that's also similar to hayek's view that's different than contemporary libertarians, and i think that the high ex smith position is in many senses much stronger than the contemporary libertarian position eli. yeah. do have a comment question? so you talked about hayek and his adversion aversion to big government, but i was wondering there's specific instances where you said social services, he would permit social services. so i was wondering is there any specific examples he gives where he feels that it's appropriate for the government to step in. sure, that's a really good question. and in fact again that that's a good segue to what i was next going to suggest is that again in road to surf them how it gives a really good description of the sort of government activities that he thinks are appropriate. he says to prohibit the use of certain poisonous substances to require special precautions in their use to limit the working hours or to require certain sanitary arrangements. fully compatible with the preservation of competition nor is the preservation of competition incompatible with a

in a rare interview, he denied being a radical libertarian and said that prÓspera is not a tax haven.isson is to create prosperity where it is needed most. it's not about making switzerland richer or germany richer. so the spillover effects are not limited by the prospera's zede juristiction. it is spilled over into the rest of the economy. >> brimen believes the project has a promise of success: of job creation, and yielding profit that he claims will benefit everyone. and yes, expansion is possible. brimen says other areas in honduras could join the project. but in the near by village, crawfish rock, people are worried. council leader luisa connor says locals fear they'll be squeezed out. >> the city will grow like a tumour. i'm afraid of being expropriated. this is the neighbouring village. we'll be the first to lose what we have. >> connor doesn't believe the project will create jobs, instead just employing cheap labor in what critics call "crypto-colonialism." but brimen rejects the criticisms. >> perceptions of fears, many of them legitimate fears, ok, perhaps of historical sins

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he thinks radical libertarians are deliberately undermining democracy in honduras. oh, go via law. it was a government, a party that allowed it to happen that men and caved into the interests of radical liberal groupings. alanna, his, he the who needed a blueprint for their model of a private charter saddle. they will not show up beulah, but prosperous found his remain undeterred. they insist everything has been done by the book and people have nothing to fear. from politics is a legitimate way to change course and direction. but part of the system must be to honor contracts and agreements or were legitimately entered into the legal team that the government could face damages if it were neg on agreements. the 1st residents will seemed in moving in including start up founder nicholas and thing from germany. got this mark was as that in foot. i think the advantage of markets is that they're more open to change. that makes it easier to bring about change of again, i was in general, i believe the democratic decisions have their place under an important mechanism which the, in preventin

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how the failure of silicon valley bank is exposing the myths of regulation and the hypocrisy of libertarians who seem real pro government when it comes to federal assistance for them. >>> and donald trump rolls out the melania defense with his lawyer claiming the payment made to the porn actress whom he was allegedly cheating with were made to protect melania. not to help him get elected president. >>> but we begin "the reidout" tonight with happy pi day to you all. to those not in the no, it's the celebration of a mathematical constance. it's also national equal pay day, and women are still making less than men. speaking of men who have an overinflated sense of self, florida governor ron desantis has finally shared with the world or the roughly 3 million americans who watch tucker carlson what his policy position is on russia's invasion of ukraine. you see, tucker, who just happens to be the favorite american anchor of russian propagandists asked a number of potential 2024 presidential contenders for their thoughts on the invasion and what they would do if they were president. among tucker'

what is your response for libertarian party?u know what, can say all she wants you know i know how the political system works. when i ran for -- governor in oklahoma in the libertarian party, to not let independents vote so they couldn't vote for me and i expected that libertarian party, and since 2016 when johnson made a fool of everybody because he didn't know what it was i don't see living dream party do you? >> what would you do differently if you were the president? >> first of all we have to quit rest of the world and we have to quit funding everybody else's culture. it's not the working people of america's problem to take care of the rest of the world. billions and billions of dollars to other countries for gender identity for wars, for their crap and we're cutting grandmother and grandpa social security in america. and we have homeless vets, and it's just ass backwards we have president putin just war crimes we have president trump under the possibility of an indictment and other criminal charges. we have hunter biden un

it was very, i would say libertarian maybe if you had t pick something, but no particularly politicalent they held on to. they got caught in a squeeze essentially. and to do this is just a ridiculous nonsensical right-wing talking point tha makes no sense this was just about finances and about what's happening i the economy, and their exposur in that regard to do this, i don't even understand it. it's just a talking point. everything is woke something woke ai, woke banks, wok pancakes, i'm sure >> this one i don't understand you can make tons of these ant woke arguments, and there's lot of people that will try to buy into it. but this one, justin, ro desantis is coming off a big fund raising trip to pal beach. you know who lives in palm beach? really rich wall street people who know full well that this i a garbage nonsense argument. and trust me, none of them wan to take my call today at all all weekend, when i'm going, you think it's because there woke they're avoiding my calls at all costs because in our day cases. so, how does this help republicans? i know they like the ultra mag c

