hayek, the essay why am not a conservative is now found at the end of hayek's book the constitution of liberty which is a very working in book and describes itself that way. it opens with a description of how hayek is a burkean. in that sense he is a conservative. that is not the entirety of what conservatism means but i think his argument for why he is not a conservative in germany or france less than britain or america. >> host: the famous essay conservative mess medicine ideology. conservatives demand ideology -- conservatism is the one ideology that place consistent independent. a conservative in portugal will be -- then a conservative united states where we are basically trying to conserve a liberal revolution. so, let's start, you divide these chapters up into these different aspects of the stanchions of the debate, the legs of the stool or whatever appropriate metaphor we can come up with. why don't we start very much at the beginning and talk about the different views of nature and history. >> guest: the book is structured in a way that tries to take a debate that was about spe

hayek, the essay is now found at the end of hayek's look at constitution of liberty which is a very burkean book and describes itself that way. it opens with a description of how hayek is a burkean so in that sense he is a conservative. that's not the entirety of what conservatism means but his argument for why he is not a conservative is very much why he is not a conservative in germany or france. >> host: conservatism and radicalism -- conservatism is the ideology that has placed as independent. a conservative in portugal will be something different than i conservative in the united states. we are trying to conserve a little oral revelation -- so divide these chapters up into these different aspects of sort of the legs of the stool or whatever appropriate metaphor we can come up with. why don't we start very much at the beginning and talk about the different views. >> guest: the book is structured in a way that tries to take a debate that was about specific concrete was a good offense and pull it apart into themes that can then be understood in themselves. so that you see thematically wit

it opens with a description of how hayek is a breaking. so innocent see the conservative. that's not the entirety of what conservatism means, but i think his argument for why he is not a conservative is an argument for why he's not a conservative in germany or france less than in britain or in america. >> host: the famous essay conservatism as an ideology. conservatism and radicalism, conservatism is the one ideology that is always placed consistent dependent. a conservative in portugal can mean something for different than a conservative in the united states where we're basically trying to conserve a liberal revolution. so let's start in -- you divide these chapters up into these different aspects of sort of the stanchions of the debate, the legs of the store or whatever appropriate metaphor we can come up with. why don't we start very much at the beginning and talk about the different views of nature and history? >> guest: so the book is structured in the way that tries to take the debate was about specific concrete political events, and pull it apart into themes that ca

a hayek's kind of the least inorganic growth is the essence of works to you. but some forms that are very rationalistic and really believe that society by applying different roles, especially economic principles that are morally signed chafic can maximize freedom and therefore maximize happiness. what pain shows us in the course of his own thinking and in the evolution of his own thinking is how radical individualism leads to the desire to liberate the individual firm reliance on other people, which is i would say the essence of canes goal come out the to the creation of a kind of faceless provider and get there himself. he takes the steps and shows you the tendency among us american conservatives to think of the welfare state and sec before progressivism that alphas the german import. in a lot of ways it is. our welfare state is not bismarck's welfare state. it's very different. the purpose of the is to enable the individual to have a kind of the illusion of independence, to enable people to meet their material needs without being dependent on people around t

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think of the little tiny thing you could hear hayek anybody the police know if they find it they get an arrest in you get in trouble but lots of people using these drugs reid never found no way to prevent people from using it to. we found that experiment is trying to stop alcohol the same thing with other drugs. so many other are using this. the police exercise their discretion with african americans. >> host: and ending the war on drugs is the best way to stop massive car restoration and make neighborhoods safer. >> guest: it is an important way to start i am a professor i think is important to learn from history. the experience of the alcohol prohibition is so instructive. when we experimented locking people up for supplying alcohol what did we do? we created the illegal market marked by violence. out capone was nothing but a drive-by shooter. when we got rid of that illegal market and it was legal for people to sell it to we got rid of the violence associated with it. the same would happen with other drugs program not saying you should be able to walk into whole foods to buy cryst

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what bill hayek said is that in capitalism, you have to be able to fail. we have a system that still, the banks and institutions are so big that we can't allow them to fail. there is no penalty for screwing up in the capitalist system. that is one of the things that will have to be fixed. if you want people accountable in their actions, it's not just the law. there have to be economic penalties. folks and wall street have exempted themselves. that is a big problem in a society that relies on equal opportunity for everybody. thanks very much. [applause] i am happy to take questions and comments if we have them. >> please come up. navarro.e is ryan had mentioned the election in 2016 and i was wondering in the event that you were to run for president again, what would be the top three issues on your agenda? >> i am supporting hillary, so i am not planning on running but thank you. i think number one is income inequality. number two is the financial situation. wehave too much debt and can't continue to accumulate this kind of debt. i think my views on how to d

provided financial support in increase cio a tuition rate for private colleges and the support for hayek achievers of the teaching profession with role health care and the share the budget that you passed and i signed allow the regions from universities to free their budgets and over 30 years at [applause] this year i submit a budget to once again freeze tuition and the regents institutions [applause] we need to reinforce with our students that if they borrow, they need to borrow only enough to pay the bills. the university of northern iowa is requiring all students receiving loans to participate in financial literacy programs, and it is working. last year's student debt at the university of northern iowa decreased by 8%. today i am calling on members of twaleg last year's student dead decrease paper said that does a university brother and i was. by calling on the legislature to reduce cost their families. what if more students could earn while they learn? a -- apprenticeships snell allowed just that opportunity by providing focused and streamline training. one of the positive outgrowth