The Michael Berry Show I don't care what you learned in school

I don't care what you were taught what you've carried with you. There is nothing more important you could have learned in school than the teachings of Milton Friedman, my hero, my

idol.

These are

that 99% of Americans will never even be exposed to.

Inflation and illegal immigration are the issues in this election. Two economists understood inflation better than anyone. Thomas Sol and his mentor, Milton Friedman's greatest contributions came in, I would say, monetary theory, consumption analysis,

and more generally kind of the role of government in economic policy.

Ramon, do you say economic or economic?

You say economic? I like to go back and forth.

Milton Friedman is best known for his support of minimal

government intervention in the economy. His position being policies should promote individual freedom and market efficiency.

It's very easy to think government ought to come in and solve these problems,

but the government trying to solve the problem makes it worse.

Milton Friedman believed that with free markets minimal governmental intervention,

you would foster economic growth and personal liberty.

And I'll give you an example when the automobile

was being manufactured.

That scared the buggy whip business because if you were in the buggy whip business.

Because if you were in the buggy business,

you're making good money manufacturing buggy whips.

All of a sudden, cars come along.

You're thinking, well, that's going to put us out of business.

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