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For a discussion about self driving cars and how they might affect the u. S. Transportation system and to some of the implications for Public Policy. This is going to be moderated by matthew at policy analyst for the Cato Institute. It should be starting life shortly as participants take the stage. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [background sounds] [background sounds] good afternoon Everyone Welcome to the Cato Institute my name is Matthew Feeney jaime policy analyst here. I...

Risk. And how we dont have a balanced system focus on competitive markets. Host is there can well go through some of this specific examples and a think everybody who talks she probably has their favorites here but to you, what was the most egregious . What stands out to you as being the most egregious and tell us a bit about it. Guest the most single agreed to star in the book is about a man named rob manning. Bob manning was a 26 yearold lineman for the electric Power Company in upstate new yor...

Journalist Marvin Olasky gives us a peek inside the travails of the “compassionate conservatism” of the late 1990s and the early messaging of the GW Bush presidential campaign. Whither the GOP on poverty and welfare reform?

As Newt Gingrich looks to complete his improbable political comeback, his opponents won't let him (or the electorate) forget about the scandal that ended the first act of his political career—a string of 84 ethics complaints in the House that culminated in a $300,000 sanction. The pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future hammered home the…

The Senate-passed Energy Policy Act of 2002 would not enhancesupplies of energy. What it would do, however, is harm the U.S.economy and raise the cost of energy for consumers.  It isbetter to have no energy bill than to be burdened with one thatsuppresses vital energy supplies.