i close to being libertarian you seem like you're closer. >> is a good libertarian rapper back in collegehe secret. the dark secret they are to find that footage. if you use the n-word you are so [bleep]. [cheers and applause] >> so we'll leave that for the people to search for. the reality is not even on the spectrum not a politician, if i had to divide it up i don't think it's about republican the democrats. it's a pro-american you anti-american? their people on both. i don't think it's 50/50 i think it's 80-20 my fever i think 2024, mark my words will be a landslide election like 19801984. i'm running because i think i'm the person who can actually deliver that we do not want to national one national revival let's double down on pro-america as national party i'm looking for. >> greg: i think i've time for one more question like trump did the same thing, they do not decide to run for semismall they go i don't want to be mayor of new york. you could be the mayor of cincinnati to believe is a city in ohio. i get those two confused. anyway, why did you try to be mayor of columbus? they do

are going for a former vice chair of the libertarian party. thanks so much for your time and analysis. thanks for me on and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the our shoes in.

a lot of people pointed out the hypocrisy of a lot of libertarian vcs asking for a bailout.what i really look at is silicon valley would not have gone under without the bank run. it had an equity investment lockdown that would have overcome what was facing and then the bank run is what tore it apart. with the shoe on the other foot, the investors in silicon valley bank would not run from these startup that had a bed bed and had to sell some equity to cover up that bad bet. it happens all the time. the example i use is huber dropping billions into autonomous vehicles realizing they were still behind and never would use that and sold at a huge loss that that unit they had developed, nobody ran away, the stock, i think it went up after they sold it because people realized they would be losing money anymore. there are a lot of people to kind of criticize in this moment. i really do think the venture capital community might be number one on that list. >> let's turn to some other news proposition 22 had a big week in the courts. this was the proposition that voters determined comp

i'm happy to say we can cross live to jerusalem on to amir vitamin, who has been libertarian caucus of the la could party you are indeed most welcome. some is really officials have claimed the protests against judicial reforms are essentially sponsored by washington. it's a big statement. is that your sense of what's been happening or at least that a big part of it? well, to be completely frank, i don't know. i'm trying to be careful with what i say are, but there are a few. are you know, a few facts? ah, i think 1st of all there's a lot of reality, real grassroots, this is content and under lashed, that cannot be denied. and on the other side, i think you cannot deny that this incredible amount of money which has been poured into these are demonstrations. now we're talking about tens upon tens of millions of dollars at least ah, which have come from different sources. so i don't know what are the, what is, what are the sources of, of this money, whether somebody comes home from the american government. of course, i don't know, but senator tom cruise to day, i himself said, said that t

that doesn't libertarian doesn't sound very libertarian to aware, but i'm to me.mes not a libertarian when it comes to and i've always to drug policy. and i've always been honest with this. been very honest with this. i believe the war on drugs is an absolute scourge. it has destroyed people close destroyed so many people close to my own life. i see the to me in my own life. i see the damage it does in the community that i live in. so, no, i'm not to sign up to this hard left policy of legalising drugs so that the middle classes can snort cocaine at their islington dinner parties without feeling guilty . i dinner parties without feeling guilty. i agree dinner parties without feeling guilty . i agree with you down guilty. i agree with you down and i that you know isabel and had a woman on their show i think it this morning who was paralysed through taking this and actually it's going to be very difficult for them to criminalise realistically speaking because this is used for these kind of sizes for catering. so i'm not sure how they're going to legalise it, but thi

i think what we've seen over and over and over is the technology companies focus on a libertarian view of free speech. these are primarily white men who have never felt a time of vulnerability more tucker brings never lived outside of the united states . he's created something that could potentially be the best thing that could have happened. i know i believed in facebook, but right now it has enabled the rise of fascism. we are losing free will. we haven't talked so much about you yet. has how has your life changed since winning the nobel prize? has the increased spotlight helped you or has it made you more of a target? i think it was an acknowledgement of the sacrifice as journalists have had to me globally, just to do our jobs for me, it meant it was a vindication for rapport. but for me, it meant that doing the right thing is the right thing. because for so many years, it felt like you were foolish to continue standing by these values of, of, and the mission of journalism. news organizations are so weakened today that we cannot do this alone, and we need civil society to work with

