NO ID Episode 14 - Hummer Limo
Executive Producers:
Kevin Killian
North Idaho's growing midwife industry raises uncomfortable questions about public trust in the medical establishment, while Washington discovers that taxing precious metals is an excellent way to stimulate Idaho's economy. Governor Brad Little and Superintendent Debbie Critchfield explain why even microscopic budget cuts are apparently unconstitutional, Coeur d'Alene's nightlife falls victim to liquor licensing, and Idaho considers the radical proposition of eliminating registration stickers. Plus, the glorious tyranny of 2020, Boise contemplates abolishing a department without surrendering a dime, and a North Idaho neighborhood attempts to privatize its road. The taxpayers are exhausted, the bureaucrats are indignant, and the official response remains:WE NEED THIS MONEY.
Timestamps:
(00:00) Scott's California plague and Paul's catastrophic Achilles injury
(06:30) North Idaho's midwife boom and declining trust in medical institutions
(12:40) Washington taxes gold and silver; Idaho businesses reap the rewards
(16:20) Governor Little defends education spending against budget cuts
(21:15) Debbie Critchfield refuses to cut public school budgets
(24:00) Boise's fireworks controversy and regulatory capture
(28:00) Coeur d'Alene nightlife meets Idaho's liquor licensing laws
(35:00) Idaho considers eliminating vehicle registration stickers
(39:00) Medical marijuana and the next regulatory battleground
(40:50) Value-for-value
(48:00) The World Economic Forum and the lessons of 2020
(01:03:00) Masks, criminal penalties, and the absurdity of selective enforcement
(01:09:30) Boise considers eliminating its parking department
(01:13:00) Gozzer Ranch homeowners fight to privatize their road
(01:27:00) Robert Moses and the history of centralized transportation planning
(01:35:30) Revisiting the media's coverage of Boise's anti-mask protesters
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