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Mary Katharine Ham presents - and Austin Bragg and Caleb Brown accept - the Best Video Award at the 2nd Annual Sammies. Caleb Brown and Austin Bragg, of Arlington, Virginia, won the Best Video Award and the $5000 prize for their research and analysis of Virginias asinine, anti-competitive—and unconstitutional—liquor laws. Watch their video here: www.youtube.com Over 300 people attended the 2nd Annual Sammies on Saturday, April 18, 2009, at the Marriott Renaissance Chicago North Shore Hotel. Sponsored by the Sam Adams Alliance, the Sammies recognizes and rewards every day people for their activism in support of individual liberty and economic freedom at the state and local level. For more information, visit www.samadamsalliance.org

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This video was produced by Caleb Brown ( www.twitter.com ) and Austin Bragg ( www.twitter.com ). The US tax code gets more complex every year. It violates civil liberties and, left unchanged, will leave the United States at a powerful competitive disadvantage in years to come. Chris Edwards, Director of Tax Policy Studies, Senior Fellow Daniel J. Mitchell and Director of Information Policy Studies Jim Harper dissect the troubling aspects of our tax system.

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Nobody knows how to get more free* money from the government than ubiquitous TV pitchman Matthew Lesko ( www.leskobooks.com ). And now he's cashing in on the biggest pile of government loot since the Treasury first started printing greenbacks. "Who cares about hyperinflation, crippling debt, or a massive tax burden on your grandkids? It's all free!" *Some shipping & handling fees apply. "Free Government Money" was written and produced by Reason.tv's Meredith Bragg and his brother Austin Bragg. This video was entered into Right.org's anti-bailout video contest, where filmmakers are competing for a top prize of $25799 (one person's bailout burden). For more anti-bailout video commercials, go to right.org.

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What do the initials "TSA" really stand for? Warning: Immature Subject Matter. Viewer discretion is advised Approximately 75 seconds "44 Ways to Say TSA" is produced by Ted Balaker, edited by Austin Bragg, and written by Balaker, Bragg, Hawk Jensen, Alex Manning, Jacob Sullum, and Zach Weissmueller. Related videos: Con Air 2010 (TSA Remix) This holiday season, we're all convicts: www.youtube.com Coming to an Airport Near You: Prison-style strip searches? www.youtube.com Visit reason.tv to download HD, iPod, and audio versions of this and all our videos, and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new content is posted.

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Jill Erber - owner of Cheesetique in Alexandria, Virginia - defends free trade by defiantly selling French Roquefort cheese at her cost. She does so to highlight a punitive tariff imposed as the Bush Administration was about to leave office. The tariff was to take effect on March 23, 2009. The Obama Administration has delayed the tariff by a month and may eliminate it altogether. This video was produced by Austin Bragg and Caleb Brown.

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Politicians and pundits often use the word "fair" to describe policies they favor. But what does "fair" really mean? Chapman University experimental economist Bart Wilson argues that fairness should not be construed as equality of outcome, but as a process in which everyone plays by the rules and honors agreements. When lawmakers obscure the definition of this word, it may result in policy that is ineffective, arbitrary, and fundamentally unfair. Approximately 8:50. Interview by Zach Weissmueller and shot by Austin Bragg. Edited by Weissmueller. Subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Reason.tv presents Citizens Against Government Waste's Porker of the Month for July 2010: Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-OH)! Back in March, the House Appropriations Committee banned members of Congress from awarding earmarks to for-profit companies. Kaptur publicly praised the new ban, but privately she taught corporations (including one of her biggest campaign contributors) how to get around it, thus ensuring that their steady diet of taxpayer-supplied pork would continue. Way to go, Rep. Kaptur! "Porker of the Month" is written and produced by Austin Bragg. Approximately 1.2 minutes. For more info on Citizens Against Government Waste and the Porker of The Month, visit cagw.org. Go to Reason.tv for downloadable versions of all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Reason.tv presents Citizens Against Government Waste's Porker of the Month for August 2010: Rep. Hal Rogers (R-KY)! Conservation or nepotism? Since 2007 Rogers has been promoting a bill which would provide federal grants to overseas wildlife protection for lions and cheetahs. Surprise! Rogers' daughter is the grants administrator for the Namibia-based Cheetah Conservation Fund, and has been since—you guessed it—2007. Congratulations, Hal! "Porker of the Month" is written and produced by Austin Bragg. Approximately 1.2 minutes. For more info on Citizens Against Government Waste and the Porker of The Month, visit cagw.org. Visit Reason.tv for downloadable versions of all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Why does Vice President Joe Biden hate Christmas? And why is he badgering one of the most beloved, kind-hearted cartoon characters in the world? Has it really come to this? Make your own Joe Biden holiday mashup. It's easy like Sunday morning talk shows. 1 part beloved animated Christmas special 1 part Joe Biden YouTube clips. 2 parts fever dream. Mix until completely out of context. Serve. A Joe Biden (War on) Christmas is written by Meredith Bragg and Nick Gillespie. Script consultant: Austin Bragg. Produced by Meredith Bragg. Approximately 1.30 minutes. Not brought to you by Almost Home Cookies and Peter Paul Cadbury. Go to reason.tv for downloadable versions. Related video Reason.tv Salutes Joe Biden, Real Man of Genius www.youtube.com

