Judge Napolitano’s show today was another great one. His guests included Alex Jones, Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Lew Rockwell, Cody Willard, and Mark Skousen.
The show opened with Alex Jones cross-broadcasting the show on his own radio show for the first 10 minutes. The Judge then ranted for about 4 minutes regarding the Constitution and applying it to contract law (posted earlier).
Then Lew Rockwell enters the discussion about AIG and their bonuses. They bring in Peter Schiff and Dr. Ron Paul for the final 30 minutes.
I found the discussion very interesting because they all did not agree about whether or not the AIG bonuses should be returned and/or taxed.
I really hope the show is eventually added to the FOX News TV lineup.
Watch the full hour below.
NOTE: If the playlist doesn’t work properly please go here to watch all 6 videos. Sometimes the embedded Youtube playlist misbehaves.
Also, there may be one more surprise guest added to the lineup at the last minute.
It sounds like another great show with some new blood (so to speak). Please spread the word and tune in to the show tomorrow at 2pm if you can. The more people that watch the show online the better chance it has of making into the normal Fox TV lineup. You can watch the show here: http://foxnews.com/strategyroom (Foxnews.com Strategy Room online channel).
This is yet another effort to demonstrate the popularity of the Judge’s show so that it may get on the Fox News TV channel at some point. So, please visit the new site, watch, comment, and rate the videos, then spread the site around to friends and colleagues.
On the site you will find all the show archive videos (and audio for the first show), a link to the live show, links to guests’ sites, and upcoming guest announcements.
Regular guests to the show include Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Lew Rockwell, Cody Willard, and Tracy Byrnes.
This week’s episode of Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano is in the bag. This week Ron Paul, Lew Rockwell, Peter Schiff, Campaign For Liberty President John Tate, Tracy Byrnes (from FBN), and John Stossel joined the Judge for more discussion on liberty.
They discussed Obama’s plan for education, the endless bailouts, and more. John Stossel joined the show during the final minutes via telephone and discussed his upcoming special on 20/20 Friday night at 10pm EST called “Bailouts, Big Spending, and Bull.”
Ron Paul was on for the first 15 minutes or so. John Tate joined during the last half hour. Please spread the playlist below around the net. And be sure to join the Facebook “Fans of Freedom Watch” group if you haven’t already.
Watch what many are calling the liberty power hour below. All 6 parts should play in succession via the playlist here.
Judge Napolitano continues his liberty power hour, Freedom Watch, tomorrow afternoon at 2pm EST. This week he welcomes one of the main stream media’s best free market libertarians John Stossel. No doubt they will discuss Stossel’s upcoming special on 20/20 Friday night called “Bailouts, Big Spending, and Bull”, among other topics.
The Judge also brings back Ron Paul, Lew Rockwell, Peter Schiff, and Tracy Byrnes (from Fox Business Channel). Also joining the crew will be Campaign For Liberty President John Tate.
The show has been a big hit on the Internet and YouTube. The ultimate goal is to try to get the show on the Fox News TV channel so please show the Fox Execs how much you support the show by doing the following:
Judge Napolitano’s Freedom Watch show number 4 went out over the net today from the Fox News Strategy Room online channel. Ron Paul kicked off the show with Lew Rockwell. They discussed several topics of note. Are Republicans playing politics or do they really believe in limited government suddenly? What about these FEMA Camps?
Next, John Lott and Larry Pratt are interviewed together. Unfortunately, my computer had a problem during this portion of the show and I missed most of the interview (about 10 minutes).
Then it was Ron Paul’s son Rand Paul’s turn to discuss his potential run for Senate in Kentucky. He reiterates that he will only run if Senator Bunning chooses not to run. Listening to Rand is a bit like listening to his father. He even uses some of the same phrases. To me he sounds just like a young Ron Paul. Even if he chooses not to run in 2010 I foresee him running at some point and I see him being successful.
Watch the always excellent show below (playlist with 6 parts). Please comment and rate the videos to help get this show more exposure for potential airing on FOX TV.
As is often the case, Lew Rockwell is right on the mark when he takes Obama’s policies to task in his most recent article at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He points out that Obama and his team clearly fail to realize that freedom is the foundation of and the reason for social and economic flourishing, and in fact they operate as though the opposite were true. At the same time, the general populace (especially those who have high hopes for the Obama presidency) seem to think that the nation’s leader can solver all of our ills through sheer will. And of course, the so-called “economic stimulus” doesn’t stimulate the economy; it merely stimulates the government.
Read the article:
The great failing of the Obama administration is that it is packed with people who show no apparent knowledge of the essential truths of liberal theory. That theory — which is the core of the American political contribution to, and the driving force of, modernity itself — is that freedom is the foundation of and the reason for social and economic flourishing. All evidence suggests they know nothing of this.
Obamites hold the opposite view, the one advanced by the pharaohs and emperors of old, all the way through the Talibans and Hugo Chavezes of our own time. It is the view that nothing is beyond the competence of the state and its great leader. Particularly in economic affairs, these people have a wildly inflated view of what the nation’s chief executive can accomplish through sheer will.
Liberal theory teaches that one truism of government is that whatever it does, the results end up making the problem not better but worse. [Continue]
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Judge Napolitano’s great new show “Freedom Watch” aired its second show today. Lew Rockwell joined last week’s guests Ron Paul, Peter Schiff, Cody Willard, and others for an hour of free market discussion.
They discuss Obama’s stimulus bill in detail, lament its unconstitutionality and the tactics used in getting it passed. This show is a dream come true for all freedom lovers. Perhaps one day FOX will add it to their regular television lineup.
Note: The videos were captured from the online web stream so there may be a few sections with video lag. Thanks to the show’s producer George Szucs for permitting the show to be captured and posted here and on YouTube, in fact he encouraged it.
Today I came across a great article by Lew Rockwell that I feel the need to share with the readers of Liberty Maven. I don’t have much to say about it besides “it’s great!” and “read it now!” Here it is:
President Obama is under the impression that history owes him $1 trillion right now to spend on whatever he wants. His language is strident and full of irritation that anyone would question his right to live out his personal dream of being Franklin Roosevelt to George Bush’s Hoover. This, he says, is what the election was all about.
The arrogance reminds me of George Bush after 9-11, who similarly believed that history owed him a gargantuan war in the tradition of FDR. And look how that arrogance led to disgrace and loss, as he unwittingly presided over the destruction of American prosperity while searching for bugbears abroad.
It just goes to show you that the presidency is something like a drug. It makes people lose all connection to reality. Part of the reality that Obama needs to recognize is that the New Deal was a calamity far worse than the initial market downturn that began it. He needs to stop basing his policies on dumbed-down civics texts versions of events and consider the economic logic. [Continue]
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Today I came across a great article by Lew Rockwell that I feel the need to share with the readers of Liberty Maven. I don’t have much to say about it besides “it’s great!” and “read it now!” Here it is:
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