The Tom Woods Show

Should speech the authorities deem to be "misinformation" be regulated or banned during emergency situations? To this day we hear some people saying yes -- even though yesterday's "misinformation" can quickly become today's consensus, and so much of the official guidance itself had to be abandoned as misinformation. Stanford's Jay Bhattacharya joins us. Sponsors: CrowdHealth & Policy Genius Show notes for Ep. 2426

Javier Milei, president-elect of Argentina, with a hardcore libertarian message discussed his victory and the cultural shift towards libertarian ideas. They explored abolishing the central bank, government-owned housing, and challenges faced by public figures. Celebrating the victory cautiously, they emphasized achieving future results.

James Delingpole, a provocative guest, joins to discuss the elites, their love for chaos, corruption in academia, evil forces in the world, declining Christianity, advantages of not having a formal employer, skepticism towards recent events, and their love for America and London.

Nick Hudson and Jonathan Engler join us to reexamine the early days of 2020. They discuss discrepancies in COVID-19 data, questionable aspects of the pandemic, the role of government policies, Sweden's approach, and the impact on health systems. They also highlight instances of misinformation and information obscurity, suggesting a planned aspect to the pandemic situation.

Larry Elder discusses Gavin Newsom's ambitions for higher office despite the terrible condition of California. They talk about the detrimental effects of COVID mandates, the issue of homelessness, and the impact of family structure breakdown. The recent recall election in California is analyzed, along with the possibility of Newsom as a Democratic nominee in the future.

Gene Epstein and Tom Woods discuss expressing thankfulness during Thanksgiving, understanding capitalism and debunking banned books claims, the process of publishing a book, gratitude for art and good health, and a murder mystery dinner party organized by the host.

Peter Schiff, economic analyst, assesses the true state of the economy and questions Paul Krugman's views on its strength. They discuss inflation rates in the US and Eurozone, explore potential corners of the world for explosive growth, and talk about relocating outside the US due to decreasing economic freedom. They also provide investment strategies for different levels of wealth, including owning real assets and considering mutual funds and foreign investments.

Guests Kevin Dolan and Kevin Stokes discuss the challenges individuals face in an unfree world, including higher energy prices, vax mandates, and a war for our children's minds. They emphasize the importance of creating a proactive community and renegotiating relationships. The speakers also highlight the significance of finding meaning and pursuing meaningful projects, the power of trust and partnership, and the benefits of group participation.

Retired economics professor Tom DiLorenzo discusses government manipulation, problems with US history books, institutional rivalries in the libertarian world, military spending priorities, debunking myths as Austrian economists, examining antitrust cases and predatory pricing, discovering the Austrian School of Economics, and a mask mishap.

Clint Russell of Liberty Lockdown joins the host to discuss Israel/Palestine, war and veterans, problems in the libertarian world, and whether Trump could win as a convicted felon. They also talk about frustration, encouragement, resistance against APAC and ADL, differing opinions on political action, and challenges for a felon presidential candidate. They touch on viral messaging, grassroots movements, and the Ron Paul legacy.