told milton friedman the theory people are spending other people's money on other people either cost or quality matter. i would rather they spend other people's money on themselves because the lease the quality matters if i spent it that night by the best suit i can find but when you spend taxpayer money on other people equality does not matter either and that is ridiculous decision making you don't think there is waste in our budget? it is absurd how much waste literally. if i could add one more thing. on the other front i'm in to end the segmentation but the lobby front that has been going on for yarns but the source of all of our problems there is a tax code if i could give you a tax break and not give it to the blue suit company give you the competitive advantage in the field that you don't have now you pay be back with the donee -- campaign donation you realize that ripple effect will supply data on thousands over decades? they think about how many value misjudgments because i could give you a tax break? it is no small item. why do you think go left fight so viciously because th

friedman you can't get much more right wing in milton friedman and when godly on the far left wing and one of the right instructors of non-orthodox know an equilibrium approach. to economics and both of them said the road was the protection of you waiting to happen about ten years before it came into existence and i was sort of god when god leaves making the best statement about it and saying that the people who put the road together. because they didn't establish a treasury but they do this at which the central bank must believe that a central bank is all that's necessary and therefore the capitalist economy necessarily which is equilibrium in harmony without needing external intervention from a government sector because that's wrong you're right there's not a non-issue by the way he said this will ultimately lead to a process when the private sector has a financial process and the only expect from this process will be by the immigration will stop action now when he wrote that not in ninety two and beloved in review of books he would have been scoffed at this in extremis alarmist. app

friedman you can't get much more right wing in milton friedman and when godly on the far left wing and godly one of the right instructors of non-orthodox know an equilibrium approach to to economics and both of them said the road was a catastrophe waiting to happen about ten years before it came into existence of god when god leaves it making the best statement about it and saying that the people who put the road together. because they didn't establish a treasury but they did a step which the central bank must believe that a central bank is all that's necessary before the capitalist economy necessarily which is equilibrium and harmony without needing external intervention from a government sector because that's wrong you wrote this not in ninety two by the way he said this will ultimately lead to a process when the great private sector has a financial process and the only expect from this process will be by the immigration will stop. now when he wrote that not in ninety two and beloved in review of books he would have been scoffed at this in extremis alarmist. apparently paranoid indiv

joining me now on the phone from massachusetts, boston globe reporter milton valencia, milton, with theh and now with the federal appeals court upholding the ruling. is this a done deal? >> the state spent a lot of money challenging this unbeingfully. they can bring this before and you had 90 judges sitting on the panel. they can bring this to the u.s. supreme court and they can decide. it's the battle. do they want to pick this or they brought a million dollars in legal fees. does the state want to continue the losing battle or want to provide what has been ordered by the courts? that's where we stand now. they are looking at this and that's where we stand. >> this has been milton's long fought battle as you point out this morning and struggled for years and years feeling that she was a woman in a man's body. do me a favor and walk me through the back story. >> michelle was convicted of murdering her wife. she was robin at that time and she changed her name and she identifies as a woman. she said this has been a lifelong battle. when she received treatment, she started to improve. she

milton and his friend keith are fearlessly heading into the bone chilling cold hitting the midwest. >> i'm from california so i don't know what to expect. i'll find out soon. >> they are die hard forty-niner fans. so sleet nor snow or flight delay will stop them from cheering open the team. >> it's pretty cold. it might be the coldest football game ever. >> as people in the midwest an east coast dug out of snow storms slight delay and cancellation heading into and out of sfo backed up. some flight delay because plains were available but crew stuck at other airport or the other way around. this is lean of passengers looking to get rebooked from flights cancelled or severely delayed because of weather. they head into the cold in new york not sure how they will get home from the airport. >> dad is to come and get us but freeze upstate new york so he doesn't want to use the truck. >> they have plenty of warm ski clothes unlike milton who is packing light for the trip to green bay this is going to be what you are going to survive through over there. >> my team can have less than men i can

nobody has read milton freeman or hyatt. these are people who are ignorant for the most part about economic theory. so as a consequence they buy into this and like the president has done and the results are sastrous. of course it's going to be inequality. have a degree in rocket science and think you're going to have the same equality level as a guy who has nev gone to school. >> that's not what he's asking for. the difference between the person who works on the factory floor a and the ceos used to be about 60-1 now it's about 801. most of the money goes the haves of this country. i know you can't help yourself, i know you have a problem about being silent but give me one second and i'llhut up. the fact of the matter all this wealth is being concentrated in the hands of very wealthy people. it's not circulating in the economy. it's in bonds and stocks. >> it's not inequality. >> let me respond. bonds and stocks for one thing are part of economy. when the rich earn money they invest in the economy to create jobs. >> where? >>

