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I wish there was a split-screen! Comedy can be so illuminating. So many very, very important issues were brought right into the spotlight here. Reflecting now, it's cool that we've had these presidential "Al Smith" (charity fund-raising) dinners since at least 1960. I wonder if you can find at least most of them archived somewhere! That'd be REALLY... (See the video)

I'm not competent enough to analyze and verify this in detail but this seems to be logical to me. How many people in this country know the seriousness of the problem? ... (See the video)

Alex Epstein made all of the "real life," big picture points.  Prepare to be frustrated by McKibben's opposition to human life in the developing world and ridiculous claims of AGW threatening liberty in the West. ... (See the video)

Perhaps one of the best Glenn Beck episodes ever. I want to apologize for reading him wrong before. Earlier here, I made what I thought was a logical statement that Glenn Beck believes in "original sin." Just recently on the radio, he said he doesn't. He is showing such equanimity, if not magnanimity, toward Penn Jillette (and vice versa). I found ... (See the video)

This is a good explanation of the ABC. The only caveats I would make are the following: 1) The video says that the interest rate is the price of money. I understand the point, but to say that the interest rate is the price of money is either incorrect or too narrow a definition. Strictly speaking, the interest rate is not the price of m... (See the video)

Excellent quality performance and recording of Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2. (See the video)

Nick Gillespie on balancing the budget by 2020. Note: A search for videos of him brought frustrating results -- Parker-Spitzer, Alyona, Bill Maher, O'Reilly -- where in each case the host attempted to draw Nick away from principles and into childish, partisan, tribal war mongering. The refreshing part is that Nick didn't fall into the emotion-laden... (See the video)

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Does anybody know if this is really Michael Moore? If so, then losing this argument may have emotionally scarred Moore and therefore inspired him to go on a life-long rant against capitalism (though it appears he already suffers from such an inspiration). (See the video)

This one is for Kyle. Check out the end where Friedman says that free enterprise is the best system for achieving equality and that an attempt to more directly achieve equality, by tampering with free enterprise, destroys everything -- where he says that A and B will decide what C should give to D, but they will also skim a little off the top for t... (See the video)