what's libertarian. i nominate candidate tiger king at kennedy. >> i love this.atch me live april 7 at the tower theatre in oregon. in light at the egyptian theater in boise, idaho. that is not all but look at the great graphic for more upcoming dates, tomi lahren i will throw it to you. >> how to beat that? i will try. loyal university of chicago professor claims a new social media trend of showing off perfectly organize home pantries is rooted in what else? racism and sexism and classism. actually. this when i saw this i thought this cannot be real but versatile this exercise was racist and sexist and now having organization. the whole reason they are saying this is because only rich people, rich white people have time to be clean and organized. that is essentially what they are trying to get this too. >> that sounds racist. >> s on racist against the other racist regrets and a very sexist a pantry pouring and they call it what we have photos of your pantry have to explain yourself here because this is very triggering for some people because i'm so sorry to be

the forever wars have infuriated libertarians, the blood and treasure, for what? after the vote kentucky war sector rand paul said. it was passed days after the attacks of 9/11 to bring terrorists responsible to justice, presidential dangs o administrations of both part parties. it was never intended to authorize war all of the time chuck schumer agrees. >> these aumfs havous lived their use and these repeals will not harm our service members abroad. every year we keep them on the books another chance for a future administration to abuse them. kennedy: so here is why i don't want to break out champagne yet, north carolina republican senator ted bud said, our nation knows debt of grat a gratitude to brave men and women. are over. and we should now focus on threat posed by china. the military industrial complex is has a new target. what will happen to the aumf ? joining me now missouri republican congressman. markle alfred is here. >> thank you. kennedy: very interesting, back in 2002 there were a lot of republicans who were pushing for vengeance and for war, it has

kennedy: i understand that, people have been standing up for years, particularly libertarians sayingailed. -- drugs has failed. we are not winning it whatever we're doing it is not working. and you are right, el chapo is in a super max facility for his life. did that diminish his share of the trade? his cartels share of the drug trade, absolutely not. maybe illegal drugs are part of the problem. >> yeah, we have two problem with drug issue, we have a drug problem, then a violence problem. i don't know -- i'll be honest, i don't know how to solve them both. i do know that if we crackdown on border security and then we went i -- did what we had to do in central south america to drug the drug cartels and hold the vacuums and make sure the countries and leaders are held accountable for not allowing the vacuums to be filled we could calm the violent problem and the growth of this threat that is at our border. kennedy: i understand, but the problem is those states are run by people beholden to narcoterrorists, they were bought and paid for, they only care about the bottom line, cartels wan

and, you know, they can, had this sort of college libertarian thing going, but if you are ideologically based at all, how do you go from being -- supporting libertarians, to then going the authoritarian streak as long as you can, and your new heroes are donald trump, and viktor orban. >> my god. >> not only have they've been worshipping a guy in a viktor orban, both here and by having these things over in hungry, they are worshipping a guy politically who said he does not believe in western democracy anymore. he is a champion of liberalism. and a liberal democracy. ronald reagan, that is, you and i know, this may be some of these so-called conservatives don't know, it that is literally the antithesis of ronald reagan, and reagan-ism, what orban, what trump preaches there, it is sort of this authoritarianism, it is the exact opposite of what reagan and put these people who were originally -- backup were supposed to believe in. >> well, john mccain is rolling over in this, grave but, also, i think i'm correct in noting -- not just autocrats, it is other election deniers from foreign count

that doesn't libertarian doesn't sound very libertarian to aware, but i'm to me.t comes not a libertarian when it comes to and i've always to drug policy. and i've always been very honest with this. i believe the war on drugs is an absolute scourge. it has destroyed close destroyed so many people close to my own life. i see the to me in my own life. i see the damage it does in the community that i live in. so, no, i'm not to sign up to this hard left policy of legalising drugs so that the middle classes can snort cocaine at their islington dinner parties without feeling guilty . i dinner parties without feeling guilty. i agree dinner parties without feeling guilty . i agree with you down guilty. i agree with you down and i that you know isabel and had a woman on their show i think it this morning who was paralysed through taking this and actually it's going to be very difficult for them to criminalise realistically speaking because this is used for these kind of sizes for catering. so i'm not sure how they're going to legalise it, but think the point that carol bu

