Radio-Show Excerpts,
& Interviews by Harry Browne

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Title, Date and Notes	Windows Media Player	Real Audio/Download
Anarchy vs. Limited Government. From the radio show, August 21, 2004	How much government?	How much government?
Free Market News Network June 25, 2004 Jim Sorenson's interview with Harry Browne on many subjects	Third-Party Politics	Third-Party Politics
Free Market News Network April 15, 2004 Jim Sorenson's interview with Harry Browne on America's misguided foreign policy	Bush's Tap Dance	Bush's Tap Dance
From the radio show January 17, 2004	Is war necessary?	Is war necessary?
From the radio show January 10, 2004 No need to argue over how much government is the right amount. All we need to know is that what we have today is much too much.	How much government?	How much government?
From the radio show, June 7, 2003 Too many otherwise-libertarian people think the government will give them what they want if it tries to restrict immigration. Here's how they'll be disappointed. (16:06)	The Immigration Scam	The Immigration Scam
From the radio show, June 7, 2003 When the reformers get their way and end the low-wage jobs overseas, what will the out-of-work employees do? (1:50)	Protesting Lower Wages Overseas	Protesting Lower Wages Overseas
From the radio show, June 7, 2003 Too many investors have an entitlement philosophy, and won't take responsibility for their own safety. (2:06)	Comments on Insider Trading & Investing	Comments on Insider Trading & Investing
From the radio show, May 24, 2003 Today's economic stagnation was caused many years ago, and is not likely to be cured by rearranging the tax code or spending more taxpayer money. (14:38)	Why the Economy Is in the Tank	Why the Economy Is in the Tank
From the radio show, May 24, 2003 Why government programs never get eliminated, and what it will take to overcome this. (6:33)	How Government Will Be Reduced	How Government Will Be Reduced
From the radio show, February 16, 2003 Contrary to the old cliché, war is not good for the economy, for business, or the stock market. Here is why. (2:39)	War Is Not Good for Business	War Is Not Good for Business
From the radio show, February 16, 2003 The hawks try to explain away European opposition as cowardly or commercially motivated. There's a much more important reason that Europeans look at war differently from the way Americans do. (10:14)	Why Europeans Oppose the War	Why Europeans Oppose the War
From the radio show, January 12, 2003 Americans have no understanding of the history of the Muslim world, so they think they can walk into the Middle East and make everything okay. They can't. (6:35)	The Thousand Year War in the Middle East	The Thousand Year War in the Middle East
From the radio show, January 5, 2003 Why it is so dangerous to give power to politicians for any purpose — good or bad. (4:54)	The Problem of Power	The Problem of Power
From the radio show, October 27, 2002 What the Statue of Liberty stood for, why the French people donated it with their own money, and how we have forsaken it for "national greatness" that doesn't exist. (2:14)	The Statue of Liberty Anniversary	The Statue of Liberty Anniversary
C-SPAN, October 11, 2000 An interview one month before the 2000 election. A variety of issues are covered, and callers ask questions. (61:55)	Washington Journal interview	Washington Journal interview
Detroit television station, October 1, 2000 If you're a candidate or speaking out publicly on libertarian issues, please pay special attention to this interview. It demonstrates how you need to approach such an event in order to promote libertarian issues: (1) Focus on a few key issues and keep coming back to them; (2) Couch those issues in terms of personal benefits to the listener; (3) Be brief and to the point; and (4) Practice, practice, practice.  (15:10)	Interview with Chuck Stokes	Interview with Chuck Stokes

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