The Tom Woods Show, episode 552.

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Hey, everybody, welcome to the show. We're talking again Michael Malice and I about Alexander

Hamilton, but this time we're talking about the debate itself, and it really is a fun conversation.

I know you're going to enjoy it. I always enjoy talking

to Michael, and we are going to plot a little bit about what's coming in the future. You know Michael

Mallis at this point. He's a celebrity ghostwriter. He's the author of Dear Reader, which I urge you

to check out at tomwoods.com slash 552. Everything related to what we're talking about is at tomwoods.com slash 552. What else am I going to say? I've been a little late getting the shows out today and yesterday. I have not been feeling well lately. I'm just feeling exhausted. So I've sort of been taking my time a little bit the past couple of days, but I think I'm more or less back to normal.

I'm looking forward to Christmas and taking a little bit of time off. But anyway, let's turn

things over to Michael Malice. Michael, welcome back. Thank you, Tom. We're going to talk about our

debate, and I aired it here on the show yesterday, and I urged people to watch the video,

if at all possible.

It really is a visual experience.

In particular, the, first of all, just the opening credits that our wonderful camera guy did for us are just tremendous.

John F. King, let's get it. John F. King, indeed.

I don't know what the F stands for, but he is really darn good.

I'll just put it that way.

He is...

It stands for Federalist.

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