November 2, 2010 – Thomas E. Woods and Charles Goyette – The Scott Horton Show – Episode 1507
January 3, 2018
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as posted by the channelThomas E. Woods and Charles Goyette, authors of Meltdown and The Dollar Meltdown (respectively), discuss Washington Post writer David Broder's assertion that a war with Iran would save Obama's legacy and the economy, why it's still important to fight against the myth that WWII caused the end of the Great Depression, how surging commodity prices and a falling dollar signal serious consumer price inflation by next year, the post-9/11 economic sugar high engineered by Alan "Maestro" Greenspan's interest rate cuts, the insignificant spending cuts in the GOP's "Pledge to America" and why Ron Paul's 2012 presidential campaign will be a barn-burner.
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