The Tom Woods Show, episode 887.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. Eric July is back on the show, and I couldn't be happier.

I've had Eric on before, and just before that appearance, I was, of course, told what a great guy he was.

He's a musician, and he's a libertarian.

And, you know, I've sort of heard that story before.

He's a such and such, and he's also a libertarian.

And you talk to the person, and it's sort of like, I'd like to smoke some pot and maybe taxes are 5% too high.

And that makes him a libertarian. I think we're so desperate to discover people who are libertarians.

If they're celebrities, we just drop the bar way, way low. But with Eric, you can keep that bar as high as you

want because he is going to scale it every single time. He is a hardcore Rothbardian. I mean,

there ain't no getting around that. And his band backwards, which is B-A-C-W-R-DD-Z has got an album out now called Veracity that you are just not going to

believe. Will you see the song titles on this thing? It is amazing. And it's great stuff.

It's not like you have to treat them like a charity case. Well, they're libertarians, so we've got to go out and support

them to that. and support them.

To that, you know, enough of that. We've heard enough of that. How about libertarians produce good quality stuff and we'll just go buy it anyway? So Eric's a great guy. He's published on a variety

of libertarian websites. In fact, he's been urging me to be interviewed by him, and it's just been a matter of

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