i am in good company there with william f buckley and milton freedman and george shultz, many conservatives who believe the current policy underminds the rule of law and makes kids in poor neighborhoods more vulnerable and doesn't do kneeing really to -- doing do anything to end real use. we need to change the policy. and i don't think we will ever get change coming from washington. that's not where changing comes from. it is always going to come from the grassroots. i agree with jason. the president has no right to go out there and say that marijuana is the same as alcohol. there is no medical evidence for that. in fact, there is a big debate about how dangerous it is, and it is more dangerous than when he used it because it has been -- >> so ped -- suped up. >> yes, suped up with more vibrant ingredients, and it can be dangerous for those whose brains are not totally formed. >> the grassroots colorado and washington legalizing, but what about the issue that jason zeroed in on. we have the laws on on the books, right? controlled substance act i talked about. if the president wants to chang

milton freeman said, get rid of all that stuff.ive people money, let them do with what they will. >> yeah, i mean, it's a decent idea. you couldn't get rid of the whole welfare state, and it would be good to have, like, a tiered system. a guy who i'm friends with who's a blogger has a wonderful piece about a tiered system where you could have retain, for instance, disability payments, give an extra universal basic income to parents so they can pay for their kids. really what this can do is noble and dignify the work we don't consider work in country like childrearing and domestic work and typically women's work that is invisible and uncompensated and allow people to that work. >> my big thing on this, what i liked about this piece is the big thing that looms over american economy right now is the labor market is broken. we have too many people in poverty. that should be the thing. from the left or right, that's what we need it for. jesse myerson. that's "all in." "the rachel maddow show" starts now. >>> thanks to you at home for jo

back in the 1980s, nobel laureate milton friedman first suggested the need for international metric of economic liberty, a measuring stick for future prosperity across the globe. and as i look at this index and read through it, and i would encourage you to look at the whole thing, it is a great book on economics. but i can't help but see the parallels between this index and economic freedom in general and some of the work i did in my previous life on quality management, a quality drink some of you may not know that an american years ago, went to japan like in the 1960s inaction was a key part of an economic revolution in making japan one of the power economic countries in the world. and he did that through this concept of total quality management. it's not something that's talked about a lot in washington for various reasons. the one of the things we used to say when we trained companies to do with quality was you can't improve what you don't measure. it's a key part of this index. it's a key part of creating quality at the company level. but he helped to change the focus in companies

that the doctrine of free speech and the first amendment sort of approach to things dates back to miltonhe's protesting against the british government censoring one of his pamphlets in the 1640s. so really today, when activists argue in favor of free speech on the internet, they're using many of these arguments that sound very familiar to us today because the people who originally advance them were in an information environment that's very similar. i think, again, it's one of these constants that seems to run across the centuries. >> no, it's a very interesting set of perspective you have. >>> now, up next, for all you folks in washington in need of a new year's resolution, abby huntsman's got one for you. so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no, i'm good. you got it? yes. rates for us and them -- now that's progressive. call

. >> niners season ticketholders, milton and keith each paid $300 to sit in frozen metal bleachers. >> i got my thermal, my jerry rice jersey, that's all i need. >> my team can go out there and do it, so can the fans. >> we're in the freezer and it is cold here. the temperature just above 10 degrees fahrenheit. but this is warm compared to what is expected to be at the game. the temperature forecast for the high, negative 5 degrees with the windchill that could drop to as low as negative 51. it is so cold this famous i love lucy episode is not out of the realm of possibility. ask robert nelson from wisconsin. >> we have icicles on our face and on our beard, you know, from sweating as we ran. >> he says bundle in layers topped with waterproof outer wear. the physician says if you feel frostbite, use warm water, not hot. >> when you have early signs of frostbite, you develop numbness. if you are touching hot water, you can cause burns and more damage to the tissue. >> this is my secret weapon. >> dennis o'donnell packed multiple layers. >> i'm going to see if i can handle it. i'm going

