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Walter Williams talked about his life and career and responded to viewer calls and questions. His most recent book is American Contempt for Liberty. His other books include Race & Economics …

Walter Williams talked about his book American Contempt for Liberty, a collection of essays on such topics as the Constitution, politics, race, education, the environment, and international …

Walter Williams discussed his libertarian views. He described growing up in a housing project and the segregation he confronted in the Army in 1959. The John M. Olin Distinguished Professor …

Walter Williams, syndicated columnist and professor at George Mason University, talked about the free market and its liberal enemies, the expansion of government in the 20th century, and the…

Walter Williams spoke at the opening banquet of the Young America’s Foundation’s National High School Leadership Conference. He talked about his view of the legitimate role of government in …

Walter Williams, economics department chairman for George Mason University, talked to students about the role of government in society. Among the He addressed the principles of limited gover…

George Mason University economics professor and syndicated columnist, Walter Williams, spoke about the role of government in a free society. He suggested that the founders of the U.S. govern…

Syndicated Columnist Walter Williams talked about individual liberty and the role of government in society. Among the issues he addressed were the role of the Constitution, race relations, a…

Syndicated Columnist and Professor Walter Willams discussed headline news and the significance of high school graduation and education. He talked about his columns on President Clinton issue…

Jeff Faux and Walter Williams talked about current news stories of interest to them, especially those relating to economics, and responded to viewer phone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

Current news events and political issues were examined through reviews of the morning newspapers; interviews with journalists, newsmakers and legislators; and viewer telephone calls, faxes a…

In alternating interview clips, Mr. Glassman and Professor Williams described federal budget deficit limiting legislation.

Ishmael Reed’s book, "Airing Dirty Laundry", explored the thesis that the mainstream media portrayal of African-Americans was inaccurate and racist. Professor Walter Williams, Georgetown Uni…

The CATO Institute brought together economists and urban scholars to speak on proposals to aid American cities, and initiatives to address the problems of cities including the increasing bur…

The Washington Times held a luncheon with Governor L. Douglas Wilder, D-VA, where reporters asked him questions about national issues and a presidential run. The governor criticized the Bush…

The members of the panel: Warren Brookes, Syndicated Columnist Lawrence Kudlow,Chief Econ. & Sr. Managing Director-Bear,Stearns & CO. Rudolph Penner,Sr.Fellow, The Urban Institute …

The Second Thoughts Project of the National Forum Foundation sponsored a discussion on “Race In America.” William Allen, Commission on Civil Rights, spoke on the topic “Whatever Happened to …

Day 3 of the Libertarian Party 1989 Convention in Philadelphia, PA. Sessions include platform reports and debates.

This was an interview show about the Reagan Economic Policy. Walter Williams, Professor of Economics at George Mason University, Robert Kuttner, economic correspondent with New Republic and…