The Tom Woods Show, episode 663.

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Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here. Sheldon Richmond joins the program once again today. He's got a

brand new book out. It's an easy read. It's a

quick read, but it's a provocative and challenging read. It's about the Constitution, and

Sheldon is a bit of a skeptic, so I'll give you more detail in just a minute when I bring

Sheldon on. Sheldon is a long, long time, a Liberty Movement guy, widely published, been featured all over the place,

has numerous titles to his credit in terms of books. We've talked about his book on separating

school and state in the past. But here, it's America's Counter-Revolution, his brand new book

on the Constitution. We'll link to it on the show notes page,

tomwoods.com slash 663. And I'm glad to welcome him back. Sheldon, thanks for being here.

Great to be with you, Tom. Thank you. All right. I got a lot of requests, a lot of requests

to have you want to talk about this book. So I just thought, you know, I thought, yeah, I'll get to it one of

these days. But then it just kept coming. So I thought, all right, today's the day. We'll do it.

We'll do it. All right. So the book is called America's Counter-Revolution, the Constitution

revisited. Now, that is a provocative title. I'm sure that's why you chose that. You chose that title. Let me ask you right away the question that you'd be most likely to get from constitutionalists who would say you're throwing out the baby with the bathwater. If only we would interpret the Constitution the way it was originally intended. They'll agree with you. Yeah, everything's gone off the rails and a lot of terrible things are being done by the government, but if only we could just get back to the original meaning of the Constitution, everything would

be all right. I would be inclined to think that you would be able to respond to that on all

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