niners season ticketholders milton and keith alexander paid $600 to it is on frozen bleachers. >> my team can go out there and do it. so can the fans. >> reporter: we are at the freezer here. it is cold here. the temperature just above 10 degrees fahrenheit. but this is warm compare to what it is expected to be at the game. the temperature forecast for the high, negative five degrees with the windchill that could drop as low as negative 51. it is so cold this famous isle of lucy episode is not out of the realm of possibility. just ask server robert nelson from wisconsin. >> we would have icicles on our face and beard from sweating. >> reporter: he says bundles an layers with waterproof outer wear. if you feel you are getting frostbite, use warm water, not hot. >> when you have early signs of frostbite, you develop numbness to your skin. you can cause more damage and burns to the tissue. >> reporter: kpix5 reporter dennis o'donnell packed multiple layers. >> i'm going the see if i can handle it. hang for at least a quarter. >> reporter: he is armed with triple lined socks boots and gl

the project is set to launch later this month in milton keynes outside london. japanese trading house mitsui company and british engineering group gave out on the main backers the ceremony was held on thursday. british transport minister susan taylor said the project is an opportunity to learn more about the future. the capability of electric boss says. his trial to demonstrate the economic viability of was talking up a set of seats in the uk which will then kick start induction class projects in other towns and cities. in the uk on low for it the buses and the cordless lead the charge while parked over chargers fixed in the road. the divers repeat the ten minute the charging process at either end of the risks. the technology has helped downsize the large batteries previously needed to power electric boxes the new buses will be tested over five years up to eight vehicles will run in the city of it serving more than two thousand passengers a day and the silliness and business news for this hour is another check on the markets the eye. cheryl is intending traveler

mr knight milton comes after days of fierce fighting in the region between the al qaeda backed sunni rebels tribal militias and the army around one hundred people have been killed in the latest bloodshed the third of them have been civilians robert nyman from the campaign group just foreign policy told us it's the government's approach here this pave the way for al-qaeda success. al qaeda doesn't doesn't establish itself in functioning democracies where there's a broad social consensus that the state is legitimate established in countries where there's a breakdown of central government authority and conditions of civil war with a large part of the population that sees the government as illegitimate you know we see this in. afghanistan was this act and this and yemen this isn't in somalia so and we're staying in iraq you know the reason part of the reason that al qaeda has a base in iraq is because a large part of the sunni arab population seeds melky governing as a discriminatory towards the sunni arabs. and it's not just iraq a strong enough to challenge the government in yemen the

milton cheek and keith alexander are leaving sunny san francisco to follow the 49ers to one of the coldest places in the country. >> hey, i believe in my team. i love 'em. i love everything about them. >> negative 30, negative 50, don't matter. we'll be there. >> reporter: the bay area construction coworkers and candlestick season ticketholders paid $300 a ticket to sit on frozen bleachers made of metal in temperatures that will rival the surface of mars. >> if my team can go out there and do it, so can the fans. >> reporter: game time temperatures are expected to be around 0, wind chill minus 30. i'm in the walk-in cooler at a restaurant. it's around 35 degrees in here and after five minutes, i'm ready to go. in green bay, crews are doing what they can to beat back unbearable conditions, shoveling snow and spreading salt. the packers plan to hand out 70,000 hand warmers to fans too. even fans wearing red and gold. these two insist they won't need them. >> i got my thermal, my jerry rice jersey. that's all i need. second row. 49ers side. acting crazy. >> reporter: so with friendship and en

eavesdropping basically they are in the middle of the country near milton keynes and their signal really stations and one of them funnels back to washington from this network of embassy. spy bases including that facility if you're a member that was listening in to you and all allegedly listening into angela merkel's telephone there were previously no special laws that were put in place to govern the land around these spaces so their introduction now is raising questions among critics they're saying you know does it mean that they'll be an expansion of the bases what are they trying to hide and why is the u.k. government helping them in this campaign is also worried that it's preparing the ground for an expansion of the u.s. drone network that this is in preparation for that and we know there is strong evidence that the u.k. has been involved but its bases have been involved in the targeting of drones in the past. stories we're just a click away including reaching for. the u.s. navy is taking to the air with a new. machine put through its paces. find. what it's doing with their private in

he sent a fool us eavesdropping basically they are in the middle of the country in milton keynes mexican relay stations and at one of them finals day two to washington from the snack wacko fantasy that dates back to bite bases i'd been eating that but in pathetic if you read that that was listening in to angola to be listening in tandem of course cafe. i bet though previously known specialist that will put in place to go and then on to brown the space to save them in jobs now he's raising questions among critics this eighteen it does it mean that they'll be an expansion of the bases were today trying to hide the light of the uk government's help in an advanced ai campaign is all that weight that is preparing the ground for hicks and sydney both the us. i've read in that classic that this is in preparation for that we know that this job evidence that the uk has the info for the spaces have been involved in the targeting of trains in the cost. you will store is free just a click away including reaching new heights. the us navy is taking to the at with the new arm of the crop fitted with a

