john stossel is here. we're my wrong? john: you go wrong by pushing me outside my expertise.orter. stuart: you are not a consumer reporter. are you being wishy-washy? john: libertarians say it is right to kill people if they are a direct threat to america. what you are saying is kill any american who is fighting for isis overseas. that is not a direct threat. stuart: the isis guy who be headed james foley, i would drone him. would you? john: if we were sure he was the guy, yes. direct retaliation for an assault on american soldier. stuart: i don't think many american libertarians would agree with you. john: someone, some wouldn't. don: are we done with this? shall we move on? let's go to your area of expertise. your show tonight is all about the green monster, you call it, the epa regulation, over regulates because they can and they do. john: it should stand for in the protection already because they did good things. the air and water are cleaner, we need those rules but like all government agencies they never go away then. they could live with the staff to enforce existing r

. ♪ ♪ >> now it is time for john stossel. john: what happened in ferguson is awful. people shot, several hundred arrested. it's all terrible. do you remember the cincinnati riots 2001 enact 800 people were arrested. the los angeles riots after the rodney king beating, 16,000 arrested. sixty people killed. in seattle, 40,000 people protested world trade, some destroyed stores. 600 people were arrested. there's been lots of conflict in america, worse than what is happening in ferguson. the watts riot in los angeles is an example. >> and it began after a violent confrontation between white police officers and a black family that led six days of violence and it took 34 lives. at the time politicians said this right happen because police lost control and they didn't have the equipment. in this program we discuss how government always grows and i've been reporting how the use of s.w.a.t. teams has grown not just in big cities but small towns like ferguson. one specialist who trained s.w.a.t. teams says that we been in ferguson this past week. and maybe some people there yo

. >> even from his uncle john stossel. now he jokes about his problem with steven colbert. >> and nae tea. >> we stossels have problems. stuttering. we get help through experiments. which experiments work? >> we have to try things. >> and now john stossel. >> this tv show is about ideas. i don't want to bother you with my personal problems. but actually, tonight i will. because i realized that my own life has taught me a lesson about the benefits of limited government when it doesn't have so many rules, one that doesn't prevent you from trying experiments. i can stand up right now because i have tried some ex sfperimene. i can speak to you only because i have tried ex per iments. i am a stutterer. sometimes when i speak i block on a word. are you a bit busy? busy. when i was a kid they became real stutterers. when i was a kid in school i would stay silent in class by avoiding parties when i was old enough to date sometimes i would call a girl and try to speak but nothing came out. i would just hining hang up. now with call

i close tonight with one example from my life. >> john stossel reports the biting paint. elphia dentist was enriching himself that patients and insurance companies expense by telling people, you need treatment for a problem with your job. >> tell me about the cooking in your jaw. >> manly when i eat it. john: now, my chocolate sometimes combative was not a problem that needed treatment. however, the doctor said i had a tmz problem and would use fancy machines to make certain. sure enough, he hears noises. a sonogram joins -- draws a computer print. this tmz test showed my muscles were sort. three dentists examined me and found nothing. >> you obviously have a problem. john: why don't the other dentists see it? >> we use objective deputation. that does not mean you don't have it pivoted just means they did not identify. john: he recommended despite trade and other treatments that would cost $46,000. he went on tv and basically said he ran a dental mill that ripped people off, so he sued the for libel. he did not tell me to get treatment and a damaged his reputation. a jury

neil: john: now it is time for john stossel. [applause]> now [cheers] john: don't you hate those lawyers who defend nasty diiminals?>> kaceyny, kacey anthony, others commented and she chloroform her kid to go out partying? o.j. simpson? and he stabbed his wife to death? but they were acquitted a goodso lawyers. defense lawyers even say that it's not my job to determine if a person is guilty or innocent,h every american deserves aeense. defense. lestery fight hard for some horrible people, child molesters and muggers and repress.s? and here's one of those despicable people. norman reimer, head of the association of criminal defensee s.wyers. so how can you live with yourself? >> i have been a criminalnse lai defense lawyer entire life and career and i am proud of it. the founders of the country had a brilliant idea that when someone is accused of a crime and when the marshals the most awesome power that they have sort of warfare, the power to to prosecute and condemn and in p prison and kill and certainly to stigmatize, that perso

