Posted on 26 October 2009. Tags: CEI, classical liberal, economics, Economy, federalism, fr33, free markets, freedom, individualism, iTunes, libertarian, liberty, limited government, personal responsibility, Rand Paul, Ron Paul, self government, small government
Join Richard Morrison, Jeremy Lott, William Yeatman and special guest Ryan Radia for episode 66. We take on net neutrality, cap-and-trade legacy, campaign finance, healthcare insurance profits and more.
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Posted on 20 October 2009. Tags: CEI, classical liberal, economics, Economy, federalism, fr33, free markets, freedom, individualism, iTunes, libertarian, liberty, limited government, personal responsibility, Rand Paul, Ron Paul, self government, small government
This week we cover Congress’ health care debacle,avoiding another housing crisis, California’s proposal to ban big screen tvs, and the FTC’s threat to your freedom of speech.
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Posted on 13 October 2009. Tags: AARP, Alexander Medvedev, Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, America's Health Insurance Plans, AP, Associated Press, Buenos Aires, Cass Sunstein, CEI, classical liberal, climate change, Consumer Product Safety Commission, David Cameron, Don Easterbrook, economics, Economy, expense-account scandal, FDA, federalism, fr33, free markets, freedom, FTC, Gazprom, Gordon Brown, Hadley Centre, health care, individualism, IPCC, iTunes, JOHN F. BURNS, Karen Ignagni, Labour Party, Leviathan, LGN, libertarian, liberty, limited government, liquefied natural gas, Max Baucus, Michael A. Livermore, Mojib Latif, Nick Clegg, Nick Grealy, nytimes.com, OIRA, OMB, Pacific decadal oscillation, Paul Hudson, personal responsibility, PricewaterhouseCoopers, PWC, Robert Laszewski, Rune Bjornson, sceptics, self government, Senate Finance Committee, Sierra Club, Sir Thomas Legg, skeptics, small government, StatoilHydro, trillion cubic feet, World Gas Conference
Richard Morrison, William Yeatman and Ryan Young bring you episode 64. We take on health care, energy technology and the warming that wasn’t there. We continue with the British expense scandal and new rules and regulations.
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Posted on 05 October 2009. Tags: 2016, 7-11, 7-Eleven, Alan Greenspan, American Electronics Association, Andrew Downie, big gulp, bikinis, Brazil, cap and trade, Cato, CEI, Charles Schumer, classical liberal, climate change, CNN, credit cards, Czech Republic, David Denholm, debit cards, Don Bellante, economic growth, economics, Economy, EU, federalism, FOIA, fr33, free markets, freedom, GHG, global warming, green jobs, greenhouse gases, individualism, interchange fees, Ireland, iTunes, Ivan G. Osorio, Jake Tapper, jobless recovery, john berlau, John Cornyn, Jose Manuel Barroso, Kenneth Lehn, lawsuit, libertarian, liberty, limited government, Lisbon Treaty, london 2012, Matt Jaffe, Obama, olympic news, organized labor, pension fund, personal responsibility, recession, redacted, referendum, Rio de Janeiro, Ryan Young, self government, small government, SourceWatch, swipe fees, Treasury, underemployment, unemployment, unions, Vallejo Con Dios, William Yeatman, wsj.com
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes guest co-host Jeremy Lott and Editorial Director Ivan Osorio. We start with a FOIA fight, 7-Eleven’s big gulp of government and the jobless recovery. We move on to union politics, Ireland & the EU and scantily-clad Olympic News.
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