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hi everybody tom woods here it's episode two 2617 of the Tom Woods show. And I would say, of all the appearances of David Stockman on the Tom Wood show, this one is timed the best. This is the very week we need to have this conversation. We're talking today about this continuing resolution, about Thomas Massey, about Elon Musk and Doge, and what, if anything, is going to come from any of the stuff they dug up.

So David Stockman, as you surely know, was Director of the Office of Management and Budget under Ronald Reagan, was a U.S. Congressmanman had a very successful private sector career is now,

would you say the publisher of David Stockman's Contracororor? How would we put that?

Well, actually, I'm the publisher. I'm the writer. I'm the editor. I'm the editor. I'm the

fact care. But, you know, by the way, Tom, I used to be the researcher, but no longer I use Groke 3.

I mean, it is really terrific in terms of just digging this stuff up. You used to search on Google or one of the others, but you had to do some work, you know, take time and you'd have a lot of false starts.

When you use AI now, you can really retrieve the information.

You have to check it.

You can ask them twice or cross-check it.

But it's democratizing the availability of information.

So people don't have to be misled over and over and over again

by the mainstream media slogans and soundbites that try to shape the dialogue,

the public discussion.

So that's all to the good.

Most everything else is pretty bad at the moment, but that's for the foot.

And, of course, you know, what we're talking about here is the bad at the moment is, I can't

believe it.

I saw the post by, I guess, last night or this morning by President Trump attacking Tom Massey. Now, when we think about what will make

America freer more prosperous again, there is not one member of the House or Senate, maybe Rand Paul accepted, who stands more

steadfastly, more consistently, more knowledgeably, more articulately for those principles than Tom

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