. >> and now john stossel. (applause) >> don't you hate the lawyers who defend nasty criminals? is i do when they help murder the get away with it. casey anthony p didn't she chloroform her kid and go out partying. o.j. simpson didn't she stab his wife to death? is they were acquitted because of good lawyers. it is not my job to determine if a person is guilty or innocent every american deserves a defense. they fight hard for herible people, child molesters rapists how can they live with themselves. morgan reamer is head of the association of criminal defense lawyers. how can you live with yourself? >> i have been a criminal defense lawyer my entire life and i am proud of it. the idea that when someone is accused of a crime when the short marshals the most awesome power they have the power to prosecute, condemn, em prison, kill and certainly to stigma ties for life they should have a defense lawyer to stand against them. >> when you see the o.j. simpson and casey anthony verdict go down you are comfortable with that? >> i am okay with them putting the government to the test to s

that is john stossel for tonight. another new show this time next >> well, stay with us on fnc. m fnc.com. >> good-bye, everyone. >>> isis, threatening an attack on u.s. soil, and a border c crisis that may be allowing the terrorists to come in through the porders. i'm brenda buttner, and here are the bulls and bears. here they are, jonah max ferris and sasha byrnes and john mayfield. and john, it is time to use e r every resource to seal the border up to keep the terrorists out? >> yes, look at what happened at 9/1 9/11, because "the new york times" said it cost us $3.3 trillion and not the mention the loss of life and the soldiers that will have injuries recurring throughout their lifetime, but these guys are not like the taliban who got lucky with the box cutter, because these arec+6÷ well fund ed and trained terrorists, and you have a bunch of people in mexico who are used to coyoting people across the border. we have to security that border. it is not about refugees, but we have to secure it. we should take the military bases,b and we secure the borders in pakistan and afgh

. ♪ ♪ >> now it is time for john stossel. john: the green monster.pa, the the, creating rules that make the environment cleaner. the air and water were filthy and people forget how bad it was. and let me remind you, here is the star anchorman of my day reporting on the state of america. >> hydrocarbons, organic matter, each and every day. john: some of that was media hype it in all of this media types. but in truth much of america was still pristine. but it's also absolutely true than in many cities near industrial plants the air was filthy. it's much cleaner now and so is the water. even here within sight of the empire state building within a short distance of millions of people, i am willing to do this. and thank you, epa. catalytic converters on cars, the international world, the epa would now say let's take a for it and stick it in it because it's done. the drop raise and bureaucracies never say that this is done. politicians keep adding new rules and then they applaud themselves for doing that. >> i'm really proud of president obama for these ep

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that is john stossel for tonight. another new show this time next with all of you. his time next the conversation can continue. huckabee starts now. tonight on huckabee. >> get ready. >> america's biggest terrorist threat ever. úisil is sophisticated and well funded as any group we have seen. this is beyond anything we have seen. >> taking the fight to isis. can the terror group be defeated? >>18e] and the entire world is appalled by the brutal murder of jim foley by terrorist group isil. >> on how the president should have acted. and the national outcry. and sense of trust. >> and the evens of ferguson, missouri opened up racial looms across america. ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. (applause) >> thank you. thank you very much. (applause) >> welcome to huckabee from the the fox news studios in new york. between rounds of golf and with his pals on martha's vineyard. the president slipped on a blazer and pretended to be president. he lamented the murder of jim feelo and ten minutes later he was back on the links holarring fore. a president who puts the

john stossel is here, how do you feel about cops wearing cameras? >> good, great.ce arresting people. often the only way the truth gets out. having a camera around, people behave better. stuart: i would have thought from a libertarian perspective would have objected to the intrusiveness of that. i have my eyes on you and i don't have privacy because of it. >> it is a privacy issue and a domestic disturbance in a home, your fight is being recorded. cops are the only people we give the legal power to use force on others, and something about putting the uniform on that can change people. we have hundreds of thousands of police officers, a few of them are bullies and the camera protects us against those peop people. stuart: i believe it was one out in california they were wearing these cameras always turned on 24/7 once they are on duty and complaints against police down 88%, confrontations, dramatic confrontations down 60%. you are right, people on their best behavior. >> those numbers are impressive. police less likely to use force by using a camera. stuart: so you a