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Reason.tv presents Citizens Against Government Waste's Porker of the Month for February 2011: Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY)! Rep. Nadler is pushing full steam ahead on a $53 billion spending spree for High Speed Rail projects. This of course is after the 8 billion spent on High Speed Rail in the stimulus bill. Both barely begin to cover the estimated $500 billion dollars required for the plan, which many state governments have already rejected due to the massive cost. Congratulations Rep. Nadler, you are Citizens Against Government Waste's Porkers of the Month for February, 2011! "Porker of the Month" is written and produced by Austin Bragg. Approximately 2 minutes. For more info on Citizens Against Government Waste and the Porker of The Month, visit cagw.org. Visit Reason.tv for downloadable versions of all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Advocates say that "Net Neutrality" will "save the Internet." But does the Internet need saving? Net Neutrality is a proposed set of regulatory powers that would grant the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) the ability to control how Internet service providers (ISPs) package their services. Proponents argue that such rules are necessary to ensure that ISPs treat all data on the Internet equally and don't slow or even restrict access to various websites and other parts of the Internet. However well-intentioned, the practical effect will be to limit consumer choice and grant the federal government unprecedented power over the Internet, all in the name of fixing a problem that doesn't exist in any meaningful way (reason.com Indeed, examples of the behavior that Net Neutrality will combat are few and far between. Approximately 4 minutes. Produced and animated by Austin Bragg. Written by Zach Weissmueller. Scroll down for downloadable versions and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live. Related videos: "Net Neutrality for Dummies" (reason.com and "Nick Gillespie Talks Net Neutrality, Teen Mags, & More" (reason.com

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*Update: US District Judge Roger Vinson ruled that because the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act's individual mandate to purchase health insurance is unconstitutional, the entire law "must be declared void." Judge Vinson cites this Reason.tv video on page 47 of his decision. --- The Commerce Clause of the US Constitution grants Congress the power to "regulate commerce . . . among the several States," and for more than 100 years federal lawmakers invoked it for a very narrow purpose—to prevent states from imposing trade barriers on each other. But today members of Congress act as if it gives them the authority to do just about anything—including forcing you to eat your vegetables. During her Supreme Court confirmation hearings, Elena Kagan seemed to accept that the Commerce Clause could, in theory, give Congress the power to dictate what Americans eat. And what about ObamaCare's "individual mandate," which forces Americans to purchase health insurance? ObamaCare opponents are lining up to challenge its constitutionality, but supporters say it's justified—you guessed it—under the Commerce Clause. How did a clause intended as a restriction on states wind up giving Congress a green light to regulate noncommercial, local, and purely private behavior? How will ObamaCare stand up against the legal challenges brought by the states? Legal titans John Eastman (Chapman University Law Professor) and Erwin Chemerinsky (Founding Dean, University of California, Irvine School of <b>...</b>

