john: on twitter, stossel wired a parading as progressives? folks said all lives matter and the correct answer to the question to black lives matter is not all lives matter, it's yes. [applause] john: what do you say the person who says you are coming out like represses and the republicans who part of my social media fanbase, they are angry at your liberal position. >> there is probably not anything i can say to that reduces him that would change them. >> beating with industry heads if we can be assertive and without spending taxpayer money, trying to improve the lot of citizens and increase the number of good jobs out there, you call that progressive, okay but that's our job and all of this. john: one last one for this block jp finney tweeted this question. stossel, this gary johnson believe he is able to effectively debate tromping clinton? his stage presence lacks command. >> oh man. [laughter] [applause] john: i think that is what the tweeter means. >> i will take it over bullying and braggadocio and sanctimonious speeches, that's for sure

one of the menhe betting odds we quote here is john stossel, host of stossel on the fox business network and he joins us now. john, good to see you. how did you get involved with the betting odds? >> because i got so sick of these polls and the pundits predicting this and that we have known now for a long time that the people who bet, the thousands of people who bet and they are not allowed to in the united states for the most part because republicans mostly have banned it. so most of the betting comes from europe. the betting is a better predictor of future events and much better at predicting elections than polls or pundits. >> so, tell me about where you get the betting odds that you and your colleague who post this information online every day, where do you get it. >> bet fair is where most of it comes from. that's the largest british site, about $50 million is spent there. and people are constantly winning and losing. they are betting on sporting events, mostly. but they also bet on american politics. the state results we get from a site called predicted, which is in the united stat

it will be john stossel. who's with me? >> yeah, not surprised that liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> it tells you things like if you want to reach an independent swing woman voter, buy the house and garden channel. if you want to reach a republican-leaning but less likely to vote independent swing man, go buy the golf channel. >> rove did research on blacks who might vote for bush and found many are christians who watch these tv preachers. >> now in the name of jesus i command this debt out of my life. >> so rove placed advertisements there. >> in ohio, in 2000, bush got 2% of the african american vote. in 2004, he got 16%. we were able to identify a group of african american voters who though, their history was overwhelming democrat, we had clues that gave us a sense they might be reachable. >> this year consultants want to reach not just swing voters, but swing voters in these 10 states. >> you take a map of the united states, and you just cross out states. just cross them out. say we can't win h

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it will be john stossel. who's with me?> yeah, not surprised that liberals watch that. >> what difference does that make? >> it tells you things like if you want to reach an independent swing woman voter, buy the house and garden channel. if you want to reach a republican-leaning but less likely to vote independent swing man, go buy the golf channel. >> rove did research on blacks who might vote for bush and found many are christians who watch these tv preachers. >> now in the name of jesus, i command this debt out of my life. >> so rove placed advertisements there. >> in ohio, in 2000, bush got 2% of the african american vote. in 2004, he got 16%. we were able to identify a group of african american voters who, though, their history was overwhelming democrat, we had clues that gave us a sense they might be reachable. >> this year consultants want to reach not just swing voters, but swing voters in these 10 states. >> you take a map of the united states, and you just cross out states. just cross them out. say we can't win h

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welcome, stossel. >> thank you. we'll cover that tonight. stuart: yes, you will.we have a right to health care? >> no. stuart: do we have a right to education? >> no. stuart: do we have a right to housing? >> no. stuart: do we have a right to food? >> no. stuart: and the left says we are? >> it sounds cruel, and that's why the left says, yeah, you have a right to these things, these are basic rights. but the rights that we have, all those things if they are a right, right to free health care, that means you've got to force some doctor to treat somebody or take money from someone to pay someone else to give them health care or education. the rights the constitution talks about are the right to be left alone from the politicians, from the state. free speech. a right to practice your religion as you wish. a right to be safe from arbitrary searches and seizures. stuart: what about guns? do we have a right -- >> a right to carry a gun, to bear arms. stuart: to bear arms. we do have those rights. >> those are the rights in the constitution. stuart: why does the left wan

that 17-year-old is the stossel in the classroom essay winner. he joins us next. john: ideas like free speech are complex. that's why they often end up before the supreme court. i wouldn't expect high school aged kids to understand this but some do. the idea is america's founders had, ideas that gave us limited government and prosperity. this year we ran an essay contest offering cash prizes for the importance of free speech it was hard to pick the best, but our judges picked the essay written by this young man, a home schooled 17-year-old from washington. he looked around his world and noticed the popularity of movies like county hunger games." he says in these movies one thing remains constant. what remains constant is absence of free speech. we seem to know instinctive live if any society is going to become totalitarian, free speech has to go. it should be profoundly unsettling that every day free speech protections in america grow weaker. congress passed the first sedition act allowing government to ban statements. then it banned scurrilous or abusive language

