>> guest: milton friedman is a hero of freedom fest. free to let jews and always heroic celebrations of freedom. obviously making a great libertarian hero. however, i believe that milton had too much focused on capitalism as incentive structure. not enough focus creativity of our entrepreneurs. he thought money had its own power. my belief is the power of money derives entirely from knowledge. money without knowledge falsifies and economy. it does not stimulated. >> host: chapter 25 is entitled, the power of giving. you begin it with a short sentence, capitalism begins with giving. >> guest: well, this is what is hard for a lot of people to understand. a lot of people think giving is easy, that you can give stuff to people and it will benefit them. but the fact is, as anybody knows who has received all sorts of inappropriate christmas and birthday presents or whatever, how hard it is to give something that actually ratifies its recipients. end investment is a form of giving. you don't control the response. you're giving your wealth to a

. >> milton needs a kidney. >> milton, as in your dad? >> my dad? don't know this guy. >> professor milton greene, who's writing a three-volume biography of jimmy carter, and if i give him a kidney he could live to finish it. >> so what're you gonna do? >> i don't know. he's too old for the waiting list, since giuliani left it's gotten tougher to harvest hobo organs. so it's up to me, and i don't want to be a match. it's too much. does that make me a bad person? >> of course not. >> this is really hard. i need your help. >> ♪ the brain helps you make decisions ♪ >> okay. >> ♪ and your colon pushes out-- ♪ >> okay, that's not helpful. >> sorry. [exciting jazz music] ♪

. >> what was your relationship with milton fremont. would he have been comfortable at freedom fest. >> he's a hero at freedom fest. he's free to choose in the heroic celebration of freedom obviously make him a great libertarian hero. however, i believe that mill to be -- milton had too much focus on capitalism as an incentive structure and not enough focus on the creativity of entrepreneur. he thought money had its own power. my belief is the power of money derives entirely from community-based. -- knowledge and it doesn't stimulate it. this is what is hard for a lot of people to understand. a lot of people think giving is easy. you can give stuff to people and it will benefit them. how hard it is to giving? that actually gratifies its recipients. and investment is a form of giving. you don't control the response. you're giving your wealth to another person if a company or in a an individual in the hope that they will use your wealth productively. you can't guarantee it. and the crux of knowledge creation is no guarantee. if row have g

. >> milton needs a kidney. >> milton, as in your dad? >> my dad?is guy. >> professor milton greene, who's writing a three-volume biography of jimmy carter, and if i give him a kidney he could live to finish it. >> so what're you gonna do? >> i don't know. he's too old for the waiting list, since giuliani left it's gotten tougher to harvest hobo organs. so it's up to me, and i don't want to be a match. it's too much. does that make me a bad person? >> of course not. >> this is really hard. i need your help. >> ♪ the brain helps you make decisions ♪ >> okay. >> ♪ and your colon pushes out-- ♪ >> okay, that's not helpful. >> sorry. [exciting jazz music] ♪

. >> i wanted to go with you, too, but when you never asked me, i finally agreed to go with milton. > >> that's capital m, lower case i. >> shut up, milton. >> so you didn't want to go with either one of us? >> no. >> i should have said something but you didn't give me a chance. >> this is a real mess. >> not necessarily. you see, i play fantasy baseball and sometimes a two for one trade is a good thing. >> you mean i could go with carlos if they will go with you? that could work. what do you say, ladies? please. >> i don't know. >> give us a second. >> all right. since you and carlos are all in love, you can go with him and we'll work it out with that. >> thanks. i owe you guys. >> yes, you do. >> fyi, fantasy baseball is the only fantasy you're going to get. >> you got that right. >> are you sure jamaal is staying here? this is one of the most exsensitive hotels in beverly tills. >> i did some detective work. >> what did you do? >> checked your credit card bill. >> what are you doing here? >> what are you doing here? >> is that a duck? >> he's got a duck. >> excuse me. i need to get

milton will give us a quick update on that.been talking about the big flap here in washington. unusual to have such a public campaign for who should be the next chairman of the fed. supporters of larry summers, very much waging aggressive campaign. so are the supporters of janet yellen. only one man makes a decision. president obama. should it be just one man who makes the decision or such an important board? is anybody talking about that? >> it is appointed by the president, confirmed by the senate. that's the way appointments are made. you could elect them but no one knows what the fed does so that would be a tough vote. >> i think, you know, bernanke was sort of the first but this is really new. like a political fight as well. at all. normally it is a pretty standard -- everyone sort of agrees it will be the guide. the president -- everybody sort of comes to the same conclusion it seems like and this is -- certainly in my memory, the first time you've seen something like this. it is a bit more new territory. >> bill: bit mor

