O'Reilly vs. Stossel: A Debate Over Gambling (Video)

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Bill O'Reilly debated John Stossel on the subject of gambling Tuesday night.  John Stossel, a Libertarian, loves gambling and wants the Government to keep their noses out of the fun.

“My poker game with friends would be a crime in half the states,” Stossel noted in his report that led up to the debate.

“Why are people getting arrested for gambling when it is all right for states to sell lotteries?” he asks.

The Fox News host O’Reilly started the debate off by asking if Stossel is responsible for the more than 9 million Americans addicted to gambling.

Watch the debate below.

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