Tomorrow I tape a... | FacebookSign UpConnect and share with the people in your life. Tomorrow I tape a show on "GAS MYTHS." From where does America get most of its oil? What makes gas prices fluctuate? Should oil speculation be limited? What's the controversy over the Keystone pipeline, and how many pipelines already exist in Nebraska? Are electric cars and ethanol fuel better for the environment? We'll address these topics. What questions do you have about gas? Continue reading →
This week on Uncommon Knowledge author and television host John Stossel discusses his new book No, They Can't: Why Government Fails—but Individuals Succeed. Continue reading →
MONDAY, MAY 21, 2012 Big Government with John Stossel: Chapter 1 of 5 John Stossel discusses why he believes the government should not get in the way of people lives. PERMALINK About John Stossel John Stossel is the host of Stossel on Fox Business. He also spent 3 decades at ABC and has won 18 Emmy's. Continue reading →
TONIGHT I tape a... | Facebook Sign UpFacebook helps you connect and share with the people in your life. TONIGHT I tape a show on “Bad Speech.” Are we still free to say what we think? My guest, Pat Buchanan, lost his job at MSNBC because of what he wrote in his book, Suicide of a Superpower. The same thing happened to Naomi Riley, who was forced out at the Chronicle of Higher Education for her “racist” comments about African American studies research. What questions do you have about free speech? Continue reading →
The Weekly Standard Is Absolutely Wrong About Drug Legalization » 5 comments In the May 7th issue of The Weekly Standard, former Bush Drug Czar John P. Walters goes after the advocates who’ve begun the call for legalized drugs, in an article entitled “Legalized Drugs: Dumber Than You May Think.” Now one would expect the former Drug Czar speaks with authority on this issue, and his entire argument should be trusted; but, alas, much of Walters’ article drips with condescension, is full of sweeping generalizations, misrepresentation of data, and blatant falsehoods. Walters contends that it is a lie that the drug war has failed. He claims that because drug use and drug crime have both declined in the last 40 years, then government’s crackdowns have ... Continue reading →
