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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. It's episode 2615 of the Tom Woods show. We got Dave Smith here,

host of Part of the Problem. The stand-up comedian I just saw in Houston, we'll get to that at some point

in our conversation. He's a guest on every show you've ever heard of. And Dave, I actually want to

take a little time at some point, maybe right away, to talk about your recent debate at Princeton. We got Scott Horton debating over at Dartmouth. What kind of world is this? This isn't the world we inhabited 10 years ago.

That's for sure. There's a small comment on, I guess, me and Scott rising in prominence, but the much larger comment is just on how far our civilization has fallen that we are in these positions.

Not Scott, but me is just ridiculous.

Well, I will say the Ivy Leagues have seen better days, but I don't think that's the explanation for what's going on here.

In fact, if you don't mind, let's actually start with that,

even though I know it was, what was it, like two weeks ago or something?

Something like that, yeah.

Something like that.

And I know you've already covered it, but I don't think it can be covered quite enough,

not only because of the subject matter,

but also because I guess it was in the Oxford style,

in the sense that there was a before and after, but usually

in Oxford style debate, the audience, you know, 8% of the audience changes its mind. And yours was like,

it's not possible in an Oxford style debate to change that many minds in such a short time.

And somehow you did it. So first of all, what was the topic?

Well, it was an Israel debate, but what I liked about it is the resolution was specifically

about, it was, I forget the exact wording, but it was like the U.S.-Israel relationship is

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