@innvestor4622
Friedman & Sowell = Freed Man & Soul.
@TheRev1269
Imagine having Milton Friedman as your grandfather and being like 15-20 years old and being able to just sit there and ask him question after question
@EZPZMAGA
If Milton Friedman had a country I’d have migrated there in a second
@tubik7758
"If we can't persuade the public that it's desirable to do these things, then we have no right to impose them -- even if we had the power to do it." That closing statement of Milton Friedman's is a perfect representation of the moral difference between libertarians and liberals.
@scotthix2926
You can tell the interviewer just loves his job. And Milton Friedman has such a good responses
@gastonboykins3641
Even at 87 he had more mental acuity than most people. Amazing.
@nicmart
A book on the drug war featuring essays by Milton Friedman and Thomas Szasz is a classic.
@markapsolon
Milton Friedman was a good logical and rational man. I wish I could have met him
@fmj4138
I could listen to Milton Friedman all day. Excellent interview, thank you!
@forestsburning3324
wish ' journalists ' still did interviews like this..
@rockeazymatt
The interviewer is very polite and poised, demonstrating good sense. Bravo. And Friedman is superbly eloquent.
@racciacrack7579
On top of the brilliance of Milton, the interviewer is very intelligent, respectful, and seeks to learn, understand, and properly represent Milton.That’s something the news has failed us with today.
@Chuby_ubesie
Westerners often criticise capitalism because of the industrial revolution, forgetting that it's the bedrock for their current prosperity.
@niggy730
imagine if we had interviewers like this man nowadays, wonderful interview. thanks for uploading
@milagroman75
Robinson has been a great speaker for so long. His line of questioning is often directed towards giving the guest an opportunity to flesh out their thoughts. Robinson is a master of interviewing and a glimpse of hope during a time with such poor, futile, and/or malicious attempts at this style of journalism.
@kysotice
"I should be free to do whatever I want, as long as I do not impinge on the rights and freedoms of others." That's my quote
@coastercritic287
Such a phenomenal interviewer
@casienwhey
Milton Friedman, although admired by many conservatives, I don't think was sufficiently recognized for the being the intellectual giant that he was. He was such a powerful thinker and could relate his views in such a common sense way. He was an American icon in my view.
@danmorell8240
Friedman was so much smarter than most people . I could listen to him all day
@David-Okao