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It's easy to laugh at former Sen. Alan Simpson's bizarre malapropisms on Your World With Neil Cavuto. The Wyoming Republican appeard on the Fox News show earlier this week in his capacity as co-chairman of Barack Obama's National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform. Early on in the segment (watch the whole interview here), Simpson went on a tear about the kids these days, claiming that "...grandchildren now don't write a thank-you for the Christmas presents, they're walking on their pants with the cap on backwards listening to the enema man and Snoopy Snoopy Poop Dogg..." Well, maybe. Yes, it' easy to laugh because it's funny to see an old man make a jackass out of himself. Especially when he's a senator. But what's more disturbing than Simpson's tenuous grasp of rap music and youth fashion (backwards-facing baseball caps are like so 1990s, dude!) is the guy's stalwart defense of Social Security, which is a terrible deal for all Americans under the age of 50. To find out why, go to reason.com "Social Security, Snoopy Snoopy Poop Dogg, & Alan Simpson: Ultimate Remix" was created by Reason.tv's Austin Bragg. Text by Nick Gillespie.

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Just mere days ago, Reason.tv broke the fourth wall, the fifth dimension, and the sixth sense by releasing, in conjunction with Reason magazine, the 3D series Fiscal House of Horrors! The series, including the episodes "I Spend on Your Grave!", "Night of the Living Debt", and "Attack of the Killer Compensation!," illustrate how out-of-control government spending is shredding the economy like Freddy Krueger on steroids. Reason is happy to release Fiscal House of Horrors in 2D for viewers too scared to confront the federal spending horror in heart-stopping 3D (debt, deficit, and despair)! Watch and learn. And, as Sen. Mike Gravel says in his warning, don't be afraid to scream - it just might save your life. And your country's future! Approximately 6 minutes. To get our special 3D issue of Reason (with complimentary 3D glasses) and to view these videos in terrifying 3D, go to reason.com For more links and to watch all the videos in this series, go to reason.com Written and produced by Austin Bragg, Meredith Bragg, and Nick Gillespie.

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How did the federal budget become more terrifying than Rahm Emmanuel in a locker-room shower? It's not complicated. Since World War II, government revenues have averaged about 18 percent of Gross Domestic Product. Government expenditures, alas, have rarely kept close to that number (this year alone, it will be close to 26 percent of GDP). The result is as predictable and grisly as a curvaceous college co-ed entering the last house on the lane: red ink that threaten to drown us all. For more links and to watch all the videos in this series, go to reason.com Written and produced by Austin Bragg, Meredith Bragg, and Nick Gillespie.

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Now that they've passed ObamaCare, can we see what's in it? Sally Pipes, president and CEO of the Pacific Research Institute and author of The Truth About ObamaCare sits down with Ted Balaker to discuss what's really on the way courtesy of the recent health care overhaul: higher costs, decreased access to care, and the looming spectre of a single-payer system in America. Pipes, who hails from Canada, worries that ObamaCare has set the US on a path toward a Canadian-style system. She weighs in on if and how ObamaCare could be repealed and what should replace it. Approximately six minutes. Interview by Ted Balaker. Shot byAlex Manning and Paul Detrick. Edited by Austin Bragg. Go to reason.tv for HD, iPod, and audio versions of this and all our videos, and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Reason.tv presents Citizens Against Government Waste's Porker of the Month for June 2010. CAGW makes this award to a politician or special interest who takes pork-barrel spending to new heights. This month's winner is Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) The Constellation Program was intended to modernize NASA and replace the aging Space Shuttle, but has been plagued by cost overruns and blown deadlines. President Obama and NASA have proposed canceling the unsustainable program—turning instead to the emerging private space industry to oversee launches. In response, Sen. Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) co-sponsored a measure protecting Constellation, which was attached to an emergency war funding bill. Such a measure ensures millions of taxpayer dollars will continue being funneled to politically connected NASA contractors. Contractors like Alabama's own Radiance Technologies, which—wouldn't you know it—just happens to be one of Shelby's biggest campaign contributors. Congratulations Sen. Shelby, you are the Porker of the Month for June 2010! For more info on Citizens Against Government Waste and the Porker of The Month, go to cagw.org Written, produced, and narrated by Austin Bragg. Co-produced by Ted Balaker and Hawk Jensen. Approximately 1.15 minutes. Go to http for downloadable versions of all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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If you want to watch the inevitable trainwreck that is politics unfold, there's an app for that. If you like your acerbic political commentary with a touch of '70s rock nostalgia, there's an app for that. If you want to email your disaffected congressional leaders, there's an app for that. And if you want to find out whose ass to kick...there's an app for that. Free Minds and Free Markets. Free in the App Store now. The Reason iPhone App keeps you up to date with the latest news and views from the Reason staff wherever you are. Compatible with the iPhone, iPhone 3GS, and iPod Touch, the Reason App downloads and syncs Reason's content to your device in real time. The Reason app is free and available at iTunes: itunes.apple.com Features include: Access to fresh content from Hit & Run, Reason.com (including Brickbats), Reason.tv, and Reason.org; Simple Save and Share functionality for all text and video content; Smooth navigation between and within sections; Secure Donations page. Video produced by Austin Bragg.

