and now, john stossel. what you think you know may not be so. how can that be? we know a lot. we go to school, read, watch tv, learn from parent, friends. why would what we know not be so? because our instincts are often wrong. took me too long to learn that. when i was a consumer reporter, i thought government regulation was the solution to consumers being ripped off wrong. regulation hurt consumers more. i thought america was running out of fuel that, overpopulation was a big problem, that it s crucial that things be made in america. wrong again! all wrong. let s start with the made in america frenzy. i am so upset. majority leader harry reid and others are upset that the u.s. olympic committee bought uniforms made in china. i think they should take all the uniform, put them in a big
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don t embarrass him, don t point to him? it s saying to the kid, don t say everything that s on your mind. don t be fully honest. you can have an inside dialogue, but don t make it external. we have to keep a front that is not perfectly honest. doping in sports. we get all of these news reports about people who dope in imagine you are an athlete. what do you think is acceptable, not acceptable? what would you find out. from the other athletes. they are doing tyou are a sucker if you don t. a physician wrote me and said, he has a lot of pate who is are athletes, he thinks the actual amount of doping is lower than people believe. but the people believe that everybody is doing it. now, understand, we can do it as l. the same thing about illegal downloads everybody s doing it, it s fine to do it as well. i tested this power of the peer effect.
it s i am polite. how is it cheating? basically to the kids don t say everything that so your mind. don t be fully honest but don t make it external. we have to keep a front. this is not perfectly honest. john: doping in sports? we get news reports about all the people that dope in sports. what is acceptable or not acceptable? where would you find out. john: from the other athletes and you are sucker if you don t. its position that throws me, he says he last athletes and has patients and the actual amount of doping is lower than people believe. people believe we can do it, as well. illegal downloads, everybody is doing it. it s perfectly fine to do it as well. john: i tested this when i was at abc, went over to miami
don t embarrass him, don t point to him? it s saying to the kid, don t say everything that s on your mind. don t be fully honest. you can have an inside dialogue, but don t make it external. we have to keep a front that is not perfectly honest. doping in sports. we get all of these news reports about people who dope in sports. imagine you are an athlete. what do you think is acceptable, not acceptable? what would you find out. from the other athletes. they are doing tyou are a sucker if you don t. a physician wrote me and said, he has a lot of pate who is are athletes, he thinks the actual amount of doping is lower than people believe. but the people believe that everybody is doing it. now, understand, we can do it as l. the same thing about illegal downloads everybody s doing it, it s fine to do it as well. i tested this power of the peer effect.