In today's flagship Lions of Liberty podcast, Marc welcomes back one of his very first guests, the great Jeffrey Tucker of the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER). Marc and Jeffrey look back at some of Jeffrey's less-than-accurate predictions about the state of social media discourse and the general state of things in 2020. They discuss the completely irrational fear and response by much of the general public in relation to COVID 19, from screaming maskers to the even-more-dubious lockdown proponents. Jeffrey breaks down his research into the "lockdown industry" that stood poised and ready to strike when the opportunity came with COVID-19. Jeffrey gets fired up and predicts there's going to be "hell to pay" for the lockdowners as the public slowly comes to understand what a fraud the entire scheme was. This interview was an absolute blast to conduct and and proof that 2020 Jeffrey Tucker is the most based version yet!
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