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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here, episode 2737 of the Tom Woods show.

And I've been seeing being spread around, I guess we might call it a meme saying that Ron Paul was right about everything.

And I thought, why not do an episode on exactly that?

I mean, I think by instinct we have a sense about what he was right about, but not everybody does.

And, you know, another episode on Ron Paul is not the worst thing in the world.

So I want to run through it.

I've thrown some items together from the past.

A lot of them have to do with predicting the future.

I mean, the guy could see the future, but also just about being right about things in the present.

So I think if we cast our minds back to the two GOP Ron Paul presidential campaigns,

we will recall that it was very common to hear Dr. Paul called crazy.

He's a kook.

He's crazy.

Now, why is he crazy? He's crazy because I've never heard

this idea before. The New York Times hasn't told me I'm allowed to think this, or neither Barack

Obama nor John McCain is talking about this. So how can it be, right? How can this be a legitimate position if neither

Mitt Romney nor Hillary Clinton takes it? So implicitly, people had been kind of conditioned to think

that way. Well, I don't hear that being talked about on cable news. So, yeah, I know. The country is in

bad enough shape that I'm afraid it's going to

take ideas that are not on cable news, that are not endorsed by the New York Times in order to fix it.

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