which led the entire south in doing and to learn that milton friedman, the chicago trained economist had issued his first manifesto for school vouchers in 1955 after the news have been coming up from the south for several years by then at the most arched segregationists were threatening to set the public education rather than allow desegregation in defiance of the federal courts. so at first i thought all the common milton friedman is part of my story can let me keep him on the radar. i kept moving with my school story which was a civil rights meets neoliberalism story, you could say. in following footnote i learned of a 1959 report by two economists also trained at the university of chicago, james mcgill buchanan and were not her would set up the center of university virginia in 1956. 1956. arrived in september just after the general assembly of virginia had passed this week of massive resistance loss. i'm going to get a sense of that report, the 1959 report in a moment with the reading but i would just say it really shocked me to see to university professors making an economic case

so first i thought probably come that milton friedman is part of verse tori. and i kept moving with my school story, which is a kind of a civil rights neoliberalism story you could say. inspiring the footnotes, i learned of a 1959 report by two economists also trained at the university of chicago, james mccovey tannen who had set up a center at the university of virginia in 1956 year they arrived in september after the general assembly of virginia had passed the laws. i will give you a sense of that report come in the 1959 report in a moment with the reading. i would just say that it will shock me to see two university professors making an economic case for what the arch segregationist for asking, the most radical committed segregation of virginia we are seeking. what really upset me and provoked me intellectually is that these economists were not making their case in racial terms. they were making it in the terms of their discipline. but it was clear that they were opportunistically exploiting the crisis, the tremendous crisis and tragedy unfolding to the sou

read milton friedman. i said, there is a movement that needs to be started on our high school and college campuses. means --saying by any i am a voluntary free trade association live. i'm not saying you should not be able to form his groups or free -- those groups or safe spaces. micro-aggression, trigger warning, incident response team. you talk about that. that crosses the line. >> for someone who consistently talks about how i am putting words in your mouth, you talk like i am the kind of person who says trigger warnings and, you committing au are micro-aggression against me. others to who look to talk to them, heal themselves in is saidacity, why something you are triggered by? how does that and french on your liberties? -- how does that infringe on your liberties? one thing that bothers me is how much conservatives talk about freedom and how they are in favor of freedom like to infringe on other people's liberties. there is something very wrong about that. if donald trump comes your campus -- i am say

read milton friedman. i said, there is a movement that needs to be started on our high school and college campuses. i am not saying by any means -- i am a voluntary free trade association live. i'm not saying you should not be able to form his groups or free -- those groups or safe spaces. micro-aggression, trigger warning, incident response team. you talk about that. that crosses the line. >> for someone who consistently talks about how i am putting words in your mouth, you talk like i am the kind of person who says trigger warnings and, you work in -- you are committing a micro-aggression against me. for people who look to others to talk to them, heal themselves in some capacity, why is said something you are triggered by? how does that and french on your liberties? -- how does that infringe on your liberties? one thing that bothers me is how much conservatives talk about freedom and how they are in favor of freedom like to infringe on other people's liberties. there is something very wrong about that. i

. >> you'' milton friedman one of the great mistakes. >> that is such a good'' with every government program should be judged. has not reduced poverty. so we will change those tactics to win the war. this is not a good plan so far we could get the momentum of a political commitment that we could solve a lot of these problems and make improvements that is why the urge the senate to get on board. >> what is your first action as labor secretary?. >> to implement policy to create jobs of those sanders cities because they have hurt job growth i want to see people prepare for the job that exist with the apprenticeships and internship programs with the private sector the government spends 300 million per year? excuse me 30 billion the private sector spends 300 billion so we don't run around doing crazy things that those that are willing to train people for those jobs like computer programmers they cannot even find a the people we have 6 million job openings that is a historic high. there has never ben 6 million we need to train people with the inner-city and get them into the system. as the

milton friedman. et i arrived in italy in november two thousand and eleven to shoot a documentary the nation was at risk of default and under pressure of the european institutions the berlusconi government had just resigned in favor of mario monti a technician who would have avoided the forthcoming catastrophe it was the first time in a decade that i came back to the land where i was born here used a brilliant mind. to advance a moral vision. a vision of a society. where men and women are free. to choose italy had been downgraded by the rating agencies and they'd lost credibility in the eyes of international markets there was everywhere a climate of fear and uncertainty about the future. and freeman is showing is that when government attempts to substitute its own judgments. for the judgments of free people. the results are usually disastrous. the italian case with the debt out of control could have even caused a domino effect on the whole european economy not only don't seem to pin. what was going on

a great statement by milton friedman said nobody spends someone else's money as wisely as their own. that's why government is not efficient. that and because there's no profit motive. the invisible hand of self-interest. people say how terrible it is. what if government didn't direct all of our economic affairs and people were selfish and wanted more money for their family. self-interests, trying to maximize profit leads to efficiency. capitalism is that supply and demand curve crossing. what's the result of it crossing and finding the intersection? the most amount of goods to the most amount of people at the cheapest cost. you want central planning, go visit venezuela, go visit cuba. [applause] sen. paul: conservatives are very good with the second amendment. that may be their best amendment, probably. i'm all for the second amendment. i am very supportive personally, in public and every which way you can think, but the thing is you have to think of all the bill of rights. you want to defend the second amendment, you have to really believe in the first amendment. without speech, dis