The Tom Woods Show, episode 562.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hello and happy new year, everybody.

Welcome to another year of episodes of the Tom Woods show.

Turns out I've been called out of town for about a week.

Well, called out of town makes it sound more professional than it really is.

It's more or less a surprise pleasure trip.

I'm going to be taking to New York City for about a week.

So that means I have, of course, what else,

prepared a whole bunch of episodes for you in my absence. The first one today

is going to involve JFK, as you can see from the title. I've got a whole bunch of topics with a

whole bunch of great guests coming up this week and the beginning of next week. So don't miss any of

them. They're going to be super and great. I want to

also tell you, after the episode today, or after the meat of it, make sure you don't switch it off,

because I've got a couple of neat things to tell you about brand new neat things that I really,

really make sure you will stay tuned and listen to. You're going to be glad, believe me, you're going to be glad you stayed tuned to listen to them.

All right, let's talk about what we're going to cover here today.

The JFK topic comes up a lot because there are people in Ron Paul circles or Alex Jones circles

or Heaven Help Us, Webster Tarpleyley circles who think JFK was really a good

guy. You know, he was a good guy and that's why the bad guys assassinated him. And I don't, I guess I just

don't get this yearning to find the good president who was standing up for the people. There just ain't

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