Welcome to the recent roundtable, the weekly podcast with people who's definitely don't

interrupt several times when you're reading an intro and also from the bad cap gang that's

bringing you free minds of free markets since 1968, I am a slightly beach-raggled Matt

Welch joined by a bird-flipping Nick Gillespie, Peter Southerman and Katherine Manku, Ward,

Ola, Amigos.

Hey Matt, happy Monday, and Matt, you know, we're not your children, you can't scare us

by shouting at us all the time.

You can't scare us children by shouting at them either, probably.

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah, that doesn't really work.

Yeah, that's why you had to leave California.

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