The Tom Woods Show, episode 709.

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Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here. I'm talking to Jim Ostrowski today. I have a little rant I want to go on after I talk to Jim, so don't turn it off when I'm done talking to Jim.

Anyway, we're talking to Jim, who has been on the show before for his book on progressivism, about his brand new book written with his brother Michael called The Impeachment of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton for high crimes in Syria and Libya.

Jim practices trial and appellate law in Buffalo, New York.

He's an associated scholar of the Meese Institute, and he's been widely published and is always worth reading. Jim, welcome to the show.

Thanks for having me, Tom. It's always a pleasure. So you and your brother wrote this book together.

I finished reading it actually this morning about five minutes before we spoke. I'm barely surviving in the

middle of this awful unpacking scenario.

What I was telling you before we went on is I like how relentlessly systematic, it's like a

legal brief in a way, which I guess is not altogether foreign to you. This book is set up. It's

extremely methodical, step by step, going through the origins, what was done to these places, and what the consequences were.

So you focus specifically on Syria and Libya.

Let's start with Libya because I think it's less complicated.

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