to override their decisions. >> host: besides president biden that was quite complementary of milton freedmand he fit in today's gop in your view? >> guest: that's a very good question. freedman had a very unusual constellation of views. he was not a social conservative he thought abortion should be legal. he was for gate rates he was for drug legalization. those are not typically positions one would associate with the republican party today. on the other hand he very much thought government could be an efficient and it was important for government to spend less and to do less. so, i think those positions are less common in the republican party today. it is hard to know where exactly he would stand on the spectrum at this point in time. but i would say i very much agree with the caller who said one that can disagree with freedman's view and he himself changed his views over his lifetime. he emphasized importance of discussion and debates. but i don't think you can question where he was coming from in the sense he really was trying to increase human freedom. capitalism and freedom, free to cho

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in 1976 milton freedman won the prize for economics and was an advisor to british prime minister margaretr and president ronald reagan who presented him with the presidential medal of freedom in 1988 street lecture up economics at the university of santa barbara and author of milton freedman a biography will join us on the program to discuss the book. wash books that shaped america featuring free to choose monday at live at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, c spent now are free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast where you can learn more about the authors of the books featured. ♪ >> we are going to take you up to capitol hill. congressman of california joining us this morning. congressman it isus going to be and is it another busy day. less than 10 days from a possible shutdown, show down once again. what do you think it will take for democrats to support any sort of short-term funding that republicans are trying to propose here? >> we are willing to support its. as long as that is in line with previous speaker mccarthy

milton freedman, who i talk about in the book, is another. >> murray rothbarn. >> murray is the mostnt political philosopher you never heard of it. he was active in the movements from the 1950's through the 1980's. he was the mentor to randy barnett to brought the obamacare challenge to the best known libertarian political philosopher and persuaded charles koch to found the cato institute. he was an anarchist, opposed to any power, he thought illegitimate for the state to exist at all, that taxation was theft and he based this in part on terrible philosophical arguments about the wrongness of having any kind of state power at all. and in part, on extremely optimistic arguments about what would happen if, as inevitably the case with anarchy, you have multiple injuries of armed power within the same geographical area. we have experience with this, they're called war lords. not good living among them. >> andrew koppelman, you began in the 1930's, weren't libertarianism weren't there earlier versions? >> well, so, libertarianism to the extent that those ideas are possible in the 19th cen

will feature rose and milton freedman's book, freedom to choose. book was written in 1980 shortly after the television series of the same name and strongly argued for free trade, limited government regulation and school choice, a best seller, free to choose continues to spark debate today in 1976, milton freedman won the nobel prize for economics and was an advisor to british prime minister margaret thatcher who presented him with the presidential medal of freedom. the lecturer of economics, university of california, santa barbara, author milton friedman will join us to discuss the book. watch, books that shape america, free to choose, monday live 9 p.m. eastern, on c-span, on our video and app or online and learn more on podcasts about the authors featured. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including media com. >> at media com, we believe what you have right here or right here or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast, reliable internet. that's why we're leadin

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milton freedman and richard nixon tried to pass through congress in 1969 as part of the family assistance plan. and thomas payne in the camp of justice advocated for it as well. now, to pedro, when will you have scott santon on the show because he is a very strong advocate for universal-based income and he and the research they've conducted. they can fill a book on it. >> yeah, thanks. universal-based income is the idea that the government through a tax code or check in the mail will send everybody a basic monthly subsis tans allowance. subsistence allowance or a check andri basically like kans. the first question is does it make sense in the aggregate and the second make sense on an appropriations bill. on an appropriations bill, the answer is pretty much no. appropriations bills are for discretionary spending and that is part of the budget that is appropriated each year. this is new program, we want to more of a a large e term and i'm not a fan but the biggest challenge is that if we were to decide 20 do it it, people have to be willing to pay for it. when andrew yang proposed this, he

