Nick Gillespie Talks Phony Spending Cuts on Freedom Watch

Reason Staff | 11.22.2011 4:56 PM

Reason.tv editor in chief Nick Gillespie appeared on Freedom Watch to discuss how proposed spending cuts are all hype, as federal spending is only on the rise.

Air Date: November 21, 2011.

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