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Brandon debuts his kinder, gentler term for abortion. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Mike Gregorek & Chris Mathieu written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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What's spookier than Sen. Harry Reid guest-starring in The Vagina Monologues? The balance sheet from hell better known as the national debt. In 2009, the federal deficit was $1.4 trillion, or over 12 percent of GDP and the highest level since World War II. The federal debt, which is made up of all the annual deficits plus interest on borrowed money, is around 45 percent of GDP and is projected to be 90 percent of GDP by 2020. Which means the government will be sucking more money out of your pocket and the larger economy to pay for bailing out GM and Citigroup today. For more links and to watch all the videos in this series, go to reason.com Written and produced by Austin Bragg, Meredith Bragg, and Nick Gillespie.

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Here's a tale more fear-inducing than Michelle Obama at a fat farm. Chew on this: In more than eight of 10 occupations, federal workers make more in straight salary than their private sector counterparts. A federal janitor makes $6000 more than his private-sector counterpart and a federal nurse makes $11000 than her counterpart. And federal workers on average get four times more in benefits such as health care and retirement. At the state and local level, public-sector workers take home more than their private-sector equivalents, too (Michigan public-sector workers, for instance, take home 47 percent more in total compensation than their private-sector analogues). The result of such taxpayer-funded largess? An economic living death on the installment plan! For more links and to watch all the videos in this series, go to reason.com Written and produced by Austin Bragg, Meredith Bragg, and Nick Gillespie.

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The new local barbershop is charging $45 a cut and Dan is shocked at Brandon's reaction. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Chris Mathieu & Mike Gregorek written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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The second of six of Austin Bragg's "Jesus Christ Supercop". More at thebighonkin.com.

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Brandon finds a box of Breathe Right® Strips in the bathroom and is concerned for Dan's well-being. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Mike Gregorek & Chris Mathieu written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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Brandon wants some rules laid down on ex-girlfriends. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Chris Mathieu & Mike Gregorek with Laila Ayad and Jennifer Bascom written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo featuring Cat Davis, Amy Rosoff, Lesley Berkowitz, Stephanie Brown, Carissa Cordes, Courtney Fontaine, Andy Goldblatt, Sarah Parga, Gina Poletti, Eddie Quintana, & Melanie Waldron

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Brandon has some thoughts. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Mike Gregorek & Chris Mathieu written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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Dan brings his girlfriend to the apartment, even though he knows Brandon will somehow get her naked. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Chris Mathieu & Mike Gregorek special guest star Louise Munson written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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Dan gets revenge on Brandon by inviting Magda Cartwright to dinner. SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Mike Gregorek & Chris Mathieu special guest star Amy Rosoff written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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How's it gonna go down? SUBSCRIBE! www.youtube.com Twitter! www.twitter.com Facebook! www.facebook.com Website! www.UnknownPenguin.com starring Chris Mathieu & Mike Gregorek special guest star Amy Rosoff written and directed by Patrick Flynn produced by Austin Bragg - Jeff Crocker - Eddie Quintana - Matt Arevalo

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Have this year's negative political ads really "taken dirty to a whole new level, as CNN's Anderson Cooper frets? Is a "return to civility...a relic of a bygone era," as President Barack Obama laments? Er, not exactly. If anonymous political speech, the other widely decried villain of this political season, helped found the United States, attack ads are as American as apple pie. If you fancy yourself a patriot or a history buff, you will most certainly approve this message, which is taken from statements made by, for, and against the nation's founders. Approximately 1.45 minutes. Written and produced by Meredith Bragg. Voiced by Caleb Brown, Michael C. Moynihan, and Austin Bragg. Check out "The Positives of Negative Campaigning," why "Attack Ads Are Good For You." and Reason's 2006 list of the "Top 10 Dirtiest Political Campaigns" in US history. For links to those stories and historical sources of the statements made in the video go to reason.tv

