The Tom Woods Show, episode 695.

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Hi, everybody. Tom Woods here. This episode, the idea for this episode came from a listener who just

wrote to me and said, what about people like Thomas Sowell or Richard Epstein or, and then I supplied this one,

Robert Nozik. Actually, no, I didn't come to think about it. One of the supporting listeners

in the private Facebook group supplied the name Robert Nozik. And I thought, okay, yeah,

that's another one. People who are really darn close to our point of view, but who diverge in some areas. And this person was saying,

why don't we look more closely at what these people say and let's find out what the good is and

maybe what the differences are? And the result will be just better understanding all around.

I thought that sounds like a pretty good topic. So who'd be a good person to discuss it with?

So I thought, well, how about somebody I know for a fact? We'll know everything there is to know

about all three people because he knows everything there is to know about everything. And that's

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