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this is a place that could use a lesson in liberty. i am surrounded by students here more than a thousand of them who traveled to join students for liberty. here in washington life is dominated by democrats who want to take away economic lipberty and take away personal liberty but there are a couple exceptions to that. one is justin amash from michigan. >> these are unusual because he has an economics degree and he worries a lot about americans becoming bankruptcy. we are probably going bankrupt. how many students think when you are my age medicare will be here to pay for your heart problem.

we will have spent money. >> they will talk about fixing this a little bit but not much. >> there are problems we are facing and man pee people don't believe they will receive the benefits they have been promised. i am a strong believer we have to deal with the issues now. for people who are younger we have to change the system or the system will go bankrupt. >> a simpler one export import bancorp pratt welfare special gists to certain companies you want to get rid of this. >> absolutely. there are a lot more republicans there are export and import bank we have gotten push back from the white house and we have received push back from republican and democratic leaders. nancy pelosi says it's an essential pooltool lindsay graham our competitor nations have banks. the chairman of ge is crucial for u.s. companies.

>> it is a transfer of money from regular americans, young people, from those paying taxes to very rich people. corporate welfare should be done away with. (applause) >> justin amash is an unusual congressman because he explains his votes. he does it on social media when congress finally voted to approve the keystone pipeline amash was the only republican to vote no. the pipeline is a good one. >> what is with you people. i want the oil. pipeline is a good thing. >> but the way the bills have been written are such that one company is receiving a special benefit from the government. if you are going to improve the approval process you have to approve it for every company you can't just decide one company is going to be exempt and every other company has to follow the laws. that's what fa high backwas-- hyack

was for one of my heros. >> you stated your reasons on facebook. >> why? >> it is important for people to know why we are voting on things and why we are voting them. we have to hold congress accountable. the only way to hold it accountable is to hear from us often what we are doing. they don't have to do it through facebook. they can do it through other methods. >> let's take one issue before. one part is the nsa being data collection. you have opposed this. i have taken heat from you libertarians because i say that obama says it is just meta data it's not your personal phone

call and it might stop terrorism. (crowd booing) >> educate me. >> the government's collection is just as dangerous in the contact. >> i would think that's the bad thing but meta data is equally bad. people need to understand what you can do all your life. they can figure out who you are calling they can figure out if you have a medical condition. think about all of the phone records you have and all of the ways in which the government can decipher based on who you are calling, when you are calling them and how long you are talking to them what you are doing each day. >> your fellow republican former house committee chairman says this program is used to stop a terrorist attack in the last few years. people do want to kill us. >> there are people who would say just the opposite. he would say this program hasn't

been affect tive it is not useful. even if it were affected once in a while we have a constitution we have to follow. (applause) >> just one more question you are personally an orthodox christian. they oppose legal drugs a lot of things people lib dare tearians say they are free to people. >> my position is the federal government should be out of these areas. my church has its own beliefs on marriage and the federal government shouldn't be telling me whether that is right or wrong. >> all right. students you have questions? for congressman amash? come on up to the microphone. >> my name is grace charleston i

go to the university of virginia. congressman it seems like your district is liberty enough to elect you how do we get more people like you elected? >> first of all you can encourage people in your district to run if you stay true to your principles and you explain yourself to the public people are accepting of members of congress they want a member of congress who has independent outlook. >> they do? >> absolutely. when i go home i hear from democrats and republicans who say thank you what you are doing. they might not agree with you on every vote but you are explaining forand thinking for yourself. >> my name is jack silverman i go to clemson university. last night at this conference we had edward snowden speak to us via skype. my question is how do you think edward snowden's actions would be judged differently by the

media especially if he had exposed the same level of corruption rather than from the government. >> i think it might be treated differently. some conservatives say he committed treason. they may die because of what he revealed. >> i think he broke the law. i think he should pay for breaking the law. i think that's a requirement under our system that people take responsibility. but i also thought it was bad the way it is written. the law should be changed. we need to allow people on the inside who are whistleblowers to come to people on the inside like members of congress for example snowden and others like him cannot come to a regular member of congress like me. we have to go through the intelligence committee. that is outrageous.

