The Tom Woods Show, episode 475.

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Hello, everybody. Tom Woods here. What an honor it is today to have joining us, Stephen M. Walt, to talk about the Iran deal, because I've been getting

a lot of commentary in my Facebook feed from people who are dead set against it, and it's going

to give the Iranians a nuclear weapon and this and that. So I thought we could bear to hear a little

bit more about it. And Professor Walt had an article on this subject in foreign

policy. You can read it at foreign policy.com. I'll have the exact link on today's show notes page,

tomwoods.com slash 475, called The Myth of a Better Deal. So I thought this was an appropriate

moment to invite Professor Walt onto the show to help us

understand a little bit better what's going on, particularly because of all the people

I'm reading who are saying it's a terrible deal and it's going to do all kinds of terrible

things. Let's try and get a sober analysis of what's going on here. Stephen Walt is a professor

of international affairs at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government.

He previously taught at Princeton University and the University of Chicago. He has served as a

consultant for the Institute of Defense Analyses, the Center for Naval Analysis, and the National Defense

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