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john stossel will demonstrate that a bit later on.hat the debt situation is really, really all about is your right to pursue happiness. america is the greatest country on earth because it gives the most people the most opportunity to prosper. it does that by using the free marketplace whereby people can work hard, make money and provide for themselves and their families. since the mid 1960's, american has practiced social engineering. spending tax money directly, frying to improve the lives of those who don't have very much. those payments are called entitlements. and they are now so high they threaten to bankrupt the entire nation. liberal americans tend to support the entitlement society while conservatives are more inclined to promote individualism and smaller entitlement spending. president obama, of course, is a liberal. and the democratic party is now dominated by the left. that's why in the past two and a half years federal spending has broken the bank. it's worth repeating, under president obama the government is now running u

the debt and the stossel solution. that's our show, tonight. >> and now, john stossel. >> the poor politicians. they just don't have enough of your money. so they need to borrow more. put america deeper into debt. this year you taxpayers are so cheap, you are only giving them $2,200,000,000,000. look at that. that is not enough? they needed more? yes, says the president. if they don't get more money they may not be able to send out social security checks. pay the benefits our veterans deserve. really? $2 trillion isn't enough? i don't get it. with $2 trillion they can pay social security and medicare and the interest on the debt and still have hundreds of billions left over. 2 trillion is plenty. billions more than the entire government spends when president bush took office. what's the problem? the problem is that republicans and democrats under presidents bush and obama doubled spending. doubled it. this year the government plans to spend $3,800,000,000,000. look at that number. that is a reason we have a growing deb

the debt and the stossel solution. that's our show, tonight. >> and now, john stossel. >> the poor politicians. they just don't have enough of your money. so they need to borrow more. put america deeper into debt. this year you taxpayers are so cheap, you are only giving them $2,200,000,000,000. look at that. that is not enough? they needed more? yes, says the president. if they don't get more money they may not be able to send out social security checks. pay the benefits our veterans deserve. really? $2 trillion isn't enough? i don't get it. with $2 trillion they can pay social security and medicare and the interest on the debt and still have hundreds of billions left over. 2 trillion is plenty. billions more than the entire government spends when president bush took office. what's the problem? the problem is that republicans and democrats under presidents bush and obama doubled spending. doubled it. this year the government plans to spend $3,800,000,000,000. look at that number. that is a reason we have a growing deb

the debt and the stossel solution. that's our show, tonight. >> and now, john stossel. >> the poor politicians. they just don't have enough of your money. so they need to borrow more. put america deeper into debt. this year you taxpayers are so cheap, you are only giving them $2,200,000,000,000. look at that. that is not enough? they needed more? yes, says the president. if they don't get more money they may not be able to send out social security checks. pay the benefits our veterans deserve. really? $2 trillion isn't enough? i don't get it. with $2 trillion they can pay social security and medicare and the interest on the debt and still have hundreds of billions left over. 2 trillion is plenty. billions more than the entire government spends when president bush took office. what's the problem? the problem is that republicans and democrats under presidents bush and obama doubled spending. doubled it. this year the government plans to spend $3,800,000,000,000. look at that number. that is a reason we have a growing deb

. >> don't watch stossel. is this new? you should hear what the founders said about each other. >> if thomas jefferson wins, murder, robbery, rape, adultery and incest will be openly taught and practice. >> and told that ronald reagan up to the cold war. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall! but the historians say this did more to end the cold war. >> finally, we're all thought that politics changed history, but larry flynn historians say that politicians, as important. >> that's our show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. >> what built the middle class? unions, i'm told, but union leaders often tell me when i confront them about bad things that unions do, we built the middle class they say. here is the head of wisconsin's firefighters union. the middle class would not be where it is today without the unions. >> the unions claim they helped minorities. a sample of my interview with the head of new york city's 3400 member transit union. >> you discount the extremely positive impact that the trade union has had in this coun

jon stossel on that. and america's news quiz.at one coming right back. [ male annocer ] things seem better with travelocity's best price guarantee. our girl's an architect. our boy's a genius. we are awesome parents! biddly-boop. [ male announcer ] if you find a lower rate on a room you've booked, we won't just match it. we'll give you $50 towards your next trip. [ gnome ] it's go time. embarrassed planned parent head and acorn. are those stings ethical and should we approve of them? here is jon stossel. >> it is creepy and i don't like to do it and sometimes we ought to because you can't get to the truth unless you go undercover. they don't behave normally with a camera. yes, i have to question myself. in keith's case i am glad he did that. but i don't like acorn. am i biased by that? >> it is not a matter if you like acorn or not. it is whether they are using tax money in an illegal way . we proved that is true. taxpayer money. they say they are fair and balance they say they are not a left wing organization. but the undercover