one-handed player tryout zach hodskins a 6-foot-2 guard from milton, ga despite not having a left armed a preferred walk on at florida by billy donovan although he would not receive a scholarsip he would not have to try out for the team giving him a guaranteed spot on the gators roster some mid-majors have shown interest in hodskins who was born without a left arm below his elbow but he can play shooting over 60- percent for milton high as a junior last season averaging double figures in scoring that's it for kron 4 news tonight. [ female announcer ] with box tops for education and safeway's ten percent back to school program, now there are two ways to earn cash for your kid's school. from august 14 through september 10, look for products marked with the 10% apple tag. and earn even more by signing up for ebox tops at 2ways2earn.com. almost tastes like one of jack's cereals. fiber one... ah, forgot jack's cereal! [ son ] what's for breakfast? um... try the...number one. yeah, it's pretty good. [ male announcer ] over a third of a day's fiber. fiber one. woman: honey, if you can pick h

milton clary, todd humphrey, thank you very much. >> thank you. i enjoyed being here. carry. >> woodruff: again, the major developments of the day: the u.s. economy added 162,000 jobs in july, not as many as expected. and the state department issued a global travel alert for americans, citing a threat from al qaeda. a note before we go. last night, we interviewed michael chertoff about outgoing fbi director robert mueller. we should have said for the record that chertoff is chairman of the board of directors for b.a.e. systems, a "newshour" underwriter. >> brown: online, leon panetta kwame holman tells us more. >> holman: ray talked to former c.i.a. director and defense secretary. panetta today about how robert mueller helped transform the fbi, and the increasing and paul solman has more on today's jobs numbers including that's on making sense. all that and more is on our website newshour.pbs.org. judy? >> woodruff: and that's the "newshour" for tonight. on monday, we'll look at major league baseball's negotiations to penalize players that doped. i'm judy woodruff. >>

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milton friedman wrote an essay about this concept.t invent the idea but something that really took, you know, a lot of things to come into place before it becomes reality. david: if you're taking a page from milton friedman, you're doing something right. i love that guy. say, for example, if this person, that you're investing in, happens to be a great entrepreneur, they could be making a million bucks in a couple of years. that is how things work in silicon valley. i've seen that happen. 20 somethings making a million bucks. if you invest 15,000, could you get double your investment back, right? >> yeah, you could get more than that but the notion of upstart isn't so much like the high-risk investment in a little startup because most startups as people know, tend to fail. the interesting thing is that the employees go on to get other jobs and have income in other ways. so the notion of investing in a person is very unique and not, wages and income for a significant pool of people, actually it has very low volatility. it tends to grow

milton burrs died four months after dr.atah started his aggressive chemo therapy treatment. >> he died when his kidneys failed and shut down. he spent the last few hours of his life in excruciating pain, on morphine. >> reporter: dennis hagueman recovered after he left dr. fatah. two years later, though, the cancer came back and he passed away. >> i want him to go to prison. i want him to think every day about what he's done to these people. >> i'm trying to cope with my father's death that happened in 2008. it's like it's happening all over again. >> gary joins us from detroit. the allegations are stunning. the indictment lists all sorts of things. what else stands out to you? >> reporter: there are so many things in that indictment. one is that the fbi says a medical assistant told them that dr. fatah, once he started chemo, would tell the patients you'll have to undergo chemo the rest of your life. he owns a radiology center, and according to the fbi, a medical assistant said that fatah would ask them to say these people

as milton friedman suggested. that is the daily bonds and money market to buy themselves billions of dollars of work government debt securities in order to manipulate supply of credit and money and to influence the level of interest rates. growth of and convertible paper by means of a steady increase in the money supply. about 3% monico per annum. and of course by the all seeing fat. it was by the academics of the fed that they had a unique personal foresight to attain these goals instead of being on the board, they advocated together the demolition of a very tenuous bretton woods gold with the dollar. my theory is that keynesians and others like to enjoy the floating currencies. they had a permanent denomination commoditization against any regime based upon the discipline. it was around that time in 1967, 1970, some very distinguished debates including milton friedman, the chairman of the banking committee was there. and he had before the floor lasted he proclaimed from the floor that he was absolutely certain th

