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Nick Gillespie (Editor in Chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com) demolished the opposition along with his debate partner Paul Butler in an Intelligence Squared Debate on the issue of Legalizing Drugs. His opponents, Asa Hutchinson (Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration) and Theodore Dalrymple didn't even come close to matching Nick's common sense, clever, and well-delivered arguments.
Please visit Intelligence Squared's website to watch the debate in it's entirety, download the podcast versions, and read more about the details of the debate here:
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"Our current system is failing parents, it's failing taxpayers and especially it's failing students," says Reason TV's Editor in Chief, Nick Gillespie, who joined Reason Foundation’s Director of Education and Child Welfare, Lisa Snell, at Reason's Los Angeles headquarters to give a talk on public education abuses.
Gillespie points out that education in America is out of step with the libertarian moment or "a time of increasingly hyper-individualized, hyper-expanded choice over every aspect of our lives...a world where it’s more possible than ever to live your life on your own terms." But, he points school choice pushes education one step closer to that hyper-individualized world:
School choice allows us to individualize our kids' education just as we increasingly individualize so many aspects of our own lives, from racial and gender affiliation to where and who we work to what sorts of movies, music, and food we produce and consume.
The beginnings of this life may have already been felt as the internet expands its focus.
"Right now [...] you can teach yourself almost anything online [and] you can find someone who has developed a curriculum and in many cases for free," says Snell. "And that is definitely going to have an impact on the future of education."
The talk in L.A. was a part of National School Choice Week, a celebration of charters, private , public, and online education for kids and their parents across the United States.
Music is "Heritage Place" by Josh Woodward.
Produced by Paul Detrick. Sound engineering by Todd Krainin. Shot by Justin Monticello, Alexis Garcia, and Alex Manning.
Go to Reason.com for downloadable versions and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
- published: 31 Jan 2016
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"It's to the eternal shame of higher education in America that it no longer celebrates itself as a place where anything can happen, anything can be discussed, anything can be taught," says Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com. In an interview with FIRE, Gillespie considers how the state of free expression on campus has deteriorated since his days at Rutgers University and why "FIRE is more important now than ever."
For a complete transcript of this video, please visit: http://thefire.org/article/15507.html
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Produced by Ted Balaker. Edited by Matt Edwards. "Morenita" by Ed Kliman, "Blues Loop" by Dobriode, and "Gold and Honey" by Daniel Knowler (Magnatune Records).
- published: 11 Mar 2013
- views: 7590
Our guest on Q&A;, our guest is Nick Gillespie, Editor in Chief of Reason.com and Reason.tv, and the co-author (with Matt Welch) of a new book about libertarianism.
- published: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 9450
As a political philosophy, libertarianism stresses concepts such as self-ownership, voluntary consent, and non-agression. In many areas of human activity, the application of such ideas seems relatively straightforward. In others, reaching clarity is far more difficult.
On Tuesday, May 21, from 2pm to 3pm in Washington, D.C., Reason hosted a discussion tackling one of the most controversial and debated issues of the day: abortion. Among self-identified libertarians, there's a wide variety of positions, ranging from support for all forms of abortions to the prohibition of the same.
The participants include:
Katherine Mangu-Ward, Reason magazine's managing editor
Mollie Hemingway, editor of Ricochet and a contributor to Christianity Today
Ronald Bailey, Reason's science correspondent
The topics discussed:
When does human life - and when do rights - begin?
What's the role of science - and religion - in setting abortion policy?
Is there a role for the state in prohibiting, regulating, and providing abortion?
A fast-paced 30-minute discussion was followed by audience Q&A;.
About 45 minutes.
Hosted by Nick Gillespie and produced by Joshua Swain.
- published: 26 May 2013
- views: 28643
"Politicians are like criminals in Batman comics. They're a superstitious, cowardly lot. And the minute that they know they're going to lose elections because they're spending too much money, they will find their inner cheapskate and start [spending less]," said Reason's Nick Gillespie during his speech at the Reason Weekend event in Las Vegas.
In "5 Unacknowledged, Unexpected, and Unavoidable Facts about Government Spending and the Economy," Gillespie says politicians such as President Obama and John Boehner are in denial. Influential economists like Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers correctly diagnose debt as a problem even as they prescribe more debt as the cure.
Gillespie argues that:
• We're spending too much. Two wars, entitlement growth, and a massive stimulus are the results of a spending frenzy over the last decade.
• We've got too much debt. Every level of government is in over their heads. The literal and figurative bankruptcies of cities such as Stockton, California and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania are the canaries in the coal mine.
• Debt overhang kills growth. The latest studies are clear: excessive debt, sustained over long periods of time, hurts economic growth. Beyond the cost of higher interest rate payments, increasingly higher debt loads -- which Gillespie calls "a ziggurat of doom" -- promises to reduce opportunities for everyone.
• Spending growth is driven by entitlements. Since the Great Society programs of the 1960s, the government has switched from providing infrastructure and basic services, to being a national insurance broker. The consequences of this are dire because, as statistician Nate Silver notes, "most of us don't much care for our insurance broker."
• Trust in government is at historic lows. This kind of distrust is an inevitable result of a mismanaged economy. Yet it's also cause for optimism. Public discontent sow the seeds of reform, allowing the possibility of meaningful fiscal reform.
Gillespie's talk, in which he also sketches solutions to long-term economic malaise, is followed by audience Q&A;.
Runs about 38 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Camera by Meredith Bragg and Alex Manning.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/04/11/gillespieondebtandspending for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 15 Apr 2013
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- published: 28 Jun 2012
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Nick Gillespie is editor in chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com, the online platforms of Reason, the libertarian magazine of "Free Minds and Free Markets.
- published: 23 Jun 2012
- views: 163581
President Obama gave every pot advocate in America a metaphorical contact high when he appeared to soften his position on marijuana over the weekend, and despite the White House backtracking from what he said, it's still a big effing deal. Reason's Nick Gillespie battled Patrick Kennedy over that very issue on CNN with Don Lemon Wednesday night. Kennedy argued legalizing pot for adults sends the wrong message to kids, while Gillespie kept insisting prohibition just does not work.
Kennedy argued that marijuana is "damaging to emotional growth as well as to cognitive growth," and if it's legal for adults, "young people think it's no big deal." Gillespie shot back that there are far worse consequences of keeping it illegal, citing the disturbing racial disparity in drug arrests across the country. Kennedy responded by saying black people are "arrested and incarcerated at much higher rates" regardless of what the offense in question is.
Gillespie said that the U.S tried prohibition once with alcohol and it failed miserably, saying he just wants to be able to treat adults "like adults who are responsible for what they do." Lemon cited stats showing people think alcohol is more harmful than pot, which Kennedy agreed with, but then went on to say that should mean, ideally, Obama should "regulate the liquor industry."
- published: 23 Jan 2014
- views: 1050
Nick Gillespie (born August 8, 1963) is the editor of Reason.com and Reason.tv and was the editor in chief of Reason magazine from 2000 to 2008. He has written articles or been a commentator for many media outlets and edited one anthology, Choice: The Best of Reason.
Gillespie hosts and anchors a number of the Reason TV offerings, and has become, along with Drew Carey, one of the most familiar faces of Reason TV.
Gillespie was born in Brooklyn, New York, and grew up in New Jersey. His educational history includes a B.A. in English and psychology from Rutgers University and a M.A. in English from Temple University, as well as a Ph.D. in English literature from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He has two sons, Jack Gillespie and Neal.
Prior to joining Reason, Gillespie worked at a number of small trade magazines and other journalistic outlets. He worked for several years at Teen Machine magazine, where he interviewed celebrities and ghost-wrote an advice column for actress Alyssa Milano.
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The Nanny is an American television sitcom originally broadcast 1993–1999, starring Fran Drescher as Fran Fine, a Jewish Queens native who becomes the nanny of three children from the New York/British high society.
Created and executive produced by Drescher and her then-husband Peter Marc Jacobson, The Nanny took much of its inspiration from Drescher's personal life growing up in Queens, involving names and characteristics based on her relatives and friends. The show earned a Rose d'Or and one Emmy Award, out of a total of thirteen nominations, and Drescher was twice nominated for a Golden Globe and an Emmy. The sitcom has also spawned several foreign adaptations, loosely inspired by the original scripts.
Jewish-American Fran Fine, fresh out of her job as a bridal consultant in her fiance's shop, first appears on the door step of Broadway producer Maxwell Sheffield (Charles Shaughnessy) peddling cosmetics, and quickly stumbles upon the opportunity to become the nanny for his three children. Soon Fran, with her off-beat nurturing and no-nonsense honesty, touches the whole family as she gives the prim-and-proper Maxwell and his children a dose of 'Queens logic,' helping them to become a healthy, happy family; a family that she later fully joins when she becomes engaged and then married to Maxwell. She then adds to this family of five when she and Maxwell have fraternal twins.
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William "Bill" Maher, Jr. (
/ˈmɑːr/; born January 20, 1956) is an American stand-up comedian, television host, political commentator, author, and actor. Before his current role as the host of HBO's Real Time with Bill Maher, Maher hosted a similar late-night talk show called Politically Incorrect originally on Comedy Central and later on ABC.
Maher is known for his political satire and sociopolitical commentary, which targets a wide swath of topics including religion, politics, bureaucracies of many kinds, political correctness, the mass media, greed among people and persons in positions of high political and social power, and the lack of intellectual curiosity in the electorate. He supports the legalization of marijuana and same-sex marriage, and serves on the board of PETA. He is also a critic of religion and is an advisory board member of Project Reason, a foundation to promote scientific knowledge and secular values within society. In 2005, Maher ranked at number 38 on Comedy Central's 100 greatest stand-up comedians of all time. Bill Maher received a Hollywood Walk of Fame star on September 14, 2010.
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23:30Nick Gillespie Destroys Asa Hutchinson in Drug Debate
Nick Gillespie Destroys Asa Hutchinson in Drug DebateNick Gillespie Destroys Asa Hutchinson in Drug Debate
Nick Gillespie (Editor in Chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com) demolished the opposition along with his debate partner Paul Butler in an Intelligence Squared Debate on the issue of Legalizing Drugs. His opponents, Asa Hutchinson (Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration) and Theodore Dalrymple didn't even come close to matching Nick's common sense, clever, and well-delivered arguments. Please visit Intelligence Squared's website to watch the debate in it's entirety, download the podcast versions, and read more about the details of the debate here: http://intelligencesquaredus.org/debates/past-debates/item/789-legalize-drugs Read Nick Gillespie's articles on Reason.com: http://reason.com/search?f[author][]=nick-gillespie&q;=*&s;=-pubdate Subscribe to Nick's fantastic channel, Reason.TV here on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ReasonTV -
6:44Nick Gillespie on Lean Forward - Sanders & Trump Two Sides of Same Coin
Nick Gillespie on Lean Forward - Sanders & Trump Two Sides of Same Coin -
36:26Reason's Nick Gillespie & Lisa Snell Call Bullsh*t on Public Education Abuses
Reason's Nick Gillespie & Lisa Snell Call Bullsh*t on Public Education AbusesReason's Nick Gillespie & Lisa Snell Call Bullsh*t on Public Education Abuses
"Our current system is failing parents, it's failing taxpayers and especially it's failing students," says Reason TV's Editor in Chief, Nick Gillespie, who joined Reason Foundation’s Director of Education and Child Welfare, Lisa Snell, at Reason's Los Angeles headquarters to give a talk on public education abuses. Gillespie points out that education in America is out of step with the libertarian moment or "a time of increasingly hyper-individualized, hyper-expanded choice over every aspect of our lives...a world where it’s more possible than ever to live your life on your own terms." But, he points school choice pushes education one step closer to that hyper-individualized world: School choice allows us to individualize our kids' education just as we increasingly individualize so many aspects of our own lives, from racial and gender affiliation to where and who we work to what sorts of movies, music, and food we produce and consume. The beginnings of this life may have already been felt as the internet expands its focus. "Right now [...] you can teach yourself almost anything online [and] you can find someone who has developed a curriculum and in many cases for free," says Snell. "And that is definitely going to have an impact on the future of education." The talk in L.A. was a part of National School Choice Week, a celebration of charters, private , public, and online education for kids and their parents across the United States. Music is "Heritage Place" by Josh Woodward. Produced by Paul Detrick. Sound engineering by Todd Krainin. Shot by Justin Monticello, Alexis Garcia, and Alex Manning. Go to Reason.com for downloadable versions and subscribe to our YouTube channel. -
4:48"The Incubator of the Nanny State:" Nick Gillespie on the Sorry Condition of Universities
"The Incubator of the Nanny State:" Nick Gillespie on the Sorry Condition of Universities"The Incubator of the Nanny State:" Nick Gillespie on the Sorry Condition of Universities
Like FIRE on Facebook: http://facebook.com/thefireorg Follow FIRE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/TheFIREorg Subscribe to our email list: http://thefire.org/takeaction/subscribe/ "It's to the eternal shame of higher education in America that it no longer celebrates itself as a place where anything can happen, anything can be discussed, anything can be taught," says Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com. In an interview with FIRE, Gillespie considers how the state of free expression on campus has deteriorated since his days at Rutgers University and why "FIRE is more important now than ever." For a complete transcript of this video, please visit: http://thefire.org/article/15507.html Subscribe to FIRE's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material is posted. Produced by Ted Balaker. Edited by Matt Edwards. "Morenita" by Ed Kliman, "Blues Loop" by Dobriode, and "Gold and Honey" by Daniel Knowler (Magnatune Records). -
56:26Q&A;: Nick Gillespie
Q&A;: Nick GillespieQ&A;: Nick Gillespie
Our guest on Q&A;, our guest is Nick Gillespie, Editor in Chief of Reason.com and Reason.tv, and the co-author (with Matt Welch) of a new book about libertarianism. -
50:59Abortion & Libertarians: Nick Gillespie, Ronald Bailey, Mollie Hemingway & Katherine Mangu-Ward
Abortion & Libertarians: Nick Gillespie, Ronald Bailey, Mollie Hemingway & Katherine Mangu-WardAbortion & Libertarians: Nick Gillespie, Ronald Bailey, Mollie Hemingway & Katherine Mangu-Ward
As a political philosophy, libertarianism stresses concepts such as self-ownership, voluntary consent, and non-agression. In many areas of human activity, the application of such ideas seems relatively straightforward. In others, reaching clarity is far more difficult. On Tuesday, May 21, from 2pm to 3pm in Washington, D.C., Reason hosted a discussion tackling one of the most controversial and debated issues of the day: abortion. Among self-identified libertarians, there's a wide variety of positions, ranging from support for all forms of abortions to the prohibition of the same. The participants include: Katherine Mangu-Ward, Reason magazine's managing editor Mollie Hemingway, editor of Ricochet and a contributor to Christianity Today Ronald Bailey, Reason's science correspondent The topics discussed: When does human life - and when do rights - begin? What's the role of science - and religion - in setting abortion policy? Is there a role for the state in prohibiting, regulating, and providing abortion? A fast-paced 30-minute discussion was followed by audience Q&A;. About 45 minutes. Hosted by Nick Gillespie and produced by Joshua Swain. -
38:275 Facts About Govt Spending: Nick Gillespie at Reason Weekend 2012
5 Facts About Govt Spending: Nick Gillespie at Reason Weekend 20125 Facts About Govt Spending: Nick Gillespie at Reason Weekend 2012
"Politicians are like criminals in Batman comics. They're a superstitious, cowardly lot. And the minute that they know they're going to lose elections because they're spending too much money, they will find their inner cheapskate and start [spending less]," said Reason's Nick Gillespie during his speech at the Reason Weekend event in Las Vegas. In "5 Unacknowledged, Unexpected, and Unavoidable Facts about Government Spending and the Economy," Gillespie says politicians such as President Obama and John Boehner are in denial. Influential economists like Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers correctly diagnose debt as a problem even as they prescribe more debt as the cure. Gillespie argues that: • We're spending too much. Two wars, entitlement growth, and a massive stimulus are the results of a spending frenzy over the last decade. • We've got too much debt. Every level of government is in over their heads. The literal and figurative bankruptcies of cities such as Stockton, California and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania are the canaries in the coal mine. • Debt overhang kills growth. The latest studies are clear: excessive debt, sustained over long periods of time, hurts economic growth. Beyond the cost of higher interest rate payments, increasingly higher debt loads -- which Gillespie calls "a ziggurat of doom" -- promises to reduce opportunities for everyone. • Spending growth is driven by entitlements. Since the Great Society programs of the 1960s, the government has switched from providing infrastructure and basic services, to being a national insurance broker. The consequences of this are dire because, as statistician Nate Silver notes, "most of us don't much care for our insurance broker." • Trust in government is at historic lows. This kind of distrust is an inevitable result of a mismanaged economy. Yet it's also cause for optimism. Public discontent sow the seeds of reform, allowing the possibility of meaningful fiscal reform. Gillespie's talk, in which he also sketches solutions to long-term economic malaise, is followed by audience Q&A;. Runs about 38 minutes. Produced by Todd Krainin. Camera by Meredith Bragg and Alex Manning. Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/04/11/gillespieondebtandspending for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live. -
79:52Nick Gillespie - PorcFest XI Keynote
Nick Gillespie - PorcFest XI KeynoteNick Gillespie - PorcFest XI Keynote
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9:18Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253
Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253
Subscribe to the Real Time: http://itsh.bo/10r5A1B Bill and his roundtable guests (Mark Ruffalo, Nick Gillespie, Rachel Maddow and Mort Zuckerman) answer fan questions from this week's show. Connect with Real Time Online: Find Real Time on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Maher Find Real Time on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealTimers Find Real Time with Bill Maher Official Site: http://itsh.bo/HttKcM. Find Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO GO® http://itsh.bo/iioY87. Find Real Time with Bill Maher on Connect: http://connect.hbo.com/real-time-bill-maher Find Real Time on Instagram: http://instagram.com/realtimers The Real Time blog: http://www.real-time-with-bill-maher-blog.com/ It's HBO. Connect with HBO Online Find HBO on Facebook: http://Facebook.com/HBO Follow @HBO on Twitter: http://Twitter.com/HBO Find HBO on Youtube: http://Youtube.com/HBO Find HBO Official Site: http://HBO.com Find HBO Connect: http://Connect.hbo.com Find HBO GO: http://HBOGO.com Find HBO on Instagram: http://Instagram.com/hbo Find HBO on Foursquare: http://Foursquare.com/hbo Check out other HBO Channels HBO: http://www.youtube.com/hbo Game of Thrones: http://www.youtube.com/GameofThrones True Blood: http://www.youtube.com/trueblood HBO Sports: http://www.youtube.com/HBOsports HBO Documentary Films: http://www.youtube.com/HBODocs Cinemax: http://www.youtube.com/Cinemax HBO Latino: http://www.youtube.com/HBOLatino Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEZ6mSGLlL0 -
2:03Nick Gillespie Stumps Rabid Raccoon Rachel Maddow On Her Partisanship - Real Time With Bill Maher
Nick Gillespie Stumps Rabid Raccoon Rachel Maddow On Her Partisanship - Real Time With Bill MaherNick Gillespie Stumps Rabid Raccoon Rachel Maddow On Her Partisanship - Real Time With Bill Maher
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7:39Nick Gillespie: A lot of conservatives are moving towards Rand Paul on police militarization issue
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6:39Nick Gillespie, Patrick Kennedy Battle over Pot: We Tried Once, It Didn't Work!!
