The Tom Woods Show, episode 470.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here.

What a great episode this is going to be.

Ah, such fun. Another debate this time between Walter

Block and Bob Murphy, two favorite guests of the show, two top libertarian theorists, two good

friends, but they have got a serious difference of opinion on this question of whether it's

legitimate for libertarians to accept

government money. We talked about this in an episode featuring just Walter some time ago.

Of course, I'll link to that at tomwoods.com slash 470, which is today's show notes page.

But today, Bob Murphy is going to have his say. We're going to have a great back and forth.

It's going to be a lot of fun. Both Bob and Walter can be found in my free e-book, 14 hard

questions for libertarians answered. Get that free e-book by texting the word liberty to 33444.

Well, you know both of these gentlemen, chances are. Walter Block, of course,

is Professor of Economics. He's a distinguished endowed chair of economics at Loyola University,

New Orleans. He's the author of a great many books, most famously defending the undefendable,

and nearly 500 peer-reviewed scholarly articles.

Bob Murphy, of course, blogs at Consultingbyrpm.com.

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