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Why bother stuffing ballots when you can just draw districts to ensure your re-election? The new documentary Gerrymandering exposes what executive producer Bill Mundell calls "the most effective form of manipulating elections short of outright fraud." Mundell sat down with Reason.tv's Tim Cavanaugh to talk about the new documentary, the consequences of political redistricting, and what can be done to un-rig elections. Approximately 9 minutes. Interview by Tim Cavanaugh. Camera by Paul Detrick, Zach Weissmueller and Austin Bragg. Edited by Bragg. Scroll down for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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As American warplanes patrol the skies of Libya and American boots continue to keep the peace in Afghanistan, Iraq, Korea, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, Spain, Cuba, the Netherland Antilles, and more than 140 other countries, the international Interwebs recording sensation Remy unveils this timely song reminding all of us back on the home front about why they fight now. And why they fought then. "Why They Fought" is the first of a series of collaborations between Remy and Reason.tv. To watch Remy's other videos, go to http:youtube.com/goremy Download the mp3, get lyrics, and related links at reason.tv, the video channel for Reason magazine and http Music written and performed by Remy. Video produced by Austin and Meredith Bragg. About 2 minutes.

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This video was presented at a memorial service for William A. Niskanen held April 12, 2012 at the Cato Institute. Niskanen's "Reflections of a Political Economist" is available free online: www.cato.org Video produced by Caleb O. Brown and Austin Bragg.

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Reason.tv presents the Bud Bowl of a new generation! Two drinks, one field, and numerous mixtures of alcohol and caffeine that "cause" young people to engage in risky behavior. It's The Battle of the Binge: Buzz Bowl I Who will come out on top? Four Loko? Joose? Or will it be Senator Schumer (D-NY) and the FDA? To learn more about the ban on caffeinated energy drinks, watch www.youtube.com Approximately 1.5 minutes. Produced by Nick Gillespie, Austin Bragg and Meredith Bragg. Go to reason.tv for downloadable versions of this and all our videos, and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new content is posted.

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Reason.tv presents Great Moments in Unintended Consequences! All actions have unanticipated side effects, but government acting through regulation or legislation is particularly adept at creating disastrous unintended consequences. Great Moments in Unintended Consequences takes a look at three instances of epic government facepalm: Osborne Reef, Corn Ethanol Subsidies, and a particular clause in ObamaCare that is already doing more harm than good. Approximately 3 minutes. Produced by Austin Bragg. Visit Reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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If you think that, like the Macarena, campus speech codes were mocked into obscurity during the 1990s, think again. Approximately 71 percent of American campuses still impose highly restrictive "red light speech codes" on college students, notes Greg Lukianoff, president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE). Recently Reason.tv's Ted Balaker sat down with Lukianoff to discuss the sorry state of free expression in higher education, why you can't call Harvard men sissies, and how a student got expelled for criticizing a university president on Facebook. Approximately 8.5 minutes. Shot by Paul Detrick and Hawk Jensen. Edited by Austin Bragg. Visit Reason.tv for HD, iPod, and audio versions of this and all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new content is posted.

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Share on Facebook: on.fb.me Tweet: bit.ly Hear the full interview: www.cato.org Penn Jillette, HL Mencken research fellow at the Cato Institute, is the louder, bigger half of the magic/comedy team Penn & Teller. He and Teller co-host a series on Showtime that looks to debunk junk science, scares and scams with reason and logic. Interview by Caleb O. Brown. Video produced by Caleb O. Brown, Austin Bragg and Evan Banks.

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Digg it: digg.com Produced by Caleb O. Brown and Austin Bragg. Mitt Romney decries the excesses of ObamaCare, yet refuses to admit that the plan he championed in Massachusetts provided Obama with a model. In key areas, the two plans are essentially identical. Cato Institute Executive Vice President David Boaz and Director of Health Policy Studies Michael F. Cannon discuss the politics and policy of RomneyCare and Obamacare.