the pride of the library has a first edition of the english philosopher john milton lost in paradise regained illustrated by the artists could stop him in that. i can't wait to send them this book is crisis can even participate in this arm own books and two thousand and nine. if you would sell this book today it is possible to buy a country house near the sea were available russia being recruited by the tony mcginn scheme is also one of the rarest books the first mathematical reference book in the russian empire published only two thousand copies in seventeen o four. this tutorial peter time is now available in the regional format cornell university students will soon go up you can do most of the few that came up we care more than two hundred rare books libraries talk about the books with signatures of pushkin and too costly and books and come to tolstoy. i think in the store is the heart of the scientific community over university. i will. it isn't a valuable book. therefore we can take it away. we come here to read them. it is impossible to find our resources to the inner old books

told milton friedman the theory people are spending other people's money on other people either cost or quality matter. i would rather they spend other people's money on themselves because the lease the quality matters if i spent it that night by the best suit i can find but when you spend taxpayer money on other people equality does not matter either and that is ridiculous decision making you don'th

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representation on the forum and for the open university is doing but i think there are many opportunities for milton keynes, not least provided by a just as well and i look forward to discussing it with them in the future. [inaudible] can't afford to go to work. all because their wages are not going far enough. will the prime minister find except the cost of living is stretching families to breaking point? >> i except we are still recovering from the great recession that took 3000 pounds out of the typical family's income. but what we're seeing now is more people in work including in wales if we are seeing real wages now starting to rise. i think we can be confident yes, it's difficult, yes, it's still hard work but our economy has grown and we want that to be a recovery for everyone in our country. >> the number of people in receipt of the jobseeker's allowance fell 31% between november 2012 and november 2013. youth unemployment fell by even more impressive 40%. does the prime minister share my view that the government's long-term plan is already giving employers the confidence to get hiring again

john: by milton friedman. up next celebrities who do get a right.ture of all life on earth hangs in the bance what happens next depends on us ♪ well you done done me and you bet i felt it ♪ i tried to be chill but you're so hot that i melted ♪ i fell right through the cracks ♪ now i'm trying to get back ♪ before the cool done run out i'll be giving it my bestest ♪ and nothing's going to stop me but divine intervention ♪ i reckon it's again my turn ♪ to win some or learn some ♪ but i won't hesitate no more, no more ♪ it cannot wait, i'm yours ♪ open up your mind and see like me ♪ open up your plans and damn you're free you'll find that the sky'snd yours ♪ so please don't, please don't, please don t ♪ there's no need to complicate ♪ cause our time is short ♪ this oh, this oh, this is our fate ♪ i'm yours >> i pledged to be of service to barack obama. >> i pledge to be a servant to our president. john: they sure drink the kool-aid. but why do so many loved politicians to push bigger government? they are not all stupid? some are but part of it is always

some awesome not so with such group formed in iraq in two thousand three goal yet the biggest in milton group is included in the so called caucasus emirate in along with other associations is seeking to establish an islamic state of the caucus as it was reported earlier the leader of the caucasian militants to call mom of three to commit attacks during the olympics last week ahead of chechnya or amazon can get off to the tomato was killed but this information was not confirmed that you are reminded that the explosions occurred in open ground in the last days of december. the blast killed thirty four people and injured more than seventy it was stated by bill young biggest into my purported suicide bombers to commit attacks. oh god how great his direct involvement wasn't mentioned in the video russia might have helped in which no to collecting information. this was stated by the chairman of the us housing intelligence committee according to reuters in his opinion the technical capabilities of snow than the loan were lower than the performed work. but i just say this i believe there's a re

large parts of the city along with nearby pollution owner milton control late december elsewhere gunmen killed six sunnis in the eastern city of october the night the violence that has forgotten his scandalous thousands march to commemorate a murdered journalists. the reporter was campaigning for a reconciliation between turks and armenians. that sparked anger among nationalists such demonstrations have been staged every year says the journalist was killed in two thousand so. the french interior minister says about a dozen teenagers of left the country enjoying militant groups in syria. he added that the trend of young people traveling to the war zone has dramatically accelerated this after syria's main opposition group finally agreed to attend any of the peace talks after months of wavering art easier this cannot look back at the week's diplomatic twists and turns with time running out before the start of the new conference on serie a was a busy week for global diplomacy. it's our hope that the in the face to face meeting of the regime and the opposition will be the beginning. the begi