john: and my nephew, kept his problem a secret. >> from uncle stossel. john: he jokes about his problem with steven colbert. we get help with experiments and treatments, which ones work. >> we just have to try things. john: let us experiment, that is our show tonight. john: this tv show is about ideas. but tonight i will bother with you my personal problem, my own life taught me a lesson about benefits of limited government. without so many rules, that does not prevent you from trying experiments. i can stand up right now, because, i have tried some experiments i can speak to you because i tried dozens of experiments. i'll conservative speaking first, i am a stut erica olsen, er. when i was a kid in school i i would stay silence in class, and avoid parties. i would hang up on the phone. now because of caller i.d., stutterers cannot do, that i got a job at a tv station, i never expected to go on tv when i did, i stuttered so badly i wanted to quit, i tried all kinds of therapies. all these experts said they could cure me, but they couldn't, until i got hel

that is john stossel for tonight. another new show this time nexth week. see youfox then. . lou: good evening, outrage at the beheading of american journalist james foley, giving way to anger the administration's tepid response to the islamic state a barbaric savage murder. president obama back on the golf course in martha's vineyard today, despite being broadly criticized for his decision yesterday to go directly to golf course within moments of delivering a somber speech about foley's death. >> there is no way that the to the should have been stupid enough to go play golf, not only did he insult the foley family, but he sense message to tha to e ladist militant -- jihadist militants he does not take it seriously. >> someone made a mistake, they should have said, the president will go out make a come, let's get the tee time tomorrow or in 4 or 5 hours, rather than 8 lynn 8 minutes later. later. lou: not just the president's display of awkward las of grace -- lack of sensitivity and lack of grace in dealing with the beheading of james foley. but the white house failure to ac

john stossel is the host of "stossel" on the "fox business" network. good morning to you.. and government always grows and the police are no exception. they're giving them all this equipment and when you have it, you tend to use it. if you show up at a disturbance with all this equipment and shields, think about a shield. you're inviting someone to throw something at you. >> on the other hand, if there is a catastrophe, what if you don't have the equipment? >> right. if there is a hostage situation, one force used a garbage truck to protect their people. you need to have some. but there used to be one swat team raid in america every month. now there are 100 every week. >> many of these swat team interventions are for serving warrants, or showing up to houses to kick down doors. >> it's the drug war, where you could use a ruse, like hey, you got a ups package or won a contest. wake them up at 6:00 o'clock in the morning. >> you got to figure that if you come into a situation, and it happens sometimes in little towns, sometimes in big towns. if there is a situation where som

john stossel is the host of "stossel" which runs tonight's on fox business. he joins us live. john?hon sterness. it's unproven. maybe this map is innocent. but look f you're an environmental regulator and they have 16,000 at the epa, you think you're not doing your job unless you're doing more. >> sure. >> and thank god they did something because they made the air and water cleaner. it's much better. i can swim in the hudson river now. they have sewage treatment plants, catalytic converters. enough already. epa should stand for enough protection already. >> you want to pull back once it's done, right? >> they should keep people to enforce the existing rules, but taper it down. >> 15,000 that are out there. >> and some of those people are petty tyrants. this poor guy you showed a picture of, he built a pond on his yard. he got all the state approvals. >> that's what really bothers people is where they're not protecting your right to property privately. that's where everyone starts to get up in arms about it. so what do we do? >> you got to have some rules 'cause yes, you have propert

