The Tom Woods Show, episode 921.

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Hello, everybody, Tom Woods here.

I'm joined once again by our old friend, Gene Epstein, who is economics and book review

editor over at Barron's, the nation's premier financial publication.

Gene wrote to me the other day and said, you know, there's really an embarrassment of riches

when it comes to presidential stupidity when it comes to economics. And for some reason, the Trump phenomenon

has made people forget our rich, rich history of presidential stupidity in this country. So

we're going to revisit some of that rich history of presidential economic stupidity today

in this very episode. Gene, welcome back.

I'm happy to be back, Tom. All right, let me tell people, first of all, before you say anything,

let me tell people that if you live in New York City, you have many, many wonderful things you

can do. But if I lived in New York City, one of the great benefits I would think of from living there is the Soho Forum.

And I'm not saying that just because you're here.

To have an intriguing, compelling, punchy, interesting, informative debate on a controversial topic month in and month out is an

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