Vice President for Policy Wayne Crews talks about why 2011 was a record year for both new regulations and their cost. He also talks about his efforts to make the opaque regulatory state more transparent. Besides his annual “Ten Thousand Commandments”…
Tag Archive | "twitter"
Tags: 10000 commandments, 10kc, facebook, government transparency, regulation, ten thousand commandments, transparency, twitter
December 29, 2011: A Record Year for Regulation
by Ryan Young
December 29, 2011 @ 3:01 pm
Posted in All EpisodesComments (4)
Tags: bribery, charges, Chris Cillizza, David Freddoso, defamation, extortion, facebook, global warming, hockey stick, honest services, Justin Kurtz, Ken Cuccinelli, Michael Mann, Patrick Michaels, racketeering, Rand Paul, Rod Blagojevich, Senate races, Sharron Angle, SLAPP, twitter, University of Virginia
Episode 95: Tea Party in a China Shop?
by Ryan Young
June 01, 2010 @ 12:09 pm
Richard Morrison and Jeremy Lott welcome special guest David Freddoso to episode 95. We take a look at Tea Party politics in the next Congress, climate secrecy at the University of Virginia, consumers getting SLAPPed in court and the Blago corruption trial proceeding in Chicago.
Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
Tags: broadband, cap and trade, carbon tax, Chavez, climate change, conservatives, David Cameron, energy, environment, FCC, global warming, Gordon Brown, Graham, hung parliament, jobs, Kerry, Labour Party, Liberal Democrats, Lieberman, Nicholas Clegg, Title II, Tories, twitter, UK election, Venezuela
Episode 92: FCC Power Grab
by Ryan Young
May 10, 2010 @ 1:56 pm
Richard Morrison and Marc Scribner team up with William Yeatman, Ryan Radia and Iain Murray to bring you episode 92. We take on the prospects for cap-and-trade climate legislation, the FCC’s broadband power grab, tales from a hung parliament and an exciting new job opportunity in…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (3)
Tags: Andrew Cuomo, bottled water, CEI, China, classical liberal, David Souter, economics, Economy, enjoybottledwater.org, facebook, federalism, fr33, free markets, Free Talk Live, freedom, individualism, iTunes, Jack Kemp, Jeremy Lott, Judiciary Committee, Lance Bass, libertarian, liberty, limited government, london 2012, MADDY SAUER, McCann-Erickson, Mexicans, Mexico, MySpace, olympic news, Orrin Hatch, Patrick Cooper, pension fund, personal responsibility, PRC, Radio Liberty Network, RICHARD ESPOSITO, SCOTUS, self government, Shanghai, small government, Supreme Court, swine flu, Tweet of the Week, twitter, White House, Wikipedia, WPP Group
Episode 41: SCOTUS Scurry
by Ryan Young
May 04, 2009 @ 2:59 pm
Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist team up with special guest co-host Jeremy Lott to bring you Episode 41. We begin with a farewell to famed quarterback, Republican Congressman and former CEI Distinguished Fellow Jack Kemp. We then move on to China’s flu-related roundup of…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (1)
Tags: AIG, Alan Tudyk, Anheuser-Busch, Austan Goolsbee, Ballard, beer news, Beijing, bottled water, Caligula, CEI, Chicago, chicagotribune.com, classical liberal, CNN, Cord Blomquist, David Paterson, digital citizenship, economic, Economy, elected officials, enjoybottledwater.org, federalism, feedback@libertyweek.org, Firefly, foxnews.com, fr33, free markets, Free State Project, Free Talk Live, freedom, FSP, games with the human touch, George Mason University, Huffington Post, individualism, iPhone, iTunes, James Madison, Joshua Boak, Kara Matuszewski, KING 5 News, KING5, libertarian, liberty, LibertyWeek, Lichlin Payne, limited government, Live Your Passion, london 2012, Madrid, Mars Hill Church, Mercatus Center, Michelle Minton, Mitch McConnell, MrsWsClass, MrTs2ndGrade, New Great Depression, New York, news10now.com, olympic news, Olympic slogan, online security, ONONDAGA COUNTY, Pearl Harbor, personal responsibility, Radio Liberty Network, Richard Morrison, Rio de Janeiro, Robert Reich, Scandal Watch, Seattle church, self government, Serenity, small government, teamsters, Thirteenth Amendment, Tokyo, too big to fail, Tweet of the Week, twitter, Uniting our worlds, Warren Buffett, WCSH, WCSH6, Wikipedia
Episode 34: Michelle Minton Conquers the World
by Ryan Young
March 16, 2009 @ 4:34 pm
