May 12, 2016
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4:10Now PlayingJohn Robson reports, May 12 is the date back in 1933 that FDR signed the Agricultural Adjustment Act into law, a brilliant government plan to increase prosperity by destroying wealth, and specifically to help feed a hungry nation by plowing food right back into the dirt. The approach has of course caught on. But May 12 1935 is also the anniversary of a highly successful organization which took the opposite approach allowing individuals to be responsible for improvements in their lives. Watch the video to see which group and judge for yourself the merits of government intervention. MORE
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