you know, friedman is not just friedman. he has a number of women collaborators who because of the mores of their day, cannot be independent intellectually rules. and so they pour their energy and their gifts and their strengths into milton friedman. and he tremendously benefits from that. so that wouldn't happen today. margaret reed today would be elevated in her own right and given full support of her colleagues, given a workshop training her own students. and she lives in a world she has to give her ideas to. friedman for them to go anywhere. and then i also think it's just the media landscape. i mean, friedman's on youtube he'd be great on youtube if he were alive, he'd probably have a mean substack and tick tock. nothing like newsweek column today you know, it really was the era of big media when you had a few networks, you had a few magazines that educated people and we're just in a much more fragment and media landscape. i think it's much harder for one person to emerge as a sort of figurehead. the last thing will say

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that's the question, milton friedman asks in this film. the 1960s corvair condemned ralph nader as unsafe at any speed speed. since nader's attack, it's being increasingly that we need government in the marketplace today. there are agencies all over washington where bureaucrats decide what's good for us. agencies to control the prices we pay, the quality goods we can buy, the choice of products available. it's costing us more than $5 billion a year. since the attack. the corvair. government has been more and more money in the name of protecting the consumer consumer. this is hardly what the third president of the united states, thomas jefferson, whose monument this is had in mind when he defined a wise, frugal government as one which restrained men from injuring each other and them otherwise free to, regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement. ever since the corvair affair, the us government increasingly been muscling in between buyer and seller. in the marketplaces of america. by thomas jefferson's standards, what we have tod

we're about to see part three, milton friedman's television series, free to choose. what has emerged so far that dr. friedman believes passionately that when people pursue their own economic self-interest, that in the long run everyone is better off, that's why also he's so strongly opposed to government controls. indeed, he believes america is hardly a free country because of the extent of government intervention, the economic lives of the people. now, in this program, he traces how all this developed from the crash of 1929, the depression of the 1930s, and the legacy they both left. the lands street in new york's lower east side, hardly one of the city's best known sites yet. what happened in this street nearly 50 years ago continues to affect all of us today. wall street. most of us know what happened here 50 years ago. 20 inside the stock exchange on october 29th, 1929, the market it came to be known as black thursday that the wall street crash was followed by the worst depression in american. that depression been blamed on the failure of capitalism it was no suc

we're about to see part three, milton friedman's television series, free to choose. what has emerged so far that dr. friedman believes passionately that when people pursue their own economic self-interest, that in the long run everyone is better off, that's why also he's so strongly opposed to government controls. indeed, he believes america is hardly a free country because of the extent of government intervention, the economic lives of the people. now, in this program, he traces how all this developed from the crash of 1929, the depression of the 1930s, and the legacy they both left. the lands street in new york's lower east side, hardly one of the city's best known sites yet. what happened in this street nearly 50 years ago continues to affect all of us today. wall street. most of us know what happened here 50 years ago. 20 inside the stock exchange on october 29th, 1929, the market it came to be known as black thursday that the wall street crash was followed by the worst depression in american. that depression been blamed on the failure of capitalism it was no suc

friedman statement issued. the fact of the matter is that in our afdc programs throughout the country in particular, it was is true in new york there is a great turnover of the welfare after zero, about a third of them go off each year. now, if these people were so destroyed by the system when they go off, they weren't going to employment. they wouldn't hold employment. they wouldn't stay off the roads for six months, 18 months, 24 months, as long as they were able to stay off. so there's something wrong with that argument when one looks at people and what they do, people, you know, who are poor are no different from those of us who are not poor. and their motivation for self dependance to self-support and mobility in the economic scale is no different than those without. then the motors we have so that will not let the system you're remember dr. friedman, the welfare rights organizations who refused to let the system squash them down as it was attempting to do, we turned the policies around. you and i agree co

friedman statement issued. the fact of the matter is that in our afdc programs throughout the country in particular, it was is true in new york there is a great turnover of the welfare after zero, about a third of them go off each year. now, if these people were so destroyed by the system when they go off, they weren't going to employment. they wouldn't hold employment. they wouldn't stay off the roads for six months, 18 months, 24 months, as long as they were able to stay off. so there's something wrong with that argument when one looks at people and what they do, people, you know, who are poor are no different from those of us who are not poor. and their motivation for self dependance to self-support and mobility in the economic scale is no different than those without. then the motors we have so that will not let the system you're remember dr. friedman, the refused to let the system squash them down as it was attempting to do, we turned the policies around. you and i agree completely that the people who are

