Get ready to take a flamethrower to the official narrative and learn what the elites don't want you to know.

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Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. It is episode 2641 of the Tom Wood Show, and I'm very happy.

First of all, if those of you who are longtime viewers will know, this is not my usual background.

I'm in London recording from my hotel room here with Max Hillebrand, who's never been on the show before.

And I could tell you all kinds of crazy things about

Max Hillibrand, but we're going to be focusing on one of the many hats he wears, and that

particular hat involves the various free and open source projects he's been involved with that

are of great significance to us, not just listeners to this show, but people who care about big, important ideas,

particularly the free exchange of those ideas. Now, I would say that probably the overwhelming

majority of people listening to or viewing this right now were very happy when Elon Musk bought

Twitter. And they've been, for the most part,

happy with the way he's run it in that we've been able to have conversations on there that we

couldn't have before. But they just weren't allowed. You'd get shut down. They'd get suppressed.

And we have the evidence for this. We know this happened. We have all the evidence for it.

So I think some of us have gotten to the point where we think, well, okay, so we have our platform where we can talk and that's really all we need.

The problem is, you know, maybe something happens to Elon Musk.

Maybe he goes crazy or maybe he dies or maybe he sells it to somebody else who turns out to be not as good.

So we're very, very reliant on that platform continuing in its current iteration.

But that could easily change.

And then we're back to square one.

We have to start all over again.

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