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It's Wild Card Wednesday.

This is our fun day of the week where we just have fun.

Sometimes we make fun of, but today, actually today, no, but it is one of those days.

We're going to make fun of some people, but we're also going to show you some rational stuff.

Today is our stupid politicians version of Wildcar Wednesday.

But I'm going to start with someone smart, because I want to put this into

context where Milton Friedman, who in 1976, I know some of you who are born, won the Nobel

Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. He was an economist and statistician and created a lot of great

things, Milton Friedman. Well, he tried to lay out for listeners, viewers,

what the basic fundamental responsibilities of government should be. And I thought I'd open up with

this so we can get sort of a framework that I think is really based in common sense and should,

I think is the model idea of what government's supposed to do.

So let's roll it.

Government should be limited, in my opinion, to very simple functions.

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