The Tom Woods Show, episode 1628.

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Both all your friends think they know what went wrong in 2008.

Why there was deregulation and we need more skulls cracked by the state to prevent that kind

of crisis from ever happening again. Well, this is entirely false and you can build up your

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. We are talking to our old friend, Murray Sabrin. Today, Murray is a

professor of finance at Ramaphog College in New Jersey. And he's been thinking and writing about

government policy and the wake of this virus. And I wanted to talk to him because he thinks this is

potential libertarian moment. I'm not convinced, but I'm always happy to talk to Murray and

have my preconceptions challenged. Murray, welcome back to the show.

Well, thank you, Tom. It's great being with you. Finally, we got some sunshine in New Jersey.

So we're going to get some vitamin D today. Yeah, that'll be nice. That'll be nice. Well, now,

I understand that you are, are you retired from or as of the end of this year, retired from

Ramaphog College? July 1st, I'll be finishing my 35th year and entering my next 35-year career.

All right. Well, I can't wait to see what you get done in the next 35 years, but I'll tell you,

it seems a bit anticlimactic, unfortunately, if you don't have to end like this with the students,

all of a sudden gone and you teaching online. I'll tell you, it was a fairly steep learning curve,

the first week trying to get the handle of on WebEx. I've been using WebEx. It's basically like

being in the classroom, before the students have their WebKims on, you can see them and some of them

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