Your regular hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist are joined by special guest co-host Michelle Minton for LibertyWeek 34. We begin by finding that Twitter has conquered every aspect of society, the White House is waging war on the economy and New Yorkers are defending…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (0)
Tags: AIG, American, Amistad, Anheuser-Busch, Anthony Hopkins, bank bailout, banking, bankruptcy, Barbie, Bass Ale, beer, Beer Marketer's Insights, beermakers, Beijing, Benj Steinman, Black & Tan, brewers, Brian Knowlton, brolly, budshop.com, Bureaucrash, Charlie Rose, China, Citigroup, cnet, Cord Blomquist, credit, Economy, emancipation, Eric Schmidt, facebook, finance, foam crown, food safety, Fox News Sunday, free market, Free State Project, FSP, google, Guinness, honorable, Human Rights Foundation, IHT, InBev, J. David Goodman, Jim Scherr, John McCain, Kansas City Star, LAPD, Larry Probst, libertarian, liberty, Liberty Forum, limited government, Lindsay Graham, london 2012, Mattel, melamine, Morgan Freeman, Moving Picture Institute, National People's Congress, National Retail Federation, New Hampshire, NPC, olympic news, OMB, parties, Pete Eyre, Peter Orszag, pint glass, poor man's email, pour specialists, PRC, recession, Richard Morrison, Richard Nichols, Richard Shelby, Rodney King, Ryan Young, Scott Gaterman, SCOTUS, slavery, St. Patrick's Day, Stephanie Streeter, Steven Musil, stimulus, stout, tainted milk, TARP, TechCrunch, Technology News, Theresa Howard, This Week With George Stephanopoulos, Thor Halvorssen, tonic food, Treasury, twitter, U.S. Supreme Court, USA Today, USOC, wall street, Wu Bangguo, Xinhua
Episode 33: Drinking Our Way to Economic Health
by Ryan Young
March 09, 2009 @ 5:11 pm
Welcome back to LibertyWeek, with your hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist and technical producer (and this week’s special guest) Ryan Young. After bidding our friend Thor Halvorssen a very happy birthday, we get a fresh recap from Ryan Young on the events…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (1)
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: "environmental illness", "environmental journalism", "massage chair", "Matt Yglesias", "national debt", "oil prices", "Ted Stevens", All Episodes, bailout, CAP, CEI, conservatives, Cord Blomquist, corruption, Fannie Mae, fight, Freddie Mac, free enterprise, GSE, GSEs, Iain Murray, libertarian, LibertyWeek, limited government, Olympics, recovery, Richard Morrison, Ryan Young, scandal, ScandalWatch, SEJ, ThinkProgress, twitter
Episode 13: Scandal Watch
by Cord Blomquist
October 21, 2008 @ 5:23 pm
This week hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist discuss environmental journalism, the Twitter revolution, maxing out the national debt clock, Iain Murray’s Fannie-fueled cyber-fight with Matt Yglesias, falling oil prices, a massage chair on loan to Sen. Ted Stevens, the dangers…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (2)
Tags: "Beijing 2008", "Dulles Toll Road", "hash tags", "Heller v. District of Columbia", "Summer Olympics", 2nd amendment, aspen, commuter, convention, Denver, dick heller, Dulles, freeways, gun rights, guns, hashtag, hero, highways, infrastructure, IT, lawsuit, legal, Olympic, PFF, Qik, richard heller, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, taxes, telecom, telecommunications, toll roads, tolls, twitter
Episode 5: Life in the Fast Lane
by admin
August 25, 2008 @ 10:01 pm
This week, your hosts Richard Morrison and Cord Blomquist take on the best technology conference in Aspen, financial regulations in court, private toll roads for DC, cutting edge convention coverage, and the Olympic aftermath.
SPECIAL GUEST INTERVIEW: In addition to everything else,…
Posted in All EpisodesComments (0)
- Popular Episodes
- Recent Comments
- Most Emails
- March 21, 2011: How Washington Ruined Your Washing Machine
- February 10, 2011: How Not to Stop Eminent Domain Abuse
- March 10, 2011: Keeping Private Data Private
- May 31, 2011: FDA Rescinds Approval of Breast Cancer Drug
- June 15, 2011: Do ATMs Kill Jobs?
- August 11, 2011: Lemonade Freedom Day
- May 5, 2011: Salt
- 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...
- gaetano marano: 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
