. But today he's

0:43.9

here for a sad occasion, namely the passing of Justin Ramondo, who was the lead columnist at

0:51.3

anti-war.com. And he had really been the soul of anti-war.com since its creation

0:57.3

all the way back in 1995. He was the author of a couple of important books and of apparently at least

1:05.6

3,000 columns. He had been a radical libertarian for his pretty much his whole life and devoted

1:13.4

these past two decades plus specifically to the topic of the empire, war, foreign policy,

1:22.0

the national security state, all of that stuff. And he was just tremendous. And to lose him at age 67 is, it's very sad for all of us.

1:31.3

I was very, very sad to hear this news. I first met Justin back in 1993 and have followed him

1:38.8

ever since. But to help us assess the legacy and importance of Justin and to talk foreign policy here,

1:45.5

because you can't talk Justin Ramonda without talking foreign policy, is who else, Scott Horton,

1:50.6

who is editorial director at anti-war.com.

1:53.8

He is, you'll also find him over at the Libertarian Institute, Libertarian Institute.org.

1:59.9

Scott Horton.org is Scott's website. He hosts the Scott Horton show, where he has recently passed an absolutely astonishing milestone. Five thousand interviews he's done over his career. I don't even know what to say about that. There is a small handful of people in the world who make me feel like a

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