The Tom Woods Show, episode 832.

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

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I've got a controversial guest today. That's Paul Elam, who is a central figure in the so-called

men's rights or men's movement. He is the creator of the

website, A Voice for Men.com. Of course, I'll link to that at tomwoods.com slash 832. And he figured

prominently in the Red Pill documentary that we talked about not too long ago on the show with documentary filmmaker Cassie

Jay. I do want to warn you there are some adult themes raised in this episode, so you might

want to be careful if you have any little ears around. Paul, welcome to the show.

Thanks, Tom. I'm glad to be here. I heard from you because of the interview I did with

Cassie Jay, and I thought, all right, Cassie Jay was an interesting person to talk to being a

documentary filmmaker and somebody who was unlikely to be sympathetic to you, who gave you guys,

I thought, a fair hearing. Well, then I thought, well, why not go, you know, right, directly

to the horse's mouth here?

Let's talk directly to Paul Elam. Why not, right? We're fearless here on the show. Why not do that?

Let me have you tell me, I'm going to ask you about a voice for men in a minute, but tell me more broadly how you would describe the men's rights movement, particularly to people who are unfamiliar with it or even hostile.

Because when I posted an episode on this, I was getting men's rights movement.

Ha, ha, ha. Why don't you have a billionaire's rights movement and stuff like that?

And by the way, as it turns out, I also believe in billionaires' rights.

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