ary johnson said that most people libertarian they just don't realize it. do you agree? guest: i think that's guest: i think that's a little optimistic. i think americans in particular have a lot of libertarian impulses. founding is a pretty libertarian project in a lot of ways. is a pretty libertarian project in a lot of ways. to say we want to bring closer to home to govern ourselves where we can we want to let people to be free to make their own choices. would almost anyone's support a drawing down in areas of government where things have gotten out of hand? i think so. libertarians, (202) 748-8003. as usual., ken is an independent in new york. caller: brief question. i'm wondering what the libertarian position on climate change is. early on in the climate change debate more libertarians did tend to be on the side of denialists. flakailey took a lot of for that at the time, saying the evidence shows global warming is real and almost certainly man-made. the place libertarians have something fresh to contribute to that debate which is very polarized is to say that actua

ary johnson said that most people libertarian they just don't realize it. do you agree? guest: i think that's guest: i think that's a little optimistic. i think americans in particular have a lot of libertarian impulses. founding is a pretty libertarian project in a lot of ways. is a pretty libertarian project in a lot of ways. to say we want to bring closer to home to govern ourselves where we can we want to let people to be free to make their own choices. would almost anyone's support a drawing down in areas of government where things have gotten out of hand? i think so. libertarians, (202) 748-8003. as usual., ken is an independent in new york. caller: brief question. i'm wondering what the libertarian position on climate change is. early on in the climate change debate more libertarians did tend to be on the side of denialists. flakailey took a lot of for that at the time, saying the evidence shows global warming is real and almost certainly man-made. the place libertarians have something fresh to contribute to that debate which is very polarized is to say that actua

tom: ari going to go after guy johnson? >> im.my shrinking, why would buyone want to build or in a shrinking economy? tom: you go after francine. francine: let's do this. tom: let's bring up another chart. this is nominal gdp. the rambling, you can see the success of abenomics. can we import their failure to europe and the u.s.? is the tepid animal spirit going to be the japan of vocation -- japanification of the u.s.? >> only if we start dying. if the population goes down, the economy will shrink rate since not any signs of the population going down and we are not going to build the ball against mexico or cut off immigration, we will continue to grow. maybe not as fast as before, but we will grow. japan needs people. it does not need more fiscal policy or monetary policy. it needs people. francine: i will push back up it against not what you said now, i agree with that, but what you said previously. the blue line is employment. this is for employment, 3.3%. other western economies would love and kill for this kind of .hing this i