jon stossel on that. and america's news quiz. embarrassed planned parent head and acorn. those stings ethical and should we approve of them? here is jon stossel. >> it is creepy and i don't like to do it and sometimes we ought to because you can't get to the truth unless you go undercover. they don't behave normally with a camera. yes, i have to question myself. keith's case i am glad he did that. but i don't like acorn. am i biased by that? >> it is not a matter if you like acorn or not. it is whether they are using tax money in an illegal way . we proved that is true. taxpayer money. they say they are fair and balance they say they are not a left wing organization. but the undercover video proves that is not true. planned parent hood say they are obeying the law and help women's help. but they say they are aiding and abetting child sex rings we as a journalist have the obligation to track it down. >> public money and less of an expection of privacy . i have done it in consumer rerting where it was not public money involved and not a private offer. >> a guy stealing mone

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now we return to stossel. we'll be back at the top of the hour. >> john:. >>> it's the biggest perpetuated of gamblers. >> in the "wall street journal" you said these ideas should on this table along with spending cuts if we're to break free of the rhetorical shackle that has prevent cutting the deficit. so he did say along with spending cuts, what would you cut? >> you are going to tell me in the second part of your program. let me say in all of the proposals, reid, boehner, what obama has talked about, trillions of dollars in cuts. so we're not defining which agency will be cut. i have a bill that reduce the mintage of coinage, many of party we should cut military expenditures. there is a lost areas for cuts. i probably agree or disagree with some of recommendations but that is a given and we need to can you tell our government spending. >> john: i'm glad you have specific cuts in mind. we look forward to hearing those at another time. >> my next guest cutting spending isn't just smart, it's the moral thing

tonight on "stossel" 10:00 p.m. eastern. >> thanks. new developments to tell you about in the news corp phone-hacking investigation, news corp the parent company of fox news channel. amy kellogg has that live from london. amy? >> reporter: hi, jon. the latest is that rupert murdoch and his son james along with their european deputy, rebecca brooks, are going to answer questions at this parliamentary select committee hearing next tuesday. now initially when they have been asked to turn up next tuesday, both rupert murdoch and james have said no, they were unable to make it this coming tuesday. that they would cooperate at a later date. brooks agreed initially to go. but then a more official summons was sent to the murdoches. they decided they will in fact cooperate fully, show up at this meeting on tuesday. they're in the process of drafting their replies as we speak. this is a committee brooks did testify before in 2003. obviously that initial investigation wasn't thoroughly done. it's been determined that they will all be answering qu

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this is just another colony but unlike others inmates here run their own theater this time in prison stossel decided to open a new season with an adaptation of notes from the house of the dead restored by russia north a few hundred dostoyevsky he wrote it after a period of exile on hard labor in siberia. a fuse and this in character in the book is a play by sorrow and disenchant we see this shot of the lives this is this is what we want to convey to the audience. the administration encourages inmates to take part in the club's performances if they have artistic talent others can get emotionally involved with the characters on stage as they watch them from the floor . i. am. sure what's all that racket. lugar's you are simply get to bed now. yes. sure wars hero and behold the creatures sure you're used. to anything. you think but that's the true definition of. these modern day knights of given the roles of the nineteenth century convicts they do. there is a museum dedicated to dostoyevsky in the city of on the right to serve his prison term exhibits their feet to the life of convicts under de

this is just another colony but unlike others inmates here run their own theater this time in prison stossel decided to work on a new season with an adaptation of notes from the house of the dead a story by russia north of fewer dostoyevsky he wrote it after a period of exile and hard labor in siberia. of peace and the comedian each character in the book was virtually does a play by sorrow and disenchant we see the shadow lives well this is the love of this is what we want to convey to the audience because that the administration encourages inmates to take part in the club's performances if they have artistic talent others can get emotionally involved with the characters on stage as they watch them from the floor. i. am. a what's all that racket. lugar's you are simply get to bed now. yes. rewards people can be hardy creatures you're used to should become and that's really very much. you think about the true definition of a. these motions knights of given the rules of the nineteenth century convicts they do. there is a museum dedicated to dostoevsky in the city of on the right to serve his p

