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You're listening to The Tom Woods Show.

Everybody, Tom Woods here. It is episode 2,579 of the Tom Woods Show.

And at last, I am glad to feature Caitlin Long, who was a managing director on Wall Street for 25 years.

She got into the Austrian school after 2008.

She is CEO of Custodia Bank and a very, very important person to follow on X-slash-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-T-L-I-N. Tell me what, you have like an

underscore or something in there, right? Yes, it's at Caitlin Long underscore. Okay. All right, at

Caitlin Long underscore, C-A-I-T-L-I-N. And you will not be unhappy to have done that. And there's some

interesting and important stuff to talk about that's Bitcoin-related. We're going to be doing that

today. So at long last, Caitlin Long, welcome to the Tom Wood Show. Yeah, nice to see you again.

We were just chatting in the green room about, I think I watched your family

grow, watched your kids grow up. We haven't seen each other in a few years, but it's really nice to

reconnect. Thank you for having me on. Likewise, is exactly how I feel. So you have been writing

about some interesting and provocative material pertaining to a number of banks who had interactions with the crypto world and

suddenly found the regulatory hammer hammering away at them. Yes. And the average person

listening to this, or the average person is not listening to this. That's the problem.

But the average person listening to the details of what

happened might be inclined to say because they have this natural inclination to support quote

unquote regulators and regulation. Because as I've been saying all week on the show, the word

regulation is very soothing to many people because it sounds like bringing order out of chaos.

And where would we be without regulators?

So when you criticize regulators or you say they're actually up to things that are downright wicked,

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