Joseph T. Salerno

And this month in September, we're just starting with a great book.

But unknown little classic by Murray Rothbard and I highly recommend it our vice president for academic affairs Joseph Salerno recommends that he it was what he really turned him on to Austrian economics when it came out in 1969 It's called economic depressions their cause and cure and as you can see, it's a very small book It's a very short book uh and it really does an excellent job rothbard does a phenomenal job as always in explaining these things uh to a general audience um you know in a very direct fashion uh and so it's not like a you know an academic um active confusion.

It's very easy to understand.

I would highly recommend that you can go every month and get something like this.

He's going to really like this, I think.

And then I had like Joe Salerno, who's one of the guys of the Mises Institute.

But, you know, like I would have drinks with the guy afterwards, and it just didn't seem like it resonated with him like it did with you and with Tom Woods.

And I'm thinking...