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, host of "stossel" on the fox business network. welcome, john. >> thank you. >> great to have you. >> i'm just cringing in fear. >> oh, no. >> why? >> i don't believe you. >> four, program is "outnumbered." it is going to be some picking on going on here. >> before you came on or did you know? >> i was aware of that. i volunteered, but i'm just expecting stuff. >> are you ready? okay, you should. >> should have brought the big set of chains you have in your office thaw wore around for one of your "stossel" shows. protective cage. >> that was "the road to serfdom." do you want to talk about that? >> no. because you won't need it. so much for an al qaeda on the run as president obama has often put it. in its first major tv inner view, fbi director james comey, speaking to "60 minutes" about the terror networks in syria, saying one of them, khorasan group may be planning to attack the home lan very soon. >> they're a product of what i describe as metastasis of al qaeda. you have two in that particular area. a group called al nusra and isil. they ar

just about everything, john. stossel: some people say, hey, look, they wore stupid wigs. some of them had slaves. we shouldn't follow this document. >> look at the people that are saying it now. i mean, i can't find anything wrong with the people of today? are you kidding me? some people are having boorgses. some people are still some people are, you know, full-fledged crazy. it doesn't mean that we -- we look and we cherry-pick the crazy -@things and the bad things. we look at the sum of what they did. despite what anybody likes to say, our founding fathers were wildly intelligent. they studied man and government throughout the generations of time. and they said what works what doesn't work. that's why it's a genius document. >> and your talking about the constitution on tv means you went boldly where no man went before. one man proceeded you captain kirk. each claimed they had rights over the year. kirk said this. look at these three words written larger than the rest with a special pride written before. we, the people. these words and the words that follow were not wri

joining us john stossel yes or no or why? >>. no because it's over kill.e 140,000 people flying from that part of the world. ebola is hard to catch. we have far better -- far greater risks in life we should worry about. but ebola touches a nerve, we shouldn't overreact. >> i would not allow the west africans to come into the united states and it's easy to track it because of pass "wall-to-wall sports" and visas and things like that. for probably three months initially and i will tell you why. there is no reason to. this is an area of the world that is now experiencing an epidemic. you would agree with that right? it's an epidemic there. >> yes. >> we know that nigeria can control a little bit of it. but the other countries cannot. and so why take the chance that somebody comes to the united states and doesn't go to the hospital as this man did? and you know, interestingly enough, he went to the hospital, this duncan, and they released him. they released him. he i don't feel good. i got all kinds of fever. they knew he was an african national. they said her

stuart: john stossel is provocative and provocative ever on your show that airs at? >> 9:00. s it a mean, mean world? no, the world is better despite ebola and isis. stuart: there is a good premise for a show. very watchable. >> fewer people dieing in horrible ways. stuart: which network is it on? >> fox business, what are we watching here? stuart: just trying to get at that rise out of you. thanks so much, john. up next a special my take for you and why i'm telling you to get out there and drive. yo, bro, you on woo-woo? are you kidding me? everybody's on woo-woo! [elevator bell rings] woo-woo? lock and load, people! we're going all in on woo-woo! mark! comp us up a profile page! susie! write us some posts! i want sponsored woos. i want targeted woos. we need an ethnically ambiguous woo-woo mascot. dude. are you still on woo-woo? naaaahh, man, my mom's on woo-woo. ♪ "hello. you can go ahead and "have a nice flight."re." ♪ music plays ♪ music plays traveling can feel like one big mystery. you're never quite sure what is coming your way. but when you've got an entire company wh

john stossel is talking about income inequality. give people food or if you give people more and come, don't you? john: yes. stuart: is that the nature of your show tonight? redistribution works? john: what sold me was looking at the graph of the poverty rate, where the war on poverty began. dropped sharply but look to the years right before the war on poverty. americans were lifting themselves out of poverty already. the war started, accelerated progress for 5 or 7 years and stopped. we taught people to be dependent. now we have people who are richer than ever, more people on food stamps, collecting disability payments even though fewer people lived things that were sent medicine is better. we are teaching people to be passive. stuart: if you take from this group mainly the rich or the middle-class, take from here and give to here, money or food stamps or whatever it is but you take and you give you are saying that flat out does not work to bring everybody more in line right there. john: when government does it. when the mutual aid

john stossel joins us, host of "stossel" to answer that question. it's not the answer.this is not a solution, you say. >> and it's not millions or even billions. since the war on poverty began, you had a graphic up 15 trillion. it's adjusted for inflation, 22 trillion they spent. the poverty rate went down to 12%. but then it went back up again. we taught people to be dependent. >> instead of a way out, it's a trap. it does help people initially, but they don't get out of it. >> i'm a sucker if i'm not taking a handout. the outrageous part is before the war began, the line was going like this. americans were lifting themselves out of poverty on their own. >> if you bring that up as a politician, you're known as heartless, you only care about the rich. you only want the people who support your campaign. >> they say that about paul ryan and republicans. >> let's listen. >> paul ryan doesn't want to invest. he just wants to cut down the size of government and trust the private sector to do everything. >> how much investment -- >> in the 1920s. >> how much investment do you