they should be able to go to any one in congress so we can address it. >> i am crystal. i go to college in north carolina. we spoke about how our generation is financing social security and other things but yeah, we are just voting to spend the budget all of this money on nsa. how do you justify voting for the nsa and putting in the budget. all of the nsa and half of the fence you wouldn't touch the entitlement problem. the problem of course is that the largest areas of government are social security, military tending which is a very large area medicare and medicaid. you have to address those four areas to really put a dent into the budget problem that we have.

i think there are members of congress committed to doing that. but unfortunately the people who run congress right now have not been very committed to it. >> thank you. >> i am dna from new york-- dan from new york city and i go to school in binghamton. when you were talking to colleagues trying to make them take a more friendly stance do they debate you or try to brush them off? >> my colleagues are great. they are nice people. there are a couple that are a little nasty. most of them are very nice people. we have excellent discussions. you would be surprised how receptive they are to liberty ideas. a lot of times there are political pressures put on them. i think it is just a matter of gaining more courage. i am hopeful my last election gave them a little bit of courage.

>> thank you so much. >> i go to york college in pennsylvania. my question was in terms of medicare and medicaid do you think it might be easier to reform those policies if there were more younger people voting because since it is the older generation they are not going to vote for somebody who is going to cut healthcare. >> we vote you don't. politicians have no incentive to say they are going to reform it if they are not going to get voted for. >> it is true young people don't vote at a high enough rate. it would make a difference. it would make an impact if young people got out and voted. young people are more libertarian. >> they are also more liberal and sometimes stupider.

would you really want all your college friends to vote? >> these are smart young people and they understand liberty is the future. (applause) >> my name is kayla i attend the university of michigan. go blue. has there been any animosity with your peers in congress, your extreme popularity on social media especially for the reelection campaign whatould you speak wardtoward that? >> some people don't like it. the i have received push back from leadership at times complaining about my vote explanation. the reason they don't like it is because if my explanation contradicts something they are pushing as a leadership team it makes them look back. none theless it makes it important that people do that. it is important people explain themselves and leadership doesn't like that because they want to control the whole

process. >> thank you justin amash. >> for you to join this conversation follow me on twitter at fbn stossel at fsl@c 15. horrible hash tag. it stands for international students for liberty conference in 2015 or more simply you could like my facebook page and post on my wall. students fight for freedom outside america, too. in this country marxists prevented students from going to class. class. [applause] ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. in a work, work, work world...

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[cheers and applause] john: we're back in washington at the students for liberty confer 9s 9s>> we are at the student for liberty conference. more than 1000 students came to advocate for a free society. economic freedom. personal freedom and intellectual freedom. a group called students for liberties voted 7 years ago by alexander mccull bin. today they include more than 1300 groups around the world.

where did you find out about students for liberty? >> it started in 2009 when wemy country went through a big crisis. under those circumstances i was trying to understand everything that was going on in my country and i started getting interested in political science and economic science. >> you went to youtube and you put in how does the economy work? >> that is right. i found the videos and a lot of liberty videos from the studies. >> learn liberty videos include four-way economists think we are all wrong. why does one percent of the history have the wealth? sex nomices they bury them. from this you learn that we know what makes a country prosper. they weren't doing it in honduras. >> i am a law student. when i started reading the

legislation of my contract i started to get what was wrong. and i thought it had to change. there was nobody like presenting these ideas they have a lot of evidence they recommend this idea get prosperity peaceful co existence and human dignity which i think is what my country needs. >> this is one country, 1300 similar groups>> on all six inhabited continents. we are looking at this one like 10,000 students around the world this academic year alone. they have the peers studying these ideas. through events like this that were unavailable a decade ago. >> were a marxists tried to stop you from going.

