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Welcome to this episode of Kennedy savesaves the World, and today, finally, you've been begging for it, like seals in the, in the wateriest parks of San Diego, and I'm going to throw you fish for your compliance. And that fish is none other than a human being who knows more

about war than any of us really should because it is a negative, costly enterprise. But we

still keep going back at it. Different theaters, different presidents. It doesn't matter. Something happens

and it changes the chemistry of the brain of the occupant of the Oval Office. They just have to

get into a new war. I'm not sure what it is, but there should be a screening process for that.

Because I think we should have learned enough at this point

from Afghanistan alone that there doesn't need to be any flirting with incursions or toe

dipping or saber rattling. We have to somehow find a way to get past that as a society.

And we're probably going to have to be, if not the first ones, the most visible ones, to operate on a different plane.

Scott Horton joins me today.

He is an author.

He is a very avid proponent of anti-war. He's got a fantastic podcast. He's the

director of the Libertarian Institute. And he joins me today. Welcome to Kennedy. Saves the

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