Richard Morrison and Jeremy Lott welcome special guests Greg Conko and Iain Murray to the program for episode 70. We start with the big Senate showdown on healthcare legislation and a shocking expose of climate science skullduggery. We then move on a double dose of Midwestern…
Tag Archive | "global warming"
Tags: Anthony Gutierrez, Ben Nelson, CEI, classical liberal, climate change, Climate Research Unit, climategate, Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, economics, Economy, federalism, fr33, free markets, freedom, global warming, health care, individualism, IPCC, iTunes, John Wilhelm, Joseph Berger, Joseph Lieberman, Juliet Eilperin, Kevin Trenberth, libertarian, liberty, limited government, Marc Dann, Michael E. Mann, New York Times, Patrick Michaels, personal responsibility, Phil Jones, Rand Paul, Robert Kuzas, Ron Paul, self government, Sgt. John Pallohusky, small government, UNITE-HERE, University of East Anglia
Episode 70: Climate-Gate Bursts Forth
by Ryan Young
November 23, 2009 @ 3:33 pm
Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
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
Episode 63: Suing the Government into Honesty
by Ryan Young
October 05, 2009 @ 1:18 pm
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes guest co-host Jeremy Lott and Editorial Director Ivan Osorio for episode 63. We start with CEI’s FOIA fight with the U.S. Treasury, 7-Eleven’s attempt to give consumers a big gulp of government and the solution to a jobless recovery. We then…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
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
Episode 62: Soak the Rich, Reap the Wind
by Ryan Young
September 28, 2009 @ 1:50 pm
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes returning guest co-host Jeremy Lott of the Capital Research Center and technical producer Ryan Young as special guest commentator for episode 62. We start with the semi-proposed allegedly not-a-bailout of the newspaper industry, Steven Chu’s condescending views on energy policy…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
Tags: $50 billion, $62 million, al gore, beer news, beer tax, Bernard Madoff, broadband, Calvin Coolidge, CEI, Christian Ettinger, clean coal, climate change, climatology, coal, Constitution, Cord Blomquist, craft brew, cutbacks, Day in Wikipedia, demonstration, Drew Tidwell, exports, FCC, feedback, free markets, Free Talk Live, freedom, FTL, Gardner Goldsmith, Genachowski, global warming, Gordon Brown, Gore Effect, Greenpeace, hidden assets, hops, Hopworks, ice, imports, iTunes, Jeremy Lott, Judge Louis Stanton, Kevin Martin, layoffs, libertarian, liberty, london 2012, media ownership, municipal wi-fi, net neutrality, New Great Depression, New Hampshire, Obama, olympic news, OpenMarket.org, Oregon, Ponzi scheme, prime minister, protest, Radio Liberty Network, recession, recovered assets, Reed Hundt, Richard Morrison, Ryan Yound, Salem, snow, solar panels, special relationship, tariffs, taxes, trade, transatlantic, University of Oregon, USOC
Episode 32: FCC Don’t Tread on Me
by Ryan Young
March 04, 2009 @ 4:41 pm
Your regular hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist return to LibertyWeek with special guest Sam Kazman and surprise guest co-host Jeremy Lott. We start by looking into the possible future of the Federal Communications Commission with nominee Julius Genachowski about to ascend to…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
Tags: bank nationalization, banking, Carol Browner, Chris Dodd, climate change, CO2, Cord Blomquist, eco-migration, EPA, finance, free markets, GHG, global warming, immigration, immigreat, investments, John Murtha, libertarian, liberty, limited government, london 2012, olympic news, Oscar Pistorius, paralympics, real estate, recession, Ryan Young, Scandal Watch, Senate, senators, small government, taxes, wall street, William Yeatman
Episode 31: What in Dodd’s Name?