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Our thanks go to the Sam Adams Alliance for supporting our work and making this video the winner of the group's 2009 "Sammie Award" for Best Video. Produced by Austin Bragg and Caleb Brown www.twitter.com www.twitter.com

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John Samples, author of The Struggle to Limit Government ( bit.ly ), is director of the Cato Institute's Center for Representative Government. The Tea Party movement may endure, but its endurance will be a testament to its ability to understand that cutting government means having a long-term focus. John Samples, author of The Struggle to Limit Government and Director of the Cato Institute's Center for Representative Government, offers an assessment of what Tea Partiers should do if they want to sustain an effort to cut government. Video produced by Caleb O. Brown and Austin Bragg.

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Atlas Shrugged Part 1 see it in theaters April 15th!!! "Who is John Galt?" On the week Atlas Shrugged Part 1 hits the theaters, Reason.tv goes behind the scenes to speak with the people both on and off the silver screen to explore the mysterious question that haunts the world of Ayn Rand's epic, Atlas Shrugged. Approximate length 3 minutes. Produced by Hawk Jensen, Senior Producer Ted Balaker, Camera by Alex Manning, Zach Weismueller, Austin Bragg. Edited by Hawk Jensen. Music by Jason Shaw @ Audionautics.com To see Reason.tv's exclusive behind the scenes sneak peak of atlas shrugged go here: www.youtube.com To see our exclusive behind interview with the producer and screenwriter of Atlas Shrugged Part 1 go to: www.youtube.com To see all our Ayn Rand videos go to: www.youtube.com To see the original Atlas Shrugged Trailer go to: www.atlasshruggedpart1.com Go to reason.tv for HD, iPod, and audio download versions of this and all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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President Obama claims to support America's exporting and so-called "green jobs" industries, but he also likes rules that restrict the importation of critical inputs to those industries. Antidumping rules are supposed to protect American manufacturers and, by extension, American jobs. But it doesn't work out that way. Read more: www.cato-at-liberty.org Video produced by Caleb O. Brown (@cobrown) and Austin Bragg (@habragg).

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Penn Jillette (@pennjillette) is a magician and entertainer known for being half of the comedy duo Penn & Teller. Why are YOU a libertarian? Tell us in the comments below or on Facebook (www.facebook.com Video produced by Evan Banks, Austin Bragg, and Caleb Brown. Watch the other part of this interview at: www.youtube.com

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Cato Institute scholars address several items in President Obama's first official State of the Union Address. Scholars include Daniel J. Mitchell, Mark A. Calabria, Neal McCluskey, Michael D. Tanner, John Samples, Jim Harper and Malou Innocent. www.cato.org This video was produced by Austin Bragg and Caleb Brown.

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Here are our sources for Reason.tv's "Obama Gets Busted on Mythbusters!" video. Enjoy. If you haven't seen the original vid, go to www.youtube.com

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Many actors and producers have talked about adapting Ayn Rand's classic Atlas Shrugged for the big screen, but 53 years after its publication no one has dared tackle the ambitious project—until now. Reason.tv heads to the set of Atlas Shrugged Part One to offer viewers a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of this most anticipated film. Director Paul Johansson (One Tree Hill) and Grant Bowler (Lost, True Blood, Ugly Betty), who plays Henry Rearden, discuss the perils, pressures, and pleasure involved in telling the epic tale of a society where the "men of the mind" go on strike and refuse to contribute to a collectivist world. Produced by Ted Balaker and Hawk Jensen. Camera by Austin Bragg and Hawk Jensen. Production support by Sam Corcos. Music: "Eu Nao Sabia" by Anamar available from Magnatune Records. Approximately 5.3 minutes. Go to reason.tv for downloadable HD, iPod, and audio versions of this and all our videos and subscribe to Reason.tv's YouTube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.

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Internet censorship is not the answer to problems of piracy online. Cato Institute research fellow Julian Sanchez explains that internet censorship won't effectively address the problem of piracy and will threaten innovation and the liberties of Americans by engaging in unconstitutional prior restraint. Video produced by Caleb Brown, Austin Bragg and Julian Sanchez.

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