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James Buchanan

James Buchanan

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Nov 2, 2026

Hans-Hermann HoppeMODERATOR
80:04
Yeah, but that, I think that already exists in German, right? Anatomy of State, of the State.
Stephan KinsellaPANELIST
80:09
How about What Has the Government Done to Our Money?
Hans-Hermann HoppeMODERATOR
80:11
Yeah.
Hans-Hermann HoppeMODERATOR
80:12
That is, of course, his best-selling thing, What Has Government Done to Our Money?
Tom DiLorenzoPANELIST
80:16
Yeah, Power and Market and What Has Government Done to Our Money? would be top of my list for the average person who is not a scholar and wanted to read Man, Economy, and State takes a lot more effort than, uh, Power and Market.
Alessandro FusilloPANELIST
80:33
I, I have experience personally recommending Rothbard books, and I, I would say Anatomy of the State, What Has Government Done to Our Money, and, uh, The Mystery of Banking.
Alessandro FusilloPANELIST
80:45
If you, these three give you a very good insight on, on Murray Rothbard's thought, and they are short and, and very easy to understand.
Alessandro FusilloPANELIST
80:55
Maybe Man, Economy, and State is a huge book.
Shane IdlemanHOST
15:40
Revival is the imparting of life to those who are spiritually dead and the imparting of health to those who are dying.
Shane IdlemanHOST
15:48
James Buchanan says, I love this one, Duncan Campbell.
Shane IdlemanHOST
15:52
Revival is a community saturated with God.
Shane IdlemanHOST
15:58
Very interesting, Duncan Campbell.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
41:35
You know, we tend to look at political candidates as, People just like us, they're trying to make the world a better place, and I think they are just like us, but trying to make the world a better place isn't really their agenda.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
41:48
Their agenda is getting elected, and that's something James Buchanan, an economist who wrote about this in the 80s, won a Nobel Prize.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
41:57
Politicians are like us.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
41:59
They have their own incentives, and they're trying to get elected, and we shouldn't assume that they're out there trying to make the world a better place.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
42:06
And Barker learns this.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
42:07
She doesn't talk about James Buchanan, but she sees it's a pretty ugly world.
Jon MiltimoreGUEST
42:12
And she becomes, you know, by the end we see she gets married, she's a mother, and is very disillusioned with what she sees in her experience in Washington.
Bob HardenHOST
42:21
You know, money is the mother milk of politics.
Bob MurphyGUEST
39:49
Not Pat Buchanan, folks.
AdamHOST
39:51
No. James, right? James Buchanan.
Bob MurphyGUEST
39:54
Yeah.
AdamHOST
39:55
Um, and a couple different times they gave it to people who pointed out the, the positive effects on an economy of institutions like private property, freedom of association, sturdy contracts, stuff like that.
Philip WilkersonHOST
6:34
Yeah.
Chris PrestonGUEST
6:34
Uh, so definit- definitely wanted business, and I understood that Mason, um, you know, they had just, uh, had a, uh, Dr. James Buchanan had just won a-
Philip WilkersonHOST
6:42
Mm-hmm
Chris PrestonGUEST
6:43
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