Friday, April 8, 2011

My appearance on "Freedom Watch" last night



Be sure to listen around the 7:00 minute mark where I take John Tamny to task on his claim that government must "take money" from people to exist.



11 comments:

Matt Franko said...

Mike,
How do people get jobs like this when they do not even know very basic national accounting identities?

googleheim said...

This is why MMT destroys all the anti-government anti-people anti-liberty rhetoric from tax dodging republicans and no-no democrats.

googleheim said...

lady in red :

we own the debt and the interest rate is where we want it to be.

Mario said...

Mike you are the MAN!!!!

booyaaah!!

love ya bro!!! Keep it UP!!!

Mario said...

you can see their heads starting to shake as the reality hits them about all of this...it's incredible.

just be careful man...people usually go after the messenger anyway. Stay strong bro!!!

David said...

Well, that was kind of amusing in the sense that Schiff was feeding Tamny such obvious leading questions to which he was supposed to give some kind of "expert" amplification. Mike quietly flayed them both without even working up a sweat, but they were too stupid to know they'd been flayed.

Calgacus said...

Jeez, Mike - what a maroon you are. You mean you don't have a printing press in your basement churning out $100s that the evil gubmint steals from you? How would the government get money to exist if it didn't rob us Austrian Randroid wealth-creators/money printers/counterfeiters? You think the incompetent government knows how to print money? http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2010/12/06/high-tech-bills-high-tech-problems/

mike norman said...

Lol, CAlg!

Anonymous said...

I see your troglodytes are as swift as you Norman. Go on Youtube and watch your appearances starting in 2006 on Fox Business. I like your predictions on the Housing Market, while making fun of Peter Schiff. The problem is, you were dead wrong. Would you like the url's to the videos? I could go on.

The only thing worse than your predictive analysis, is the content of your character. Keep setting the bar low.

J-Victus said...

Mike: Do you know what a tax is?

Unknown said...

Nice appeal to authority, I'm glad that fallacies exist outside of the internet, I'd hate for you to have to challenge your initial promises every once in a while, it might cause some problems.

By the way, you are one bad prediction away from being thrown into the junk-heap of history.

@Calgacus -- nice try.