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Privacy. in baltimore i went and investigated a doctor that claimed a lot of people were being poisoned by chemicals that all around us. i thought she was a quack. she told police that we secretly taped her. bingo, i was charged with a felony and threatened with years in jail. they eventually dropped the charge and we had not secretly taped her but i wish we could have. she is still in business. it made me think about spiro agnew who was forced to resign after was revealed he took bribes from a county executive. he was from maryland, too. is there more political corruption in states where repo...

Speaker of the state house and a u.s. senator was caught. that is why i'm glad james o'keefe does his thing, people who get your tax money deserve less. government officials who have a right to use physical force against others deserve still less. so hurry ray for the camera. they captured dirty truths that otherwise stay hidden and use public money, the public deserves to know. that is our show tonight. i'm john stossel. good night. [ male annouer ] is zero worth nothing? ♪ imagine zero pollutants in our envinment. or zero dependency on foreign oil. ♪

It's time to stop dividing people by income and by job and buy union and nonunion. >> reporter: what do you think to happens to all the anger out here tonight? >> it'll show up saturday morning when you have people all over the state on tractors walking from milwaukee to protest not just the bargaining rights but the budget bill and show up on april 5th. we are having a state supreme court election and electing county executives and school boards but the sad part is we have to motivate people by dividing people. it's time to stop. please, mr. governor, stop dividing us. someone in the republic...

Many are finding themselves a stem away from losing their home, and it's not an option, leaving help and bill and children on the street. in the annual survey, found that the homeless rate was 1.6 million, the suburban rose to 22%. and shelters grew from 473,000 to 517,000. and the problem has left county executives and shelter operators scrambling to cover the basis. >> sometimes it's a lot cheaper to work to keep a person in their apartment and their home than dealing with them and their families once they have been evicted >> the calls will come in consistently with people in need of housin...

Stem away from losing their home, and it's not an option, leaving help and bill and children on the street. in the annual survey, found that the homeless rate was 1.6 million, the suburban rose to 22%. and shelters grew from 473,000 to 517,000. and the problem has left county executives and shelter operators scrambling to cover the basis. >> sometimes it's a lot cheaper to work to keep a person in their apartment and their home than dealing with them and their families once they have been evicted >> the calls will come in consistently with people in need of housing. so the empty beds are non-e...