Nick Gillespie, Patrick Kennedy Battle over Pot: We Tried Once, It Didn't Work!!Nick Gillespie, Patrick Kennedy Battle over Pot: We Tried Once, It Didn't Work!!
President Obama gave every pot advocate in America a metaphorical contact high when he appeared to soften his position on marijuana over the weekend, and despite the White House backtracking from what he said, it's still a big effing deal. Reason's Nick Gillespie battled Patrick Kennedy over that very issue on CNN with Don Lemon Wednesday night. Kennedy argued legalizing pot for adults sends the wrong message to kids, while Gillespie kept insisting prohibition just does not work. Kennedy argued that marijuana is "damaging to emotional growth as well as to cognitive growth," and if it's legal for adults, "young people think it's no big deal." Gillespie shot back that there are far worse consequences of keeping it illegal, citing the disturbing racial disparity in drug arrests across the country. Kennedy responded by saying black people are "arrested and incarcerated at much higher rates" regardless of what the offense in question is. Gillespie said that the U.S tried prohibition once with alcohol and it failed miserably, saying he just wants to be able to treat adults "like adults who are responsible for what they do." Lemon cited stats showing people think alcohol is more harmful than pot, which Kennedy agreed with, but then went on to say that should mean, ideally, Obama should "regulate the liquor industry." -
12:16Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 1/3)
Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 1/3)Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 1/3)
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E -
9:14Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 2/3)
Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 2/3)Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 2/3)
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E
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Nick Gillespie Destroys Asa Hutchinson in Drug Debate
Nick Gillespie (Editor in Chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com) demolished the opposition along with his debate partner Paul Butler in an Intelligence Squared Debate on the issue of Legalizing Drugs. His opponents, Asa Hutchinson (Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration) and Theodore Dalrymple didn't even come close to matching Nick's common sense, clever, and well-delivered arguments. Please visit Intelligence Squared's website to watch the debate in it's entirety, download the podcast versions, and read more about the details of the debate here: http://intelligencesquaredus.org/debates/past-debates/item/789-legalize-drugs Read Nick Gillespie's articles on Reason.com: http://reason.com/search?f[author][]=nick-gillespie&q;=*&s;=-pubdate Subscribe to Nick's fantastic chann... -
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Reason's Nick Gillespie & Lisa Snell Call Bullsh*t on Public Education Abuses
"Our current system is failing parents, it's failing taxpayers and especially it's failing students," says Reason TV's Editor in Chief, Nick Gillespie, who joined Reason Foundation’s Director of Education and Child Welfare, Lisa Snell, at Reason's Los Angeles headquarters to give a talk on public education abuses. Gillespie points out that education in America is out of step with the libertarian moment or "a time of increasingly hyper-individualized, hyper-expanded choice over every aspect of our lives...a world where it’s more possible than ever to live your life on your own terms." But, he points school choice pushes education one step closer to that hyper-individualized world: School choice allows us to individualize our kids' education just as we increasingly individualize so many as... -
"The Incubator of the Nanny State:" Nick Gillespie on the Sorry Condition of Universities
Like FIRE on Facebook: http://facebook.com/thefireorg Follow FIRE on Twitter: http://twitter.com/TheFIREorg Subscribe to our email list: http://thefire.org/takeaction/subscribe/ "It's to the eternal shame of higher education in America that it no longer celebrates itself as a place where anything can happen, anything can be discussed, anything can be taught," says Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com. In an interview with FIRE, Gillespie considers how the state of free expression on campus has deteriorated since his days at Rutgers University and why "FIRE is more important now than ever." For a complete transcript of this video, please visit: http://thefire.org/article/15507.html Subscribe to FIRE's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new mate... -
Q&A;: Nick Gillespie
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Abortion & Libertarians: Nick Gillespie, Ronald Bailey, Mollie Hemingway & Katherine Mangu-Ward
As a political philosophy, libertarianism stresses concepts such as self-ownership, voluntary consent, and non-agression. In many areas of human activity, the application of such ideas seems relatively straightforward. In others, reaching clarity is far more difficult. On Tuesday, May 21, from 2pm to 3pm in Washington, D.C., Reason hosted a discussion tackling one of the most controversial and debated issues of the day: abortion. Among self-identified libertarians, there's a wide variety of positions, ranging from support for all forms of abortions to the prohibition of the same. The participants include: Katherine Mangu-Ward, Reason magazine's managing editor Mollie Hemingway, editor of Ricochet and a contributor to Christianity Today Ronald Bailey, Reason's science corresp... -
5 Facts About Govt Spending: Nick Gillespie at Reason Weekend 2012
"Politicians are like criminals in Batman comics. They're a superstitious, cowardly lot. And the minute that they know they're going to lose elections because they're spending too much money, they will find their inner cheapskate and start [spending less]," said Reason's Nick Gillespie during his speech at the Reason Weekend event in Las Vegas. In "5 Unacknowledged, Unexpected, and Unavoidable Facts about Government Spending and the Economy," Gillespie says politicians such as President Obama and John Boehner are in denial. Influential economists like Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers correctly diagnose debt as a problem even as they prescribe more debt as the cure. Gillespie argues that: • We're spending too much. Two wars, entitlement growth, and a massive stimulus are the results of ... -
Nick Gillespie - PorcFest XI Keynote
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Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253
Subscribe to the Real Time: http://itsh.bo/10r5A1B Bill and his roundtable guests (Mark Ruffalo, Nick Gillespie, Rachel Maddow and Mort Zuckerman) answer fan questions from this week's show. Connect with Real Time Online: Find Real Time on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Maher Find Real Time on Twitter: https://twitter.com/RealTimers Find Real Time with Bill Maher Official Site: http://itsh.bo/HttKcM. Find Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO GO® http://itsh.bo/iioY87. Find Real Time with Bill Maher on Connect: http://connect.hbo.com/real-time-bill-maher Find Real Time on Instagram: http://instagram.com/realtimers The Real Time blog: http://www.real-time-with-bill-maher-blog.com/ It's HBO. Connect with HBO Online Find HBO on Facebook: http://Facebook.com/HBO Follow @HBO on Twitter: htt... -
Nick Gillespie Stumps Rabid Raccoon Rachel Maddow On Her Partisanship - Real Time With Bill Maher
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Nick Gillespie, Patrick Kennedy Battle over Pot: We Tried Once, It Didn't Work!!
President Obama gave every pot advocate in America a metaphorical contact high when he appeared to soften his position on marijuana over the weekend, and despite the White House backtracking from what he said, it's still a big effing deal. Reason's Nick Gillespie battled Patrick Kennedy over that very issue on CNN with Don Lemon Wednesday night. Kennedy argued legalizing pot for adults sends the wrong message to kids, while Gillespie kept insisting prohibition just does not work. Kennedy argued that marijuana is "damaging to emotional growth as well as to cognitive growth," and if it's legal for adults, "young people think it's no big deal." Gillespie shot back that there are far worse consequences of keeping it illegal, citing the disturbing racial disparity in drug arrests across the co... -
Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 1/3)
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E -
Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 2/3)
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems. Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E -
Free Lunch or Shit Sandwich? Steve Forbes, Nick Gillespie, et al Debate the Welfare State
The final panel at Freedom Fest 2013 was titled "Are We Rome?" and featured Reason's Nick Gillespie, publisher Steve Forbes, Tea Party Express head Jenny Beth Martin, writer Wayne Allyn Root, and investment guru Jim Rogers. At one point, Rogers noted that about half of Americans lived in households who were getting direct payments from the federal government, a situation he felt made real political change next to impossible. "Fifty percent of the country is getting a free lunch, said Gillespie, "but nobody wants a shit sandwich anymore. And that's what you're getting in terms of education, health care and retirement." Moderated by conference organizer Mark Skousen, the panel discussed a wide variety of topics including government spending, regulation, foreign policy, the drug war, and ... -
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Nick Gillespie, Free Minds And Limited Markets
Anarchist War Journal Entry #3 At the International Students For Liberty Conference I met up with Nick Gillespie, editor in chief of Reason.com and Reason TV to talk about his thoughts on the free market, defining libertarianism, why Reason published an article making a libertarian case for Bernie Sanders, and the contradictions of limited government. Ⓐ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kalmolinet Ⓐ Bitcoin: 1NvvEJG9vvJqq2fnzRJpHd2dKMXE7azYr1 Your support assists me to be the best there is at what I do — spreading anarchy. Mail: operations@LiberateRVA.com Website: http://www.LiberateRVA.com Custom Outro: Balamb's Garden (Crunked Feat. Guru) https://soundcloud.com/jonny-5ive/bal... *Many thanks to the Anarchistician for being a great friend and the camera operator: https://www.youtub... -
Nick Gillespie Discusses Gun Control and Violence on the Tom
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Nick Gillespie - The Nanny State
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Kennedy, Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch Talk 2012 Presidential Race
"Could Gary Johnson be the Ross Perot of 2012?" asks Reason Contributor Kennedy. Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie and Reason's Matt Welch joined Kennedy for a discussion about the future of the "libertarian moment," now that the Presidential race has come down to "two guys who love to spend money." Other topics discussed: the Obama Administration's "strong suggestion" that private companies drug test their employees, income inequality in the wake of the Buffet Rule's failure, and Sen. Richard Lugar's "fantastic legs." About 6.30 minutes. Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. Camera by Josh Swain, Meredith Bragg and Jim Epstein. Go to Reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live. -
Malzberg | Editor-in-Chief, Reason TV Nick Gillespie on Rand Paul
Nick Gillespie, Editor-in-Chief for Reason.com, Editor-in-Chief for Reason TV, and Co-Author of "The Declaration of Independents," joins Steve to react to Rand Paul's entry into the 2015 and to discuss his piece: “Is Rand Paul Becoming Less "Libertarian-ish?" Seems So, But He's Still the Most Interesting GOP Candidate for President. By a Long Shot.” -
Nick Gillespie - Austerity and Reality
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John Stossel - The Libertarian Era
Are libertarians on the rise? Nick Gillespie, Matt Welch, Ron Paul. http://www.LibertyPen.com
Nick Gillespie Destroys Asa Hutchinson in Drug Debate
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- Duration: 23:30
- Updated: 03 Jan 2015
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Nick Gillespie (Editor in Chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com) demolished the opposition along with his debate partner Paul Butler in an Intelligence Squared Deba...
Nick Gillespie (Editor in Chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com) demolished the opposition along with his debate partner Paul Butler in an Intelligence Squared Debate on the issue of Legalizing Drugs. His opponents, Asa Hutchinson (Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration) and Theodore Dalrymple didn't even come close to matching Nick's common sense, clever, and well-delivered arguments.
Please visit Intelligence Squared's website to watch the debate in it's entirety, download the podcast versions, and read more about the details of the debate here:
http://intelligencesquaredus.org/debates/past-debates/item/789-legalize-drugs
Read Nick Gillespie's articles on Reason.com:
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Nick Gillespie (Editor in Chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com) demolished the opposition along with his debate partner Paul Butler in an Intelligence Squared Debate on the issue of Legalizing Drugs. His opponents, Asa Hutchinson (Former Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Administration) and Theodore Dalrymple didn't even come close to matching Nick's common sense, clever, and well-delivered arguments.
Please visit Intelligence Squared's website to watch the debate in it's entirety, download the podcast versions, and read more about the details of the debate here:
http://intelligencesquaredus.org/debates/past-debates/item/789-legalize-drugs
Read Nick Gillespie's articles on Reason.com:
http://reason.com/search?f[author][]=nick-gillespie&q;=*&s;=-pubdate
Subscribe to Nick's fantastic channel, Reason.TV here on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/user/ReasonTV
- published: 03 Jan 2015
- views: 4871
Nick Gillespie on Lean Forward - Sanders & Trump Two Sides of Same Coin
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- Duration: 6:44
- Updated: 12 Aug 2015
- views: 2407
Check this interview out. It's received such rave reviews as
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Reason's Nick Gillespie & Lisa Snell Call Bullsh*t on Public Education Abuses
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- Duration: 36:26
- Updated: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 6779
"Our current system is failing parents, it's failing taxpayers and especially it's failing students," says Reason TV's Editor in Chief, Nick Gillespie, who join...
"Our current system is failing parents, it's failing taxpayers and especially it's failing students," says Reason TV's Editor in Chief, Nick Gillespie, who joined Reason Foundation’s Director of Education and Child Welfare, Lisa Snell, at Reason's Los Angeles headquarters to give a talk on public education abuses.
Gillespie points out that education in America is out of step with the libertarian moment or "a time of increasingly hyper-individualized, hyper-expanded choice over every aspect of our lives...a world where it’s more possible than ever to live your life on your own terms." But, he points school choice pushes education one step closer to that hyper-individualized world:
School choice allows us to individualize our kids' education just as we increasingly individualize so many aspects of our own lives, from racial and gender affiliation to where and who we work to what sorts of movies, music, and food we produce and consume.
The beginnings of this life may have already been felt as the internet expands its focus.
