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Ep. 781 of the Tom Woods Show:
What Trump Needs to Hear About Foreign Policy
Tom Woods invites Scott Horton back on the show to discuss Trump and foreign policy.
“Some of Trump’s instincts are noninterventionist. Since there’s a good chance he’ll surround himself with interventionists anyway, here’s what he ought to hear about various hotspots around the world, and why nonintervention is the way to go every time.”
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