The Tom Woods Show, episode 762.

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I was going to release yet another e-book on a totally unrelated topic today. And then I looked

through it and I realized, ah, darn it, there are a few changes I

I probably need to make to it. And I was going to do the whole episode based on the e-book,

but I think I would be jumping the gun. I think I need an extra day or so. And tomorrow I'm

going to be doing the episode with Lou, and then I've got another one lined up for Friday.

So I'll probably launch this on Monday of next week. You've got enough to read from me, for heaven's sake, already, right, haven't you?

With the no-stateeducation.com book about why we don't need the state involved in education.

You've got plenty of stuff to keep you busy for a few more days.

So what I'm going to do instead in this episode is play for you an interview I did on Kennedy Financial's podcast in which I talked

about all kinds of things about what's ahead in terms of the economy. I think I talked about Bernie

Sanders. We talked about gold and silver coins and what kind of coins you'd want and how you budget,

and especially when you have oddball income like me, all kinds of things like

that, building up separate income streams, all kinds of topics are covered in this conversation

from just a couple months ago. I think it was late this summer, 2016. So here we go.

Tom, thanks for coming on Kennedy Financial. My pleasure. Thanks for having me.

Tom, my brother John and I talk about you often on this program. We admire your work. And one of the things that we like about you most is the fact that you left the safety and security of life as a college professor for the risky life of an entrepreneur. How did you

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