Tag Archive | "Associated Press"
Posted on 08 March 2010. Tags: "national debt", ABC, ANDREW TAYLOR, Associated Press, Ben Smith, Bob Dole, Cablevision, CBO, CEI, Clark Clifford, classical liberal, Colleen Long, David Paterson, deficit, Denise O'Donnell, Disney, economics, Economy, Eliot Spitzer, ETHAN SMITH, FDR, federalism, fr33, free markets, freedom, Harry Corbitt, individualism, iTunes, libertarian, liberty, limited government, Michael Gormley, Nancy Pelosi, New York, Obama, OMB, Oscars, personal responsibility, Peter Kauffmann, Politico, Rand Paul, RNC, Ron Paul, Ronald Reagan, SAM SCHECHNER, Sarah Palin, scooby doo, self government, small government, Steve Hayward, TEA Party, Ula Ilnytzky, Valerie Bauman, World Series tickets, wsj, WWRD, Yankees
Richard Morrison, Jeremy Lott and Marc Scribner collaborate to bring you episode 82. We cover the deficit, Reagan’s legacy, Cablevision v. ABC, RNC fundraising and David Paterson.
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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 28 September 2009. Tags: Associated Press, Baltimore Sun, Ben Hall, Benjamin L. Cardin, Carolyn B. Maloney, CEI, classical liberal, climate change, cultural rape, Dan Leistikow, Donald Trump, Drew Tidwell, E.J. McMahon, economics, Economy, efficiency, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, federalism, Financial Times, fr33, free markets, freedom, French National Library, ft.com, global warming, Google Books, greenhouse gas emissions, Hachette, individualism, iTunes, Joseph Curl, libertarian, liberty, limited government, Lisa Jackson, Manhattan Institute, Michael Gormley, Myron Ebell, Parent Teacher Organization, Patterson, personal responsibility, Philadelphia Inquirer, Richard Ravitch, Rocky Mountain News, Rush Limbaugh, San Francisco Chronicle, Science First, sea level rise, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, self government, Serge Eyrolles, small government, Steven Chu, Syndicat National de l’Edition, Tom Golisano, UN, United Nations, Washington Times, wsj, wsj.com
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes Jeremy Lott and Ryan Young for episode 62. We start with the newspaper bailout, Steven Chu on energy policy and Google’s copyright troubles. We then look at New York’s finances, Obama at the UN and a Washington, D.C. corruption scandal.
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Posted on 21 September 2009. Tags: ACORN, Amy Schatz, AP, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Associated Press, Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now, at&t, Bertha Lewis, budget, California, cap and tax, cap and trade, CBO, CBS, cbsnews.com, CEI, Chris Horner, Christopher Rhoads, classical liberal, Comcast Corp., Congressional Budget Office, Darrell Steinberg, Declan McCullagh, Drew Tidwell, economics, Economy, federalism, FOIA, fr33, free markets, freedom, G-20, G20, GDP, individualism, Internet, iTunes, Jessica E. Vascellaro, Jonathan Barnes, Julius Genachowski, libertarian, liberty, limited government, Mark Egan, Maureen Bavdek, Michelle Nichols, net neutrality, Niraj Sheth, Obama, olympic news, personal responsibility, Peter Orszag, Pittsburgh, Rep. Darrell Issa, Rep. Fred Upton, Reuters, Ryan Young, self government, Sen. Lamar Alexander, small government, streaming video, taxes, This Week, Treasury, Wade Rathke, Works Progress Administration
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes returning guest co-host William Yeatman and special guest commenter Ryan Radia to the program for episode 61. We cover net neutrality, cap-and-trade, California’s budget, the G20 Summit and the ACORN scandal(s).
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Posted on 11 May 2009. Tags: 1992, AMD, antitrust, Antonio Ledezma, Associated Press, basketball, Benedict Mander, bottled water, CEI, Charles Rangel, Chuck Daly, Chuck Mulloy, Citizens Against Legalized Liquor, classical liberal, competition, CPU, Dale Hudson, Dan Balz, David Axelrod, David Stern, Detroit Pistons, Diane P. Wood, Dream Team, EC, economics, Economy, Elena Kagan, enjoybottledwater.org, EU, European Union, federalism, fr33, free markets, Free Talk Live, freedom, Greg Mahlich, Harry Reid, health care, Hewlett-Packard, Hugo Chávez, individualism, Intel, iTunes, Jeff Sessions, Jennifer Granholm, Jeremy Lott, John Hatch, John McCain, John Roberts, Julian Sanchez, Laurence Tribe, libertarian, liberty, limited government, london 2012, Martha Neely, Max Baucus, microchips, Mike Enzi, Mitch McConnell, nationalization, NBA, oil, olympic news, Patrick Leahy, PDVSA, personal responsibility, Peter Suderman, Radio Liberty Network, RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR, Richard Feynman, Robert Barnes, Ron Wyden, Rusk, Samuel Alito, self government, Senate Finance Committee, small government, Sonia Sotomayor, Texas, Tweet of the Week, Tyler Morning Telegraph, Venezuela, Washington Post, Wikipedia
We start with the continuing buzz over the Supreme Court’s next member, President Obama’s trillion dollar healthcare plan, and add an update on how Hugo Chávez is turning Venezuela’s petroleum reserves into his personal piggybank.
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Posted on 23 March 2009. Tags: $1 trillion, AIG, Alistair Darling, Andrew Ross Sorkin, AP, Ars Technica, Associated Press, attorney general, beer tax, bottled water, Brian Knowlton, British Beer and Pub Association, CEI, Christopher Dodd, classical liberal, classified, Countrywide, economics, Economy, Eli Lehrer, enjoybottledwater.org, Eric Dash, Eric Holder, FDIC, Fed, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, federal reserve, federalism, FOIA, fr33, free markets, Free Talk Live, freedom, Human Achievement Hour, individualism, iTunes, Julian Sanchez, legacy assets, libertarian, liberty, limited government, london 2012, marijuana, Michael Phelps, Michelle Minton, Mortgage, Myron Ebell, New York Times, olympic news, Olympic Training Center, Oxford Economics, personal responsibility, Public-Private Investment Program, pubs, Rachel L. Swarns, Radio Liberty Network, Rebecca Smithers, Rob Hayward, Rob Simmons, secret, self government, small government, SUSAN HAIGH, swimming, TARP, toxic assets, Troubled Assets Relief Program, UK, Wikipedia
We begin with a celebration of human achievement and a peek into the realm of secret government documents. The White House is going to waste another $1 trillion of your money. The British beer tax has managed to kill off 20,000 jobs. And finally, the history of scandal-addled Sen. Dodd of Connecticut.
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