Welcome to the Reason Round Table, your top-oh-the-week podcast from the magazine that brings

you free minds and free markets.

I'm Matt Welch, joined per usual by Peter Sutterman, Nick Gillespie, and Katherine

Meng, you ward Howdy, Comrades.

Howdy!

Hi, Matt.

Right back at ya.

Happy Monday.

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