The Tom Woods Show, episode 900.

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Hello, everybody. Tom Woods here. How about that episode 900? Wow, pretty good. So my thanks to

everybody for listening consistently and for spreading the word about the show and sharing it on social

media and helping me to grow the audience. I really appreciate that. I want to say before we get to

our guest today, something that I forgot to mention when I had Eric Brakey on the show several

episodes ago. He's the state senator in Maine, who is a Ron Paul guy. And he told me, I just forgot to

mention it, that one of the bills that he managed to get through in Maine was a right-to-try bill,

which is a bill that says if you're, more or less if you have a terminal illness, but there's some potentially

life-saving medication that hasn't yet gone through the full FDA approval process, you can

nevertheless give it a try because obviously what have you got to lose, right?

You would think this would be obvious.

Of course, with the U.S. government, it's not obvious, but they passed this in Maine.

And Eric was the guy. And he told me that he first heard about this kind of bill on the Tom

Wood Show when we talked about one of the episodes on the 10th Amendment Center and that this had

been successful in a number of other states,

so he decided to give it a try. So how about that, right? I mean, that's a great thing. Somebody's

life could be saved from that. So that's wonderful. Very glad to know about that.

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