"Right now [...] you can teach yourself almost anything online [and] you can find someone who has developed a curriculum and in many cases for free," says Snell. "And that is definitely going to have an impact on the future of education."
The talk in L.A. was a part of National School Choice Week, a celebration of charters, private , public, and online education for kids and their parents across the United States.
Music is "Heritage Place" by Josh Woodward.
Produced by Paul Detrick. Sound engineering by Todd Krainin. Shot by Justin Monticello, Alexis Garcia, and Alex Manning.
Go to Reason.com for downloadable versions and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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"Our current system is failing parents, it's failing taxpayers and especially it's failing students," says Reason TV's Editor in Chief, Nick Gillespie, who joined Reason Foundation’s Director of Education and Child Welfare, Lisa Snell, at Reason's Los Angeles headquarters to give a talk on public education abuses.
Gillespie points out that education in America is out of step with the libertarian moment or "a time of increasingly hyper-individualized, hyper-expanded choice over every aspect of our lives...a world where it’s more possible than ever to live your life on your own terms." But, he points school choice pushes education one step closer to that hyper-individualized world:
School choice allows us to individualize our kids' education just as we increasingly individualize so many aspects of our own lives, from racial and gender affiliation to where and who we work to what sorts of movies, music, and food we produce and consume.
The beginnings of this life may have already been felt as the internet expands its focus.
"Right now [...] you can teach yourself almost anything online [and] you can find someone who has developed a curriculum and in many cases for free," says Snell. "And that is definitely going to have an impact on the future of education."
The talk in L.A. was a part of National School Choice Week, a celebration of charters, private , public, and online education for kids and their parents across the United States.
Music is "Heritage Place" by Josh Woodward.
Produced by Paul Detrick. Sound engineering by Todd Krainin. Shot by Justin Monticello, Alexis Garcia, and Alex Manning.
Go to Reason.com for downloadable versions and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
- published: 31 Jan 2016
- views: 6779
"The Incubator of the Nanny State:" Nick Gillespie on the Sorry Condition of Universities
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- Duration: 4:48
- Updated: 11 Mar 2013
- views: 7590
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"It's to the eternal shame of higher education in America that it no longer celebrates itself as a place where anything can happen, anything can be discussed, anything can be taught," says Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com. In an interview with FIRE, Gillespie considers how the state of free expression on campus has deteriorated since his days at Rutgers University and why "FIRE is more important now than ever."
For a complete transcript of this video, please visit: http://thefire.org/article/15507.html
Subscribe to FIRE's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material is posted.
Produced by Ted Balaker. Edited by Matt Edwards. "Morenita" by Ed Kliman, "Blues Loop" by Dobriode, and "Gold and Honey" by Daniel Knowler (Magnatune Records).
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"It's to the eternal shame of higher education in America that it no longer celebrates itself as a place where anything can happen, anything can be discussed, anything can be taught," says Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com. In an interview with FIRE, Gillespie considers how the state of free expression on campus has deteriorated since his days at Rutgers University and why "FIRE is more important now than ever."
For a complete transcript of this video, please visit: http://thefire.org/article/15507.html
Subscribe to FIRE's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material is posted.
Produced by Ted Balaker. Edited by Matt Edwards. "Morenita" by Ed Kliman, "Blues Loop" by Dobriode, and "Gold and Honey" by Daniel Knowler (Magnatune Records).
- published: 11 Mar 2013
- views: 7590
Q&A;: Nick Gillespie
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- Duration: 56:26
- Updated: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 9450
Our guest on Q&A;, our guest is Nick Gillespie, Editor in Chief of Reason.com and Reason.tv, and the co-author (with Matt Welch) of a new book about libertariani...
Our guest on Q&A;, our guest is Nick Gillespie, Editor in Chief of Reason.com and Reason.tv, and the co-author (with Matt Welch) of a new book about libertarianism.
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Our guest on Q&A;, our guest is Nick Gillespie, Editor in Chief of Reason.com and Reason.tv, and the co-author (with Matt Welch) of a new book about libertarianism.
- published: 11 Jul 2011
- views: 9450
Abortion & Libertarians: Nick Gillespie, Ronald Bailey, Mollie Hemingway & Katherine Mangu-Ward
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- Duration: 50:59
- Updated: 26 May 2013
- views: 28643
As a political philosophy, libertarianism stresses concepts such as self-ownership, voluntary consent, and non-agression. In many areas of human activity, the a...
As a political philosophy, libertarianism stresses concepts such as self-ownership, voluntary consent, and non-agression. In many areas of human activity, the application of such ideas seems relatively straightforward. In others, reaching clarity is far more difficult.
On Tuesday, May 21, from 2pm to 3pm in Washington, D.C., Reason hosted a discussion tackling one of the most controversial and debated issues of the day: abortion. Among self-identified libertarians, there's a wide variety of positions, ranging from support for all forms of abortions to the prohibition of the same.
The participants include:
Katherine Mangu-Ward, Reason magazine's managing editor
Mollie Hemingway, editor of Ricochet and a contributor to Christianity Today
Ronald Bailey, Reason's science correspondent
The topics discussed:
When does human life - and when do rights - begin?
What's the role of science - and religion - in setting abortion policy?
Is there a role for the state in prohibiting, regulating, and providing abortion?
A fast-paced 30-minute discussion was followed by audience Q&A;.
About 45 minutes.
Hosted by Nick Gillespie and produced by Joshua Swain.
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As a political philosophy, libertarianism stresses concepts such as self-ownership, voluntary consent, and non-agression. In many areas of human activity, the application of such ideas seems relatively straightforward. In others, reaching clarity is far more difficult.
On Tuesday, May 21, from 2pm to 3pm in Washington, D.C., Reason hosted a discussion tackling one of the most controversial and debated issues of the day: abortion. Among self-identified libertarians, there's a wide variety of positions, ranging from support for all forms of abortions to the prohibition of the same.
The participants include:
Katherine Mangu-Ward, Reason magazine's managing editor
Mollie Hemingway, editor of Ricochet and a contributor to Christianity Today
Ronald Bailey, Reason's science correspondent
The topics discussed:
When does human life - and when do rights - begin?
What's the role of science - and religion - in setting abortion policy?
Is there a role for the state in prohibiting, regulating, and providing abortion?
A fast-paced 30-minute discussion was followed by audience Q&A;.
About 45 minutes.
Hosted by Nick Gillespie and produced by Joshua Swain.
- published: 26 May 2013
- views: 28643
5 Facts About Govt Spending: Nick Gillespie at Reason Weekend 2012
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- Duration: 38:27
- Updated: 15 Apr 2013
- views: 15929
"Politicians are like criminals in Batman comics. They're a superstitious, cowardly lot. And the minute that they know they're going to lose elections because t...
"Politicians are like criminals in Batman comics. They're a superstitious, cowardly lot. And the minute that they know they're going to lose elections because they're spending too much money, they will find their inner cheapskate and start [spending less]," said Reason's Nick Gillespie during his speech at the Reason Weekend event in Las Vegas.
In "5 Unacknowledged, Unexpected, and Unavoidable Facts about Government Spending and the Economy," Gillespie says politicians such as President Obama and John Boehner are in denial. Influential economists like Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers correctly diagnose debt as a problem even as they prescribe more debt as the cure.
Gillespie argues that:
• We're spending too much. Two wars, entitlement growth, and a massive stimulus are the results of a spending frenzy over the last decade.
• We've got too much debt. Every level of government is in over their heads. The literal and figurative bankruptcies of cities such as Stockton, California and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania are the canaries in the coal mine.
• Debt overhang kills growth. The latest studies are clear: excessive debt, sustained over long periods of time, hurts economic growth. Beyond the cost of higher interest rate payments, increasingly higher debt loads -- which Gillespie calls "a ziggurat of doom" -- promises to reduce opportunities for everyone.
• Spending growth is driven by entitlements. Since the Great Society programs of the 1960s, the government has switched from providing infrastructure and basic services, to being a national insurance broker. The consequences of this are dire because, as statistician Nate Silver notes, "most of us don't much care for our insurance broker."
• Trust in government is at historic lows. This kind of distrust is an inevitable result of a mismanaged economy. Yet it's also cause for optimism. Public discontent sow the seeds of reform, allowing the possibility of meaningful fiscal reform.
Gillespie's talk, in which he also sketches solutions to long-term economic malaise, is followed by audience Q&A;.
Runs about 38 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Camera by Meredith Bragg and Alex Manning.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/04/11/gillespieondebtandspending for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
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"Politicians are like criminals in Batman comics. They're a superstitious, cowardly lot. And the minute that they know they're going to lose elections because they're spending too much money, they will find their inner cheapskate and start [spending less]," said Reason's Nick Gillespie during his speech at the Reason Weekend event in Las Vegas.
In "5 Unacknowledged, Unexpected, and Unavoidable Facts about Government Spending and the Economy," Gillespie says politicians such as President Obama and John Boehner are in denial. Influential economists like Paul Krugman and Lawrence Summers correctly diagnose debt as a problem even as they prescribe more debt as the cure.
Gillespie argues that:
• We're spending too much. Two wars, entitlement growth, and a massive stimulus are the results of a spending frenzy over the last decade.
• We've got too much debt. Every level of government is in over their heads. The literal and figurative bankruptcies of cities such as Stockton, California and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania are the canaries in the coal mine.
• Debt overhang kills growth. The latest studies are clear: excessive debt, sustained over long periods of time, hurts economic growth. Beyond the cost of higher interest rate payments, increasingly higher debt loads -- which Gillespie calls "a ziggurat of doom" -- promises to reduce opportunities for everyone.
• Spending growth is driven by entitlements. Since the Great Society programs of the 1960s, the government has switched from providing infrastructure and basic services, to being a national insurance broker. The consequences of this are dire because, as statistician Nate Silver notes, "most of us don't much care for our insurance broker."
• Trust in government is at historic lows. This kind of distrust is an inevitable result of a mismanaged economy. Yet it's also cause for optimism. Public discontent sow the seeds of reform, allowing the possibility of meaningful fiscal reform.
Gillespie's talk, in which he also sketches solutions to long-term economic malaise, is followed by audience Q&A;.
Runs about 38 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Camera by Meredith Bragg and Alex Manning.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/04/11/gillespieondebtandspending for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 15 Apr 2013
- views: 15929
Nick Gillespie - PorcFest XI Keynote
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- Duration: 79:52
- Updated: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 823
Recorded at PorcFest XI 2014
Recorded at PorcFest XI 2014
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Recorded at PorcFest XI 2014
- published: 30 Mar 2015
- views: 823
Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253
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- Duration: 9:18
- Updated: 28 Jun 2012
- views: 133089
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Bill and his roundtable guests (Mark Ruffalo, Nick Gillespie, Rachel Maddow and Mort Zuckerman) answer fan q...
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- published: 28 Jun 2012
- views: 133089
Nick Gillespie Stumps Rabid Raccoon Rachel Maddow On Her Partisanship - Real Time With Bill Maher
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- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 23 Jun 2012
- views: 163581
Nick Gillespie is editor in chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com, the online platforms of Reason, the libertarian magazine of "Free Minds and Free Markets.
Nick Gillespie is editor in chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com, the online platforms of Reason, the libertarian magazine of "Free Minds and Free Markets.
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Nick Gillespie is editor in chief of Reason.tv and Reason.com, the online platforms of Reason, the libertarian magazine of "Free Minds and Free Markets.
- published: 23 Jun 2012
- views: 163581
Nick Gillespie: A lot of conservatives are moving towards Rand Paul on police militarization issue
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- Duration: 7:39
- Updated: 16 Aug 2014
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Nick Gillespie, Patrick Kennedy Battle over Pot: We Tried Once, It Didn't Work!!
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- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 23 Jan 2014
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President Obama gave every pot advocate in America a metaphorical contact high when he appeared to soften his position on marijuana over the weekend, and despit...
President Obama gave every pot advocate in America a metaphorical contact high when he appeared to soften his position on marijuana over the weekend, and despite the White House backtracking from what he said, it's still a big effing deal. Reason's Nick Gillespie battled Patrick Kennedy over that very issue on CNN with Don Lemon Wednesday night. Kennedy argued legalizing pot for adults sends the wrong message to kids, while Gillespie kept insisting prohibition just does not work.
Kennedy argued that marijuana is "damaging to emotional growth as well as to cognitive growth," and if it's legal for adults, "young people think it's no big deal." Gillespie shot back that there are far worse consequences of keeping it illegal, citing the disturbing racial disparity in drug arrests across the country. Kennedy responded by saying black people are "arrested and incarcerated at much higher rates" regardless of what the offense in question is.
Gillespie said that the U.S tried prohibition once with alcohol and it failed miserably, saying he just wants to be able to treat adults "like adults who are responsible for what they do." Lemon cited stats showing people think alcohol is more harmful than pot, which Kennedy agreed with, but then went on to say that should mean, ideally, Obama should "regulate the liquor industry."
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President Obama gave every pot advocate in America a metaphorical contact high when he appeared to soften his position on marijuana over the weekend, and despite the White House backtracking from what he said, it's still a big effing deal. Reason's Nick Gillespie battled Patrick Kennedy over that very issue on CNN with Don Lemon Wednesday night. Kennedy argued legalizing pot for adults sends the wrong message to kids, while Gillespie kept insisting prohibition just does not work.
Kennedy argued that marijuana is "damaging to emotional growth as well as to cognitive growth," and if it's legal for adults, "young people think it's no big deal." Gillespie shot back that there are far worse consequences of keeping it illegal, citing the disturbing racial disparity in drug arrests across the country. Kennedy responded by saying black people are "arrested and incarcerated at much higher rates" regardless of what the offense in question is.
Gillespie said that the U.S tried prohibition once with alcohol and it failed miserably, saying he just wants to be able to treat adults "like adults who are responsible for what they do." Lemon cited stats showing people think alcohol is more harmful than pot, which Kennedy agreed with, but then went on to say that should mean, ideally, Obama should "regulate the liquor industry."
- published: 23 Jan 2014
- views: 1050
Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 1/3)
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- Duration: 12:16
- Updated: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 3059
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare web...
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E
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10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E
- published: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 3059
Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 2/3)
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- Duration: 9:14
- Updated: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 2023
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare web...
10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E
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10/22/13 - Crossfire: Van Jones and S.E. Cupp host Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie and Center for American Progress's Tom Perriello to debate the Obamacare website problems.
Part 1: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-22pAA37FbE
Part 2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vV9PzjWTyAg
Part 3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXGTHnMEV-E
- published: 23 Oct 2013
- views: 2023
Free Lunch or Shit Sandwich? Steve Forbes, Nick Gillespie, et al Debate the Welfare State
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- Duration: 46:49
- Updated: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 23654
The final panel at Freedom Fest 2013 was titled "Are We Rome?" and featured Reason's Nick Gillespie, publisher Steve Forbes, Tea Party Express head Jenny Beth M...
The final panel at Freedom Fest 2013 was titled "Are We Rome?" and featured Reason's Nick Gillespie, publisher Steve Forbes, Tea Party Express head Jenny Beth Martin, writer Wayne Allyn Root, and investment guru Jim Rogers.
At one point, Rogers noted that about half of Americans lived in households who were getting direct payments from the federal government, a situation he felt made real political change next to impossible.
"Fifty percent of the country is getting a free lunch, said Gillespie, "but nobody wants a shit sandwich anymore. And that's what you're getting in terms of education, health care and retirement."
Moderated by conference organizer Mark Skousen, the panel discussed a wide variety of topics including government spending, regulation, foreign policy, the drug war, and more.
Held each July in Las Vegas, Freedom Fest is attended by more than 2,000 limited-government enthusiasts and libertarians. Each year, Reason TV talks with dozens of activists, speakers, and authors such as David Boaz of the Cato Institute, economist Peter Boettke, publisher Jeffrey Tucker, journalist Gene Epstein, legal scholar Randy Barnett, and tax advocate Grover Norquist. For a playlist of 2013 videos, go here.
About 45 minutes. Video courtesy of Mark and Jo Ann Skousen.