. >> john stossel, the fighting>> pain.or >> years ago i reported on a philadelphia dentist who i said atelph patients and insurance companies' expense by telling people you need treatment for an problem with your jaw. >> tell me about the clicking in your jaw. >> mainly when i eat. i hear click. >> my jaw clicks sometimes, but it wasn't a problem that needede treatment. however, the doctor said i had t tmj problem and he'd use fancybm machines to make certain. sure enough, his doppler hears noises in the joint. the sonogram draws a computeroie gram of my click. this test supposedly showed my muscles were sore. >> these machines confirm -- >> that i have tmj. >> three ten examined me and found no tmj. do you always find it? >> you obviously have a tmj problem. >> why don't three other dentists see it? why do you only see it? >> we use objective documentation. if they didn't identify it, well, that doesn't mean you don't have it. that just means they didn't don identify it. >> he recommended treatment take four to six months and cost around $3,000. i went on tv and basically said he ran

even from his uncle john stossel.nd john and his nephew join us right now. >> scott and i appeared on fox and friends because he recently wrote this best seller. my age of anxiety. so scott, sorry that you're anxious but congratulations on having a best seller which i'm ticked off about because i think it is outselling my last book. >> thank you but your ratings are better than mine, i'm sure. >> how are you that anxious, you can write this book about it and most of us didn't know. certainly your parents knew but i never knew. why not? >> people with panic disorder in particular, you have this incredible fear about having your anxiety exposed so do you everything you can to kind of, you build this, one of my therapists called it impression management. you try put out this veneer of confidence and calm and that is a symptom but also contributes to the anxiety. you're spending so much work trying to keep that house of cards intact. you're afraid if it falls down and the veneer falls, everyone will see me for the weak, a

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. >> joining us from new york is john stossel, who, of course, voiced over that piece of propaganda. me you believe that swat teams don't need the military gear? is that what you are saying? >> well, most don't need so much. they need some, depending what they are doing for a riot or hostage situation. but most of what they do is not that most of what they are doing now are drug raids. >> but, you know, this all ignited because of the recovery reaction and i do agree it was an overreaction on the first night of the first looting, that they came out and they were looking like kent state, and americans don't want a militarized law enforcement situation. >> right. >> i will agree with that, i think you're wrong about the s.w.a.t. raids. let me back it up with stats. in the last 10 years, 2003 to 2012, 535 american police officers killed and 580,000 injured during arrests. 580,000 police officers in this country. many of whom couldn't work again. i'm telling you, if i'm out there, and i'm a police officer, i want every piece of gear i can have on these raids. >> i would too, but why are

that is john stossel for tonight. another new show this time next monday. meanwhile "the willis report" is next. gerri: welcome to "the willis report." i'm gerri willis. on the show tonight american airlines war against american families. the outrageous new fees that could double the cost of a flight. like they don't want us to fly. >>> also, a new warning, the western drought could have a long-term impact on food prices. it is also pittings farmers against city dwellers. >>> what would you pay for a bicycle? how about $20,000? "the willis report" where consumers are our business starts right now. gerri: we begin tonight with energy independence and energy security. those ideas front of mind tonight as this nation starts importing coal in ernest, importing coal, even as the president's war on coal slashes jobs in u.s. energy production and cuts economic growth. in the background today, troubling new developments as terrorist group isis seizes seven oil fields in iraq. can this nation achieve energy independence and security? how can we do it? for more on th

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that is john stossel for tonight. tonight. >>> welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters. i'm molly line. >> i'm eric shaun. top of the news, there are growing fears that another isis massacre could be in the making. this as the white house considers additional air strikes. and we're told possible special ops to fight their radical islamic terrorists. will all that be enough? we'll have a live report. >>> and new tension in missouri today. but this time it's supporters of officer darren wilson taking to the streets. we'll have the latest on the rally, plus what's next in the shooting investigation. >>> and whether you're into a chris white or bold red, "consumer reports" will be here with the complete break down of the best summer wines on the shelves right now. >>> increasing calls for the white house to ramp up its attack on isis. so far u.s. operations are limited to targets in iraq with the military today confirming another air strike at the mosul dam. the pentagon considering strikes on the g

john: and my nephew, kept his problem a secret. >> from uncle stossel.

john: and my nephew, kept his problem a secret. >> from uncle stossel.