this is a picture of josie and her father milton.lives in tennessee but her father is currently facing deportation back to his native el salvador. he is asking her congressman here how to prevent the deportation from happening. >> i have a dad. he is undocumented. what can i do so he can stay with me? >> we have a big intimidating crowd and appreciate you coming toward and ask your question. we have laws and we need to follow those laws and that is why we're at. >> joining me now is 11-year-old josie molina and her mom megan mockarray. girls, nice to have you here. josie, how did you want the congressman to help with your father's deportation? what were you hoping his answer would be? >> i was hoping that he would say something that was more like helpful than just that. i was kind of mad at him. but, you know, that's what he said. >> the congressman, josie, gave us a statement in advance of this interview saying, i felt i owed miss molina an honest answer to her question. we are a nation of laws and breaking those laws have consequen

even buying a computer as the leading monetarists milton friedman suggested.their favorite techniques for manipulating the money supply was the same operations of the neo keynesian. that is the daily intervention in the bond and money markets to buy and sell billions of dollars worth and leader trillions of government debt securities in order to manipulate the supply of credit and money and to influence the level of interest rates. simply stated, they promoted the growth of inconvertible paper money by means of the steady increase in the money supply or if you will the monetary base. say 3% money growth engineered of course by the alcee in fed. it was supposed by the academics the head of the tools, the all seeing computer and the unique personal foresight to attain these goals. however the monotheists and the keynesian of the 60's did agree on one major reform issue. but not upon the reform of the towering brentonwood security system but instead, the advocate to get that the demolition of the very tenuous brinton once gold link with the dollar in its place th

. >>> y milton y sus compaÑeros son los cinco Únicos salvadoreÑos que viajaban en este tren. >>> esespuÉs nos fue y es devenir compartiendo comida, dormidas y asÍ, muchas necesidades, pues, pues lamentamos eso de nuestro compaÑero pues. >>> y en mal estado los 32 inmigrantes que se reponen aquÍ agradecen haber salvado la vida, un poco suerte y algo mÁs dicen. >>> solo le pedÍa a dios en ese momento, porque que es triste. no como otros que quedaron allÍ atrapados pues. pedÍan ayuda ahi, yo solo pensÉ que me iba a morir allÍ. >>> ellos y son los que Único estÁn en el hospital regular r el y su futuro sin cierto pero para los lesionados dice este sacerdote que los apoya hay un espÍritu que los sigue impulsando a pesar de la desgracia. >>> no ven ni agua, ni frÍo, ni el calor, siguen adelante y a pesar de esta dificultad que han tenido, pues anoche conversaba con ellos y oraba con ellos, me decÍan, tenemos que seguirle y confiamos en el seÑor. >>> y albergue esperan un permiso. >>> con este permiso de trabajo temporal que dan las autoridades mexicanas a inmigrantes que estÁn aquÍ, y podr

it's milton. [cell phone rings loudly] you owe me a new pair of pants.aker] she is pregnant. test came back positive. so...she lost the use of her arms and her innocence. a vengeful god? or... (taub) cerebral tumor. (adams) vasculitis. (park) ms. i gather from the silence that chase isn't there. nope, i'm here. where are you? "nowhere"... he said cryptically. i assume you concur with the diagnosis. absolutely. even though there are three diagnoses? and ms and vasculitis usually get better with pregnancy. yeah, i was saying i agreed with the other one. he's had his eyebrows waxed. (chase) i met a woman who likes her men well groomed. all over? i assume, from the silence, that chase has had a brazilian. cool. interesting. ouch. question is... is this really about a woman? or is it about something more profound? another question is, could the paresthesia be caused by an std? hiv-related mononeuritis multiplex. i gather from the silence that either you all agree with chase or you're just staring at his emasculated brow. in either case, test for hiv and do an

monetary deflation prices follow the you know the austrian definition of inflation or deflation or the milton friedman's definition an expansion or contraction of the currency supply. and that would just scare him to death and he would overreact well it might be summers or janet yellen it really doesn't matter these people are all cut from the same cloth. that was my interview with michael maloney founder of gold silver dot com and the creator of the hidden secrets of money coming up herion profiles our favorite vulture capitalist that would be carl icahn and he's been described as that anyway but the at the business buster has turned his attention to apple and the investing world awaits his next move with bated breath when i talk to r g correspondent megan lopez about a recent drone conference where no one was actually allowed to say the word drone. most of these voices the couple of the law for violence or theft. of the window climbed in a new truck started. we pushed it a little way here we were drunk. and soon who you're an alcoholic or nearly all of them are homeless orphans with no mone