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wn.com/Free Lunch Or Shit Sandwich Steve Forbes, Nick Gillespie, Et Al Debate The Welfare State
The final panel at Freedom Fest 2013 was titled "Are We Rome?" and featured Reason's Nick Gillespie, publisher Steve Forbes, Tea Party Express head Jenny Beth Martin, writer Wayne Allyn Root, and investment guru Jim Rogers.
At one point, Rogers noted that about half of Americans lived in households who were getting direct payments from the federal government, a situation he felt made real political change next to impossible.
"Fifty percent of the country is getting a free lunch, said Gillespie, "but nobody wants a shit sandwich anymore. And that's what you're getting in terms of education, health care and retirement."
Moderated by conference organizer Mark Skousen, the panel discussed a wide variety of topics including government spending, regulation, foreign policy, the drug war, and more.
Held each July in Las Vegas, Freedom Fest is attended by more than 2,000 limited-government enthusiasts and libertarians. Each year, Reason TV talks with dozens of activists, speakers, and authors such as David Boaz of the Cato Institute, economist Peter Boettke, publisher Jeffrey Tucker, journalist Gene Epstein, legal scholar Randy Barnett, and tax advocate Grover Norquist. For a playlist of 2013 videos, go here.
About 45 minutes. Video courtesy of Mark and Jo Ann Skousen.
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- published: 21 Nov 2013
- views: 23654
Stossel Interview with Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch
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- Duration: 11:18
- Updated: 18 Nov 2013
- views: 2192
- published: 18 Nov 2013
- views: 2192
Nick Gillespie, Free Minds And Limited Markets
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- Duration: 39:44
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
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Anarchist War Journal Entry #3
At the International Students For Liberty Conference I met up with Nick Gillespie, editor in chief of Reason.com and Reason TV t...
Anarchist War Journal Entry #3
At the International Students For Liberty Conference I met up with Nick Gillespie, editor in chief of Reason.com and Reason TV to talk about his thoughts on the free market, defining libertarianism, why Reason published an article making a libertarian case for Bernie Sanders, and the contradictions of limited government.
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Anarchist War Journal Entry #3
At the International Students For Liberty Conference I met up with Nick Gillespie, editor in chief of Reason.com and Reason TV to talk about his thoughts on the free market, defining libertarianism, why Reason published an article making a libertarian case for Bernie Sanders, and the contradictions of limited government.
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 553
Nick Gillespie Discusses Gun Control and Violence on the Tom
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- Duration: 6:28
- Updated: 10 Jul 2013
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Reason TV's Nick Gillespie appears on The Tom Sullivan Show to discuss Obama's executive action to control guns.
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Reason TV's Nick Gillespie appears on The Tom Sullivan Show to discuss Obama's executive action to control guns.
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Reason TV's Nick Gillespie appears on The Tom Sullivan Show to discuss Obama's executive action to control guns.
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- published: 10 Jul 2013
- views: 733
Nick Gillespie - The Nanny State
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- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 20 Jan 2010
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ReasonTV's Nick Gillespie and John Stossel talk about how government, using the pretense of safety, intrudes upon individual liberty. http://www.LibertyPen.com
ReasonTV's Nick Gillespie and John Stossel talk about how government, using the pretense of safety, intrudes upon individual liberty. http://www.LibertyPen.com
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ReasonTV's Nick Gillespie and John Stossel talk about how government, using the pretense of safety, intrudes upon individual liberty. http://www.LibertyPen.com
- published: 20 Jan 2010
- views: 5094
Kennedy, Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch Talk 2012 Presidential Race
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- Duration: 6:33
- Updated: 27 Apr 2012
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"Could Gary Johnson be the Ross Perot of 2012?" asks Reason Contributor Kennedy.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie and Reason's Matt Welch joined Kennedy for a discus...
"Could Gary Johnson be the Ross Perot of 2012?" asks Reason Contributor Kennedy.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie and Reason's Matt Welch joined Kennedy for a discussion about the future of the "libertarian moment," now that the Presidential race has come down to "two guys who love to spend money."
Other topics discussed: the Obama Administration's "strong suggestion" that private companies drug test their employees, income inequality in the wake of the Buffet Rule's failure, and Sen. Richard Lugar's "fantastic legs."
About 6.30 minutes.
Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. Camera by Josh Swain, Meredith Bragg and Jim Epstein.
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"Could Gary Johnson be the Ross Perot of 2012?" asks Reason Contributor Kennedy.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie and Reason's Matt Welch joined Kennedy for a discussion about the future of the "libertarian moment," now that the Presidential race has come down to "two guys who love to spend money."
Other topics discussed: the Obama Administration's "strong suggestion" that private companies drug test their employees, income inequality in the wake of the Buffet Rule's failure, and Sen. Richard Lugar's "fantastic legs."
About 6.30 minutes.
Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. Camera by Josh Swain, Meredith Bragg and Jim Epstein.
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- published: 27 Apr 2012
- views: 8057
Malzberg | Editor-in-Chief, Reason TV Nick Gillespie on Rand Paul
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- Duration: 6:03
- Updated: 10 Apr 2015
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Nick Gillespie, Editor-in-Chief for Reason.com, Editor-in-Chief for Reason TV, and Co-Author of "The Declaration of Independents," joins Steve to react to Rand ...
Nick Gillespie, Editor-in-Chief for Reason.com, Editor-in-Chief for Reason TV, and Co-Author of "The Declaration of Independents," joins Steve to react to Rand Paul's entry into the 2015 and to discuss his piece: “Is Rand Paul Becoming Less "Libertarian-ish?" Seems So, But He's Still the Most Interesting GOP Candidate for President. By a Long Shot.”
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Nick Gillespie, Editor-in-Chief for Reason.com, Editor-in-Chief for Reason TV, and Co-Author of "The Declaration of Independents," joins Steve to react to Rand Paul's entry into the 2015 and to discuss his piece: “Is Rand Paul Becoming Less "Libertarian-ish?" Seems So, But He's Still the Most Interesting GOP Candidate for President. By a Long Shot.”
- published: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 335
Nick Gillespie - Austerity and Reality
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- Duration: 4:38
- Updated: 10 Feb 2014
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Nick Gillespie (ReasonTV) discusses austerity measures proven to work. http://www.LibertyPen.com
Nick Gillespie (ReasonTV) discusses austerity measures proven to work. http://www.LibertyPen.com
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Nick Gillespie (ReasonTV) discusses austerity measures proven to work. http://www.LibertyPen.com
- published: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 2961
John Stossel - The Libertarian Era
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- Duration: 15:20
- Updated: 26 Dec 2013
- views: 16458
Are libertarians on the rise? Nick Gillespie, Matt Welch, Ron Paul. http://www.LibertyPen.com
- published: 26 Dec 2013
- views: 16458
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Rep. Justin Amash on Debt, Abortion, Immigration & More
"If you allow people to make people to make their own decisions, you actually get good outcomes for society," says Rep. Justin Amash in his recent interview with Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie. "And that really is something that I think about a lot as a legislator." Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.), often touted as "the next Ron Paul" had a rocky start to his second term in Congress. After overcoming a redistricting effort to win re-election by a comfortable margin in November, Amash was welcomed back to Washington with a pink slip: He and a group of libertarian-leaning backbenchers were stripped of their committee assignments by the GOP leadership. Adding insult to injury, the party establishment claimed that the rebuke wasn't ideological; that it had more to do with what Rep. Lynn Westmore... -
Nick Gillespie Interviews Gary Johnson for Reason - August 14th (2012-08-14)
Visit http://UncensoredTV.net to watch videos related to Gary Johnson, Ron Paul, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Peter Schiff, Adam Kokesh, Alex Jones, John Stossel, Jesse Ventura and more. Nick Gillespie Interviews Gary Johnson for Reason - August 14th (2012-08-14) Former New Mexico Governor Gary E. Johnson is running for President as the Libertarian Nominee with California Superior Court Judge James P. Gray as his Vice Presidential Nominee. From: http://UncensoredTV.net/gary-johnson/?v=qlLBz7X6Www Gary Johnson debate Gary Johnson 2012 Ron Paul Channel Gary Johnson beating brawl fight Ron Paul 2012 Gary Johnson 2012 Barack Obama 2012 Mitt Romney 2012 Newt Gingrich 2012 Rand Paul 2016 Gov Governor Mitt Romney Sen Rand Paul Senator Congressman Former Speaker Newt Gingrich Rep. Gary Johnson Goo... -
Why Jean-Paul Sartre Should Have Been a Libertarian!
Meet William Irwin, a philosophy professor at Pennsylvania's King's College and one of the loneliest people on the planet. "I'm the only one in academic philosophy who both identifies as an existentialist and as a libertarian," he explains. Irwin is the author of The Free Market Existentialist: Capitalism Without Consumerism, which argues that the philosphical tradition most closely identified with Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Albert Camus has a "natural link" with capitalism and contemporary libertarianism. That’s probably not what you were taught in Philosophy 101. The early writing of Sartre, for instance, were mostly apolitical and emphasized the individual’s need to live "authentically" and create meaning in an indifferent and "absurd" universe. After World War II, Sa... -
Stop Criminalizing Parenting: Free Range Kids' Lenore Skenazy on Fears over Child Safety
"People say, 'Now that I can get arrested any time I let my child play outside or walk to school, I won't do it. And that's the opposite of what Free Range Kids is about," says Lenore Skenazy, proprietor of the blog FreeRangeKids.com. She adds, "Free Range Kids is about getting so many kids outside, that it doesn't seem strange to see a child playing in the park." In a conversation with Reason TV's Nick Gillespie, Skenazy debunks the myth that children left unattended in a car for a few minutes are in mortal danger, decries "busybodies" who feel a civic duty to call the police when they see an unaccompanied child, and offers helpful tools for terrified parents on how to let their kids enjoy more freedom to explore the world. About 12 minutes. Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. Camera by J... -
Edward Snowden Interview on Apple vs. FBI, Privacy, the NSA, and More
"There's a very real difference between allegiance to country–allegiance to people–than allegiance to state, which is what nationalism today is really more about," says Edward Snowden. On February 20, the whistleblowing cybersecurity expert addressed a wide range of questions during an in-depth interview with Reason's Nick Gillespie at Liberty Forum, a gathering of the Free State Project (FSP) in Manchester, New Hampshire. FSP seeks to move 20,000 people over the next five years to New Hampshire, where they will secure "liberty in our lifetime" by affecting the political, economic, and cultural climate of the state. Over 1,900 members have already migrated to the state and their impact is already being felt. Among their achievements to date: getting 15 of their brethren in the state Hous... -
Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe on the High Cost of College (Full Interview)
"If we are lending money that ostensibly we don't have to kids who have no hope of making it back in order to train them for jobs that clearly don't exist, I might suggest that we've gone around the bend a little bit," says TV personality Mike Rowe, best known as the longtime host of Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs. "There is a real disconnect in the way that we educate vis-a-vis the opportunities that are available. You have - right now - about 3 million jobs that can't be filled," he says, talking about openings in traditional trades ranging from construction to welding to plumbing. "Jobs that typically parents' don't sit down with their kids and say, 'Look, if all goes well, this is what you are going to do.'" Rowe, who once sang for the Baltimore Opera and worked as an on-air pitchman... -
Walter Williams: Up From the Projects
In 1981, Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Patricia Harris wrote in the Washington Post that libertarian economists Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell are "middle class" so they "don't know what it is to be poor." In fact, Williams grew up in a single-parent household in a poor section of Philadelphia. He was raised by his mother, who was a high school dropout. The family spent time on welfare, and eventually moved into the Richard Allen public housing project. (Sowell, whose father died before he was born, was the son of a maid.) Drafted into the peacetime Army, Williams eventually earned a PhD from UCLA in the late 1960s and quickly became a sought-after researcher and public intellectual. His best known book, 1982's The State Against Blacks, argues that a major cause of black u... -
What is in store for LEAP zones in Honduras? Q&A; with presidentail advisor Mark Klugman
Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Mark Klugman at Freedom Fest to talk about the L.E.A.P zones in Honduras and to see what the future holds for the free cities project. Held each July in Las Vegas, Freedom Fest is attended by around 2,000 limited-government enthusiasts and libertarians. Reason TV spoke with over two dozen speakers and attendees and will be releasing interviews over the coming weeks. Go here for an ever-growing playlist of this year's interviews. About 6:45 minutes. Produced by Alex Manning. Camera by Paul Detrick and Tracy Oppenheimer. -
Exclusive: Barack Obama Talks Harry Reid, Economy, Legacy with Reason TV
In an exclusive interview, President Barack Obama talks to Reason's Nick Gillespie about: .20: his economic program for his last two years in office .33: his biggest regret as president .45: his real feelings about the retirement of Harry Reid (D-Nev.) as Senate Minority Leader .55: his favorite big fat lie about his administration 1.11: special preview of next week's hard-hitting Q&A; with Vice President Joe Biden About 1.20 minutes. Produced by Meredith Bragg. Additional camera by Todd Krainin. Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/04/01/president-obamas-google-hangout-with-rea for downloadable versions, more information, and more links. -
Interview 1 with Reason.com's Editor Nick Gillespie
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses if government should give corporations tax breaks to bring jobs to a state. -
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Gary Johnson on Trump, the Presidential Election, and Life as a Pot Company CEO
"Is this country of 300 million people only capable of being governed by two families?," asks Gary Johnson, the former two-term Republican governor from New Mexico, who also ran for president in 2012 on the Libertarian Party (LP) line. "The biggest factor in politics is name familiarity," says Johnson, referring to Clinton and Bush, "and that’s the phenomenon that exists right now." Johnson began the 2012 campaign as a Republican, and then switched to the LP. He ended up pulling 1.2 million votes in the general election, or one percent of the total ballots cast, beating every previous candidate put forward by the party in a raw tally. But Johnson says he's in no rush to jump back into the fray. "I just think there are more downsides than upsides to announcing at this point, and, look, I d... -
Nick Gillespie on The B.S. of A.
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Nick Gillespie on journalism today
Nick Gillespie, chief editor of Reason TV, on mainstream journalism and Socratic interviewing. Interviews referenced: Sen. Lindsey Graham said foreign aid is not redistribution of wealth! He said he is against redistribution of wealth but claims that foreign aid, i.e, redistribution of wealth from Americans to foreigners, is not redistribution. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJh6emiyoyo Sen. McCain said the same thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS3Kg1UVEJs -
Everything's Awesome and Camille Paglia is Unhappy!
Growing up as "a gender nonconforming entity" during Eisenhower's America wasn't easy for cultural critic and best-selling author Camille Paglia. Her adolescence in small-town, upstate New York was marked by rejection, rebellion, and cross-dressing—all in reaction to the stultifying social norms of the 1950s and early '60s. So what does Paglia think of contemporary culture, with its openness to a wide variety of ever-proliferating gender, racial, and sexual identities? Not much. "I do not feel that gender is sufficient to explain all of human life," Paglia tells Reason TV's Nick Gillespie. "This gender myopia, this gender monomania, has become a disease. It's become a substitute for religion. It is impossible that the feminist agenda can ever be the total explanation of human life." Wh... -
David Simon on Treme, New Orleans, the Drug War, Obama, The Wire - And Disappointing Libertarians
UPDATED 9/21/2012: On his personal website, David Simon has accused Reason TV of producing a "shanked" interview with him. For links to his criticism, our response, and full audio of our hour-and-20-minute-long conversation with him that formed the basis of this video go to http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/21/david-simon-accuses-reason-of-producing ***** "At some point during the run of The Wire, I became a fellow traveler of the libertarians," says the acclaimed writer and television producer David Simon. "And then a great disappointment to them." A self-proclaimed "lefty," Simon is the creator of the The Wire, which ran on HBO from 2002 to 2008 and depicted with tragic realism the impact of the drug war on inner-city Baltimore. Over five seasons, The Wire told a series of complex, interw... -
Jeb Bush on Disrupting the Education Monopoly
As governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007, Jeb Bush championed school choice. His first year in office he created a program that offered vouchers to students in failing schools. The program successfully boosted student achievement until it was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2006. Two other Bush-supported programs -- one that offers tax credits to business that help send low-income kids to private schools and another that gives vouchers to disabled students --- survived the high-court ruling. Bush also expanded the Florida Virtual School, a national model for online public education. Since leaving office, Bush has promoted his reform agenda in other states. He founded the Foundation for Excellence in Education and serves as co-chair of the Digital Learning Council. Reason.tv's Nic... -
Penn Jillette on God, No!, Atheism, Libertarianism, & More
Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with the one-and-only Penn Jillette about his best-selling new book, God, No!: Signs You May Already Be an Atheist and Other Magical Tales, his friendship with Glenn Beck, skepticism versus cynicism, the role of religion in terrorism, why he's a libertarian, and much more in a wide-ranging conversation. Penn Jillette is the larger, louder half of Penn & Teller. For the magical duo's official website, go here: http://www.pennandteller.com About 17 minutes. Shot by Anthony Fisher, Meredith Bragg, and Jim Epstein; edited by Epstein. Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notifications when we post new videos. -
Interview: UNDERØATH
APTV Nick Major caught up with newly reunited Underoath at the third annual Self-Help festival in San Bernadino, California. Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie spoke about the band’s triumphant return and what motivated them to get back together. “I think it just takes time, its like friendship, you know, it's hard to be a kid on tour and grow into a man,” Chamberlain says. “We did this because we love each other, and we needed to take a step back and get our heads right.” The conversation gets real when Major asks the burning question in every fan’s mind: Is new music in the works? “I think only time can tell, to me it sounds insane if we didn't write music. If we release it or not who knows, but as of right now we’re focused on being a family being friends being a ba...
