The Tom Woods Show, episode 904.

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Ron Paul homeschool.com. Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. I hope you enjoyed the past couple of episodes

with Michael Malice. Michael was in town for a couple of days, and I thought it would be a crime not to have him on for a couple of in-person episodes. And in particular, episode 902, just an epic episode. That introduction of me where he pretty much systematically got every single thing wrong was just such a thing of beauty. I could not contain myself.

Anyway, a lot of fun. If you missed 902, you're missing out on a real treat.

903, not too shabby either. But in that case, sorry, I will eventually get to today's episode,

but in that case, I'm dealing with a lot of questions that have been asked by others.

So it's a little bit choppier necessarily than if I were just asking him questions in a sort of stream of consciousness.

Anyway, let's talk about today. We're talking to Austin Seckle of the Republican Liberty Caucus, which we're going to learn more about in a minute, but by and large is aimed at trying to get a libertarian

perspective injected into the Republican Party and to support people who favor that.

Austin himself is the endorsement committee chair for the RLC, and he's a precinct committee

man for the Palm Beach County GOP.

He's former communications director for U.S. term limits and the owner of Bergen and company, a consulting firm powered by libertarians.

Austin, welcome to the show.

Thank you for having me on, Tom. It's a pleasure.

All right.

Tell me about the Republican Liberty Caucus.

I want to know exactly when it got started.

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