>> this happens in latin america. there's a lot of marxist student groups that usually take over the national universities. when i say they take it over they usually get the students out of their classrooms either by violence or by threat of violence. >> they marched into your classes. >> they marched into those classes and took the students out. there are several -- >> like told them get out or physically removed them? >> both ways. some people obeyed some others didn't. it got a little more violent. >> this time something different happened because now you had a libertarian group who spoke up. >> that is right. we managed to rally over 200 students who bravely opposed the takeover. >> saying we want to go. >> that's right. they started chanting we want to go to classes and you could see the markist students wouldn't know what's going on because they have never been opposed

before. >> they called you a terrorist on social media. they were saying i threatened them with bombs. >> this kind of experience is becoming all too common. last year in venezuela during student protests against the regime we took the threats against some of our student leaders so seriously we helped evacuate them to a neighboring country to protect them. more recently we have seen nazis break into sush yaw and assault some of our students we have seen our students erupted in zimbabwe we have learned about them being beaten up by police simply for holding ideas. students like jorge and others>> most of you are from america you haven't had this happen you have questions for alexander jorge

come up to the microphone. >> john hernandez from university of virginia. my question is hor jorge. i had a cousin protesting in venezuela and was put in jail. what do you think the future for south america is? >> it stays poosh when north america got rich. do people have a sense it was the government that did that? >> i don't think they did. they gave them a few ofview of history and how america game rich by america which makes no sense at all. >> i go to waterloo in canada, ontario. >> what was taken to mind when you were taken hostage? >> we were a little afraid. we had more support than we thought we had.

the when the chanting started we want classes, then that is when i found out how broad our support was. they were probably the more brave. a week later when they tried to take over university. the students from the state university they -- (indiscernible) >> hi. my name is jack gordon i attend the university of iowa. what is it going to take to get the momentum we need to start a real revolution? >> what is it going to take you and everyone else in the room for taking responsibility for

becoming a freer place. joining other events like this makes liberty one of the projects there are more people who supported the anti jump down for people who supported the shut down it's the same case with what you are doing there are more people that poured out ideas than we really know. >> thank you, al zander and jorge. coming up students with guns. yable way to get your fiber. try phillips fiber good gummies. they're delicious... and a good source of fiber to help support regularity. mmmm these are good! the tasty side of fiber. from phillips. doers they don't worry if something's possible. they just do it. at sears optical, we're committed to bringing them eyewear that works as hard as they do. right now, buy one pair

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gun on your campus? (cheers). >> really you are college students. you are known for getting wasted and doing stupid things and you want guns? >> all right. well a group called students for concealed carry says it is important that students be allowed to have guns and conceal them. >> first of all students are still people. we still have rights. >> creating a gun free zone it is actually impossible. >> that's what a lot of colleges do they say this is a gun free zone. >> find someone who is not able to fight back. you create entire population of vulnerable students when you tell them they can't with a

license even tearcarry a firearm for protection. >> you are not saying all students. you are saying obey the age laws. whatever the age majority is. what about my point about all of the people getting drunk. >> it is already illegal to carry whiemle you are drinking. the mixing guns and alcohol that's already illegal. criminals around following the laws. people who are foj the laws need to be able to protect themselves. >> few universities do allow concealed carry. colorado states began allowing it in 2003. violent crime is down 60 percent. colorado university kept its carry ban violent crime is up 35 percent. > you create a victim free environment a gun free zone it attracts criminals. it is a natural response. >> we cherry picked colorado there is data in 27 years study of all states, no state showed an increase in gun violence as a

result of legalizing concealed carry. more places are legalizing it now. >> illinois had permits now. >> even illinois? >> even illinois. it is a backwards state? >> it is not so much they are backwards. they are learning. >> you have questions for her please come up. >> my name is eric. i am originally from california but i go to school in dc who schools that aren't friendly to guns. >> i am sorry. >> i was wondering what kind of education programs or message have you given to get people over the stigma that guns have that guns are bad and they kill people? is what has been effective? >> people kill people.