Rep. Justin Amash on Debt, Abortion, Immigration & More
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- Duration: 38:55
- Updated: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 28683
"If you allow people to make people to make their own decisions, you actually get good outcomes for society," says Rep. Justin Amash in his recent interview wit...
"If you allow people to make people to make their own decisions, you actually get good outcomes for society," says Rep. Justin Amash in his recent interview with Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie. "And that really is something that I think about a lot as a legislator."
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.), often touted as "the next Ron Paul" had a rocky start to his second term in Congress. After overcoming a redistricting effort to win re-election by a comfortable margin in November, Amash was welcomed back to Washington with a pink slip: He and a group of libertarian-leaning backbenchers were stripped of their committee assignments by the GOP leadership. Adding insult to injury, the party establishment claimed that the rebuke wasn't ideological; that it had more to do with what Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-Ga.) termed "the asshole factor."
Amash, seen as the ringleader of the House "liberty movement," responded by leading a failed coup against House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) in what was supposed to be a rubber-stamped re-election as majority leader. Meanwhile, on a series of crucial votes -- the "fiscal cliff" tax hike in January and the March agreement to raise the debt ceiling -- Amash and several of his uppity libertarian colleagues voted against party leadership. If Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is the leading liberty-movement troublemaker in the United States Senate, Amash is shaping up to be his main counterpart in the House.
Endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus and Young Americans for Liberty, the 33-year-old Amash has made waves by explaining all of his votes on social media, a practice he began during his single term as a Michigan state legislator. He has earned a 100 percent rating from the fiscally conservative Club for Growth, and has taken up where Ron Paul left off on civil liberties.
The son of Syrian and Palestinian immigrants, Amash has made a name for himself as a non-interventionist. "It's very dangerous if we get in the habit of deciding who the good guys are and who the bad guys are," he says of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad and other unsavory characters. He's also a social conservative, describing himself as "100 percent pro-life," but opining that ultimately, "marriage is a private contract that has nothing to do with government."
In March, ReasonTV Editor-in-Chief Nick Gillespie interviewed Amash in his office, where the walls are adorned with likenesses of Frederic Bastiat, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, Carl Menger, Murray Rothbard, and Ayn Rand.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/03/28/talking-debt-obamacare-and-abortion-with for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
Runs about 38 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Camera by Meredith Bragg, Amanda Winkler, and Krainin.
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"If you allow people to make people to make their own decisions, you actually get good outcomes for society," says Rep. Justin Amash in his recent interview with Reason Magazine's Nick Gillespie. "And that really is something that I think about a lot as a legislator."
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.), often touted as "the next Ron Paul" had a rocky start to his second term in Congress. After overcoming a redistricting effort to win re-election by a comfortable margin in November, Amash was welcomed back to Washington with a pink slip: He and a group of libertarian-leaning backbenchers were stripped of their committee assignments by the GOP leadership. Adding insult to injury, the party establishment claimed that the rebuke wasn't ideological; that it had more to do with what Rep. Lynn Westmoreland (R-Ga.) termed "the asshole factor."
Amash, seen as the ringleader of the House "liberty movement," responded by leading a failed coup against House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) in what was supposed to be a rubber-stamped re-election as majority leader. Meanwhile, on a series of crucial votes -- the "fiscal cliff" tax hike in January and the March agreement to raise the debt ceiling -- Amash and several of his uppity libertarian colleagues voted against party leadership. If Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is the leading liberty-movement troublemaker in the United States Senate, Amash is shaping up to be his main counterpart in the House.
Endorsed by the Republican Liberty Caucus and Young Americans for Liberty, the 33-year-old Amash has made waves by explaining all of his votes on social media, a practice he began during his single term as a Michigan state legislator. He has earned a 100 percent rating from the fiscally conservative Club for Growth, and has taken up where Ron Paul left off on civil liberties.
The son of Syrian and Palestinian immigrants, Amash has made a name for himself as a non-interventionist. "It's very dangerous if we get in the habit of deciding who the good guys are and who the bad guys are," he says of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad and other unsavory characters. He's also a social conservative, describing himself as "100 percent pro-life," but opining that ultimately, "marriage is a private contract that has nothing to do with government."
In March, ReasonTV Editor-in-Chief Nick Gillespie interviewed Amash in his office, where the walls are adorned with likenesses of Frederic Bastiat, Ludwig von Mises, Friedrich Hayek, Carl Menger, Murray Rothbard, and Ayn Rand.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/03/28/talking-debt-obamacare-and-abortion-with for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
Runs about 38 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Camera by Meredith Bragg, Amanda Winkler, and Krainin.
- published: 01 Apr 2013
- views: 28683
Nick Gillespie Interviews Gary Johnson for Reason - August 14th (2012-08-14)
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- Duration: 5:44
- Updated: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 540
Visit http://UncensoredTV.net to watch videos related to Gary Johnson, Ron Paul, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Peter Schiff, Adam Kokesh, Alex Jones, John Stossel, J...
Visit http://UncensoredTV.net to watch videos related to Gary Johnson, Ron Paul, Judge Andrew Napolitano, Peter Schiff, Adam Kokesh, Alex Jones, John Stossel, Jesse Ventura and more.
Nick Gillespie Interviews Gary Johnson for Reason - August 14th (2012-08-14)
Former New Mexico Governor Gary E. Johnson is running for President as the Libertarian Nominee with California Superior Court Judge James P. Gray as his Vice Presidential Nominee.
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Nick Gillespie Interviews Gary Johnson for Reason - August 14th (2012-08-14)
Former New Mexico Governor Gary E. Johnson is running for President as the Libertarian Nominee with California Superior Court Judge James P. Gray as his Vice Presidential Nominee.
From:
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- published: 30 Aug 2012
- views: 540
Why Jean-Paul Sartre Should Have Been a Libertarian!
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- Duration: 6:05
- Updated: 21 Dec 2015
- views: 5756
Meet William Irwin, a philosophy professor at Pennsylvania's King's College and one of the loneliest people on the planet.
"I'm the only one in academic philos...
Meet William Irwin, a philosophy professor at Pennsylvania's King's College and one of the loneliest people on the planet.
"I'm the only one in academic philosophy who both identifies as an existentialist and as a libertarian," he explains.
Irwin is the author of The Free Market Existentialist: Capitalism Without Consumerism, which argues that the philosphical tradition most closely identified with Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Albert Camus has a "natural link" with capitalism and contemporary libertarianism.
That’s probably not what you were taught in Philosophy 101. The early writing of Sartre, for instance, were mostly apolitical and emphasized the individual’s need to live "authentically" and create meaning in an indifferent and "absurd" universe.
After World War II, Sartre and many of his contemporaries embraced socialist and even dogmatically pro-Soviet views. Academia today continues to link existentialism with faith in command economies.
Irwin argues that Sartre’s values of self-creation, choice, and responsibility are best realized by capitalism. “There’s as about as much in common between existentialism and socialism as there is between existentialism and cigarettes. They happen to go together sociologically, at a certain time and place. But there’s no necessary logical connection.”
Consumerism, he says, can pose a challenge for a libertarian existentialist. The reflexive accumulation of goods conflicts with the existentialist imperative not to be defined by your possessions or the values of others. Irwin recommends a few strategies for reaping the material benefits of capitalism and living sincerely, while avoiding a life of keeping up with the Joneses.
“You don’t need to mindlessly drift into the accumulation of stuff and the derivation of self worth and the signaling of one’s worth by what one has,” he tells Reason's Nick Gillespie. “Instead, just mindfully realize that the free market offers all kinds of great stuff.”
About 6 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Cameras by Josh Swain and Krainin.
Go to https://reason.com/reasontv/2015/12/21/existentialism-capitalists-william-irwin for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
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Meet William Irwin, a philosophy professor at Pennsylvania's King's College and one of the loneliest people on the planet.
"I'm the only one in academic philosophy who both identifies as an existentialist and as a libertarian," he explains.
Irwin is the author of The Free Market Existentialist: Capitalism Without Consumerism, which argues that the philosphical tradition most closely identified with Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Albert Camus has a "natural link" with capitalism and contemporary libertarianism.
That’s probably not what you were taught in Philosophy 101. The early writing of Sartre, for instance, were mostly apolitical and emphasized the individual’s need to live "authentically" and create meaning in an indifferent and "absurd" universe.
After World War II, Sartre and many of his contemporaries embraced socialist and even dogmatically pro-Soviet views. Academia today continues to link existentialism with faith in command economies.
Irwin argues that Sartre’s values of self-creation, choice, and responsibility are best realized by capitalism. “There’s as about as much in common between existentialism and socialism as there is between existentialism and cigarettes. They happen to go together sociologically, at a certain time and place. But there’s no necessary logical connection.”
Consumerism, he says, can pose a challenge for a libertarian existentialist. The reflexive accumulation of goods conflicts with the existentialist imperative not to be defined by your possessions or the values of others. Irwin recommends a few strategies for reaping the material benefits of capitalism and living sincerely, while avoiding a life of keeping up with the Joneses.
“You don’t need to mindlessly drift into the accumulation of stuff and the derivation of self worth and the signaling of one’s worth by what one has,” he tells Reason's Nick Gillespie. “Instead, just mindfully realize that the free market offers all kinds of great stuff.”
About 6 minutes.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Cameras by Josh Swain and Krainin.
Go to https://reason.com/reasontv/2015/12/21/existentialism-capitalists-william-irwin for downloadable versions and subscribe to ReasonTV's YouTube Channel to receive notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 21 Dec 2015
- views: 5756
Stop Criminalizing Parenting: Free Range Kids' Lenore Skenazy on Fears over Child Safety
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- Duration: 12:09
- Updated: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 19462
"People say, 'Now that I can get arrested any time I let my child play outside or walk to school, I won't do it. And that's the opposite of what Free Range Kids...
"People say, 'Now that I can get arrested any time I let my child play outside or walk to school, I won't do it. And that's the opposite of what Free Range Kids is about," says Lenore Skenazy, proprietor of the blog FreeRangeKids.com. She adds, "Free Range Kids is about getting so many kids outside, that it doesn't seem strange to see a child playing in the park."
In a conversation with Reason TV's Nick Gillespie, Skenazy debunks the myth that children left unattended in a car for a few minutes are in mortal danger, decries "busybodies" who feel a civic duty to call the police when they see an unaccompanied child, and offers helpful tools for terrified parents on how to let their kids enjoy more freedom to explore the world.
About 12 minutes.
Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. Camera by Jim Epstein and Fisher, with help from Brett Crudgington.
Music: "Applicant" by The Matt Kurz One (http://www.angelfire.com/crazy/mattkurz/)
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"People say, 'Now that I can get arrested any time I let my child play outside or walk to school, I won't do it. And that's the opposite of what Free Range Kids is about," says Lenore Skenazy, proprietor of the blog FreeRangeKids.com. She adds, "Free Range Kids is about getting so many kids outside, that it doesn't seem strange to see a child playing in the park."
In a conversation with Reason TV's Nick Gillespie, Skenazy debunks the myth that children left unattended in a car for a few minutes are in mortal danger, decries "busybodies" who feel a civic duty to call the police when they see an unaccompanied child, and offers helpful tools for terrified parents on how to let their kids enjoy more freedom to explore the world.
About 12 minutes.
Produced by Anthony L. Fisher. Camera by Jim Epstein and Fisher, with help from Brett Crudgington.
Music: "Applicant" by The Matt Kurz One (http://www.angelfire.com/crazy/mattkurz/)
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- published: 10 Sep 2014
- views: 19462
Edward Snowden Interview on Apple vs. FBI, Privacy, the NSA, and More
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- Duration: 46:29
- Updated: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 70656
"There's a very real difference between allegiance to country–allegiance to people–than allegiance to state, which is what nationalism today is really more abou...
"There's a very real difference between allegiance to country–allegiance to people–than allegiance to state, which is what nationalism today is really more about," says Edward Snowden. On February 20, the whistleblowing cybersecurity expert addressed a wide range of questions during an in-depth interview with Reason's Nick Gillespie at Liberty Forum, a gathering of the Free State Project (FSP) in Manchester, New Hampshire.
FSP seeks to move 20,000 people over the next five years to New Hampshire, where they will secure "liberty in our lifetime" by affecting the political, economic, and cultural climate of the state. Over 1,900 members have already migrated to the state and their impact is already being felt. Among their achievements to date:
getting 15 of their brethren in the state House, challenging anti-ridehail laws, fighting in court for outre religious liberty, winning legal battles over taping cops, being mocked by Colbert for heroically paying off people's parking meters, hosting cool anything goes festivals for libertarians, nullifying pot juries, and inducing occasional pants-wetting absurd paranoia in local statists.
Snowden's cautionary tale about the the dangers of state surveillance wasn't lost on his audience of libertarians and anarchists who reside in the "Live Free or Die" state. He believes that technology has given rise to unprecedented freedom for individuals around the world—but he says so from an undisclosed location in authoritarian Russia.
And he reminds us that governments also have unprecedented potential to surveil their populations at a moment's notice, without anyone ever realizing what's happening.
"They know more about us than they ever have in the history of the United States," Snowden warns. "They're excusing themselves from accountability to us at the same time they're trying to exert greater power over us."
In the midst of a fiercely contested presidential race, Snowden remains steadfast in his distrust of partisan politics and declined to endorse any particular candidate or party, or even to label his beliefs. "I do see sort of a clear distinction between people who have a larger faith in liberties and rights than they do in states and institutions," he grants. "And this would be sort of the authoritarian/libertarian axis in the traditional sense. And I do think it’s clear that if you believe in the progressive liberal tradition, which is that people should have greater capability to act freely, to make their own choices, to enjoy a better and freer life over the progression of sort of human life, you’re going to be pushing away from that authoritarian axis at all times."
Snowden drews laughs when asked if he was eligible to vote via absentee ballot. "This is still a topic of...active research," he deadpans.
But he stresses that the U.S. government can win back trust and confidence through rigorous accountability to citizens and by living up to the ideals on which the country was founded. "We don’t want Russia or China or North Korea or Iran or France or Germany or Brazil or any other country in the world to hold us up as an example for why we should be narrowing the boundaries of liberty around the world instead of expanding them," says Snowden.
Runs about 50 minutes.
Go here for full transcript, downloadable versions, and more links and videos: http://reason.com/reasontv/2016/02/25...
Produced by Todd Krainin, Meredith Bragg, and Nick Gillespie. Cameras by Bragg and Krainin.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2016/02/22... for full text, links, and downloadable versions. And subscribe to Reason TV to be notified when new videos are released.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 - Edward Snowden, welcome to New Hampshire. Meet the Free State Project.
0:53 - Apple vs. the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Why should strong encryption be legal?
5:02 - Is privacy dead? Should we just get over it?
10:48 - What would a legal and effective government surveillance program look like?
14:53 - Could we have stopped the slide into mass surveillance? Shouldn't we have seen it coming?
19:04 - How can government earn back the trust and confidence of the American people?