by Ryan Young
February 23, 2009 @ 3:20 pm
This week, host Cord Blomquist and co-host William Yeatman, along with guest commentator Ryan Young (Richard Morrison is off this week) take a whiff of the bank nationalizations floating through the air, and say they stink. Sen. Chris Dodd’s dodgy dealings in real estate come…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (0)
Tags: al gore, bailout, bribery, Bureaucrash, climate change, Congress, Democrats, Elijah Wood, Fred L. Smith Jr., Geithner, global warming, GOP, Illinois, impeachment, iTunes, Lego, libertarian, liberty, lobbyists, london 2012, net neutrality, Olympics, Panama Railway, Peye Eyre, Republicans, Revolution in a Box, Rod Blagojevich, stimulus, Treasury, Wayne Crews, Wikipedia, Xaq Fixx, Yale Daily News
Episode 27: Blago in Absentio
by Ryan Young
January 28, 2009 @ 5:17 pm
Your hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist welcome you back to another episode of LibertyWeek, wherein we start by highlighting CEI’s new Agenda for Congress. After all, they need adult supervision from somewhere, right? We then take on the new rules for…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (0)
Tags: 25th anniversary, bailout, Bernanke, Bill Richardson, CEI, Dave Weigel, energy, enviornment, federal reserve, Galileo, global warming, Golden Globes, Henry Ford, Horatio Alger, John Holdren, Jupiter, libertarian, liberty, New Mexico, Orlando Bloom, pirates, Saudi Aramco, scandal, silver anniversary, Sirius Star, Steven Chu, stimulus, theory of evolution, Tweet of the Week, twitter, Wikipedia
Episode 25: The Silver Lining to the News
by Ryan Young
January 13, 2009 @ 5:16 pm
Welcome to LibertyWeek’s Silver Anniversary with your hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist and Special Guest William Yeatman. Our 25th episode starts with timely events from years past in The Day in Wikipedia, and then moves quickly into the latest, newest New…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (1)
Tags: "Ted Stevens", 2012 olympics, attorney general, Bill Clinton, bribery, CEI, Chris Horner, civil liberties, climate alarmism, climate change, climate skeptic, Competitive Enterprise Institute, Constitution, Cord Blomquist, corruption, Eli Lehrer, energy, environment, Eric Holder, global cooling, global warming, globalwarming.org, Michelle Minton, Obama, online gambling, online gaming, online poker, online privacy, Patriot Act, privacy, Red Hot Lies, Regnery, Richard Morrison, UIGEA, War on Terror, William Yeatman, wiretapping
Episode 19: Will Obama Torture the Constitution?
by Cord Blomquist
December 02, 2008 @ 11:23 am
This week your hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist bring you the latest in free market news from our new location and studio on L Street NW in Washington, D.C. We start with the success of Christopher C. Horner’s new book on global…
Episode 19: Will Obama Torture the Constitution? [30:59m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (289)Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
Tags: 2012 olympics, Angela Logomasini, bailout, ban, Blue Planet, bottled water, CEI, Chris Horner, Christopher C. Horner, Christopher Horner, climate alarmism, climate change, climate skeptic, enjoybottledwater.org, environmentalist, free markets, global warming, Green Shackles, L Street, LDS, libertarian, liberty, limited government, london 2012, Lost Episode, Mormon, move, pirates, pole dancing, Red Hot Lies, Regnery, Richard Morrison, Somalia, studio, Thanksgiving, Utah, Vaclav Klaus, William Yeatman
Episode 18: The Lost Episode
by Cord Blomquist
November 25, 2008 @ 11:23 am
Note: Due to a change in studios during the Thanksgiving Holiday, Episode 18 was not released according to the usual LibertyWeek schedule. Enjoy it now, however, and give a listen to what has already become our most mysterious and sought-after production:…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (1)
- Popular Episodes
- Recent Comments
- Most Emails
- May 31, 2011: FDA Rescinds Approval of Breast Cancer Drug
- June 15, 2011: Do ATMs Kill Jobs?
- August 11, 2011: Lemonade Freedom Day
- August 18, 2011: How the EPA Makes Electricity Less Affordable
- October 27, 2011: How Much Do Undocumented Immigrants Cost?
- December 29, 2011: A Record Year for Regulation
- June 9, 2011: The Other Black Friday
- Bill Miller: You don't have the facts, but you have strongly wo...
- TVA: Don't we have a copy of Adobe Soundbooth to filter...
- FAMEDS: Have you heard of Freedom of Access to Medicines? ...
- Alexandra: Salt is definitely GRS for me. Yay!...
- Karl Hallowell: the suborbital space tourism is TOO DANGEROUS...
- Episode 35: Dodd Man Out? - 1 email
Stay up to date
- Subscribe to the RSS Feed
- Subscribe to the feed via email
