John Stossel

John Stossel has been a prominent figure in the media industry since 1969, with significant roles as a television presenter, author, consumer journalist, political activist, and pundit. His notable work includes co-anchoring "20/20" on ABC News and hosting his own program "Stossel" on Fox Business Network. Currently, he leads "Stossel TV," a project that produces internet videos aimed at educating young people about the benefits of limited government, broadening his outreach through various social media platforms. Additionally, Stossel has authored several influential libertarian books, expanding his impact.

Stossel's dedication to journalism and consumer advocacy has earned him 19 Emmy Awards, with five awards from the National Press Club, and recognition for excellence in consumer reporting. His special television programs, like "Stupid in America," critique societal issues such as the government-run education system, adding depth to his investigative work. His books, including "Give Me a Break" (2004), "Myths, Lies, and Downright Stupidity" (2007), and "No, They Can't: Why Government Fails – But Individuals Succeed" (2012), have been impactful in libertarian circles. Since February 2011, Stossel has also been sharing his perspectives through a column for Creators Syndicate.

Stossel's educational efforts continue with "Stossel in the Classroom," launched in 1999, which provides resources for public schools. This initiative reflects his commitment to addressing key societal issues such as government regulation, media bias, and education, through both his reporting and educational outreach. His enduring career and contributions to both media and education showcase his ability to engage a wide audience on complex topics, making him a respected and experienced voice in discussions of liberty and consumer advocacy.