21:40 - What's wrong with our political parties?
24:27 - What are Snowden's political beliefs? Is he a libertarian?
26:27 - How did Snowden educate himself? Is he helped or hurt by his lack of formal education?
28:48 - Why did Snowden see bulk surveillance differently than his NSA co-workers?
33:03 - Was the NSA involved in gathering evidence against Ross Ulbricht?
35:39 - Will the government eventually give up fighting internet commerce? Or will they just change tactics?
37:32 - How can Snowden advocate freedom from a place like Russia?
41:00 - How should we teach children about the Internet?
43:43 - Under what conditions would Snowden return to the United States?
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"There's a very real difference between allegiance to country–allegiance to people–than allegiance to state, which is what nationalism today is really more about," says Edward Snowden. On February 20, the whistleblowing cybersecurity expert addressed a wide range of questions during an in-depth interview with Reason's Nick Gillespie at Liberty Forum, a gathering of the Free State Project (FSP) in Manchester, New Hampshire.
FSP seeks to move 20,000 people over the next five years to New Hampshire, where they will secure "liberty in our lifetime" by affecting the political, economic, and cultural climate of the state. Over 1,900 members have already migrated to the state and their impact is already being felt. Among their achievements to date:
getting 15 of their brethren in the state House, challenging anti-ridehail laws, fighting in court for outre religious liberty, winning legal battles over taping cops, being mocked by Colbert for heroically paying off people's parking meters, hosting cool anything goes festivals for libertarians, nullifying pot juries, and inducing occasional pants-wetting absurd paranoia in local statists.
Snowden's cautionary tale about the the dangers of state surveillance wasn't lost on his audience of libertarians and anarchists who reside in the "Live Free or Die" state. He believes that technology has given rise to unprecedented freedom for individuals around the world—but he says so from an undisclosed location in authoritarian Russia.
And he reminds us that governments also have unprecedented potential to surveil their populations at a moment's notice, without anyone ever realizing what's happening.
"They know more about us than they ever have in the history of the United States," Snowden warns. "They're excusing themselves from accountability to us at the same time they're trying to exert greater power over us."
In the midst of a fiercely contested presidential race, Snowden remains steadfast in his distrust of partisan politics and declined to endorse any particular candidate or party, or even to label his beliefs. "I do see sort of a clear distinction between people who have a larger faith in liberties and rights than they do in states and institutions," he grants. "And this would be sort of the authoritarian/libertarian axis in the traditional sense. And I do think it’s clear that if you believe in the progressive liberal tradition, which is that people should have greater capability to act freely, to make their own choices, to enjoy a better and freer life over the progression of sort of human life, you’re going to be pushing away from that authoritarian axis at all times."
Snowden drews laughs when asked if he was eligible to vote via absentee ballot. "This is still a topic of...active research," he deadpans.
But he stresses that the U.S. government can win back trust and confidence through rigorous accountability to citizens and by living up to the ideals on which the country was founded. "We don’t want Russia or China or North Korea or Iran or France or Germany or Brazil or any other country in the world to hold us up as an example for why we should be narrowing the boundaries of liberty around the world instead of expanding them," says Snowden.
Runs about 50 minutes.
Go here for full transcript, downloadable versions, and more links and videos: http://reason.com/reasontv/2016/02/25...
Produced by Todd Krainin, Meredith Bragg, and Nick Gillespie. Cameras by Bragg and Krainin.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2016/02/22... for full text, links, and downloadable versions. And subscribe to Reason TV to be notified when new videos are released.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
0:00 - Edward Snowden, welcome to New Hampshire. Meet the Free State Project.
0:53 - Apple vs. the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Why should strong encryption be legal?
5:02 - Is privacy dead? Should we just get over it?
10:48 - What would a legal and effective government surveillance program look like?
14:53 - Could we have stopped the slide into mass surveillance? Shouldn't we have seen it coming?
19:04 - How can government earn back the trust and confidence of the American people?
21:40 - What's wrong with our political parties?
24:27 - What are Snowden's political beliefs? Is he a libertarian?
26:27 - How did Snowden educate himself? Is he helped or hurt by his lack of formal education?
28:48 - Why did Snowden see bulk surveillance differently than his NSA co-workers?
33:03 - Was the NSA involved in gathering evidence against Ross Ulbricht?
35:39 - Will the government eventually give up fighting internet commerce? Or will they just change tactics?
37:32 - How can Snowden advocate freedom from a place like Russia?
41:00 - How should we teach children about the Internet?
43:43 - Under what conditions would Snowden return to the United States?
- published: 25 Feb 2016
- views: 70656
Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe on the High Cost of College (Full Interview)
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- Duration: 41:00
- Updated: 13 Dec 2013
- views: 406674
"If we are lending money that ostensibly we don't have to kids who have no hope of making it back in order to train them for jobs that clearly don't exist, I mi...
"If we are lending money that ostensibly we don't have to kids who have no hope of making it back in order to train them for jobs that clearly don't exist, I might suggest that we've gone around the bend a little bit," says TV personality Mike Rowe, best known as the longtime host of Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs.
"There is a real disconnect in the way that we educate vis-a-vis the opportunities that are available. You have - right now - about 3 million jobs that can't be filled," he says, talking about openings in traditional trades ranging from construction to welding to plumbing. "Jobs that typically parents' don't sit down with their kids and say, 'Look, if all goes well, this is what you are going to do.'"
Rowe, who once sang for the Baltimore Opera and worked as an on-air pitchman for QVC, worries that traditional K-12 education demonizes blue-collar fields that pay well and are begging for workers while insisting that everyone get a college degree. He stesses that he's "got nothing against college" but believes it's a huge mistake to push everyone in the same direction regardless of interest or ability. Between Mike Rowe Foundation and Profoundly Disconnected, a venture between Rowe and the heavy equipment manufacturer Caterpillar, Rowe is hoping both to help people find new careers and publicize what he calls "the diploma dilemma."
Rowe recently sat down with Reason's Nick Gillespie to discuss his bad experience with a high school guidance counselor (3:20), why he provides scholarships based on work ethic (6:57), the problem with taxpayer-supported college loans (8:40), why America demonizes dirty jobs (11:32), the happiest day of his life (13:14), why following your passion is terrible advice (17:05), why it's so hard to hire good people (21:04), the hidden cost of regulatory compliance (23:16), the problem with Obama's promise to create shovel ready jobs (33:05), efficiency versus effectiveness (34:17), and life after Dirty Jobs (38:24).
Aprrox. 41 minutes. Cameras by Meredith Bragg and Joshua Swain. Edited by Bragg.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/12/13/dirty-jobs-mike-rowe-on-the-high-cost-of for full text, links, and downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to receive automatic updates when new material goes live.
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"If we are lending money that ostensibly we don't have to kids who have no hope of making it back in order to train them for jobs that clearly don't exist, I might suggest that we've gone around the bend a little bit," says TV personality Mike Rowe, best known as the longtime host of Discovery Channel's Dirty Jobs.
"There is a real disconnect in the way that we educate vis-a-vis the opportunities that are available. You have - right now - about 3 million jobs that can't be filled," he says, talking about openings in traditional trades ranging from construction to welding to plumbing. "Jobs that typically parents' don't sit down with their kids and say, 'Look, if all goes well, this is what you are going to do.'"
Rowe, who once sang for the Baltimore Opera and worked as an on-air pitchman for QVC, worries that traditional K-12 education demonizes blue-collar fields that pay well and are begging for workers while insisting that everyone get a college degree. He stesses that he's "got nothing against college" but believes it's a huge mistake to push everyone in the same direction regardless of interest or ability. Between Mike Rowe Foundation and Profoundly Disconnected, a venture between Rowe and the heavy equipment manufacturer Caterpillar, Rowe is hoping both to help people find new careers and publicize what he calls "the diploma dilemma."
Rowe recently sat down with Reason's Nick Gillespie to discuss his bad experience with a high school guidance counselor (3:20), why he provides scholarships based on work ethic (6:57), the problem with taxpayer-supported college loans (8:40), why America demonizes dirty jobs (11:32), the happiest day of his life (13:14), why following your passion is terrible advice (17:05), why it's so hard to hire good people (21:04), the hidden cost of regulatory compliance (23:16), the problem with Obama's promise to create shovel ready jobs (33:05), efficiency versus effectiveness (34:17), and life after Dirty Jobs (38:24).
Aprrox. 41 minutes. Cameras by Meredith Bragg and Joshua Swain. Edited by Bragg.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2013/12/13/dirty-jobs-mike-rowe-on-the-high-cost-of for full text, links, and downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to receive automatic updates when new material goes live.
- published: 13 Dec 2013
- views: 406674
Walter Williams: Up From the Projects
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- Duration: 28:50
- Updated: 22 Mar 2011
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In 1981, Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Patricia Harris wrote in the Washington Post that libertarian economists Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell ar...
In 1981, Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Patricia Harris wrote in the Washington Post that libertarian economists Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell are "middle class" so they "don't know what it is to be poor."
In fact, Williams grew up in a single-parent household in a poor section of Philadelphia. He was raised by his mother, who was a high school dropout. The family spent time on welfare, and eventually moved into the Richard Allen public housing project. (Sowell, whose father died before he was born, was the son of a maid.)
Drafted into the peacetime Army, Williams eventually earned a PhD from UCLA in the late 1960s and quickly became a sought-after researcher and public intellectual. His best known book, 1982's The State Against Blacks, argues that a major cause of black unemployment is government intervention in the labor market.
Williams' contrarian views have had wide exposure through documentaries, public appearances, and for the past 30 years, a syndicated weekly column. Since 1992, Williams has also been a frequent guest host of Rush Limbaugh's radio show. Now a professor emeritus at George Mason University, Williams has taught at Temple University, California State University-Los Angeles, and other universities. (Go here for his personal web page.)
His new book, Up from the Projects: An Autobiography, is a fascinating look at his childhood, his half-century-long marriage to his recently departed wife, his unusual career path, and the genesis of his views on race, economics, and politics.
Throughout his career, Williams has used his own life to illustrate how government regulations often work to deny opportunities to poor blacks, and his memoir is no exception. For example, Williams recounts that when he was a teenager, he was fired from a great job at a hat factory when a fellow employee complained to the Department of Labor that his boss was violating child labor laws.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie recently sat down with Williams to talk about his life, how his experiences have informed his scholarship, his lead role in turning George Mason University into a center for libertarian scholarship, and whether the Obama presidency has improved the lives of blacks in the United States.
Williams is also an emeritus trustee of the Reason Foundation, the nonprofit that produces Reason.tv.
For more on Williams' new memoir, check out Damon Root's review (http://reason.com/archives/2011/01/28/man-versus-the-state), which calls the book "a revealing and sometimes hilarious account of his rise from Philadelphia's Richard Allen housing projects, where his neighbors included a young Bill Cosby, to 'brown bag' lunches at the White House where he gave advice to President Ronald Reagan and his staff."
Produced, shot, and edited by Jim Epstein. Additional camera: Joshua Swain.
Approximately 30 minutes.
Go to Reason.tv for HD, ipod, and audio versions, and subscribe to Reason.tv's You Tube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.
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In 1981, Secretary of Health Education and Welfare Patricia Harris wrote in the Washington Post that libertarian economists Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell are "middle class" so they "don't know what it is to be poor."
In fact, Williams grew up in a single-parent household in a poor section of Philadelphia. He was raised by his mother, who was a high school dropout. The family spent time on welfare, and eventually moved into the Richard Allen public housing project. (Sowell, whose father died before he was born, was the son of a maid.)
Drafted into the peacetime Army, Williams eventually earned a PhD from UCLA in the late 1960s and quickly became a sought-after researcher and public intellectual. His best known book, 1982's The State Against Blacks, argues that a major cause of black unemployment is government intervention in the labor market.
Williams' contrarian views have had wide exposure through documentaries, public appearances, and for the past 30 years, a syndicated weekly column. Since 1992, Williams has also been a frequent guest host of Rush Limbaugh's radio show. Now a professor emeritus at George Mason University, Williams has taught at Temple University, California State University-Los Angeles, and other universities. (Go here for his personal web page.)
His new book, Up from the Projects: An Autobiography, is a fascinating look at his childhood, his half-century-long marriage to his recently departed wife, his unusual career path, and the genesis of his views on race, economics, and politics.
Throughout his career, Williams has used his own life to illustrate how government regulations often work to deny opportunities to poor blacks, and his memoir is no exception. For example, Williams recounts that when he was a teenager, he was fired from a great job at a hat factory when a fellow employee complained to the Department of Labor that his boss was violating child labor laws.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie recently sat down with Williams to talk about his life, how his experiences have informed his scholarship, his lead role in turning George Mason University into a center for libertarian scholarship, and whether the Obama presidency has improved the lives of blacks in the United States.
Williams is also an emeritus trustee of the Reason Foundation, the nonprofit that produces Reason.tv.
For more on Williams' new memoir, check out Damon Root's review (http://reason.com/archives/2011/01/28/man-versus-the-state), which calls the book "a revealing and sometimes hilarious account of his rise from Philadelphia's Richard Allen housing projects, where his neighbors included a young Bill Cosby, to 'brown bag' lunches at the White House where he gave advice to President Ronald Reagan and his staff."
Produced, shot, and edited by Jim Epstein. Additional camera: Joshua Swain.
Approximately 30 minutes.
Go to Reason.tv for HD, ipod, and audio versions, and subscribe to Reason.tv's You Tube Channel to receive automatic notifications when new material goes live.
- published: 22 Mar 2011
- views: 70404
What is in store for LEAP zones in Honduras? Q&A; with presidentail advisor Mark Klugman
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- Duration: 6:47
- Updated: 28 Sep 2013
- views: 4055
Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Mark Klugman at Freedom Fest to talk about the L.E.A.P zones in Honduras and to see what the future holds for the free ci...
Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Mark Klugman at Freedom Fest to talk about the L.E.A.P zones in Honduras and to see what the future holds for the free cities project.
Held each July in Las Vegas, Freedom Fest is attended by around 2,000 limited-government enthusiasts and libertarians. Reason TV spoke with over two dozen speakers and attendees and will be releasing interviews over the coming weeks. Go here for an ever-growing playlist of this year's interviews.
About 6:45 minutes.
Produced by Alex Manning. Camera by Paul Detrick and Tracy Oppenheimer.
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Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Mark Klugman at Freedom Fest to talk about the L.E.A.P zones in Honduras and to see what the future holds for the free cities project.
Held each July in Las Vegas, Freedom Fest is attended by around 2,000 limited-government enthusiasts and libertarians. Reason TV spoke with over two dozen speakers and attendees and will be releasing interviews over the coming weeks. Go here for an ever-growing playlist of this year's interviews.
About 6:45 minutes.
Produced by Alex Manning. Camera by Paul Detrick and Tracy Oppenheimer.
- published: 28 Sep 2013
- views: 4055
Exclusive: Barack Obama Talks Harry Reid, Economy, Legacy with Reason TV
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- Duration: 1:21
- Updated: 01 Apr 2015
- views: 46224
In an exclusive interview, President Barack Obama talks to Reason's Nick Gillespie about:
.20: his economic program for his last two years in office
.33: his ...
In an exclusive interview, President Barack Obama talks to Reason's Nick Gillespie about:
.20: his economic program for his last two years in office
.33: his biggest regret as president
.45: his real feelings about the retirement of Harry Reid (D-Nev.) as Senate Minority Leader
.55: his favorite big fat lie about his administration
1.11: special preview of next week's hard-hitting Q&A; with Vice President Joe Biden
About 1.20 minutes. Produced by Meredith Bragg. Additional camera by Todd Krainin.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/04/01/president-obamas-google-hangout-with-rea for downloadable versions, more information, and more links.
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In an exclusive interview, President Barack Obama talks to Reason's Nick Gillespie about:
.20: his economic program for his last two years in office
.33: his biggest regret as president
.45: his real feelings about the retirement of Harry Reid (D-Nev.) as Senate Minority Leader
.55: his favorite big fat lie about his administration
1.11: special preview of next week's hard-hitting Q&A; with Vice President Joe Biden
About 1.20 minutes. Produced by Meredith Bragg. Additional camera by Todd Krainin.
