Ep. 2041 Everyone Should Want to Abolish the Fed

Tom Mullen returns to discuss how the Federal Reserve, the institution that's been kept off everybody's radar and was scarcely discussed in politics until 2007 -- nearly a hundred years after its creation -- ought to unite even people with the most divergent ideologies. Subscribe to the Tom Woods Show:

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[johnglennmercury]

Thanks for having Bill Murray on, Tom!

[timofillinois]

Thanks for spreading word about the FED. Silver and gold are real money, and are required to use a money by the States (and the federal gov), private people can use whatever they choose.

[TheClimbBMX]

Please read "None Dare Call it Conspiracy" 1973 by Gary Allen. 150 pages, an easy read.

[libertarianrevolution]

We need to bring back the End the Fed rallies.

[dustinabc]

End the fed!
End the fed!
#EndTheFed!!!

[goodmedicine]

Tom,
Great as always. Check out a book called, Truth in Money”. A great book that explains what you have been talking about here.

Also, I really like it when you talk to your car guy. I’m a classic car fanatic. It is sad to see what government intervention has done to the auto industry.
Finally, you have some of the most interesting sponsors.
Keep up the good work; and your program not only is informative, but positively life changing.

Thanks,
Good medicine

[glockgopop]

I bought my Dad "The Creature from Jekyll Island" for Christmas. Santa brought red-pills this year.

[EFCasual]

I dont think the question has been if but how when it comes to the fed. It wields actual power and is very hard to assail.

[timofillinois]

My post Jan 13th not showing; filtered or deadline to post?

[mrsducky]

No views? YouTube shadow banning again?

[mrvv]

He's abolishing the fed is at the top of the list when people are being forced to take clot shots. Thanks tom I can listen to many an episode from previous episodes on this topic.

[smorrow]

And you need fucking nuclear densometry to find the oil...

[timofillinois]

Amazed that you recommend that private people choose bitcoin as money; there are about 10, 000 cyrpto currencies, so cypto does not limit choices of money and the potential size of the money supply. In contrast, there are only about 200 fiat currencies. Please justify your belief. Thanks.

[albionicamerican]

But the Fed is supposed to be privately owned. According to libertarian theory, private companies are vastly morally superior to governments.