The Crumbling E25 - Libertarianism - P6 - Milton Ain't Freed Anyone
The co-hosts continue to discuss the history of the Austrian and
Chicago schools of economics. From Uncle Milty (Milton Friedman) to
Murray Rothbard, all your least favorite economists of this era make
appearances in episodes 24 and 25 part of the Libertarianism
series. This episode shows how Rothbard especially built a coalition
that spawned one of the bridges between normal Republicans who just
kind of hated the government and virulent racists!
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Chicago schools of economics. From Uncle Milty (Milton Friedman) to
Murray Rothbard, all your least favorite economists of this era make
appearances in episodes 24 and 25 part of the Libertarianism
series. This episode shows how Rothbard especially built a coalition
that spawned one of the bridges between normal Republicans who just
kind of hated the government and virulent racists!
support the show
www.patreon.com/thecrumblingpodcast
www.thecrumbling.beehiiv.com
www.thecrumbling.com
★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ Reply on Bluesky
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