John Stossel joined FOX Business and FOX News in October 2009. His show, Stossel, airs on the Fox Business Network on Thursdays at 9 PM and midnight ET. It re-runs Fridays at 10 p.m., Saturdays at 9 p.m. and 12 midnight, and Sundays at 10 p.m. (all times eastern).
He is the New York Times best-selling author of Give Me A Break and Myths, Lies and Downright Stupidity. His "Give Me a Break" commentaries take a skeptical look at a wide array of issues, such as education, the economy, parenting, and more.
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John
Personally whenever Obama, Pelosi, Reid, Frank, etc. appear on TV I turn the channel. Since when have any of these people, and most of our other politicians for that matter, had any "connection" at all with the common working class (perhaps now that unemployment is in reality around 18% I should say non-working class) American? It is obvious that our politicians care nothing about the welfare of America or her people and instead are only concerned about their own political agenda.
Bjarnson
Reed Markham, a leadership author said: “In a basketball game and in the corporate workplace there is a huge difference between teams that achieve great success and teams that become dismal failures. The answer is effective communication- teams that can openly share ideas, focus on the task, and communicate proactively should not be surprised by their achievements.” Is it accurate to say the problem is a lack of openness, poor focus, and too much one way communication.
R.O. in E.H.
Rather than "speaking directly with the American people", he should try to LISTEN TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE!
Jeff
Oh, that's what I am missing, values. I feel better knowing that already. Who knew we could rely on our government for values too. I'll just wait until he tells me what those are.
kathy2trips
CAN YOU HEAR US NOW?
Alison M
Obama wants to be a star! He went into the wrong business. What an attention hound!
D Bell
The President confuses speaking with results. This is easy for politicians to do, since they live in a world where only perceptions are reality. His problem is that his policies are not being perceived well by independents. His answer, so far, is to double down on trying to convince independents that they're wrong. Expect MORE speeches and events.
Kevin
I think it's becoming increasingly clear after one year just how much of a narcissist this guy is. The American people are starting to get the hint, even the adoring media can't save this guy's approval rating.