Show Notes
Scott Horton is joined by special guest host Tom Woods to discuss Scott's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience, which dropped earlier today (May 15)! They also discuss Thomas Massie’s Kentucky primary race and all the recent INSANITY in the Ziobot campaign against him.
Chapters:
0:36 Welcome! First Up: the Rogan After-Action Review!
3:24 War Talk and Mistakes
4:17 Threads and Nuclear Fear
7:51 Rogan Audience Boost
10:16 Clinton and Palestine
15:13 Massey Under Attack
15:25 New Book Spotlight
18:19 JFK and Conspiracies
20:40 Back to Massey
26:03 Fox News Smears
33:25 Dirty Campaign Tactics
40:10 Super Chats Begin
42:32 Rothbard at Rest
44:44 Massey Poll Watch
46:21 Russia and Hantavirus
48:27 Best Debates Ever
51:36 Why Big Platforms Matter
56:28 Gallrein Won’t Debate
58:12 Rothbard Books Recs
1:03:54 Hoppe Picks
1:04:43 Rogan, Gaza, and Youth
1:07:41 Sign-off
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