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Nobel Prize winner, newspaper columnist, and destroyer of nations.

It's time for Contra Krukman.

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Contra Krugman. I'm Tom Woods with Bob Murphy, and I'm telling you,

Paul Krugman is making our lives too easy. It's almost like we are an economy that needs a stimulus or

something. I don't understand why he's making it so easy on us, but for instance, a couple of weeks ago,

he covers energy policy, and that's one of Bob Murphy's specialties.

Well, now he writes a book, I beg your pardon, a column on health care, just a matter of days after Bob's new co-authored book on health care.

And we were wondering, how are we going to get the word out about Bob's book on health care?

So Krugman writes a column on the subject, so we get to talk about it this week.

Bob, congratulations on your new book.

Take just a minute to tell people about it, and then we're going to dive into Krugman's column.

Well, sure thing.

Thanks, Tom, And you're right. It's really, I mean, first Krugman gives us the energy policy, then the gift of Denmark on a platter. I mean, if we're not all about Denmark, I don't know what else. I don't know what we are. Right. And then now the three for three with the going on health care, right when the new book gets launched. So you're right. The book is called The Primal Prescription. And it's on the with Doug McGuff, who's an ER doctor.

And what this book is, it's several things all wrapped in one package.

The title of the primal prescription derives from the fact that the project was actually

conceived by Mark Sisson, author of the primal blueprint.

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