lecture of economics at the university of california santa barbara author of milton freedman a biography will join us on the program to discuss the book watch books that shaped america featuring free to choose to nightlife at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, see spent now or free mobile video app online@c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast you could learn more about the authors of the feature. >> the best ways a world can prepare respond to global health crises with doctor anthony fauci u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield. >> good morning. >> thank you. well, welcome to today's symposium on health security in the 21st century we are pleased to have you. this symposium is cohosted with the council on foreign relations and the global health security and diplomacy bureau at the department of state. i am tom i direct the global health program here at the council on foreign relations. i think there are three takeaways you should take from today's impact totally amazing agenda. the first is the effort to ensure global health i security remai

and milton freedman argument in their big forces you describe in the book that should already be shapinghe workplace and the university and they are not. [laughter] so apparently it's not that reliable. this is not always work in the best interest reflects but in some point there's markets and competition i think companies perhaps also government agencies are at some point understand that unless they tap into the talent pool that we are talking about their not going to be necompetitive. so i think in thema end competition in the market will get us somewhere i do believe in that the company would realize we are wasting the brains of half of ourca workers because mildred train then get them opportunities to improve it. and by the way the best models for this but reagan did not start as a politician as we all know and thatcher it was a researcher at oxford university she actually came up with the way to manufacture ice rink so it would last longer. she was a a chemist. that's why they called her the edlady of softserve. [laughter] that's what she was called. i don't think there's many of w

just so you know my background a little bit luke first with milton freedman. on a couple other legal groups about the first case in wisconsin. the governor was tommy thompson we got in milwaukee. it was challenged by teachers union the federal teachers union naacp, you name it. and we won. but to the state supreme court we won went to the u.s. supreme court twice and we won. the path has been laid for this i do not know how to answer your question. if i were to say i mention on fox is not going to reach 90% of people in california. it's just not. thee other half don't even understand english to be perfectly honest. sthis really needs to be even though each locality and states these to be a priority. the biggest, strongest, donors we have in thisry country becaue everybody's attack in the educational system. except us. we only have c as parent on their own taken the kids out of the school's been homeschooling their kids, setting up all these other things. which is great in the southerners and inner cities they can't do this. so i don't have an easy answer for y

. >> would you comment on one of my favorite milton freedman quotes, the failure of public policies is confusing results with intentions? >> the question was, could you comment on the insight that the failure of public policy is the confusion of results with intentions. >> i had a moment in june of 2021, a rare moment where one of my predictions comes true and that is the inflation was beginning to show up and i wrote a column with the title "milton friedman's revenge", and another, that inflation is never a monetary phenomenon, saying no biden, no yellen, the inflation will not be temporary. i do this not to pat myself on the back, but milton friedman has a renaissance. and a historian will come out with a biography on milton friedman and an opportunity to revisit not just the insight you pointed and one i mentioned, that friedman's general view. there's one key point from milton friedman, i think we should keep in mind. friedman always stressed the interconnection between political and economic freedom. this was his major point. we had to support economic freedom because once economi

in 1976, milton freedman won the nobel prize for economics and was an advisor to british prime minister margaret thatcher who presented him with the presidential medal of freedom. the lecturer of economics, university of california, santa barbara, author milton friedman will join us to discuss the book. watch, books that shape america, free to choose, monday live 9 p.m. eastern, on c-span, on our video and app or online and learn more on podcasts about the authors featured. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including media com. >> at media com, we believe what you have right here or right here or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast, reliable internet. that's why we're leading the way. >> media com support c-span as a public service, alo with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the senate is about to gavel in for the day where they will work on three judicial nominations. yesterday members vote today limit debate on the nominees and to block a proposed rul

lecture of economics at the university of california santa barbara author of milton freedman a biographyjoin us on the program to discuss the book watch books that shaped america featuring free to choose to nightlife at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, see spent now or free mobile video app online@c-span.org. also be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion podcast you could learn more about the authors of the feature. >> the best ways a world can prepare respond to global health crises with doctor anthony fauci u.s. ambassador to the un linda thomas greenfield.