The Tom Wood Show, Episode 1524.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here.

The Tom Wood Show.

Folks, I don't know about you, but I am running into a lot of progressive saying,

look, police, fire, schools, these are all great examples of socialism.

Well, let's focus on that school example.

I've got a free ebook called Education Without the State

that makes a pretty darn good case for a stateless approach to education.

Pick it up at nostateeducation.com.

Everybody, Tom Woods here talking today to our old friend Patrick Newman,

Professor of Economics at Florida Southern College.

Patrick Newman is the guy who cracked the code.

When it came to Murray Rothbard's handwriting, Rothbard, of course, Mr. Libertarian,

died in January 1995, had many, many, many important projects to his credit.

But one of them is his history of colonial America, called conceived in liberty.

Up to this point has been in four volumes, although the Mises Institute put them into one giant

volume for people to prefer that.

But the fifth volume, taking the story up through the Constitution,

had been unavailable for reasons we'll get into in a minute.

And it's thanks to one person that we're now able to read this book.

And that's Patrick Newman.

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