The Tom Woods Show, episode 645.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. We've got a really interesting topic for a discussion today.

But because it's a long episode, but you're not going to want to turn it off, I guarantee you.

I do want to make a little announcement toward the beginning.

That is, I'm going to be speaking in Seattle and in Orlando and in the coming months in Boston as well.

And I will have links to information about those events over at tom woods.com on the events page.

You can just go to tom woods.com slash events. The other thing is, remember we had Chris

Gillabo on a couple of weeks ago for his book, Born for this? It's a book about how to find

the work you were meant to do. It was a great conversation. Everybody loved it. He's a great,

really smart guy to talk to. He's doing his own book tour for that book. And I'm going to be in the Denver area when he's going to be in Denver. This week from Friday is going to be April 29, 2016. It's in Denver at the Tattered Cover Bookstore. And it'll be starting at 7 p.m. Well, I'm going to go, because I think Chris is fascinating to listen to. And plus, just from an entrepreneur angle, I want to watch how he does this. Because it's not just a lecture. He has audience participation, and he self-funds these book tours of his. I want to watch a master like this in action. I think it's going to be a lot of fun.

And I'm actually bringing a friend who I think could benefit from what Chris has to say. So if you're

in the Denver area and you happen to see me in the audience, say hello. But definitely go to

Born for Thisbook.com and find the Denver event and or, you know, anywhere around the country that you'd like to

attend, and make sure an RSVP for it, and I hope to see you there. Okay, now let's get on to

the subject for today. Very unusual kind of topic for us, but in a way it's not in that it's

overthrowing a conventional view, and it's a view that I believe for a long time. We're talking about No Dinsiem, who was the Vietnamese leader who was overthrown, you'll recall, in 1963, with the connivance of the Kennedy administration.

And that ushered in a series of, you know, just one military ruler after another and brought

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