but the the the the intellectual atmosphere here that was shaped by him, muses hayek's friedman's and ran as has made america much better and freer place than it would otherwise been, though not yet obviously as free as a libertarian would like. so some of those victories are you know they sound and you know conservative sometimes take credit for them, you know, stable monetary policy, deregulation, not the draft and drug to recruit criminals. another one would be school choice. and this is another thing that milton friedman, you know, played a key role in. wall street journal, a piece recently that said in the five years, the number of state with universal voucher. went from 0 to 10. and that's an idea comes right out of capitalism and freedom. maybe it was, you know, it took red state governors and conservative activists to bring it about. but it's, you know something he was talking about 1961 of and yet despite you know some of those those occasional alliances with conservatives as you detail in the book, historically libertarians have had a pretty fraught relationship with the rig

friedrich hayek and others have noted property rights are historically changing things and have to be as the natures of society. change so let's remember that for has already been alluded to for many of the founders most important form of proper tea was the slaves that they owned. we don't tend to think that's a very good form of property and that it's not very conducive to individual liberty and isn't. but it's a reminder that property rights are something that our are eternal and obvious. but need to be reading as the nature of society and economies change over time. so let's begin with that. can i add something to that that? francis hutcheson when he was talking about these rights to liberty and life, etc., when he talked about property. one of the things he made very clear was that he didn't think slaves were properties. this is an example that development that you're talking about. he's one of the first philosophers to really come out and say slavery needs to be done away with. but the other thing i'd like to say is that if you look at the jurisprudence, the period when you and n