WAL Daily 99: Remso Martinez on the the Border Crisis

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WAL Daily 99: Remso Martinez on the the Border Crisis

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Chris Spangle and Remso Martinez discussing loving libertarianism while disliking the libertarian movement and the crisis at the border.
Support Remso's book project: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/new-book-launch

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