about -- l, -- libertarian. >> higher taxes worst quality of life let's stay in new york state don't fentanyl. maria: good times. >> west virginia soccer player could give supreme court first shot at ruling on a transgender sports case, state attorney general patrick morrisey asking the highest court to step in allow a law banning male student alth lethals who identify present themselves as female from playing in he woman he's sports teams the west virginia attorney general, himself patrick morrisey ag welcome back good to see you tell us about this case. >> good to see you, maria, this is an incredible case an situation west virginia legislature, got in front of the curve did right thing anticipating a lot of what would happen issues with cleo thomas initiativecaa women's swimming championships west virginia said biological males should not compete in have women's shorts to, ensure women's sports could be advanced immediately challenged interestingly there was an injunction slapped against the law right away after we submitted 500 entries 3,000 pages entries district court judge, de

hysterical to me. >> so i can't be a libertarian now? music. "run joe run." >> is this a florida thing? >> it might be a florida thing. here is "america reports." >> john: kayleigh, thank you so much. house will debate a gop bill to give parents more rights inside their children's classrooms. democrats argue it would only pit parents against educators and some parental groups are upset the bill was created for us without us. >> sandra: what will it take for the parents bill of rights act to get bipartisan support and make it all the way to the president's desk? douglas murray and parental rights activist ian pryor, both here to weigh in. >> tiktok has

times you make the point among other in your coverage of this tha there are no libertarians in siliconleys during a ban failure. >> that's absolutely right lawrence these guys, the ventur capitalists, the investors who have been absolutely pleading, insisting that the fed and the fdic, the treasury departmen bail out the banks these are the same guys who've been saying, look, we need t get the government off our backs. if the government stands aside then we in silicon valley will give you flying cars and wha have you they're the same people who say, it's absolutely unfair to give college students debt relief and yet, the other adage i quoted was, where you stan depends on where you sit these guys thought they were sitting in the captain sea until all of a sudden, the needed government to step in and save them. >> banking has traditionally been simply the easiest way, the easiest way, and the easiest business in which to get rich and live well these people couldn't manage the very simple exercise o managing a bank. >> that's right. you know, in the old days, traditionally, if you were a

the founders launched an experiment where a libertarian government. by definition can fail. the founders themself knew that it wasn't path. but they also knew that there was no machinery that he could put in place that would guarantee it to last as long as possible, that it would always take each new generation renewing its commitment and renewing those institutions and reforming what is gone wrong in order to keep the experiment going. so we don't have a guarantee of success. we're not like those in the progressive side and think history is moving towards future utopia. it could all be lost. hala let it not be lost on our watch, which we need to be about the business of reform and renewal of our institutions. >> thanks for optimism. we get to a couple of questions. two rules. we wait for the microphone first and second please state your very brief statement in the form of the question. right down here. yes sir. microphone is right behind you. thank you. >> catholic american, conservative christian nationalists in that order. my question is this. now

i think what we've seen over and over and over is the technology companies focus on a libertarian view of free speech. these are primarily white men who have never felt a time of vulnerability more tuggle brings never lived outside of the united states . he's created something that could potentially be the best thing that could have happened. i know i believed in facebook, but right now it has enabled the rise of fascism. we are losing free will. we haven't talked so much about you yet. has how has your life changed since winning the nobel prize? has the increased spotlight helped you or has it made you more of a target? i think it was an acknowledgement of the sacrifice as journalists have had to me globally, just to do our jobs for me, it meant it was a vindication for rapport. but for me, it meant that doing the right thing is the right thing. because for so many years, it felt like you were foolish to continue standing by these values of, of, and the mission of journalism. news organizations are so weakened today that we cannot do this alone, and we need civil society to work with

i think what we've seen over and over and over is the technology companies focus on a libertarian view of free speech. these are primarily white men who have never felt a time of vulnerability mar, took a break, never lived outside of the united states. he's created something that could potentially be the best thing that could have happened. i know i believed in facebook, but right now it has enabled the rise of fascism. we are losing free will. we haven't talked so much about you yet. has how has your life changed since winning the nobel prize? has the increased spotlight helped you or has it made you more of a target? i think it was an acknowledgement of the sacrifice as journalists have had to me globally, just to do our jobs for me, it meant it was a vindication for wrapper. but for me, it meant the doing the right thing is the right thing. because for so many years, it felt like you were foolish to continue standing by these values of, of, and the mission of journalism. news organizations are so weakened today that we cannot do this alone, and we need civil society to work with us

