8/16/11 Full show -- Barack's Bailout Bus Hits the Road to Serfdom, The Housing Crisis in 4 Graphs

Tonight on Adam vs. the Man with Adam Kokesh: Adam has the scoop on Obama's midwest "non-campaign" tour and gives a lesson on the housing crisis. He explains the the next step for free market space exploration and talks to Ernest Hancock on the implications of cell phone shut downs. Plus, Adam and Jake give their thoughts on republican presidential candidate and those being considered the "top tier" and Stefan Molyneux, host of Freedomain Radio exposes the gun in the room on national defense.

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[ArgosSmith2009]

The Interviews are painfully short!!! NEED an Hour Long Show!! hint hint RT...

[The420Gunslinger]

I actually agreed with everything Jake said in this episode

[slhines7]

I wonder if the massive shadow inventory are included those deceptive govt charts? I highly doubt it and think that things are much much worse than those charts show.

[tkwelge]

@CurtHowland True, but texas is still a net tax donor. For every dollar of pork, they send a buck o five in pork right back.

[CurtHowland]

@tkwelge Oh no, not at all. Texans are people too.

My enthusiasm is because an independent Texas would work so well.

Sadly, Texas gets a HUGE cut of the Federal pork, as a group they won't voluntarily give that up.

[tkwelge]

@CurtHowland Oh yeah, I agree, I just thought you were some texas hater saying, "Boy, wouldn't it be great if Texas seceded, cause they're a bunch of fuck heads."

[CurtHowland]

@tkwelge Even though Texas expected instant statehood, as had happened with Florida, Martin van Buren rebuffed Texas and negotiated with Texas instead. This provided Texas with their grand and much talked about "Lone Star Republic" days. That period of independence informs Texans that they are not only capable of operating independently, but that they have done so before and flourished in the doing.

Much more emotionally viable than one of the original 13 seceding.

[ih8ronpaulh8ers]

@DeathMetalPatriot I've listened to those podcasts. Not my favorites but some good points made. I'll check out fdrliberate. It's hard to ever fully agree with someone but his overall content in my view is priceless. As for his wife, I have no clue what she did, was this a government board? I take what I like from FDR or any other source and leave what I don't like. The bible has some great messages, but also have so awful ones as well. I don't like cults or religion and I'm not part of one.

[tkwelge]

@DeathMetalPatriot I think that you have taken things into left field. Scum bag? I've listened to all of his podcasts. He doesn't attack the idea of families at all. He simply points out that there are certainly bad families, and a lot of them. This is true.

[tkwelge]

@CurtHowland From Texas here. Why?

[DeathMetalPatriot]

@Princetonbeats  fdrliberated dot com/ ?page_id=2186

[Princetonbeats]

@DeathMetalPatriot actually i haven't ct anyone out of my life from stef's work... u just miss the whole point of his message.. good day kind sir... it is your loss