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Hi everybody, Tom Woods here. It's episode 2 of the Tom Woods show. We've got our old friend Jack Hunter here from the Rand Paul Review. You can check that out at Rand Paul Review.com. I bet you didn't know there was such a thing, but now you do. And you're a happier person for knowing it. Jack and I go back a long time, like the very beginning of this whole Ron Paul

revolution. And I think even before that, Jack, I think even before that. For sure. So let's talk about

what, you know, even though these things happened a number of days ago by now, I haven't talked to

you since then, and I would still like to hash them out.

Because I think some of the things that are fleeting that happen and there are headlines about them and then they're forgotten, there are still, I don't know, lessons for the future.

There are still interesting bits and pieces of what's going on in America to be found in them.

Like, for instance, this whole No Kings protest,

I think there's a lot to be learned about the state of the Democratic Party, the divide in the

country. I think there's a lot to be learned about that. And so even though it's over,

I think it's still worth talking about. The thing is, there are plenty of things you can joke

about with this No Kings protest. You hardly know where to begin, especially when you see some of the footage.

I mean, some of the footage is silly, and some of the footage is downright sinister. What's your take on it?

Well, it's all of that and more, and it's very funny. I can't talk about this without smiling or

laughing a little bit. It's so silly that to any outsider who observed American

politics in recent times for more than 10 seconds, how stupid this thing was. A positive note,

before I get into the criticisms, it looks like most of the people at the different cities that

participated in this no king's rally. And be clear, these were people who are against Donald Trump,

who they perceive as a king,

and, you know, that's so unique in this new threat. Most of them were like 60 plus and white.

Like a lot, not a lot of young people came to these things. My police department, one major city,

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