gone time to have claimed the number of hunger strike as a troll by milton hall the cheering the holy month of ramadan how about the detainees noise said they found that their clients were easy to send a bribe that really just holiday didn't mean the protests. that sense of desperation that's going on in guantanamo bay has an abated in any way shape or form i find it kind of odd that we score how one ton of obey is doing by the number of prisoners willing to starve themselves to death let us first look at the fact that only twenty men of the hundred sixty six that remain will ever be charged with a crime according to the united states government the sense of desperation is overwhelming as far as ramadan goes the men were given a choice in that choice was you can spend your religious holiday by yourself without any of your personal effects or hygiene items such as soap in water or in towels and things of that nature or you can break the hunger strike and spend it in a communal setting with the rest of your brothers the way ramadan is supposed to be spent so i think after ramadan you ma

milton friedman, the great free market economist said that while it's good to elect the right people, thinking that you're going to change policy and change politics by just electing the right people is unrealistic because you're never going to elect enough of the right people. what you need to do is change the political incentives so that the wrong people will find it to be in their best interests to do the right thing. and then the third point i would raise is we cannot allow obamacare, the affordable care act, to remain intact. people joke about how the house has held 20, 30, going on 40 votes to repeal obamacare, and they say, oh, why are they wasting their time with this, the repeal bills won't go anywhere, the president won't seen them, the president was reelected, the supreme court has ruled on this. you know, why are we bothering to do this? well, i'd say there's a very good reason of why we are trying to keep obamacare repeal a live issue, and i really think this is a fundamental issue in terms of whether we are ever again going to return to manager like a limited government

. >> and i know that within my district the milton mark main district branch is open 6 days a week but the [speaker not understood] branch is not. i know the commission looked at other neighborhoods and that's why additional hours are being added. i hope some time in the future the [speaker not understood] branch can be increased. i wanted to ask about the main branch. my understanding is 56 additional hours per week or something like that is being added and how late is the main branch open and is there any way of extending the hours to later given that some people might be using it for resume writing or using the database services, for example, later than 8 o'clock, for example? >> yeah, right now it is open till 8 o'clock. it is 60 hours, which is more than any of the other neighborhood branches. in a perfect world we would definitely be looking at extra hours. it requires membership. we have to weigh that with all the other neighborhood needs. it's not a proposition that we would be unwilling to explore. we'll look at that in future years. right now we have some obligations in terms

bank will keep rates at zero point five percent unemployment gets to below seven percent not even milton friedman the god of neo liberalism said there's no connection between employment and interest rate on the draw and think about friedman is the thing you could do you can't discard all the some really good stuff and there's a lot of it which is absolute rubbish what tony saying with that announcement is stance is he's saying to his mates get hold of a load of this cheap money and speculate about how with it because this is going down this ship going down you might as well have the last hurrah right and the people who are suffering so-called are doing so because there's been a wealth transference from one portion of society to another force has been a wealth transfer and this has been a transference of wealth from the masses to a few speculators and now he also talks about carney never mentions libre regaining the i s t a fixed rate gang the amount of fraud in the system library only mention the money laundering by the big banks in the city of london hundreds of billions trillions of po

two tiered justice system it's only a matter of time before the people in this country realize like milton willis already has that if our government won't step up and prosecute wall street criminals then it's up to the people to ensure that those fat cat bankers pay the real price so why wait that. looks like. you've never seen anything like that. this past presidential election was truly an indicator of a growing minority in this country one that searching for an alternative political ideology from the dominant a reigning two party system and for many that was the libertarian party which garnered one percent of the popular vote and one percent doesn't seem like a lot of the parties gaining more traction by this day and continues to tap into an unprecedented to menton energized by people like congressman ron paul and governor gary johnson more and more americans turning the libertarian ideals to tackle everything from government spending and comprehensive tax reforms all the way to protection of some. the liberties so here to talk about third parties libertarianism and whether this philoso

monetary deflation prices follow the you know the austrian definition of inflation or deflation or the milton friedman's definition an expansion or contraction of the currency supply. and that would just scare him to death and he would overreact well it might be summers or janet yellen it really doesn't matter these people are all cut from the same cloth. that was my interview with michael maloney founder of gold silver dot com and the creator of the hidden secrets of money coming up very in profiles our favorite vulture capitalist that would be carl icahn and he's been described as that anyway but the at the business investment has turned his attention to apple and the investing world awaits his next move with bated breath when i talk to our chief correspondent megan lopez about a recent drone conference were no one was actually allowed to say the word drone. see. the little. place. looks pretty much in the field that you won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspectives on top class tends to start. on tuesday investor i call it in the car i call and it took a one