, only friedman is wagging his tongue, and rubin is silently, yes, plowing towards guaido, against thet, yes, according to to which he was put on the international wanted list, that very same joint list, and rubin dumping, which means, wetted pipes, yes, trousers, in public, says that i... a proper breakfast is the key to health and good mood. did you have breakfast today? by the way, i haven’t had time to eat yet. let's cook together. come on, breakfast of champions. today we have quiche for breakfast, with spinach and red fish, it will be amazingly, exquisitely delicious. don't forget about invigorating exercises. this will be a good complex for morning exercises, which will allow you to... and you are the same family who once in their life bought one piece of land, restored a house there, could no longer stop, yes, they believed in themselves, their strength and achieved results in your favorite activity. our bathhouse is located right on the bank of the old bed of the islych river, it’s now frozen, about 50 meters from here through a small forest you run, we have our own beach righ

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jeremy ward criticized new york times that published thomas friedman's piece called understanding the gc, and and there are the eggs that are laid in the caterpillars, which are... to torch us all right, put us on fire, get rid of us. if anyone else was talking about this on the other camp, talking like this about the zionist entity, all hell would have broken loose, it's not just about racism, it's a it's a misreading of the region, it's just a it's an intentional misreading of the situation, it's as if this is a bar, it's barbaric, it's in our nature to be barbaric, it's being published by the new york times right? definitely uh something to to uh open eye, like it's a grave eye opener for people who constantly read uh such mainstream media, such propaganda, but i think you have one more gift for us, i do, by one of our all-time favorite friends, um, a facebook post by hanania naftali, not only an israeli influencer, but spokesman for the israeli occupation army, who has 1.3 million followers on facebook, so he posted a photo of destroyed neighborhood in gaza, captioned, this is wha

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well, i would suggest, you referred to thomas friedman, uh, he interviewed tony blincan about two weeks ago. "you have to see the video, just two minutes of it and you'll see he ask the question to blinken and then blinken starts talking and and friedman is one of those bobbing heads, he goes so you have to see the visual, okay? yeah, so uh, this is not intractable, the security council of the un is meeting tomorrow, okay, and the us and the uk." will be in the dock for what they have been doing in terms of uh attacking uh iran backed got to always remember to say iran back the militias and so forth in iraq and syria. the question is um is there some sort of tasid agreement not to hit iran itself. that's big. there seems to be, although tony sullivan. would not admit to that today during his meet the press interview, there's one other really major factor here and that is, that is russia and china, which i always advert to, because that's what i grew up with. okay, now russia's got a stake here, there is a treaty between russia and iran that is just about to be signed and concluded, it i

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jeremy ward criticized new york times that published thomas friedman's piece called understanding thels for more genocide essentially in west asia, because he believes that the islamic revolutionary guard is the wasp, and that the wasp can only be dealt with if you burn down the whole jungle, aka the entire middle east, so we are animals, where we live is a jungle, and the wasp is the r is the ir gc, and and there are the eggs that are laid in the caterpillar. so he needs to torch us all, put us on fire, get rid of us. if anyone else was talking about this on the other camp, talking like this about the zionist entity, all hell would have broken loose dis, it's not just about racism, it's a it's a misreading of the region, it's just a it's an intentional misreading of the situation, it's as if this is a bar, it's barbaric, it's in our nature to be barbaric, it's being published by the new york. right, definitely uh something to to uh open eye, like it's a grave eye opener for people who constantly read uh such mainstream media, such uh propaganda, but i think you have one more gift for

