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As government grows, so grows the need for defenders of big government to convince the public that really, the government is here to help you. Fortunately, Cato Institute scholars can be found on nearly every news channel setting the record straight. This video is a sample of the thousands of interviews Cato does every year to remind the public that throughout history, instruments of centralized government have never created great freedoms or prosperity for the general public...
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A highlight reel of Cato Institute scholars in the news. (00:10:47)
Akbar Ganji accepting the 2010 Milton Friedman Award (00:30:45)
George Will's keynote address at the 2010 Milton Friedman Award Dinner (00:27:43)
Adam B. Schaeffer details how school districts lie to taxpayers. (00:03:00)
Free Speech v. The Federal Election Commission (00:05:48)
Scholars Opposing "Stimulus" Spending Take to the Airwaves (00:03:21)
Second Amendment on Trial (00:07:51)
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A highlight reel of Cato Institute scholars in the news.)
Akbar Ganji accepting the 2010 Milton Friedman Award)
George Will's keynote address at the 2010 Milton Friedman Award Dinner)
Adam B. Schaeffer details how school districts lie to taxpayers.)
Free Speech v. The Federal Election Commission)
Scholars Opposing "Stimulus" Spending Take to the Airwaves)
Second Amendment on Trial
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