The great Milton Friedman, were he still alive, would turn 96 today. This interview with him was conducted just prior to his death in 2006. And here is the second part of the interview. In it, Friedman makes a moral case for ending drug prohibition.
"I Do Not Believe the State Has Any Right to Tell Me What to Put In My Head"
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