The Tom Wood Show, Episode 1804.

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

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The Tom Wood Show.

Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here.

This is the last episode of 2020 of The Tom Wood Show.

And I could do a review of 2020, but really, who would want that?

That's not something anybody really wants.

So rather than do some sort of systematic review of 2020,

which would surely revolve around the same darn issue we've devoted so much time and attention to

already this year, I thought instead I would just share a few closing thoughts as we bring this year

to a close and move into the next year.

I have a few things I'd like to say.

This won't be the longest episode in the history of the Tom Wood Show, but a couple of things I'd like

to say have to do with what's coming up at the beginning of 2021 on the Tom Wood Show.

I think you're going to be pleased.

First, the very first full week of 2021 will be Anthony Samarov week.

Now, you know that I've done a number of weeks where I've taken one guest and we've done a deep dive

into that person's thinking. So we'll devote a whole week to that person's thought.

So Bob Murphy, for example, the great economist and libertarian theorist,

Walter Block, the most prolific, academic libertarian, maybe ever. Well, certainly

in league with Rothbard in terms of sheer output, I would say.

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