I have a new podcast, “The John Stossel Interviews.”
I built my entire career shrinking news stories down to 5 or 10 minute segments because that’s usually my attention span.
But since I’ve started my online network, Stossel TV, I’ve learned something…many of you want longer conversations.
That’s what I’ll be posting here.
You can listen on the website or your favorite podcast platform.
After 40+ years of reporting, I now understand the importance of limited government and personal freedom. Subscribe to this show, and you’ll get extended interviews with newsmakers and people who I think are interesting or have something important to say.
Michael Malice, the popular podcaster and author, reminds us that tyranny can be defeated. It’s been done before.
In this podcast, Malice shares stories of life under totalitarian regimes, and explains how the media was often complicit in totalitarianism.
Malice’s distrust in government is why he’s calls himself an anarchist.
He makes the case that things like food, education, and even security, are better left in private hands.
“Maybe we don’t need government at all,” he says. “When you have something as important as security or anything, food, education, to have it at the purview of a monopoly, let alone a government monopoly, makes no sense.”
I’m skeptical that the private sector would do all those things better. So we debate those issues and more.
