The Tom Woods Show, episode 750.

Prepare to set fire to the index card of allowable opinion.

Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hello, everybody, Tom Woods here, back from Cambridge, Massachusetts, where I had a tremendous weekend with the Mezes Institute.

I'll tell you a little bit about that after the main thrust of the episode is over.

What I'm doing today is something a little different in that it's a topic I haven't hit on all that much recently,

but I'd like to revisit because it is, you know, it is a theme,

it is a topic that is associated with me, and because I have a lot of new listeners who may

not have listened to every episode in the Tom Woods Show catalog, and that means it couldn't hurt to have a bit of a refresher.

What I'm sharing with you today is a talk I gave in 2012 at the meeting of the CSPOA,

which is the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, which is run by Sheriff Richard Mack.

And he asked me to come out to their conference in Las Vegas and speak to the sheriffs in the

room.

There are about 100 or so sheriffs in the room.

Talk to them about state nullification of unconstitutional federal laws.

Obviously, I have a little bit of association with that cause,

given that I wrote a book called nullification in 2012. I'll link to that for you at tomwoods.com

slash 751. I beg a pardon, 750, 750. This is, I mean, I'm really happy with that book,

because I think it makes a really strong case,

because the case is strong, the case for state nullification, the constitutional case,

strategic, moral, historical, you can make the case from all different angles, and I do it in that

book, and through the audible offer, you can also get

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