>> i am glad you brought that up. one of the things we found is giving people exposure to firearms a lot of people never held one in their life they have been misled by hollywood or certain senators who think ghost guns exist or a regular 55-6 round is a heat seeking bullet. one thing we will do is raffle gun safety courses where they have a live fire portion. or we have people who come in that are students like they are who have a different experience. you feel you have a great responsibility because you are raised with it. >> my name is karen o'brien i used to attend a small women's college on the emerald necklace

which is one of the highest rape areas in major cities. in our school we weren't allowed to carry pepper spray so i had no form of defense. when i asked one of the major heads of security at our school what i should do to defend ourselves she recommended i carry hair spray because it will sting someone in the eyes. what do you recommend doing in that situation because i don't feel safe. >> i have heard so many stories like yours. i have been in your situation before. it is terrible. the university is not your parents. they are not in charge of you. they don't tell you what measures you can or can't take to protect yourself. >> to be clear you are winning the war. idaho recently realized concealed carry. colorado, kansas, mississippi, oregon utah wisconsin already on campus. >> take a selfie dense class. the university may have one if you don't it may be easier to lobby to get one of those than to get a gun course or allow carry. >> thank you. next we play a game of real or

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some kinship with stalin. real or fake? >> yeah, you are pretty split on that. it is fake. montclair university professor did not apologize. stalin maybe killed 30 people. he said school lynn never-- stalin never committed a crime. one student wrote a newspaper column making fun of newspaper aggressions. said ivan daleized his dorm room. you say that's true. that student is here with us. he's here along with greg who follows cases like these. what did you write about this? >> satire. my dad who disagreed with me said that was classy. these people the fact that they

reacted so intolerbly to what i wrote served ironically to how they are. >> this audience knows what micro aggression is. >> it is like a paper cut. someone might look at you strangely may miss pronounce your name. the point is it can be anything. anything. princeton university started something called tiger aggression no one is allowed to tell any one what is a micro aggression and what isn't. you can play the victim part and it gives you a certain power. >> this is a growing movement? >> you have a right to be confirmed in every possible way. we made it difficult to talk about anything on college campuses. we come up with theory after theory. you have a fictitious character who falls on stairs and refuses help when a white man offers a

hand. the character said i thought it was the pate york patronizing me. >> this is a patriarch ear. here. >> i love this. >> you know, you write this article and what happened? >> well, i was fired from the campus newspaper for creating a hostile environment. i had negated people's existence. where i drew the line i had to apologize publically to people who don't want to tell me who they are. have the dignity to come and talk to me about a mature adult about what i wrote. >> after some student sneaked into his apartment building vandalized some things and left notes saying he didn't even go here along with expletives. >> plenty of expletives. did people argue with you in person or not? >> this was all behind closed

doors i sent them four texts. they failed to comply. >> they don't want dialogue. >> i called the hostile cute and sweet they said they have to fire you. we had a case at the city university of new york system where or employees couldn't use mr. or miss on campus. >> it was forbidden to even question gay marriage. >> it would be offensive and wrong. >> another professor blogs about this and they are now trying to fire the professor who blogged

about it. >> students don't get upset about this? >> students for liberty have been consistently on the side. (applause) >> omar, how has this ended for you? >> it ended well. i am on stossel. >> on that note thank you omar. greg? >> coming up in america today a poll shows between socialism and capitalism, young people prefer socialism. [booing] a pm pain reliever that dares to work all the way until... the am. new aleve pm the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour strength of aleve.

[applause] john: when i went to college my >> when i went to college my professors were pretty clear. good people going to into public service. selfish people try to make money. how many of you heard that message from your professors at school? >> some. i am happy not so many. a recent survey of survey. slightly more pick socialism. are they crazy?

socialism eats freedom and opportunity. ra >> the kings college in manhattan one student came into the office and said is it okay if i go into business. >> it was like admitting she cheated on an exam or something. >> is it all right if i want to go into business. i thought to myself is this the state of our situation now among young people where you have to apologize for people in the marketplace. >> it is more sympathetic than most. >> it is what was so surprise being it. >> they have a sense when they look ahead at the future there's a fork in the road. i can go into the nonprofit sector and do good but they don't overlap. >> the only way they make money is to give customers something customers are willy need or want. >> about half of millennials

surveyed in the poll i have said the way the rich get rich is at ab else's expense and resolve their systematically looking away from the private sector looking toward the nonprofit social enterprise sector and that's a problem because they are cutting off opportunities for themselves. >> in countries like nigeria turkey, china vietnam people have a higher view of the marketplace in america. >> they have eyes to see how they enjoy. >> socialism to capitalism were just people your age younger than edgeage 30 they were a very narrow difference. babe the they don't know what socialism means. >> private sector interactions government interactions most say i want the private sector to be the factor in my life. >> others say we are selfish we