two tiered justice system it's only a matter of time before the people in this country realize like milton willis already has that if our government won't step up and prosecute wall street criminals then it's up to the people to ensure that those fat cat bankers pay the real price so why wait break the set. looks like. you've never seen anything like. this past presidential election was truly an indicator of a growing minority in this country one that searching for an alternative political ideology from the dominant a reigning two party system and for many that was the libertarian party which garnered one percent of the popular vote and one percent doesn't seem like a lot of the parties gaining more traction by the day and continues to tap into an unprecedented to menton energized by people like congressman ron paul and governor gary johnson more and more americans turning the libertarian ideals to tackle everything from government spending and comprehensive tax reforms all the way to protection of civil liberties so here to talk about third parties libertarianism and whether this philosop

see it again for two more years he's in boston yoga and i would hear these stories and of course milton berle i mean when they use each other all about yeah but once you know when certain guys started making their money in entertainment it really changes that you know philosophy what's life like today and offstage we'll find out after the break. here's mitt romney trying to figure out the name of that thing that we americans call. a dog and. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares an awful lot like you sir are you know what that is my son that no one he wishes to feature is on the on the liberal and the chris jones can you believe that it's. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells us and facials that garbage he calls it breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that. they are little i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little closer look there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news or like their family cry tears of the war you and your great

will see it again for two more years he's in boston yoga and i would hear these stories of course milton berle i mean when they use each other all the yeah but once you know when certain guys started making their money in entertainment it really changes that you know philosophy what's life like today and offstage we'll find out after the break. more like. what is on your cultural phenomena like the bank of new policies i think you know either. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm going reception. with that would dane cook he's going to be in the new movie planes which i can't wait to see the trailer is great thank you they really did it with the judge does they did fun for the whole family the other day find you for this john lassiter you know pixar he called me actually as i went to an evening of pixar music at the hollywood bowl and i went backstage to just say hello to john and he said you know i've got something i'm working on i'll talk to a few months and you hear that hollywood in a few months or like that's you know that's rare that somebody follows up but he called

so, you can look at old clips of milton mea friedman, analyzing t saying this increases poverty.eil: do you look at it, every time, businesses whine. life goes on business continues, really the end of the world? >> the price can get passed on to the consumer as well, do people want to go to managed. mcdonald's. >> there is always the argument. >> have you record profit of businesses, they're sitting on piles of cash, let's not pretend it will be passed on to consumers. neil: they are making profit cutting cost. if you have people waking above minimum wage today they will hopefully be out of the cycle of poverty. >> you will recognize that jedediah, that if you hike minimum by any payment is has to go into other areas. >> i heard that time and time again. neil: well you know some things go up. >> adjusted for inflation, ppople make minimum wage today making less than about 3-dollar less. neil: what do you -- >> people are better off. >> they were. >> i don't know about, that. >> it is a fact. >> i don't know that is realistic to say. neil: two teachers here. >> they talk about $15

north milton at east federal. greenmount at east 39th. and also, anne arundel county, east ordinance at route 10. as far as your delays go, the top side inner loop, kind of creeping along there from charles street to harford road. the west side inner loop, watch for steady delays there past liberty road. and congestion northbound 295. from 32 to 195. let's now take a live look. as you can see, things don't look too bad there. the belt way west of york road. and another live look at the situation at 70. this traffic report is brought to you by al packer. for the best service, selection and value, al packer.com. before you buy, price packer. >>> feeling lucky? -- i ordered that. you may want to run out and grab a power ball ticket. the jackpot is so high, it is making history. christie ileto has more on all the excitement. >> reporter: here at millford liquors, people have been coming in waves to get that jackpot ticket. maryland lottery officials say this saturday fourth largest jackpot ever. >> reporter: the jackpot will have a $244 milli

this is officer stewart milton, tell me to get [ bleep ]. fire to his cell. >> lock me up if you want. if you do i'll burn my peter. >> you'll burn your peter? >> aye. >> and you've been charged with continually hitting your buzzer throughout the control period. how do you plead? >> guilty. >> i'll find you guilty on that one. two more to go. >> the fourth charge then is disobeying again a rule where you've been continually pressing your cell button again for no reason. >> guilty. >> the last report of the evening was where you've intentionally endangered the health and safety of others where you activated the smoke detector in your cell, requiring the prison staff and fire service to attend. do you understand that charge? and how do you plead? >> guilty. >> so you've pled guilty. i'm going to found you guilty on that. all right, i think we're finished with the reports for this morning. >> jimmy's otherwise good behavior record over the past year helps him catch a break. he receives seven days loss of recreation time. his prison job wages an