. >> for instance, i'm from illinois, john. stossel: i'm sorry. i'm from illinois too, but i don't live there anymore. >> a lot of people are moving out. one of the reasons is recently we discovered a union lobbyist had caught for one day in the public schools and then they stood in line to receive a million dollar worth of state teacher pension. stossel: you go into government you're paid less. but you get a pension. now, they're paid more and they get twice the pension, american enterprise institute says 22 states pay so much more in lifetime retirements, and the workers in eight of 23 states get -- become a pension millionaire. >> if you're a retired educator in the state of illinois we've done the analysis, every single dollar you put in the system, you get all that cost basis money back in your first 20 months of retirement. stossel: let's go back to the ugly scandal at the va. people weren't treated. some may have died. and yet, $5 million in bonuses went to va executives. >> over a three-year period into that scandal breaking $5 million of

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. >> and now, john stossel. >> in this rich country lots of people are poor. so what should we do about that? spread the wealth, that's the democrat's plan. some americans are plenty rich. we can just tax more and spend the money on the poor. fifty years ago president johnson said america will end poverty by doing that. >> this administration today here and now declares unconditional war on poverty in america. [applauding] >> he expanded social security to include more people. expanded the food stamp program. created the job core and more. and look how it's reduced poverty. in the first sten years of the war on poverty, the poverty rate dropped from 17 percent to 12 percent. that's great success. but wait a second. look at the years right before the war on poverty began. americans were already lifting themselves out of poverty without the welfare programs. and now, look at this graph that shows what's happened since the war began, after five, ten years of improvement, americans stopped making progress. the poverty rate has gone up and down. what happened? earl

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coming up on the independents john stossel he's here dressed up as one of our founding fathers. hope to see you at 9:00 p.m. and midnight right here on fbn. >> we're doing our biz blitz earlier than usual. the second hospital worker with ebola confirmed as amber vinson took a flight before testing pop. she was on a flight. this virus is not just staying in texas maybe and we're back with our fox biz all stars. tracy, would you be afraid of flying in an environment like this. >> so i'm not afraid to fly. i'm flying this week. i think this goes to there's no protocol. no one knows what to do so instead we insight panic. let's get everybody who was in contact with her. call the cdc. it's making it worse. there's no rules or regulations on how to handle this. >> and they said today she shouldn't have gotten on the flight. she knew she was one of the people that had contact. she still got on the flight. so it does endangerer some of these people we don't know to what extent, but does it make you nervous. >> it makes me a little nervous. i don't feel like there's any real leadership i

second amendment. >> john stossel web page and all of that.ou haven't proved a special need because you didn't report these threats to the police. >> okay. >> so they were looking for a way to deny you the gun. >> it was bloomberg liberal new york. >> but if you move to west virginia it's a state by state which is what you say you want. >> that's true. it's at least on state by state are awaying the constitution on that. >> and the gun deal. >> congress is supposed to declare war. james madison said no part of the constitution is more wisdom than the claws that confides the question of war to the legislature. >> what about conflict as opposed to war? see, we are not fighting a nation with the terrorism deal. we are fighting groups of fanatics, all right? so it's an anti-like kerry said anti-terror campaign rather than a full-fledged war against north north korea. if you bomb people you are going to war against them. if it's a good idea congress ought to approve it. >> i agree with that by the way because i have called for declaration of war on

. >> >> and now, john stossel. (applause) >> is it a mean, mean world?ertainly seems like one when you watch us. we are in a war. >> terrorist in the united states. >> the ebola outbreak. >> my goodness. i am scared. it is a mean, mean world. worse than ever. >> the starvation is breast takine -- breast takin /* breath taking. >> horrible things are happening and some are. they have always happened. they used to happen more often. >> look at this it shows death in war. what is happening now in the middle east is terrible. it is nothing like it happened in the 40's and 50's. millions killed in world war ii millions more killed by chairman moi in china. then compared to now violent death was much more common. today terrorism is up. >> here's a kraf from the university of chicago the first spike is a world trade center attack. worldwide terrorism deaths have tim sometimes been higher since then. few americans are killed by terrorists. of the 18,000 ter hichl death -- terrorism deaths, 16 were americans. is america wrs off than it used to be? no. despite ter

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