The Tom Woods Show

David Stockman, former head of the Office of Management and Budget under Ronald Reagan, discusses Trump's economic record and his book 'Trump's War on Capitalism'. They evaluate Trump's economic performance, critique his stance on foreign policy, and express concern about the economy and the Republican party's stance on the Federal Reserve.

Privacy advocate Gabriel Custodiet and Tom Woods discuss the importance of privacy, the dangers of surveillance tools, the ongoing war on cash, privacy in light of economic challenges and government actions, addressing privacy concerns with big tech, and the significance of Bitcoin privacy for financial freedom.

In this episode, Tom Woods interviews James Bovard, an outstanding libertarian journalist. They discuss topics such as police dogs as probable cause, disability lawsuits and perverse incentives, the influence of government schools, data privacy, occupational licensing as a barrier to entry, and the hidden agendas behind government licensing. They also explore examples of government negligence and corruption, including the devaluation of the dollar and the negative impact of red light cameras.

Alex Dresser lost two jobs and a potential spouse thanks to the Covid measures, and that's just for starters. The crazies used to accuse us of being grandma killers, but they themselves killed Alex's grandmother. He joins us to tell the kinds of stories the media and much of the public refused to hear. Books Mentioned: - Diary of a Psychosis: How Public Health Disgraced Itself During COVID Mania, by Tom Woods - Collateral Damage: Victims of the Lockdown Regime Tell Their Stories, by Tom Woods Sponsor: Supporting Listeners Show notes for Ep. 2431

Chris Maidment declared the endorsement of Nikki Haley by Americans for Prosperity as a betrayal of the organization's stated principles, and was promptly dismissed. Sponsor: DeleteMe: Take 20% off all consumer plans at JoinDeleteMe.com/woods, using code Woods. Show notes for Ep. 2430

Scott Horton talks to Tom about Tom's new book, Diary of a Psychosis, and revisits some of the idiotic remarks and failed predictions by the so-called experts. Sponsors: Cheeky Maiden Soap: a family-run business operated by libertarian fans of the Tom Woods Show that makes all-natural soaps and other cleansers that you'll surely love. Take 15% off your order with code WOODS15 at CheekyMaidenSoap.com Monetary Metals Show notes for Ep. 2429

The Heritage Foundation's Peter St. Onge joins us to discuss the problem of financial insecurity, as well as whether the national debt will ever really be a problem, whether rising prices are (as Joe Biden insists) caused by "price gouging," and more. Sponsors: Blinkist & Supporting Listeners Show notes for Ep. 2428

Not everything has to be about politics but libertarians notice more and ask the right questions when traveling the world. Andrew Corbley joins us. Book Discussed: On the Face of It: A Traveler on His World Sponsors: Persist SEO & Monetary Metals Show notes for Ep. 2427

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.