What's up, what's up, everybody?

Welcome to a brand new episode of Part of the Problem.

I'm very excited for today's episode.

Real quick, before we start, guys, Friday, one night only, May 5th.

I will be with Robbie the Fire, Bernstein, up in Toronto at the Parkdale Hall Theater.

The shows are almost sold out.

So if you want to grab tickets, make sure to go do that right now.

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I haven't been to Canada since, oh, no, I did one little day trip there, but I haven't

performed in Toronto since like pre-COVID days. So Canada, I had to put you on timeout for being tyrants for a few years, but I'm coming back to you now, so you have a second chance. All right. Today's show, very special guest, who I'm very happy to welcome back to the show, is Jeremy Kaufman, somebody who I always really enjoy talking with.

For many of you, I'm sure, already know Jeremy.

Jeremy is an entrepreneur and a political commentator and activist,

a champion of the Free State Project up in New Hampshire

and a strategy for people who don't know the Free State Project

as a strategy for libertarians

physically consolidating in order to improve liberty in New Hampshire they've made some huge

strides and had some huge victories and he is um also a uh you're the chair of the libertarian

the libertarian party of New Hampshire thearian Party of New Hampshire, the most, I think fair to say,

the most successful and also the most perceived as controversial state affiliate, libertarian party.

Maybe not a state affiliate anymore.

Maybe it's the entire Libertarian Party now. I'm not exactly sure. Maybe it's the entire libertarian party now.

I'm not exactly sure, but we'll get to the bottom of it. How are you, sir? I am doing great. I think that was all, I think that was all correct. I think the libertarian party of New Hampshire is actually the only libertarian party still standing. You know, the woke, the woke leftists have sort of taking over the rest of us.

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