Ep. 2802 Was MLK, Jr., "Color Blind"?
Summary
Tom Woods discusses his book *33 Questions About American History You're Not Supposed to Ask*, challenging common narratives regarding Martin Luther King Jr., the Founding Fathers' views on immigration, and the history of states' rights. He promotes a free compilation of primary sources on early American immigration policy and shifts focus to practical strategies for navigating economic inflation and societal challenges. Woods also highlights the value of community knowledge sharing and announces upcoming murder mystery dinner events.
Topics discussed
Intro and the 20-year retrospective of '33 Questions'
Debunking the neocon portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr.
Founding Fathers' views on mass immigration
Sponsor: Agorist Tax Advice with Matthew Sersley
Free resource: Founders on Immigration compilation
The true history of states' rights beyond slavery
Overview of other controversial history questions
Sponsor: Bank on Yourself retirement alternative
The Federal Reserve and the loss of dollar value
Practical survival skills and the School of Life community
Promotion for 11 freebies and community membership
Upcoming murder mystery dinner parties in San Diego
Outro and sponsor: Podsworth Media audio production
Sponsor: Belmont Park Village luxury outlet
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