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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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. It's episode 2674, the Tom Wood Show. We have Michael Malice here with us, host of Your Welcome, which I trust you all listen to, for some reason. And he's the author of numerous books. I have one of them right behind me here, which is, which one is a dear reader? That's an old one.

Yes. Malice had several since then. But I want to, well, first of all, let me say, I was looking at your Twitter feed before I get on here. And a lot of times I see your tweets organically, but every now and then I just go to your Twitter and I just check, or X, and I check it out. And all I can say is, if I may paraphrase Voltaire, if I didn't exist, you would need to invent me.

I don't know what that means in this context.

Because occasionally when somebody asked you a question like, well, do you know somebody who's a little slow or whatever on something like that?

And then it's always me.

It's a picture of me, you know?

I heard about what happened at Freedom Fest.

I heard several references to me in your Freedom Fest talk.

They were being live texted to me, that you were saying them.

So I find out about this.

I should hope so, because otherwise it seems mean.

It's meant for your...

One of the things that I'm very proud of is when I first started taking these public jabs at you that a lot of people who are like fans of yours didn't get the joke and were very protective, which their hearts were in the right place and I can appreciate that, but it was still like, buddy, just come on. I was best mad at your wedding for up's sake. And now we're at a point that even despite the literal-mindedness of our respective audiences,

which, you know, heavily overlap, zero people don't get the joke.

They all appreciate it.

Poor Tom is the comment you get all the time.

And my favorite moment of this, because it has to be the more ridiculous the better,

I had Cheryl Atkinson on my show. Oh, I love this. And she was talking about vaccines, the pharmaceutical industry, so forth. And Mike, when I end my show with, running out of time, was your favorite part of this episode? And she goes, well, that someone, you know, kind of knew the field, because I just did another podcast podcast and the guy didn't know anything about

this whole space and I had to educate him and we just put up your picture. The guy who wrote

the diary of a psychosis, you know, somehow does there anything about vaccines and how they affected

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