all respect, professor friedman. the first is that there is a profession of educators out there which is run amuck. we have the most decentralized system the world in the american education. 16,000 school districts that are governed, not by the profession, but by elected citizen representatives, most of whom are parents. secondly, you long as i would for the good old days of the one room school in vermont that schools served a small proportion of the youngsters for a short period of time. and those days will never come back. third uses an example of american education, a troubled high school in an urban center that bailiwick and my bailiwick, which is not typical of where the american student goes to school, first of all. and secondly is typical of the city of boston. and i do think it's important to point out that that's particular school at the time that you took the filming there or your production crew did was in the middle of a desegregation process that was not anywhere remarkable out in the film. so it was not

all respect, professor friedman. the first is that there is a profession of educators out there which is run amuck. we have the most decentralized system the world in the american education. 16,000 school districts that are governed, not by the profession, but by elected citizen representatives, most of whom are parents. secondly, you long as i would for the good old days of the one room school in vermont that schools served a small proportion of the youngsters for a short period of time. and those days will never come back. third uses an example of american education, a troubled high school in an urban center that bailiwick and my bailiwick, which is not typical of where the american student goes to school, first of all. and secondly is typical of the city of boston. and i do think it's important to point out that that's particular school at the time that you took the filming there or your production crew did was in the middle of a desegregation process that was not anywhere remarkable out in the film. so it was not

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so in the peace, friedman openly calls for more genocide essentially in west asia because he believesc and and there are the eggs that are laid in the caterpillars which are so he needs to torch us all right put us on fire get rid of us if anyone else sema was talking about this on the other camp talking like this about the zionist entity all hell would have broken loose it's not just about racism it's a it's a misreading of the region it's just it's an intentional misreading of the situation, it's as if this is a bar, it's barbaric, it's in our nature to be barbaric, it's being published by the new york times, definitely uh something to to uh open eye, like it's it's a grave eye opener for people who constantly read uh such mainstream media, such uh propaganda, but i think you have one more gift for us, i do uh by one of our all-time favorite friends ' facebook post by hannan naftali, not only an israeli influencer, but spokesman for the israeli occupation army, who has 1.3 million followers on facebook, so he posted a photo of destroyed neighborhood in gaza, captioned, this is what

, who produced the series with his wife, rose friedman, and it aired on public television in 1980.hey also wrote a best-selling companion book of the same name. the friedmans advocate free-market principles and limited government intervention in the economy, and include social policy. watch free to choose, saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, on c-span 2. >> get information from members of government in the palm of your hand when you preorder your copy of c-span's 2024 congressional directory, with contact information for every house and senate member in the 118th congress. the president's cabinet, federal agencies, and state governors. the congressional directory costs $32.95 plus shipping and handling, and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations. preorder your copy today for delivery this spring. ♪ >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more. >> a fast, reliable internet connection is nothing no one can live without, so that is why wow is there for our customers, with speed, value, reliability and c

his wife and economist rose friedman and first aired on public television 1980.ing companion book the same thing. programs mysteries take us to locations important to the u.s. and world economy. friedman abdicates free-market principles and limited intervention in the economy and social policy. other topics include welfare, education, consumer and local production and inflation. watch free to choos saturday's 3:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span2. >> get contact information for members of congress right in your head when you preorder your copy of c-span 2024 congressional directory. ... >> next, a conversation on china africa relations. and let's discuss political and economic interests that china has an africa, touch and is achieving those goals, and african attitudes towards democracy, governance, china and the u.s. this event is part of the conference on chinese influence in the global south, from the atlantic council in washington, d.c. and it is just over 40 minutes.

friedman means by the term freedom is economic license and econo mic license. the economic license of those who control property and those who control capital has in fact been a threat not only to equality, but to threat to the freedom of peoples all over the world and not only in europe and in the united states, but in africa, in asia, and in latin america. let me get two other reactions now to that idea that this new ideal of equality, equality and this world's goods represents a very serious threat to freedom fighter drive. well, first, as the only british person on this panel, perhaps it would allow me to say in passing that i think that many of the things which professor friedman says about the british experience in the last 30 years are a gross distortion and a gross travesty of what's actually gone on in britain. and i hope that we'll have an opportunity to come back in in the course of the discussion. but i think that your question brings up what is to me, the absolute central confusion in the exposition that we saw in the film. and i'm a great admirer