Fiscal Failure And The Future Of Crypto

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🗓️ 22 May 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Tho Bishop, communications director for the Mises Institute, joins Federalist Staff Editor Sam Mangold-Lenett to discuss U.S. fiscal policy, the weaponization of banking, and the role cryptocurrency could play in coming years.

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0:30.4	Hello and welcome back to another edition of the Federalist Radio Hour. I'm Sam
0:36.5	Mangle Bennett, a staff editor at the Federalist. Don't forget you can email any
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0:45.2	Twitter at FDRLST and make sure to subscribe wherever you download your
0:49.0	podcasts as well. Today I am joined by ThoBishub, communications director at the
0:54.3	Meises Institute. Meises is a libertarian think tank that was chartered to promote
0:59.0	the contributions of famed economist Ludwig von Meises that its founders
1:02.7	believe are being overlooked by the libertarian movement at large. Today, Tho and I
1:07.5	will be discussing some different aspects of monetary and fiscal policy,
1:10.5	including the US's diminishing role as the economic headgemon. Why people are
1:15.1	still so obsessed with Bitcoin, now the US can integrate cryptocurrency into
1:19.0	its monetary policy. Hope you enjoy the show.
1:24.0	Let's go. Welcome. How's your day going? Doing great. Thank you for having me.
1:28.4	No problem. Thanks for coming on. So I was wondering if we could start off with a
1:32.1	brief explanation as to Meises Institute's niche and how you guys are
1:36.3	different than other libertarian organizations. Yes, I was
1:39.3	interested in first and foremost we are far out of the boat way. We're down in
1:41.9	Auburn, Alabama and I think that has been to our benefit in a variety of ways.
1:45.6	What's interesting though is that within the libertarian movement, I think
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