Make Sure to Watch a Very Special, Very Reason-y, Episode of Stossel Tonight on Fox Business at 9pm ET
Tonight's episode of Stossel is Reason-riffic! The theme of the show: What does the future hold?
Peter Suderman talks about Net Neutrality with John Stossel and Nick Gillespie and Veronique de Rugy discuss their recent story, "The 19 Percent Solution: How to balance the budget without raising taxes."
Also appearing are Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas), Patri Friedman of The Seasteading Institute, spending-eliminationist Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah), and George Mason economist Robin Hanson.
Stossel airs on Fox Business Channel at 9pm ET. Go here for more info.
Here's Stossel's latest column, which is about seasteading.
A few weeks back, Reason Foundation education analyst Lisa Snell talked with Stossel about how to cut education spending while boosting student outcomes. Take a look:
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Not to slight Suderman, Gillespie and de Rugy, but what the hell better thing does Welch have to do tonight? We're traveling into the unknown future here. All hands on deck.
Which brought several anti-Stossel nitwits out of the woodwork...
Slight threadjack: Apparently, the US government is going to tax Canadian, Mexican and Carribean visitors to the US arriving by air:
http://www.canada.com/business.....story.html
The article says that PM Harper is "slamming" the fee, but as Canada runs a huge $10b+ travel deficit with the US, I would think he should cheer it.
Nice way you guys have of shooting yourself in the foot.
Apparently we'll all be short on dignity in the future.
So Mike Lee says now all the sudden voters are the problem for the defecit spending.
At least he's wearing an orange Reason tie.
Stammering on farm subsidies question. Not good.
If Stossel strikes de Rugy's graph down, it shall become more powerful than you could possibly imagine.
Repukes are trying to throw Oscar the Grouch out with the trash.
Veronique wants to pass the buck down to the states. THEY CAN'T EVEN PRINT THEIR OWN MONEY.
Gillespie and de Rugy played off by Stossel's light saber.
Prediction markets = witchcraft
Homeland security on the line isn't enough incentive for intelligence analysts to tell the truth?
This just in: your friends are idiots.
Hanson wants you to shut your yap until you have something good to say.
It appears Stossel's show is paid for solely by ad revenue dollars from attorneys.
Cartoon bears. Stossel going for a younger demo.
Suderman, looking for applause.
"Financial crack".
Raaaaaacist.
Joe Klein consented on our behalf to government safety hammocks.
Can I opt out of audience participation?
If we go back to the concept of victor's spoils, we could start plundering our enemies to pay for our occupations.
Geraldine Ferraro is concerned about the bureaucracy of doing away with the IRS.
"Trains are sexy."
But not the kinds of trains Stossel is showing on screen.
Like I'm going to listen to a man from Antebellum Era south about cars of the future.
Amtrak gets "about as oiled as a diesel train."
Finally, a man from the future.
Apparently food pills aren't that nourishing, but at least we won't have to shave our heads and wear silver V jumpsuits.
Actually, a good question from this little lady in the audience.
"What happens on the seastead when government overreaches there?"
Seasteading on the seastead.
Ouch, a dig at Windows 95 from out of nowhere.
John really needs to govern his pauses better going into commercial. He invariably causes awkward applause.
Governments are road hogs.
Cameraman hiding out in Stossel's regulations fort.
USA! USA! We're not Egypt!
And Stossel's trip back to the future is done. We return to a world of manually-driven, non-flying cars.