Posted by Peter Schiff on 05/23/2014 at 11:51 AM In this week’s release of the minutes from its April 29-30 meeting, Federal Reserve policymakers made clear that they see little chance of inflation moving past their 2% target for years to come. In order to make such a bold statement, Fed economists not only had to ignore the current data, but discount […]
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Victims of Government. Andy Johnson, property owner in Fort Bridger, Wyoming, on the EPA’s war against his small man-made pond
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Looting the Poor. Luke Rosiak, investigative reporter at The Washington Examiner, on flagrant wasteful spending at the Combined Federal Campaign bureaucracy, an entity that provides the means for federal employees to contribute to approved charities.
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Everyone’s a Violator. Tom Bell, professor at Chapman University’s Fowler School of Law and fellow at the Cato Institute, on how copyright law has turned everyone into violators — and how to fix these antiquated laws, as argued in his new book, “Intellectual Privilege: Copyright, Common Law, and the Common Good”
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Posted by Peter Schiff on 05/19/2014 at 3:52 PM One of the biggest questions at the end of 2013 was how the Treasury market would react to the reduction of bond buying that would result from the Federal Reserve’s tapering campaign. If the Fed were to hold course to its stated intentions, its $45 billion monthly purchases of Treasury bonds
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Ron Paul, former Republican presidential candidate, on America’s role in Ukraine, his warnings years ago about Bureau of Labor Management overreach, and why China is overtaking America as the world’s top economy.
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Listeners’ Questions, Peter’s Answers Audio – May 19, 2014 [youtube class=”center” id=”SoK-7qiPvJg”] [separator style_type=”single” top_margin=”5″ bottom_margin=”5″ sep_color=”” icon=”fa-play” width=”” class=”” id=””]John in Philadelphia, PA If Obama and the Republicans get together for tax reform in 2015, would you be in favor of a compromise that lowers personal and corporate tax rates, but also includes a
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Posted by Peter Schiff on 05/06/2014 at 2:09 PM After three months of consistently disappointing jobs numbers, the markets were as keyed up for a good jobs report as a long suffering sailor awaiting shore leave in a tropical port. The just released April jobs report, which claimed that 288,000 jobs were created in the U.S. during the month, provided
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Free Form Friday, guided by the best callers in talk radio! Cliff’s Notes Recap Weekly Recap for 05-12-14 to 05-16-14 Monday – Growing poverty in the US is being hidden. Tuesday – Left versus Right paradigm might have its basis in biology. Wednesday – Ayn Rand is one of the greatest symphonies of language. Thursday – The desire for
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