The Tom Woods Show, episode 768.

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Hello, everybody, Tom Woods here, and we are talking to Scott Horton for the first time in quite a while. Scott, the encyclopedia Horton, is here to talk foreign policy

with us. I thought it was time for an update from Syria and maybe just a basic overview of the

situation in Syria for people who find

the whole thing confusing. Scott, since he knows everything there is to know about it, is a good

guy to talk to, to get to the bottom of what's going on. Scott Horton, if you don't know about him

already, is the authority on foreign policy among libertarians, if you ask me. I make a substantial

monthly donation to Scott to help him keep up his show, the Scott Horton show. Check that out at

Scott Horton.org. Scott hosts anti-war radio on 90.7 KPFK in Los Angeles as well. He's also the opinion editor at anti-war.com

and managing director of the Libertarian Institute, a brand new thing Scott's going to be talking

to us about in just a minute before we roll along into our discussion of foreign policy.

Scott, welcome back to the show.

Thanks very much for having me, Tom. Good to talk to you. It's been ridiculously long since I've had John, so I'm glad

we're rectifying that injustice. And, you know, as I was making my notes, I was writing down

episode 768. I thought, the only person I have an inferiority complex with when I write down episode 768 is Scott Orton.

You're the only person who can remotely compete with that that I know of in the libertarian world anyway.

I don't know, maybe Malinu.

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