Contra Krugman, episode 59.

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Hello everybody, Tom Woods here with Bob Murphy and episode 59 of Contra Krugman, or as we like to call it, episode three post-Contra-Cruz.

We're talking about the now notorious October 31st, 2016 column, working the refs.

We're linking to it at contra Krugman.com slash 59.

I'm going to go into that in just a second, but I want to first note that I'm

going to meld this column in with some tweets that Kroogman put out over the weekend, and you'll see why,

because the tweets really amplify the column, make the column a little bit juicier. Bob, you're

joining us today, actually all the way from

Washington, D.C., so not in your, not at Panera Bread and not in Lubbock, but in Washington, D.C.

Well, technically, I could have been in a Panera bread in D.C., but I happen not to be.

Not the Panera Bread. Not the Contra Krugman Panera bread, right. Yeah, at some point, there's probably going to be like a plaque or something in front of that building just to let people know. This is

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