television does not take off until the late 1940s after world war ii, in the 1950s when my parents watched milton and captain kangaroo and this was the beginning, though, this was the beginning of a worldwide phenomena that brought people in the united states closer together who gave them a plan on what was happening. >> radio comes in. radio in the 1920s, and radio really takes off amazingly, tens of thousands of radios because remember with radio, people bought them on installment plans and all things. that was popular, also, about this time, remember when franklin roosevelt comes in as president and starts the fireside chats with microphones that we also have in the smithsonian. i mean, the american people are living to that, and they said the president came into our living room. >> has this been on display? >> yes. most recently, we did an exhibit on 1939, so many things happening in the late 30s. i'm fond of, again, given the world fairs, the wizard of oz, come out, superman comics, and this television set was on display. >> something else you wanted to show us back here that displayed in yo

john: by milton friedman.get a right. [ me announcer ] this is the story othe dusty basement at 06 35th street the old dining table at 25th and hoffman. ...and the little room above the strip mall f roble avenue. ♪ this magic momt it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those o believed they had the power to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world'great stories. that began much the same w ours did. in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ >> i pledged to be of service to barack obama. >> i pledge to be a servant to our president. john: they sure drink the kool-aid. but why do so many loved politicians to push bigger government? they are not all stupid? some are but part of it is always the tendency to support what their peers support and hollywood supports liberalism but why did it becomes a leftist? i have some theories. because so many actors are good-looking men - maybe the became famous through a luy audition or a lucky break for good looks so government must i

really doesn't take off until the late 1940s after world war ii and the 1950s when my parents watched milton berle and lucille ball and later i watched captain kangaroo. so this was the beginning. this was the beginning of a worldwide phenomenon that brought people in the united states closer together and gave them a glimpse of what was happening. >> richard kurin do you know, there were 6000 of these. how many people had radios? >> the radio comes in a 1920s and radio really takes off amazingly. there were tens of thousands of radios because remember with radio people could buy them on installment plans and all sorts of things so that he came very popular also about this time remember when franklin roosevelt comes in as president and starts his fireside chats with microphones that we also have in the smithsonian, i mean the american people are listening to that and they said the president is coming to her home. >> has this ever been on display? >> yes, it has. most recently we did an exhibit on 1939. there were so many things happening in the late 30s. i must -- the world's fair in the "wiz

and there is one company in milton that sells it. it is a seed company. and the top hundred hits on google if you type in calcium m ammonia nitrate purpose are w . www.alibaba.c www.alibaba.com. i am not kidding. okay? because it is sold in the middle east. and china. you can go to amazon and buy it from a chinese company. only $6.95 for 50 pounds to be shipped to the united states. okay. get it? it is just tiny little part of the world. okay. how many restricted people are there? 296 of 45,000 people who have play applied for the jobs, 296 since 9-11 have been found to be restricted. 296. and of those 296 people, 200 were disqualified because they had felony convictions of one your or more. and 20% were disqualified for using an illegal substance. okay? no one was disqualified because they were associated with a terrorism organization or a foreign government. no one. no one. so then i am thinking okay. this is 45,000. the center in williston said they process 1.1 million queries a year. and the fbi tells me they have 75 million finger prints now in their

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hn: by milton friedman.o get a right. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower to do more. dell is honored to be part of some of the world's great stories. that began much the same way ours d in a little dorm room -- 2713. ♪ this magic moment ♪ >> i pledged to be of service barack obama. >> i ge to be a servant to our president. john: they sure drink the kool-aid. but why do so many loved politicians to pushigger government? they are not all stupid? some are but part of it is alwayshe tendency to support what their peers support and hollywood supports liberalism but why did it becomes a leftist? i have some theories. because so many actors are good-looking men -- maybe the became famous through a lucky audition or a lucky break for good looks so govern

. >> milton is such an interesting question. i myself pondered often with jeffrey sachs, was he just deluded or was he actually conning himself? it was often difficult for me to understand why he didn't seem to be following the advice on the ground and why he didn't seem able to change course as i think watching it from the outside it seemed that he should have. and i think in the end, i feel very strongly that he has some of you know and gene alluded to here has been sharply critical of me and my book sense that has come out. i think there's a real poignancy there is sadness because of course you have to wonder, is refusing to engage since some of the ideas might look in refusing to discuss openly some of the failures of the project, is that in the best interest of the poor people in rural africa orders that an invest -- invested -- of jeff sachs and that's something you alluded to. it's something i can only venture to guess that. i really don't know. i forget what your other question is. you mentioned about the under secretari