The Tom Woods Show, episode 939.

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Hello everybody, Tom Woods here.

All right. Now we've done private law with Bob Murphy yesterday. And guess who the guest is for today? Yes, that's right. You never would have guessed it from what I said last time. It's Bob

Murphy once again. He is once again joining me. Once again, we're going to talk about

something that's tricky and difficult, this time, private defense. Oh, man. Are you kidding me? What kind of

crazy topic is this? Well, we're going to hash this out, right? We're going to try and figure out,

can the market provide even defense services? So, who better to talk about that,

given that Murray Rothbard is no longer with us, who better to talk about that than Bob Murphy?

And I introduced him to you yesterday. A lot of you listened to the show for a while.

Know Bob very well, as indeed you should. He has been in the wake of the financial crisis. He

almost single-handedly defended the Austrian school interpretation, just writing article after

article after article at the time. He's an absolute hero. Follow him at his blog at consulting by

RPM.com. He does eight million things, including co-hosting contra khrugman our weekly

podcast against paul krugman uh that you can visit at contra krugman dot com author of many books i'll have

some of them listed and linked to at tom woods dot com slash nine 939. Welcome back, Bob.

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