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Hey, everybody.

Welcome to another episode of the show.

So glad to be talking to Walter Block today.

We're talking about Milton Friedman, who has come up probably here and there in the course of the episodes,

but we've never devoted an entire episode to Milton Friedman and making some kind of an evaluation

of his work. And I know there will be people out there criticizing me for libertarian purism,

but I'll talk to Walter about that in just a minute. That's half the fun, right? What's the

point of a libertarian podcast? If you can't be a libertarian purist on the Tom Woods show,

where can you be? So anyway, probably you all know Walter Block, but he holds the Harold E. Worth

eminent scholar chair in economics at Loyola University, New Orleans.

He is the author of hundreds of scholarly articles in academic journals, many books, the most

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