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. ♪ ♪ >> now it's time for john stossel. john: changing faster than ever. struggling to keep up.some ways the changes are clearly good. robots like this are definitely helping to grow jobs much more quickly. >> they take away the backbreaking tasks and that allows the workers to do all of the high-end jobs. that is if they find high-end jobs. but what if most jobs disappear? >> companies planning to replace human jobs with machines is growing. >> human instinct tells us that would be better if no one ever lost a job. politicians often demand that unions be protective but americans would not be better off if telephone operators and clerks had their jobs protected by a compassionate law. those workers lost jobs because now money once paid by them is put to better use. in the media we almost never tell such a story. it's partly because we can only report on what we easily see and we can only see the people that get fired or take pictures as they leave their jobs on that last day when the factory closes and they have new things they may find. the exciting product that they will produ

john stossel asked this question before. people are like, the polar bears are drowning. it has to be worse. it's getting better. have you seen pictures of pittsburgh in 1919? pittsburgh in 1919, your shirt would be covered in soot. we're doing a lot better. there have been rules on omissions from smokestacks since the 1930's. everything that comes out of a smokestack has gotten better in the last 40 years. sulfur dioxide, nitrous oxide, mercury, have been trending down. where people go too far on the other side is they want to make the rules so low that you have no business. 40% of our electricity comes from coal. i come from a coal producing state. so i have interest in this. but we should not shut them down tomorrow. let's have reasonable rules where we can still have electricity. the only other thing i tell people about the balance of this, the countries that produce the 10 largest amounts of electricity versus the countries that produce the least amount of electricity, the top 10 live 25 years longer than the bottom 10. we need to not be so alarmist because we do not

. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. w that election season has begun,well hear -- we'll hear more lies from politicians. i guess they don't usually lie outright, but they play with words so is everything they do or propose sounds great. i long for day when a politician runs a campaign ad that tells the truth like this one. >> hi, i'm gil fulbright. the people who run my campaign have made commercial, and i'm in it. this campaign, it's not about me it's about crafting a version of me that'll appeal to you. a version that visits random worksites with paid actors pointing at things. as a conventionally attractive and yet curiously still family. my name's gil tug dwight but, hell, i'll change my name to bill fulbright or -- i approve this message. john: i'd vote for that guy. unfortunately, he's just an actor doing that commercial for a group that pushes anti-corruption laws. i also doubt that more laws will make politics better. to win votes, politicians will say all kinds of things, and it's dangerous if a law allows some

stuart: attention libertarians john stossel is in the studio.rrectness. before you see him listen to this. >> what is the correct way to describe a person who weighs more than most? a fat b -- >> i would use calorically challenged. >> i say chubber. >> you're going to say chubber? >> my mom told me to never say fat, so i would say big boned. >> the political correct term is ample. >> really? ample? >> ample. >> . stuart: ample? okay. i find it rather difficult to stay out of trouble with the police of the pc police being so aggressive and john stossel is here right now. give me other examples. >> well, we did this terms of tolerance quiz. what's the correct name for columbus day? indigenous people massacre day? . stuart: no, you're not getting away with that one. is that true? >> dour o do you have a dog or cat at home? what does that make you? . stuart: a pet owner. >> you don't own a living creature. you are a pet guardian . stuart: okay. come on you've got to give me more than that. >> what's the correct term for people to sign the american d

john stossel says that's a good way to protest all the rules.rm than good and he's here. john, welcome to the show. >> thank you, stuart. stuart: what's that? >> this is dodd-frank. how many people can operate a bank and understand the 2,000 pages of this. charles murray has the new book out saying rebuilding america without permission take the rules and say huh-uh. stuart: that was good. >> we're not going to come after us and we can't come after everybody. stuart: is it possible to do that once a rule, a law is in the page book can, anybody say that's gone good-bye. you can do that? >> no. and that's why we haven't gotten rid of them. and we keep adding more. perhaps the best argument then is to stop passively obeying. connecticut passed -- stuart: wait you're saying something. >> civil disobedience. stuart: you're saying we don't like the rules, can't get rid of the rules, we'll just not obey them selective. >> obey the laws against theft, assault, the stupid rules somebody has to stand up and say no enough we won't. stuart: give me an exampl

see gummies in a whole new light. >>> stossel matter segment tonight, political correctness gone wild. our pal johnpecial coming up 9:00 p.m. on the fox business network that will tell americans what words they can no longer say. one of stossel's producers conducted a pc quiz. >> what is the correct way to describe a person who weighs more than most, a fat, b. >> i would use calorically challenged. >> you say chubber? you are going to politically incorrect jail for chubber. >> what is the politically correct way to describe people who weigh more than fat. >> my mom taught me to never say fat. >> the correct term is ample. >> ample? >> ample? here now is stossel that rhymes with ample almost. so what other words can you say? >> well, it depends where. i can call you a bossy angry bully. but if you are a woman i could not. says time magazine and i can not call you careerest or cold if you are a woman. >> open season on guys. >> words you can't use in the workplace. sweety cutie you can't say you've lost weight. >> you can't say you've lost weight. what if they have? >> it implies they were fat before

john stossel is here, i think you could take issue with the president on that, aren't you. >> well, ofaced that hilary even after obama was criticized for saying hilary said it again with passion. >> don't anyone tell you, you know it's corporations and businesses that create jobs. in baltimore they're saying the governments got to provide jobs for inner city baltimore. government has to provide it. but your show takes issue with that tonight doesn't it. >> right. and when we ask people on the streets what creates jobs, several people said government. but, look, those aren't real jobs. government pays people to dig holes and fill them up, that doesn't make anybody rich every, the private sector creates jobs. and the idea that we need jobs handed to them, we need to the job center not far from here. people are lined up for welfare, i asked them custody jobs no, there aren't any jobs around. we went around and within two hours found 40 job openings, a lot of people said i would love to hire people. nobody applies for these jobs. i went back and they said oh, i wouldn't work in a restaura