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Hi, everybody. This is Gatat. Today I have a repeat guest.othy sandifer first how are you sir very good thanks for

having me back yeah i think the last time you were here was december 24 where we discussed the

biography of this majestic man called frederick douglas today we're going to be talking about

this beauty which is of course very

apropos for the 250th birthday of the United States protecting liberty but let

me just mention very quickly who you are you are the vice president for legal

affairs at the Goldwater Institute where you hold the Clarence J and

Catherine P Duncan Chair and Government, some of the books

that you've written, I think there's maybe nine or ten, you don't own me individualism and the

culture of liberty, Frederick Douglass, self-made man, as I've already mentioned, the conscience

of the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence, and the Right to Liberty, and a whole

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