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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. It's episode 2,600 of the Tom Woods show. And I am joined today by Zach Weissmuller, who is senior producer at Reason and Guy Swan, both of whom are returning to the show. Guy is with Bitcoin Audible, a podcast I just listened to the other day and an episode specifically

on the topic we're covering today, which is Ross Ulbrix.

Now, in yesterday's episode, we talked about the details surrounding the pardon and the months

and days leading up to that actual event.

But in this episode, I want to go into the Ross case itself because there are a lot of

people now who are telling us, you know, who we're being treated to the same narrative about Ross

from years and years ago is now rearing its head again because sometimes it's people who don't like

Trump and they want to embarrass him by saying he pardoned a terrible person. Other people have followed the case, or at least superficially, and just think, because

if you do a Google search, Russ sounds like a bad guy to some people. And so a lot of, I think,

reasonable people who have open minds want to know what's the real truth of the matter.

We've heard this said about him. We've heard that said about him. What's the real truth of the matter?

So I wanted to get to the bottom of that. Also, because now that he is free, he's going to want to

reintegrate himself into society. And it would be nice if he could do so without every time he turns

around having the same old charges against him raised by people.

So I thought we want to hit this head on.

So first of all, Zach, let me start with you.

I thought, as I said in the episode the other day, that I did think Trump was going to free him,

but I thought he would do so without much fanfare.

I thought he would bury it. I thought his attitude

would be libertarians will find out about it one way or the other. That's what matters. But there's

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