The Tom Woods Show, episode 732.

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Hi, everybody, Tom Woods here. We're talking a little bit about private prisons today because there have been a lot of misconceptions about that subject.

But also talking about just a variety of subjects that come to mind, mostly

involving younger people, because my guest today, Brittany Hunter, was a participant at the

Mises University Summer Program this summer, and that, of course, caters to younger people, and she's

been very much plugged into that scene and can give us some

thoughts about where the millennials really are on these big questions.

Brittany Hunter holds two degrees in economics from George Mason University, one undergraduate

and one graduate.

She's a blogger and a creator of digital content for Generation Opportunity, and she has

several recent articles over at mezes.org that are definitely worth reading. Brittany, welcome to the show.

Hi, thank you for having me. I'm slow sometimes to get to current events. By the time I get to

them, they're about three weeks non-current. But a lot of these topics are evergreen.

They're going to come up a lot over the years. And it's important to get them right. Even if they

fall out of the news, it's still important that we understand them correctly. So you've been doing

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