so you're looking at this on your program "stossel" on how we got so much of history wrong.hat the people who write the good stories and tell people things people want to believe, it just spreads. we want to think that people like bipartisanship. they don't like the negative ads. the union members want to think all the stuff we're doing and dues we're paying is accomplishing something good. people don't want the bad news. >> i think you're right. >> you'll give them that news on your show, on "stossel." >> we will. we have a bunch of other myths. i don't think we have time for those. >> no. >> a lot of sex in history and bruce springsteen. did he bring the wall down? >> bruce springsteen? >> yeah. >> i heard it was reagan and the arms build-up but maybe it was bruce springsteen and rock 'n' roll. >> we'll be watching tonight at 10:00 on the fox business network. >> thank you, john. >> news right now and other headlines because a texas inmate has been executed for a shooting rampage that he claims was revenge for 9/11. the 41-year-old said there was too much hate in the world

particular to their cultural perspective and i was addressing in particular the segment i think it was on stossel where. it took about an hour to expound on the proposition that. lady gaga loudly m.t.v. tennis rotman madonna were the quintessential elements of american freedoms which of course classical liberal like myself would think is. rather well that's the libertine faction of the movement and it's soon within a larger category of liberty that i think you would agree on and that you know some of these ideals are really starting to catch on to become very popular i've covered a lot of tea party rallies here in washington and a lot of the people i speak to identify as libertarians and so i guess just paint us a picture here of what you think is sort of on the french people who don't maybe understand what the foundation of the movement actually is. i think it goes back to the founding fathers and i like to call myself a classical liberal rather than a libertarian because that is obvious is often identified with the libertarianism light but i do address in my column. classical liberalism of the

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now back to stossel.or all the latest log on to foxnews.com. ♪ ♪ >> john: you no know about the protests in wisconsin this winter but do you know they continue? ♪ ♪ >> john: every day union supporters gather inside the capitol and sing protest songs. this man sang about collectivism. >> i thought collectivism doesn't work? ♪ ♪ >> john: and the battle for wisconsin is also being fought in washington. >> that is the point. >> john: the man and congressman they are mad at is scott walker. he won the governor's race saying that unions were throwing money down a hole. >> in a long term, you can't sustain it. >> he asked to pay a little more for pension costs but the unions said no. ♪ >> so now they were entitled to a fixed standard of living and a fixed package. >> the unions eventually said they would pay more of the benefits but walker also wanted to rein in their power to get future benefits. >> they can come back two years from now with a new contract and jack up healthcare costs. >> john: you can say no.

now back to stossel the money hole. for all the latest headlines, log on to fox news. ♪ ♪ >> john: you no know about the protests in wisconsin this winter but do you know they continue? ♪ ♪ >> john: every day union supporters gather inside the capitol and sing protest songs. this man sang about collectivism. >> i thought collectivism doesn't work? ♪ ♪ >> john: and the battle for wisconsin is also being fought in washington. >> that is the point. >> john: the man and congressman they are mad at is scott walker. he won the governor's race saying that unions were throwing money down a hole. >> in a long term, you can't sustain it. >> he asked to pay a little more for pension costs but the unions said no. ♪ >> so now they were entitled to a fixed standard of living and a fixed package. >> the unions eventually said they would pay more of the benefits but walker also wanted to rein in their power to get future benefits. >> they can come back two years from now with a new contract and jack up healthcare costs. >> john: you ca

. >>> john stossel did the study on cheating, it was interesting he was asking kids and they answeredhey cheat. they said yes, they were being honest about it. >> i think it's a waste of tax dollars. >> when i see they are taxpayer funded, don't people have something better to do. >> heather: we have another topic a panel of medical experts that the government mandate free birth control for all women. insurance companies should cover contra accept activities without co-pays sparking a firestorm of debate. so should the government be involved in it? >> i think its bribe for women to try to get them jump on board with obamacare because we know obamacare is not with the majority of people and try to prop up obama's polls because his polls are going down because of the policies. >> one of biggest issues today is abortion. half of all pregnancies are unwanted. we are aborted go something like quarter of all pregnancies. how do you stop that? i would say prevent let's prevent them from happening. but obamacare, who is mandating we're going to cover that and not cover that. >> let's get away