The Tom Woods Show

Jeremy Kauffman, former Free State Project board member, suggests libertarians should back Trump in 2024 despite his flaws. They discuss challenges faced by libertarians in politics and potential coalition-building with MAGA and Tea Party supporters. The podcast delves into the complexities of libertarianism, Trump's alignment with libertarian values, and the influence of libertarians in driving social change.

Clint Russell ran for the LP's vice presidential nomination and shared the stage with Vivek Ramaswamy at the recent convention. We talk about how things unfolded in terms of the nomination process but also about personalities: Donald Trump, Vivek, Chase Oliver, and the guy in the thong. Sponsors: Persist SEO & Monetary Metals & Omaha Steaks: This Father's Day don't get dad another pair of socks or a knick-knack that'll just clutter up the house. Get him steaks, with a gift package from Omaha Steaks. Get a special discount when you use code WOODS when shopping Father's Day gift packages at OmahaSteaks.com. Guest's Podcast: Liberty Lockdown Guest's Twitter: @LibertyLockPod Show notes for Ep. 2501

Legal commentator Robert Barnes discusses the uncertainties and legal process in Trump's conviction case, critiquing unprecedented jury instructions, and exploring potential legal avenues for appeal. The conversation delves into due process concerns, Father's Day gift ads, and political ramifications of high-profile legal cases. It also covers the announcement of the Tom Woods Cruz event and speculates on the future legal consequences for a prominent figure.

Jennifer Bilek, an expert on gender issues, discusses the financial aspects of the transgender movement. Topics include the origins and motivations behind the movement, the influence of money and power, and the impact on societal perceptions. The discussion challenges traditional views on biology, explores connections to transhumanism, and highlights the commercialization of reproductive processes.

Auron McIntyre, author of The Total State, discusses likely outcomes and reasons to be white-pilled in the long run. Topics include the distinct qualities of Icelandic society, the impact of scale on political organization, the evolution of the managerial elite in the U.S., and maintaining cultural identity and values. Reflects on American people and the regime, tradition, reform, and societal crisis, and analyzes the transition from democracies to tyrannies.

Jeff Deist and Dan McCarthy discuss Trump's address at the Libertarian National Convention, analyzing his political tactics and engagement strategy. They explore disappointment with the lack of a favorable presidential nominee and challenges faced by the Libertarian Party in maintaining discipline and defining liberty. The discussion also covers the influence of progressives in media and the necessity for libertarians to participate in foreign policy discussions.

Naomi Brockwell discusses the history of financial surveillance, legislation impacting privacy, risks of surveillance normalization, implications for cryptocurrency, and the importance of reclaiming privacy rights in a digital economy.

Dominic Frisby discusses how normal behavior became 'far right', viral content dynamics, Elon Musk's influence, Weird Al's song irony, truth behind conspiracy theories, crowd health vs. traditional insurance, utilizing crises for advancement, publishing dilemmas, book promotion strategies, and spreading joy through humor.

Author Auron MacIntyre discusses how liberal democracies evolve into tyrannies, exploring power dynamics, societal forces, and the criminalization of normal behavior. The podcast also covers an upcoming Tom Woods Cruz event with special guests and activities, as well as the shift from moral to medical solutions in society.

Germinal Van, author of a new intellectual biography of Thomas Sowell, discusses Sowell's insights into economics, race, and the 'gender pay gap'. Topics include Sowell's journey, Conflict of Visions theory, monetary metals, legacy of slavery, political vs economic power, income and wealth inequality, and challenging misconceptions.