VIDEO DESCRIPTIONEight years ago, Edward Snowden revealed government secrets. He told the world that America, illegally, spies on Americans, and most everyone in the world. Some now call Snowden...
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Both Sides: Was Snowden Right or Wrong?
WHY SNOWDEN IS WRONGSNOWDEN: TRAITOR OR HERO?AVAILABLE RESOURCES
China’s Dark Turn
VIDEO DESCRIPTION“I’m more anti-China than you!” That was one theme of the 2020 Presidential election. But not long ago, American presidents were excited about China. The Communist dictators had...
The New Censors
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONOn my Facebook page recently, I was alarmed to see a warning pop up: “this information could mislead people.” Facebook then also said it won’t show my video to most...
Both Sides: Should Facebook Censor Political Posts?
Why Facebook Needs to Take Responsibility for Fake NewsThe New CensorsEnjoy this video? You can access many more resources like quizzes, teacher's guides, and free DVDs when you register! It will take you less than two minutes, and best of all: it's FREE!
Column: Fake Fact-Checking
Recently, I released a video that called California’s fires “government fueled”…
The Rise of Citizen Journalists
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONJohn Stossel says citizen journalists cover things the mainstream media miss.Download Teacher's GuideDownload Video (.mp4 FILE)To download this video or the Teacher's Guide that goes along with it, please login. If you don't have an account, register...
Read All About It!
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONMost people think the concepts of free speech and freedom of the press started in America. But another country actually codified freedom of the press in its constitution before the U.S. did. Find out which country, and explore why this matters more...
The Deadly-isms
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONSocialism, Nazism, progressivism...there are so many "isms" on the political spectrum. This video takes a closer look and suggests a different approach.Download Teacher's GuideTo download this video or the Teacher's Guide that goes along with it,...
Fake News is Old News
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONThe term “fake news” has been in the news a lot the past few years. What does it mean? Is it really fake or does it just present a side to a story that some people don’t agree with? Fake News is Old News presents a historical view of reporting that...
Both Sides: Free Speech and Political Correctness
Is PC Culture Anti-Free Speech?Threats to Free Speech: Censorship on CampusEnjoy this video? You can access many more resources like quizzes, teacher's guides, and free DVDs when you register! It will take you less than two minutes, and best of all: it's FREE!
How to Become an Informed Voter
Headcount Executive Director Andy Bernstein and Reason Magazine Senior Editor Michael Moynihan on the lack of political knowledge of voters.
The Boundaries of Free Speech
FBN’s John Stossel defines his views on free speech in public and private sectors.
The Energy Debate: A Case for Fossil Fuels
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhat are fossil fuels? Why do so many people dislike them? Are they bad for us? Are they bad for the environment? What are the alternatives? This segment looks at the debate over fossil fuels.Download Teacher's GuideTo download this video or the...
Finding Freedom: Escape from North Korea
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhat is freedom? How important is freedom to you? People use the word freedom differently, but when we look at North Korea, there is little disagreement that the citizens are not free. This segment looks at one person’s escape from North...
Threats to Free Speech: Silencing Political Opponents
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhat happens when government officials use their power to try to silence their enemies? Where does campaign finance reform begin and our free speech end? This segment looks at one attempt by political insiders to silence their opponents.Download...
Threats to Free Speech: Censorship on Campus
VIDEO DESCRIPTIONWhat is going on at colleges across America? These institutions of higher education were once bastions of free speech, where different views and ideas could be discussed openly. Now, many students want to silence those with whom they disagree by...
Threats to Free Speech: Islamic Extremism
Should people be stopped from offending each other? From criticizing each other’s views, religion, even race? Should the government protect us from offensive speech, or protect offensive speakers? Should people be afraid to speak openly if what they say offends others? This segment looks at the threats to free speech from Islamic extremists.
Political bias in the ivory tower of academia?
The King’s College Politics Professor David Corbin on political bias on college campuses.
Why is wearing communist-infused clothing trending in the U.S.?
The Daily Beast contributor Michael Moynihan on communism in fashion and why wearing communist heroes on clothing is trending among Americans.
Cop cameras to the rescue?
Evesham, NJ Police Chief Chris Chew and Sergeant Erin Gorman on police cameras and the benefits they provide to both police and citizens.
Rapping about government spending
ReasonTV Contributor Remy Munasifi on using music and humor to cover politics.
Actor Kevin Sorbo: Hollywood limits freedom of speech
Actor Kevin Sorbo sounds off on Hollywood actors he calls hypocrites when it comes to trying to ‘save’ the world.
Are Hollywood actors following their own advice?
Author Jason Mattera weighs in on the hypocrisy of actors who say they are trying to ‘save’ the Earth.
Is Big Brother Watching?
Congressman Justin Amash on whether the NSA is infringing on personal liberties.
Stossel vs. Napolitano on NSA Spying
John Stossel and Judge Andrew Napolitano square off on whether Americans should be outraged over the NSA’s spying.
Censorship at College: Politeness Gone Wrong
Is college really a bastion of free speech, a marketplace of ideas, where views can be discussed in an atmosphere of openness? Are some cultural, economic, and political views more acceptable on campus than others? Who decides? Should only one side of a debate be allowed on campus, because some students might be bothered by the other side? This segment looks at the debate over limiting free speech on college campuses.
Free Speech
Should people be allowed to offend each other? Criticize each other’s views, religion, even race? Should the government protect us from offensive speech, or protect offensive speakers? How important is free speech in a free society? How unique is freedom of speech in the world? This segment looks at free speech in America and some other countries.
Online Vet Silenced
Veterinarian Ron Hines discusses why he is no longer allowed to dispense medical advice over the internet.
Should Employers Have Same Rights as Unions?
Stossel correspondent Kennedy and John Tillman of the Illinois Policy Institute discuss recent union actions and whether they have too much power.
Blogging Against the Law?
Nutrition blogger Steve Cooksey discusses how North Carolina has regulated his blog.
College Campuses Limiting Free Speech
FIRE’s Greg Lukianoff discusses how universities around the country inhibit the First Amendment.
Fired for an Opinion
Author Naomi Schaefer Riley on her criticism of Black Studies programs and how it got her fired.
Protest Signs Not Allowed
Institute for Justice Senior Attorney Steve Simpson on his efforts to help save a business from eminent domain.
Limiting Political Speech
University of Missouri Economics Professor Jeff Milyo on the rights of foreign companies to advertise before elections.
The Power of Debate
FBN’s John Stossel on the need for debate and the power of free speech.
Does Free Speech Exist at America’s Universities?
Dr. James Miller on the battle for free speech at many universities across the country.
Dealing With Media Bias
FOX News Contributor Bernie Goldberg on the liberal bias in mainstream media.
What You Can and Can’t Say at Colleges
FIRE Founder Greg Lukianoff and Evan Coyne Maloney, "Indoctrinate U" filmmaker, on college speech codes.
Being Politically Correct: Have We Gone Too Far?
Syndicated columnist Deroy Murdock argues people worry too much about being politically correct, which can in turn divide the country rather than unifying it.