The Tom Woods Show, episode 1447.

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Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. I have just returned from the Contra Cruise. We had a tremendous trip to Alaska, very, very memorable and enjoyable. I will have some details on the debate.

If you haven't followed me on Twitter, you may not know what happened with regard to my debate with Bob,

so I'll keep you hanging on that for a minute. Otherwise, go on Twitter, follow me at Thomas E. Woods,

and you'll find out all the details. Anyway, I just was not able to get 10 episodes out. I mean,

the week that I left and the week that we were gone, only nine. So this was one I was going to run in my absence, and it just

couldn't happen. But I think it's one you're going to enjoy. This is actually drawn from my Liberty

Classroom website, LibertyClastroom.com. This is Jason Jewell. Second time I featured one of his

talks. He has a couple of courses, several courses with us, and one of them

is a history of conservatism and libertarianism. And in this particular talk, he looks at the

interwar period, Anglo-American politics in the interwar period, and then also talks about Churchill,

who of course was an interwar figure as well, but also plays

obviously a dramatic role in World War II. So we're going to get some discussion of that and some of

the, let's say, revisionist takes on Churchill. So I think you'll enjoy it. I mean, it's meant to be

delivered not as a rah-rah red meat speech at a Ron Paul rally, which is what a lot of my talks are, it's meant to be

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