don t know what they are, we don t think you ll have enough money unless you take tarp and the implied, implication says we re going to come and see you you soon and if you don t take tarp, you re going to be trouble and we make up the rules. we ended up taking tarp. and what s interesting, john. why did they want us to take tarp? head of the federal reserve, bernanke, one of the students of the depression. stossel: during the depression, when it was known that the bank was taking money. he had three banks going to fail and needed the healthy banks to make it look good. it was a ripoff for the banks ab we never had a single quarterly loss and stress stes, you ve got way more capital. you ve been more outspoke been freedom and you started doing this after you read a book called capitalism, the
trouble with the you are in an environment can do immense harm. they force you to be complicint. like capone in chicago you go against it you might find yourself in the hens. the department of the justice said we are investigating the thingings that you are doing. that sent a signal to the ratings agency. and watch and behave yourself. steve, were you making it more heavily regulated like pharmesuticals. would you be outspoken. i would be. i am too outspoken otherwise i would be in the white house and we would have this show there. a facebook question from john. who are today s living hank reardon and dagny. one of my heroes is charles
firm and wins over renee zellweger. show me the money, show me the money! so how does it celebrate liberty? i think it s a great picture of a guy who gets fired from the company and rather than go to the eeoc and walks out of here, with the laptop, roledex with one client, cuba gooding, jr. and succeeds in business and love as well. a great example of individual opportunity of picking yourself up and not whining and complaining, but going out and making a difference. john: i don t suppose the movie makers really understand how regulation that they cheer on makes it tougher for someone to start his own firm and get through the sarbanes oxley. i guess i think that was pre-sarbanes oxley. john: it was worth it just for the line you complete me. . thank you deroy murdoch and the atlas foundation and i
don t know what they are, we don t think you ll have enough money unless you take tarp and the implied, implication says we re going to come and see you you soon and if you don t take tarp, you re going to be trouble and we make up the rules. we ended up taking tarp. and what s interesting, john. why did they want us to take tarp? head of the federal reserve, bernanke, one of the students of the depression. stossel: during the depression, when it was known that the bank was taking money. he had three banks going to fail and needed the healthy banks to make it look good. it was a ripoff for the banks ab we never had a single quarterly loss and stress stes, you ve got way more capital. you ve been more outspoke been freedom and you started doing this after you read a book called capitalism, the
because he wants a flat tax, some people say it would ep had rich people more. no, but more importantly, john, reduces the price of risk taking, reduces the price of success and productive work and that way, you create more jobs, and it enables people with little to get ahead. when you have a stagnant economy, that s what holds people back and people have little and can t get ahead. let s add the part when you re talking about freedom. right now the average american spends more than a day, 26 1/2 hours filling out tax forms during the year, freedom and you ve got last year, we spent six and a half billion hours felling out tax forms, equivalent of 3 million full-time jobs just on a stupid code not even the irs knows what is it. you don t have to go to the amazon to find exotic creatures, they re crawling around here today.