. >> so it's milton berle's 89th birthday party. >> that's right. he's backstage. boob. again, on purpose. >> no touching! >> it's better than it used to be. but any way. in it's a little lower. >> i knew she was going to be great. she's knocking them dead. i'm thinking uncle milty is backstage, going crazy, why is this girl so funny? barbara says, do you know this girl? i said, yeah, i do. what's her name? i said, joy behar. >> and that was the beginning. >> ah -- >> i just want to say, the story he's telling you is absolutely truth. i'm not responsible for you being on the show, it turns out regis is. >> there you go. >> this is unbelievable. what a story. >> okay. it's a cliff hanger. >> barbara walters slips her hand into her purse and gives up one of these. i want to see what she's going to do. she takes out a note pad. what's the name again? joy behar. >> i didn't know this part. >> writes it down. >> at the was it. that was the beginning. >>> time to skip ahead to anoth another chapter in this long, long old book. "this was your life on 'the view,' joy behar

milton died four months after dr.a started the aggressive chemo treatment. >> he died ultimately when his kidneys failed and shut down. he spent the last few hours of his life in excruciating pain on morphine. >> reporter: dennis recovered after he left dr. fata but two years later the cancer came back and spread and he, too, passed away. however nancy can't forget the week they did nothing about his cancer while agreeing for the request for medicaid to kick in. >> i want him to go to prison and think every day about what he's done to these people. >> i'm trying to cope with my father's death that happened in 2008 and it's like it's happening again. >> the allegations stunning. the indictment lists all sorts of things the doctor did. what stands out? >> the fbi says a medical assistant told them dr. fata once he started chemotherapy said you will have to under go chemotherapy the rest of your life and he owns a radiology center and according to the fbi medical system, fata would ask them to say these people had cancer

also, north milton at east federal. let's take a live look. as you can see, we're slowing down on the harrisburg expressway. this traffic report is brought to you by dunkin' donuts. price and participation may vary. and it's a limited time offer. >>> baltimore is still mourning the loss of beloved ledge end art donlon. his funeral begins at 11:00 a.m. you and watch live coverage on wjz tv and on cbs baltimore lawm. >>> miss artie already. >> i know. >> we got very, very close. i've known him a long time. >>> we have light shower activity in some spots. 79. we have the winds at 8. come back and take a look at more chance of showers after this. ,, >>> a live look outside. we heard some rain not long ago here on tv hill. >> right now, a couple of showers east of the city. and a lot west. take a look at radar. pretty good thundershower activity. and allegheny, around cumberland and west virginia. they've had heavy rain reported there in hardy county, west virginia. most of that is moving off to the east and a little to the northeast. so we still h

milton freedman made the point over and over again.ofit rights, whether it's income, intellectual, physical labor, that is intertwined with the liberty and you can see now in the federal government, you need more skin in the game. 40%, 50%. i would just make this point. when you wake up every day and go to work and you come back every night after you've worked, the government like the mob is claiming 40% or 50% of what you have, no matter how they waste the money, no matter if they vit la the constitution and talk about redistributing weather and the rest, these are ill legitimate purposes. >> you write in the book, he writes about we're on the path to financial ruin, 2008, $10 trillion debt. now $17 trillion debt. reaction? >> first of all, i applaud you not only for your books but every day making the constitution come to life. >> thank you, nigel. >> it is important because for us to be successful we have to bring the constitution to life and we have to educate and inform the low informed and the misinformed voter. i see us all here

did you hear him talk about milton friedman like he was alive?> keep in mind, it's not like all the facts are connected up top. i will make a bet with you that rand paul is going it be the nominee, though. i don't know what that bet is. i'll bet you a coffee cup or something like that. >> that's my coffee cup. >> okay. perfect. but chris christie is -- i'm not one of these guys who says chris christie is a jerk and he'll overheat and that will be the end of his campaign. i think democrats would have to worry about chris christie particularly if he does not veto these bills. at a time when people see washington as completely broken, he's one of the people who i think folks can look at and say, he could fix it and the last thing that i'll say about him is that the reason that barack obama, i believe, is president of the united states, is because he figured out how to run the same election -- the same campaign in the primary as he did in the general election. >> yeah. >> if you look at the republicans, there's not one of them who i think can do that