. >> to this libertarian minded republican, whose popularity is carried him to for straight victoriesng state, it means low taxes, free markets and keeping government largely out of personal lives, including cultural and social issues that many in his party are fixated on. >> if you have an issue with disney, desantis took up that, i have an issue with disney, i get it, but you don't penalize a private business because they disagree with you politically. culture wars are not solved by the government. they should not be a cornerstone of a presidential campaign, no. >> a cornerstone? >> how it impacts people but and power local level. >> most researches on abortions and guns, he opposes, and recognizes climate change but wants to only slowly transition to renewables. and the general election, no clear path through the primaries. >> be approachable. and of the people use that word but pretty extraordinary results, and the countries looking for now, looking for running actually and we are. >> and on xfinity channel 185 and over the air on channel 11- 5. >> and 5:00 newscast. next. any sto

us libertarian think tank whom?tarian think tank the cato institute recently looked again at the behaviour of successive us presidents in relation to the saudi arabian horseshoe in yemen. the report it and suggested the appropriateness of war crimes trials for barack obama. donald trump undue or biden quote whose administrations serviced the us provided warplanes supplied munitions used to bomb weddings, funerals, school buses and other civilian targets given intelligence used for targeting and for a time refuelled saudi and for a time refuelled saudi and emirati aircraft . us and emirati aircraft. us officials could not claim to be surprised at their culpability , surprised at their culpability, they added. the state department warned that they could be held responsible for war crimes. also george w bush is another good candidate for a trial and his aggressive , unjustified attack aggressive, unjustified attack on iraq based on manipulated and fabricated intelligence has what ended up killing hundreds of thousands

the ride was branded as an insurrection, adolescence chums impeachment form a vice chair of the libertarian party are when water says that ignorance is increasingly common among left willing politicians in the west, whether he lied or whether he didn't know the truth is kind of immaterial. i mean, your job is attorney general is to know the truth and if you represent false information, claiming ignorance doesn't work. and this is a classic part of basic political ethics and morals ethics. for example, if a surgeon doesn't know what he's doing, he's not supposed to operate, you know, thing how i didn't know how to do the surgery, so i killed the person, is not no okay excuse. and the same thing applies to an attorney general. it is your job to know the real situation. you can just say whatever you want. and this is become very, very common left wing tactic in united states, the progressive fax thing that i'd say. but the nature of the reaction is very interesting, because if this was simply a question saying he's incorrect, then the solution is just put forth whatever video you want or whate

us libertarian think tank whom?rian think tank the cato institute recently looked again at the behaviour of successive us presidents in relation to the saudi arabian horseshoe in yemen. the report it and suggested the appropriateness of war crimes trials for barack obama. donald trump undue or biden quote whose administrations serviced the us provided warplanes supplied munitions used to bomb weddings, funerals, school buses and other civilian targets given intelligence used for targeting and for a time refuelled saudi and for a time refuelled saudi and emirati aircraft . us and emirati aircraft. us officials could not claim to be surprised at their culpability , surprised at their culpability, they added. the state department warned that they could be held responsible for war crimes. also george w bush is another good candidate for a trial and his aggressive , unjustified attack aggressive, unjustified attack on iraq based on manipulated and fabricated intelligence has what ended up killing hundreds of thousands of

this makhina is being taken out there by thousands of people, tops at rallies , the head of the libertarian, girchi, zurab japaridze was detained, according to some reports, he has been participating in western programs to assist georgia since 1998, or here women's marches, against all the same law on foreigners among the protesters, the leader of the droa or hashtaria party and opposition mps. omar kardzail of the hashtaria, for example, is an unambiguous political stronghold who sees nato integration as the only solution to problems. the region still has the leader of the united national movement opposition parties founded by ex-president mikheil saakashvili levan khabiishvili, he called on the citizens of the country not to give up and fight physically, while in his opinion, he is to blame for the unrest in georgia. well, of course, russia another opposition leader giorgi vashadze. it was he who called on the protesters to take the parliament to horses, he would not advise bad things. he has a harvard education in georgia, there are dozens of american ngos. but the same soros has been op

there are no libertarians in the banking sectors.much like september 15th, 2008 in your latest - if banks want bail outs. if they want bail outs, an they want rescue plans they have to also accept regulations. what happens is they fight regulations tooth and nail a silicon valley bank did. the bank close-up, and suddenly, they want the feds to come i and rescue them. >> exactly, that's exactly right. and the ceo of silicon valle bank, great wrecker, was among those who argued for the weakening of the - rules that would hav necessitated annual stress tests of his bank. he got the limit raised. they got the limit raids, so that his bank would not have t undergo such testing if it had, maybe the problem would have been solved i'm so glad that we have - this morning, because i wa sitting down to write abou this i think my lead is that, what' the definition of a socialist. it's a libertarian tech pro-wh had money in silicon valle bank but, my thinking, who is reall crystallized by a tweet that you wrote, recently. kind of pointing that ou