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that 17-year-old is the stossel in the classroom essay winner. he joins us next.ust waking up and going to school and learning, it makes me feel good as a person. i'm a single mother and i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to do to survive. i never thought that i could go back to school and get it, you know? my sister, my mother, everybody wanted to help me with my kids. group: surprise! angela: i could not have gotten my diploma without my family. sister: you're winning today! mother: we're so very proud of you and love you so much. angela: yeah it's hard, but don't be afraid. keep on going and keep on trying. you can do anything you want. narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org. john: ideas like free speech are complex. that's why they often end up before the supreme court. i wouldn't expect high school aged kids to understand this but some do. the idea is america's founders had, ideas that gave us limited government and prosperity. this year we ran an essay contest offering cash prizes for the

we lad this picture of you blown up and the stossel show producer showed it to people around town. >>> this is a tough one. >> do you recognize this lady? >> elizabeth warren? john: a couple had a clue. >> she looks familiar. i'm going to guess. is that jill stein? >> we did find one big fan. >> this is the next president. the one who will hopefully be the president of the united states. john: you got his vote. but how can you have a chance when people don't know who you are? >> donald trump has had $4 billion of free prime time media, hillary clinton has had $2 billion and we have had zip. 75% of the public has gone on record in polls saying they want a four way debate. not a two-way debate. why should this commission, a private corporation run by the democratic and republican parties be able to silence the political choices of the american voters. we are saying that commission has no legitimacy. >> here is one last opportunity to tell the american people why they should vote for you. >> reject the propaganda that tells you resistance is futile. the number of young people locked in d

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. >> and now, john stossel. john: our rights are at risk. it's partly because the two leading presidential candidates both want to take away some of your rights and also because many americans are confused about what they write is. bernie sanders said things like this. >> health care is a right of all people. john: it's a right, health care? he also said education, decent housing and childcare our rights. politicians around the world agree. u.n. bureaucrats claim plot to things or human rights. protection from unemployment, rest and leisure, food, clothing, housing, necessary social services, free education and periodic holidays with pay. those are human rights? i guess mark zuckerberg abe lincoln and thomas edison, they were deprived of basic human rights. bernie sanders and the u.n. busybodies are wrong. health care, housing and food are not the kinds of rights america's founders wrote about it because he to give one person for housing or education you have to take money from somebody else. that's a violation of those people's rights. in o

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we've noted the polling average shows a very tight presidential race, but my fox news colleagues john stossel and maxim lot keep track of the betting odds and look at them. they show hillary clinton favored as of tonight by nearly 2 to 1. why is this? well, it's the electoral map and fox news shannon bream breaks it down for us. >> it is tempting when the new national polling numbers are released to-to-see them as accurate reflection of who has the best chance of winning the white house. often they are not. that is because the electoral college ultimately cast the votes who determine who will be the next president. so, taking a look at how individual states are polling, and the electoral votes that they hold, that can be more insightful. it takes 270 electoral votes to become president. here's where we stand right now. the red states, which run primarily through the heartland of the country, those are the ones we see solidly in the g.o.p. column for now. they account for 154 votes. missouri right there in the middle. that is classified as leaning g.o.p. that's another 10 votes. on the other s

is here, host of the program stossel, staunch libertarian, i am not in favor of this.thing we created in which we keep fair? where do you stand? john: i don't have a strong opinion, the role of the united states -- not the control of the internet, domain names, doesn't mean they can shut the thing down because it is not profit controlled by the rest of the world hates us, they think we control everything. we pool back on something like that maybe it is a good thing. stuart: is there danger involved? john: so you can have a domain that says something.varney. stuart: this group will decide who gets a domain name. john: it is dominated by the west, will be represented and presumably they will do the right thing for the internet. of the one the interest of the world or something. john: why do we have to control everything? stuart: we are fair. john: what is bigger? stuart: you are going to love this. last one. gary johnson, libertarian candidate for presidency as you know, one of your guys made a mistake, i call it a chronic club in an interview. let's watch it again. john

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