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06 February 2014
George C. Landrith, President and CEO of Frontiers of Freedom, discusses how there is no benefit to red light cameras, the government's reluctance to allow the use of drones in commercial settings, and whether drones or other security measures will enhance safety at major events like the Sochi Olympics.
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