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The Schilling Show 10/20/17 Hour 2: Kerry Lutz, Lowell Ponte, Matthew Mitchell

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The Schilling Show 10/20/17 Hour 2: Kerry Lutz, Lowell Ponte, Matthew Mitchell

Economic expert, author, and talk host Kerry Lutz decides there is something fishy in Las Vegas and explains what we know of the Las Vegas attack and the security system, as well as Paddock’s known vices like gambling and the importance of critical thinking and skepticism.

Lowell Ponte, former think tank futurist, former Readers Digest editor, and now author, discusses the Russian Uranium scandal, FBI and Russian racketeering and more topics related to his new book Money, Morality, & The Machine: Smith’s Law in an Unethical, Over-Governed Age.

Matthew D. Mitchell, Director at the Project for the Study of American Capitalism, located at Mercatus Center at George Mason University, talks about the Certificate of Public Need (COPN), his research detailing reduced availability of services and locations, and more on how COPN harms patients and consumers.

All of this and more in hour two on a Freaky and Free Phone edition of the Schilling Show!

 

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