don't care about people that's why we support business. >> one thing is pointing out some of the other aspects of the market anti market folks claim community or justice or relationshipings or inclusiveness. nobody in this room r room would say i love markets because they build community. >> how do they foster justice? >> markets create this opportunity. they should be we should be talking about justice. >> questions? >> i am corey i live in florida and go to seminole state college. i agree in a free market competition the only way to make a profit is to serve customers. given the way our economy works tends to be corporate like i mentioned before the export import bank federal reserve licensing restrictions things

like that. don't you think a lot of the rich people today are getting rich at the expense of others? half of congress are millionaires. you think they got rich serving customers? >> they pendtend to be in the markets that breakdown. they love to pay attention to the cases where markets breakdown. 99.9 percent of the market transactions you see are cases where you are working well ohwith other people. tell that story tell that language that has been cooperative. i think it is actually ours to begin with. >> i am hunter marks son. i go to the university of north carolina at chap polel hill. i love capitalism but there are negative things such as imperial imperialism or corporatism. >> the rest of the peer group

will hear that and say what does capitol begin with? i don't know what capitol is. how about i am so and so and i love justice. i am so and so and i love community formation. that's why i am a fan of capitalism or free markets. >> my name is patrick buy nan i am from lakewood colorado but i go to school at american university which is the most liberal campuses in america. i was wondering if you think it would be a good idea to promote free ideas of capitalism in evidence of markets many liberties support such as medicinal marijuana or pro choice apportion bin clicks? >> the vast who aren't limited by markets will get distracted by the controversial natures of

them. that is not where you want to lead them. it is happening not because you have a designer, not because you have a central planner but they are working together to serve one another. those are the stories that don't move people they distract people. (applause) >> thank you brian. coming up, you people here are obviously brilliant. you get it. you are here because you understand the benefits of individual liberty. we learn that when we come back. ttack, it's my back. i mean bayer back & body. it works great for pain. bayer back & body provides effective relief for your tough pain. better? yeah...thanks for the tip!

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>> 1500 students from around the world gather here to debate what makes for a free society? i got to wonder why are you all here? it is a weekend. you are giving up party time. what do you care? did your parents teach you this? how many of you got it from your parents. not many. did you read a great book on the screen behind? we have changed the statue of liberty. instead of the tablet she holds three books, atlas slug and constitution of liberty.

how many of you woke up to liberty because of one of those books? how many atlas slugs, the constitution of liberty. >> really? that's a tough book. all right. economics in one easy lesson. milton friedman free to choose. how many of you woke up because of a college course? is very few. how many of you got it from ron paul? (cheers) quite a lot. how many of you got it because you were in high school one of the teachers played one of my stossel in the classroom tv shows and you had a discussion about it. we have these videos and people learn some of these ideas in high school. earlier i asked some of you

about this individual by. what got you interested in it? >> i had a teacher who taught. >> ron paul got me into liberty. >> youtube videos milton free man taught me about it. >> i heard of libertarianism and typed it into the search box and ever since then i have been hooked. >> on fox news my economics teacher and government. teacher in high school played public choice economics video. >> these are ideas you haven't heard before? >> not these kind of ideas they are not showing up in textbooks. >> i am originally from russia moving to the united states i saw that there is such a thing as liberty. >> right. young people sure know more about liberty and life than i did when i was their age. that's good news. that's our show. from the students for liberty conference, see you next week

for another new episode in our new time slot friday. good night. for the democrats some see the upcoming presidential race as a one-woman show. but ashas clinton fatigue set in creating an opening for the challenges? tonight we'll look at the democrats' path to the white house including one man who questions his whole party. >> the democratic party has lost a message that made it such a great party. >> oh lord. if jim webb became president i can guarantee you this, he's going to put a lot of rocks in the center of a lot of -- >> "fox news reporting: election 2016: the democrats coronation or con fronation?" from washington, d.c., brett