Go to http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/04/01/president-obamas-google-hangout-with-rea for downloadable versions, more information, and more links.
- published: 01 Apr 2015
- views: 46224
Interview 1 with Reason.com's Editor Nick Gillespie
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- Duration: 1:56
- Updated: 20 Oct 2011
- views: 79
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses if government should give corporations tax breaks to bring jobs to a state.
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses if government should give corporations tax breaks to bring jobs to a state.
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Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses if government should give corporations tax breaks to bring jobs to a state.
- published: 20 Oct 2011
- views: 79
Interview 2 with Reason.com's Editor Nick Gillespie
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- Duration: 1:39
- Updated: 20 Oct 2011
- views: 71
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses what libertarians and Occupy Wall Street can learn from each other.
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses what libertarians and Occupy Wall Street can learn from each other.
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Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie discusses what libertarians and Occupy Wall Street can learn from each other.
- published: 20 Oct 2011
- views: 71
Gary Johnson on Trump, the Presidential Election, and Life as a Pot Company CEO
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- Duration: 18:41
- Updated: 16 Jul 2015
- views: 38530
"Is this country of 300 million people only capable of being governed by two families?," asks Gary Johnson, the former two-term Republican governor from New Mex...
"Is this country of 300 million people only capable of being governed by two families?," asks Gary Johnson, the former two-term Republican governor from New Mexico, who also ran for president in 2012 on the Libertarian Party (LP) line. "The biggest factor in politics is name familiarity," says Johnson, referring to Clinton and Bush, "and that’s the phenomenon that exists right now."
Johnson began the 2012 campaign as a Republican, and then switched to the LP. He ended up pulling 1.2 million votes in the general election, or one percent of the total ballots cast, beating every previous candidate put forward by the party in a raw tally. But Johnson says he's in no rush to jump back into the fray. "I just think there are more downsides than upsides to announcing at this point, and, look, I don’t have any delusions about the process," he says. "In retrospect, 90 percent of the time I spent [trying to become president] ended up to be wasted time."
Johson recently found his "dream job" as CEO of Cannabis Sativa, a publicly traded company that markets weed products. "We want to be the Dom Perignon [of marijuana]," he explains. Johnson is also the chairman of the nonprofit Our America Initiative, which advocates for balanced budgets, defense cuts, drug policy reform, and improved ballot and debate access for third-party candidates.
Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Johnson at FreedomFest, an annual gathering of libertarians and conservatives that took place between July 8-11 in Las Vegas.
Approximately 18 minutes.
Edited by Meredith Bragg.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/07/16/gary-johnson-trump-pot-election for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to get automatic updates when new stories go live.
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"Is this country of 300 million people only capable of being governed by two families?," asks Gary Johnson, the former two-term Republican governor from New Mexico, who also ran for president in 2012 on the Libertarian Party (LP) line. "The biggest factor in politics is name familiarity," says Johnson, referring to Clinton and Bush, "and that’s the phenomenon that exists right now."
Johnson began the 2012 campaign as a Republican, and then switched to the LP. He ended up pulling 1.2 million votes in the general election, or one percent of the total ballots cast, beating every previous candidate put forward by the party in a raw tally. But Johnson says he's in no rush to jump back into the fray. "I just think there are more downsides than upsides to announcing at this point, and, look, I don’t have any delusions about the process," he says. "In retrospect, 90 percent of the time I spent [trying to become president] ended up to be wasted time."
Johson recently found his "dream job" as CEO of Cannabis Sativa, a publicly traded company that markets weed products. "We want to be the Dom Perignon [of marijuana]," he explains. Johnson is also the chairman of the nonprofit Our America Initiative, which advocates for balanced budgets, defense cuts, drug policy reform, and improved ballot and debate access for third-party candidates.
Reason's Nick Gillespie sat down with Johnson at FreedomFest, an annual gathering of libertarians and conservatives that took place between July 8-11 in Las Vegas.
Approximately 18 minutes.
Edited by Meredith Bragg.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/07/16/gary-johnson-trump-pot-election for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to get automatic updates when new stories go live.
- published: 16 Jul 2015
- views: 38530
Nick Gillespie on The B.S. of A.
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- Duration: 3:38
- Updated: 18 Nov 2011
- views: 2863
Our interview with Reason's Nick Gillespie. And zombie Thomas Jefferson. 11/18/11
- published: 18 Nov 2011
- views: 2863
Nick Gillespie on journalism today
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- Duration: 7:14
- Updated: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 1389
Nick Gillespie, chief editor of Reason TV, on mainstream journalism and Socratic interviewing.
Interviews referenced: Sen. Lindsey Graham said foreign aid is n...
Nick Gillespie, chief editor of Reason TV, on mainstream journalism and Socratic interviewing.
Interviews referenced: Sen. Lindsey Graham said foreign aid is not redistribution of wealth! He said he is against redistribution of wealth but claims that foreign aid, i.e, redistribution of wealth from Americans to foreigners, is not redistribution. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJh6emiyoyo
Sen. McCain said the same thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS3Kg1UVEJs
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Nick Gillespie, chief editor of Reason TV, on mainstream journalism and Socratic interviewing.
Interviews referenced: Sen. Lindsey Graham said foreign aid is not redistribution of wealth! He said he is against redistribution of wealth but claims that foreign aid, i.e, redistribution of wealth from Americans to foreigners, is not redistribution. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJh6emiyoyo
Sen. McCain said the same thing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS3Kg1UVEJs
- published: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 1389
Everything's Awesome and Camille Paglia is Unhappy!
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- Duration: 59:29
- Updated: 19 Mar 2015
- views: 156920
Growing up as "a gender nonconforming entity" during Eisenhower's America wasn't easy for cultural critic and best-selling author Camille Paglia. Her adolescenc...
Growing up as "a gender nonconforming entity" during Eisenhower's America wasn't easy for cultural critic and best-selling author Camille Paglia. Her adolescence in small-town, upstate New York was marked by rejection, rebellion, and cross-dressing—all in reaction to the stultifying social norms of the 1950s and early '60s.
So what does Paglia think of contemporary culture, with its openness to a wide variety of ever-proliferating gender, racial, and sexual identities?
Not much.
"I do not feel that gender is sufficient to explain all of human life," Paglia tells Reason TV's Nick Gillespie. "This gender myopia, this gender monomania, has become a disease. It's become a substitute for religion. It is impossible that the feminist agenda can ever be the total explanation of human life."
Whether the subject is feminism or the fate of Western civilization, Paglia is no Pollyanna. In this wide-ranging discussion, she says higher education is going to hell, the Fourth Estate is an epic FAIL, millennials are myopic, contemporary criticism has croaked, and Hillary Clinton might singlehandedly destroy the universe. Even Madonna, once Paglia's ideal of sex-positive feminism, seems to have lost her way.
Does the celebrated author of Sexual Personae and Break Blow Burn have any reason to get out of bed in the morning? Does she have any hope for the universe at all? Watch the video to find out.
CONTENTS
2:55 - Growing up as a "gender nonconforming entity" in Eisenhower's America.
7:50 - What is feminism? The limits of identity politics.
14:35 - Rape, paternalism, and Madonna on the university campus.
19:30 - How the country club model of university life has debased contemporary cultural criticism.
24:38 - The decadent obsession with cultural identity in the modern world.
29:13 - Authentic multiculturalism and critical theory.
32:42 - Is there any hope for the humanities?
37:25 - Contemporary journalism is bad and it makes politics even worse.
45:18 - What sort of image does a great president project?
47:27 - The importance of "working class people".
51:08 - Hillary Clinton is a disaster. Dianne Feinstein is presidential.
54:46 - What are you optimistic about? Students are more ignorant than ever.
58:16 - Paglia's upcoming work: religion and the paleo-Indian period.
Runs about one hour.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Hosted by Nick Gillespie. Cameras by Meredith Bragg and Krainin.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/03/19/everythings-amazing-and-camille-paglia-i for full transcript, downloadable versions, and more.
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Growing up as "a gender nonconforming entity" during Eisenhower's America wasn't easy for cultural critic and best-selling author Camille Paglia. Her adolescence in small-town, upstate New York was marked by rejection, rebellion, and cross-dressing—all in reaction to the stultifying social norms of the 1950s and early '60s.
So what does Paglia think of contemporary culture, with its openness to a wide variety of ever-proliferating gender, racial, and sexual identities?
Not much.
"I do not feel that gender is sufficient to explain all of human life," Paglia tells Reason TV's Nick Gillespie. "This gender myopia, this gender monomania, has become a disease. It's become a substitute for religion. It is impossible that the feminist agenda can ever be the total explanation of human life."
Whether the subject is feminism or the fate of Western civilization, Paglia is no Pollyanna. In this wide-ranging discussion, she says higher education is going to hell, the Fourth Estate is an epic FAIL, millennials are myopic, contemporary criticism has croaked, and Hillary Clinton might singlehandedly destroy the universe. Even Madonna, once Paglia's ideal of sex-positive feminism, seems to have lost her way.
Does the celebrated author of Sexual Personae and Break Blow Burn have any reason to get out of bed in the morning? Does she have any hope for the universe at all? Watch the video to find out.
CONTENTS
2:55 - Growing up as a "gender nonconforming entity" in Eisenhower's America.
7:50 - What is feminism? The limits of identity politics.
14:35 - Rape, paternalism, and Madonna on the university campus.
19:30 - How the country club model of university life has debased contemporary cultural criticism.
24:38 - The decadent obsession with cultural identity in the modern world.
29:13 - Authentic multiculturalism and critical theory.
32:42 - Is there any hope for the humanities?
37:25 - Contemporary journalism is bad and it makes politics even worse.
45:18 - What sort of image does a great president project?
47:27 - The importance of "working class people".
51:08 - Hillary Clinton is a disaster. Dianne Feinstein is presidential.
54:46 - What are you optimistic about? Students are more ignorant than ever.
58:16 - Paglia's upcoming work: religion and the paleo-Indian period.
Runs about one hour.
Produced by Todd Krainin. Hosted by Nick Gillespie. Cameras by Meredith Bragg and Krainin.
Visit http://reason.com/reasontv/2015/03/19/everythings-amazing-and-camille-paglia-i for full transcript, downloadable versions, and more.
- published: 19 Mar 2015
- views: 156920
David Simon on Treme, New Orleans, the Drug War, Obama, The Wire - And Disappointing Libertarians
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- Duration: 20:53
- Updated: 20 Sep 2012
- views: 61497
UPDATED 9/21/2012: On his personal website, David Simon has accused Reason TV of producing a "shanked" interview with him. For links to his criticism, our respo...
UPDATED 9/21/2012: On his personal website, David Simon has accused Reason TV of producing a "shanked" interview with him. For links to his criticism, our response, and full audio of our hour-and-20-minute-long conversation with him that formed the basis of this video go to http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/21/david-simon-accuses-reason-of-producing
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"At some point during the run of The Wire, I became a fellow traveler of the libertarians," says the acclaimed writer and television producer David Simon. "And then a great disappointment to them."
A self-proclaimed "lefty," Simon is the creator of the The Wire, which ran on HBO from 2002 to 2008 and depicted with tragic realism the impact of the drug war on inner-city Baltimore. Over five seasons, The Wire told a series of complex, interwoven stories built around major themes of the modern American city, including the decline of the working waterfront, failing schools, faltering newspapers, the unseemly side of local politics, and, more generally, how bureaucratic institutions thwart reform-minded individuals.
In writing The Wire, Simon drew on his 13-years as a reporter at The Baltimore Sun and his 1991 book, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, which is derived from Simon's stint as an embed with the Baltimore Police Department's homicide division. Producer Barry Levinson later turned the book into an Emmy-award-winning series that ran on NBC from 1993 to 1998.
Simon co-wrote (with David Mills) The Corner (2000), an HBO miniseries that depicts inner-city Baltimore ravaged by the drug trade, and he co-wrote HBO's Generation Kill, a miniseries based on a book by Evan Wright about a Marine Corps unit during the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Simon's blistering indictment of the drug war frames Eugene Jarecki's new documentary on the subject, The House I Live In, and he's an outspoken critic of the state of the newspaper industry. In 2009, Simon testified before the Senate Commerce Committee that shrinking newsrooms imperil our democracy.
HBO's Treme is Simon's latest project, which offers a multi-faceted look at post-Katrina New Orleans and the music scene that makes the city so unique. Treme's third season starts this Sunday on HBO.
Simon was last interviewed in Reason in 2004, and retired Baltimore homicide and narcotics detective Ed Burns, who was Simon's collaborator on The Wire and other projects, was interviewed in Reason in 2008.
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie sat down with Simon last week to discuss Treme, the state of New Orleans, the drug war, President Obama, school choice, private prisons, the newspaper industry, and Simon's antipathy towards libertarians.
Go to http://Reason.com for a print version of that edited discussion.
About 21 minutes.
Produced by Jim Epstein; shot by Epstein and Meredith Bragg.
Go to http://Reason.com for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to receive automatic updates when new material is live.
*****
UPDATED 9/21/2012: On his personal website, David Simon has accused Reason TV of producing a "shanked" interview with him. For links to his criticism, our response, and full audio of our hour-and-20-minute-long conversation with him that formed the basis of this video go to http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/21/david-simon-accuses-reason-of-producing
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UPDATED 9/21/2012: On his personal website, David Simon has accused Reason TV of producing a "shanked" interview with him. For links to his criticism, our response, and full audio of our hour-and-20-minute-long conversation with him that formed the basis of this video go to http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/21/david-simon-accuses-reason-of-producing
*****
"At some point during the run of The Wire, I became a fellow traveler of the libertarians," says the acclaimed writer and television producer David Simon. "And then a great disappointment to them."
A self-proclaimed "lefty," Simon is the creator of the The Wire, which ran on HBO from 2002 to 2008 and depicted with tragic realism the impact of the drug war on inner-city Baltimore. Over five seasons, The Wire told a series of complex, interwoven stories built around major themes of the modern American city, including the decline of the working waterfront, failing schools, faltering newspapers, the unseemly side of local politics, and, more generally, how bureaucratic institutions thwart reform-minded individuals.
In writing The Wire, Simon drew on his 13-years as a reporter at The Baltimore Sun and his 1991 book, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets, which is derived from Simon's stint as an embed with the Baltimore Police Department's homicide division. Producer Barry Levinson later turned the book into an Emmy-award-winning series that ran on NBC from 1993 to 1998.
Simon co-wrote (with David Mills) The Corner (2000), an HBO miniseries that depicts inner-city Baltimore ravaged by the drug trade, and he co-wrote HBO's Generation Kill, a miniseries based on a book by Evan Wright about a Marine Corps unit during the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq.
Simon's blistering indictment of the drug war frames Eugene Jarecki's new documentary on the subject, The House I Live In, and he's an outspoken critic of the state of the newspaper industry. In 2009, Simon testified before the Senate Commerce Committee that shrinking newsrooms imperil our democracy.
HBO's Treme is Simon's latest project, which offers a multi-faceted look at post-Katrina New Orleans and the music scene that makes the city so unique. Treme's third season starts this Sunday on HBO.
Simon was last interviewed in Reason in 2004, and retired Baltimore homicide and narcotics detective Ed Burns, who was Simon's collaborator on The Wire and other projects, was interviewed in Reason in 2008.
Reason.com Editor in Chief Nick Gillespie sat down with Simon last week to discuss Treme, the state of New Orleans, the drug war, President Obama, school choice, private prisons, the newspaper industry, and Simon's antipathy towards libertarians.
Go to http://Reason.com for a print version of that edited discussion.
About 21 minutes.
Produced by Jim Epstein; shot by Epstein and Meredith Bragg.
Go to http://Reason.com for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason TV's YouTube Channel to receive automatic updates when new material is live.
*****
UPDATED 9/21/2012: On his personal website, David Simon has accused Reason TV of producing a "shanked" interview with him. For links to his criticism, our response, and full audio of our hour-and-20-minute-long conversation with him that formed the basis of this video go to http://reason.com/blog/2012/09/21/david-simon-accuses-reason-of-producing
- published: 20 Sep 2012
- views: 61497
Jeb Bush on Disrupting the Education Monopoly
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- Duration: 6:30
- Updated: 19 Jan 2011
- views: 13550
As governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007, Jeb Bush championed school choice. His first year in office he created a program that offered vouchers to students in ...
As governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007, Jeb Bush championed school choice. His first year in office he created a program that offered vouchers to students in failing schools. The program successfully boosted student achievement until it was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2006. Two other Bush-supported programs -- one that offers tax credits to business that help send low-income kids to private schools and another that gives vouchers to disabled students --- survived the high-court ruling. Bush also expanded the Florida Virtual School, a national model for online public education.
Since leaving office, Bush has promoted his reform agenda in other states. He founded the Foundation for Excellence in Education and serves as co-chair of the Digital Learning Council.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie sat down with Bush at the National Summit on Education Reform in Washington, D.C., to talk about how information technology can help break the education monopoly.
This interview is part of National School Choice Week, an initiative to raise awareness of how competition and choice can transform public education.
Approximately 6.30 minutes. Filmed by Jim Epstein and Meredith Bragg, and edited by Epstein.
Go to Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
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As governor of Florida from 1999 to 2007, Jeb Bush championed school choice. His first year in office he created a program that offered vouchers to students in failing schools. The program successfully boosted student achievement until it was struck down by the Supreme Court in 2006. Two other Bush-supported programs -- one that offers tax credits to business that help send low-income kids to private schools and another that gives vouchers to disabled students --- survived the high-court ruling. Bush also expanded the Florida Virtual School, a national model for online public education.
Since leaving office, Bush has promoted his reform agenda in other states. He founded the Foundation for Excellence in Education and serves as co-chair of the Digital Learning Council.
Reason.tv's Nick Gillespie sat down with Bush at the National Summit on Education Reform in Washington, D.C., to talk about how information technology can help break the education monopoly.
This interview is part of National School Choice Week, an initiative to raise awareness of how competition and choice can transform public education.
Approximately 6.30 minutes. Filmed by Jim Epstein and Meredith Bragg, and edited by Epstein.
Go to Reason.tv for downloadable versions, and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube Channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
- published: 19 Jan 2011
- views: 13550
Penn Jillette on God, No!, Atheism, Libertarianism, & More
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- Duration: 16:40
- Updated: 20 Sep 2011
- views: 391856
Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with the one-and-only Penn Jillette about his best-selling new book, God, No!: Signs You May Already Be an Atheist and Other Magic...
Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with the one-and-only Penn Jillette about his best-selling new book, God, No!: Signs You May Already Be an Atheist and Other Magical Tales, his friendship with Glenn Beck, skepticism versus cynicism, the role of religion in terrorism, why he's a libertarian, and much more in a wide-ranging conversation.
Penn Jillette is the larger, louder half of Penn & Teller. For the magical duo's official website, go here: http://www.pennandteller.com
About 17 minutes. Shot by Anthony Fisher, Meredith Bragg, and Jim Epstein; edited by Epstein.
Go to http://Reason.tv for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notifications when we post new videos.
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Reason's Nick Gillespie talks with the one-and-only Penn Jillette about his best-selling new book, God, No!: Signs You May Already Be an Atheist and Other Magical Tales, his friendship with Glenn Beck, skepticism versus cynicism, the role of religion in terrorism, why he's a libertarian, and much more in a wide-ranging conversation.
Penn Jillette is the larger, louder half of Penn & Teller. For the magical duo's official website, go here: http://www.pennandteller.com
About 17 minutes. Shot by Anthony Fisher, Meredith Bragg, and Jim Epstein; edited by Epstein.
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- published: 20 Sep 2011
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APTV Nick Major caught up with newly reunited Underoath at the third annual Self-Help festival in San Bernadino, California.
Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain an...
APTV Nick Major caught up with newly reunited Underoath at the third annual Self-Help festival in San Bernadino, California.
Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie spoke about the band’s triumphant return and what motivated them to get back together.
“I think it just takes time, its like friendship, you know, it's hard to be a kid on tour and grow into a man,” Chamberlain says. “We did this because we love each other, and we needed to take a step back and get our heads right.”
The conversation gets real when Major asks the burning question in every fan’s mind: Is new music in the works?
“I think only time can tell, to me it sounds insane if we didn't write music. If we release it or not who knows, but as of right now we’re focused on being a family being friends being a band and this tour,” Chamberlain says.
Gillespie describes the situation as the foundation still being wet and being in the process of rebuilding. However, the band is open to the idea.
“We’re not just coming to do some tour and disappear again, that’s stupid. We lifted the hiatus, and everyone’s happy. We’re just really focused on that right now and keeping everyone together,” Chamberlain explains.
The guys talk about the intimate club shows the band has been surprising fans with upon their reunion.
“We love playing big shows and all that, but I think we’re best seen in the chaos. That’s kind of how we came up, and that's kind of what we do,” Gillespie says.
Watch the video for more details on the hiatus, the bond between bandmates, the history of Underoath and more!
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APTV Nick Major caught up with newly reunited Underoath at the third annual Self-Help festival in San Bernadino, California.
Underoath’s Spencer Chamberlain and Aaron Gillespie spoke about the band’s triumphant return and what motivated them to get back together.
“I think it just takes time, its like friendship, you know, it's hard to be a kid on tour and grow into a man,” Chamberlain says. “We did this because we love each other, and we needed to take a step back and get our heads right.”
The conversation gets real when Major asks the burning question in every fan’s mind: Is new music in the works?
“I think only time can tell, to me it sounds insane if we didn't write music. If we release it or not who knows, but as of right now we’re focused on being a family being friends being a band and this tour,” Chamberlain says.
Gillespie describes the situation as the foundation still being wet and being in the process of rebuilding. However, the band is open to the idea.
“We’re not just coming to do some tour and disappear again, that’s stupid. We lifted the hiatus, and everyone’s happy. We’re just really focused on that right now and keeping everyone together,” Chamberlain explains.
The guys talk about the intimate club shows the band has been surprising fans with upon their reunion.
“We love playing big shows and all that, but I think we’re best seen in the chaos. That’s kind of how we came up, and that's kind of what we do,” Gillespie says.
Watch the video for more details on the hiatus, the bond between bandmates, the history of Underoath and more!
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Videographer: Geoff Major
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Nick Gillespie Destroys Asa Hutchinson in Drug Debate
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Nick Gillespie on Lean Forward - Sanders & Trump Two Sides of Same Coin
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Reason's Nick Gillespie & Lisa Snell Call Bullsh*t on Public Education Abuses
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"The Incubator of the Nanny State:" Nick Gillespie on the Sorry Condition of Universities
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Q&A;: Nick Gillespie
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Abortion & Libertarians: Nick Gillespie, Ronald Bailey, Mollie Hemingway & Katherine Mangu-Ward
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5 Facts About Govt Spending: Nick Gillespie at Reason Weekend 2012
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Real Time with Bill Maher: Overtime - Episode #253
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Nick Gillespie Stumps Rabid Raccoon Rachel Maddow On Her Partisanship - Real Time With Bill Maher
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Nick Gillespie: A lot of conservatives are moving towards Rand Paul on police militarization issue
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Nick Gillespie, Patrick Kennedy Battle over Pot: We Tried Once, It Didn't Work!!
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Crossfire: Nick Gillespie and Tom Perriello debate the Obamcare website problems (part 1/3)
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Rep. Justin Amash on Debt, Abortion, Immigration & More
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Nick Gillespie Interviews Gary Johnson for Reason - August 14th (2012-08-14)
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Why Jean-Paul Sartre Should Have Been a Libertarian!
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Stop Criminalizing Parenting: Free Range Kids' Lenore Skenazy on Fears over Child Safety
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Edward Snowden Interview on Apple vs. FBI, Privacy, the NSA, and More
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Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe on the High Cost of College (Full Interview)
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Walter Williams: Up From the Projects
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What is in store for LEAP zones in Honduras? Q&A; with presidentail advisor Mark Klugman
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Exclusive: Barack Obama Talks Harry Reid, Economy, Legacy with Reason TV
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Interview 1 with Reason.com's Editor Nick Gillespie
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Interview 2 with Reason.com's Editor Nick Gillespie
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Gary Johnson on Trump, the Presidential Election, and Life as a Pot Company CEO
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Nick Gillespie on The B.S. of A.
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Nick Gillespie on journalism today
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Torture Is Never Forgotten, Neither Should It Be
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling“Anyone who has been tortured remains tortured” wrote Holocaust survivor Primo Levi in “The Drowned and The Saved.” What‘s more, he knew all too well that in the shadowy, bureaucratic, and dehumanizing places like Auschwitz, “Anyone who has suffered torture never again will be able to be at ease in the world,” and “the abomination of the annihilation is never extinguished.”1U.S ... 24. ....
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USS Donald Cook reports ‘simulated attack’ by Russian jets
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Two Russian fighter jets have made “simulated attack” passes near a US navy guided missile destroyer in the Baltic Sea, says a US official. The incident took place on April 11, when USS Donald Cook was confronted by two Sukhoi SU-24 warplanes in international waters off Russia, a senior military official told CBS News on Wednesday, speaking on condition of anonymity ... The event ended without incident ... ....
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FBI Employed Hackers To Break Into San Bernardino Cell Phone, Report Says
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) engaged the help of professional hackers to find at least one software flaw to break into an iPhone used by one of the terrorists responsible for the Dec. 2 San Bernardino terrorist attacks, the Washington Post reported. The hackers were paid a one-time flat fee for their help, the Post said, quoting people familiar with the case....
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Is it safe to dump Fukushima waste into the sea?
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Japan has called for hundreds of thousands tonnes of irradiated water from the nuclear plant to be released into the Pacific Ocean. Karl Mathiesen looks at the potential impacts. @karlmathiesen. email. More than 1,000 tanks brimming with irradiated water stand inland from the Fukushima nuclear plant. Each day 300 tonnes of water are pumped through Fukushima’s ruined reactors to keep them cool ... The substance can be harmful if ingested ... ....
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Smail to play Akarana Open (New Zealand Golf Association)
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(Source. New Zealand Golf Association). 13/04/2016. As we near the end of summer with only two legs of the Jennian Homes Charles Tour remaining, the highly anticipated Akarana Open is here ... 'I am really enjoying being back ... The talent is endless this week with Mark Brown, Dan Pearce, Nick Gillespie, Kieran Muir and new professional Josh Munn making appearances, so Akarana Golf Club can expect a few galleries to watch the golfers on show....
Ben Wheatley exec'd thriller 'Belly Of The Bulldog' secures UK deal
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UK deal secured for Nick Gillespie’s psychological thriller Belly Of The Bulldog ... Nick Gillespie’s feature debut was executive produced by High-Rise director Ben Wheatley, who provided creative guidance throughout ... “Belly Of The Bulldog is a very promising debut from Nick Gillespie with a fantastic UK cast....
Hendry makes History on the Jennian Homes Charles Tour (New Zealand Golf Association)
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(Source. New Zealand Golf Association). 20/03/2016. Michael Hendry has won the 2016 Lawnmaster Classic for the second consecutive year and now holds the record for most wins on the Jennian Homes Charles Tour ... 'It's immensely satisfying, I want to be regarded as one of New Zealand's best when I hang up my boots,' said Hendry ... Mens scores after Final Round. Sun 20 Mar 2016 ... 204 Nick Gillespie (P) 68 70 66, Steven Heyes (P) 67 68 69 ... (noodl....
Battle Between the Best (New Zealand Golf Association)
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(Source. New Zealand Golf Association). 19/03/2016. Starting the day with an impressive four shot lead, Michael Hendry now has company after the second round of the Lawnmaster Classic. Gareth Paddison shot a flawless seven under par (65) to grab a share of the lead with Hendry ... 'I didn't hit it quite as well as yesterday, I'll admit that ... 138 James Betts (P) 71 67, Joonsang Chung (P) 71 67, Peter Lee (P) 70 68, Nick Gillespie (P) 68 70....
Hendry Masters Manawatu (New Zealand Golf Association)
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(Source. New Zealand Golf Association). 18/03/2016. Michael Henry has shot a superb eleven under par 61 to lead the Lawnmaster Classic by four shots. With 11 birdies and zero bogeys Hendry couldn't put a foot wrong as he yet again stamps his mark on this tournament ... 'It was pretty much on my mind the whole day ... 68 Nick Gillespie (P), Gareth Paddison (P), Victor Janin (P), Brad Hayward (P), Cameron Jones (Muriwai) ... 90 Nick Madsen (Akarana)....
Hendry looks to go back to back (New Zealand Golf Association)
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(Source. New Zealand Golf Association). 15/03/2016. After the recent New Zealand Open in Queenstown we have seen the field for the 2016 Lawnmaster Classic grow in strength with the defending champion, Michael Hendry headlining the strong field ... Gareth Paddison, Nick Gillespie and new father Doug Holloway are a few experienced names in the field this week and are more than due for a Jennian Homes Charles Tour victory ... -END- ... Position ... TOTAL....
Why Donald Trump is a much bigger test for the ‘libertarian moment’ than Rand Paul
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Braedon Wilkerson was a junior in high school when he came across an 8-minute YouTube video of Ron Paul titled "A New Hope.". It changed his life ... "The Ron Paul people grew up ... Some held views similar to those of Reason’s Nick Gillespie, who has argued that Rand Paul failed to build on his father’s electoral success in part because he ran away from the core libertarian philosophy that made Ron Paul so popular ... An alternative explanation....
Harvard Law Might Nix Slavery-Linked Seal
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via Facebook. Harvard Law School's special committee has reportedly recommended that the school ditch its slavery-linked seal ... Read it at Boston Globe ... By Nick Gillespie. ....
Trio go low to lead NZ PGA (PGA of Australia)
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(Source. PGA of Australia). Birdies were the order of the morning in the second round of the Holden NZ PGA Championship at Remuera Golf Club ... However it was enough to see Nitties retain a share of the lead, at 11-under the card, heading into the weekend ... New Zealanders Nick Gillespie and Gareth Paddison along with Anthony Houston, who is celebrating his 24 birthday today, round out the top-5 on 8-under the card ... Original Document ... (noodl....
Trio go low to lead NZ PGA 04.03.2016 (PGA Tour Australasia)
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(Source. PGA Tour Australasia). Birdies were the order of the morning in the second round of the Holden NZ PGA Championship at Remuera Golf Club ... However it was enough to see Nitties retain a share of the lead, at 11-under the card, heading into the weekend ... New Zealanders Nick Gillespie and Gareth Paddison along with Anthony Houston, who is celebrating his 24 birthday today, round out the top-5 on 8-under the card ... Original Document....
Fabulous four lead NZ PGA Championship (PGA of Australia)
Edit Public Technologies 04 Mar 2016
(Source. PGA of Australia). The competition will be fierce this weekend at Remuera Golf Club as a congested leaderboard sees plenty of talented players in contention at the Holden NZ PGA Championship ... Some alignment changes paying immediate dividends ... Rounding out the top-10 on 8-under the card are Gareth Paddison (NZ), Nick Gillespie (NZ), Anthony Houston (VIC), Aaron Townsend (NSW) and Tom Power-Horan (VIC) ... Quick Quotes ... (noodl....
Fabulous four lead NZ PGA Championship 04.03.2016 (PGA Tour Australasia)
Edit Public Technologies 04 Mar 2016
(Source. PGA Tour Australasia). The competition will be fierce this weekend at Remuera Golf Club as a congested leaderboard sees plenty of talented players in contention at the Holden NZ PGA Championship ... Some alignment changes paying immediate dividends ... Rounding out the top-10 on 8-under the card are Gareth Paddison (NZ), Nick Gillespie (NZ), Anthony Houston (VIC), Aaron Townsend (NSW) and Tom Power-Horan (VIC) ... Quick Quotes ... (noodl....
The Conservative Case for Donald Trump Is Laughably Thin
Edit The Atlantic 01 Mar 2016
Jim Young / Reuters ... And the case that he makes is strikingly, tellingly weak ... He won’t screw these up ... Nick Gillespie of Reason writes, “These strike me as incredibly piss-poor reasons to support anyone for any office, much less Trump for president.” On the whole, I'd call most of Hewitt’s case laughable, and I can’t imagine that it will persuade many conservatives, whether or not they end up voting for the Republican nominee in 2016 ... ....
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