Most Americans say they want free speech. But when we asked people on the street about speech they didn't like, some want it censored.

This week, Stossel talks to some people who were fired from their jobs for speech their bosses didn't like.

First, Pat Buchanan, who was fired from MSNBC.

Then Naomi Riley, who was fired from ‘The Chronicle of Higher Education'. Naomi was branded a racist-even though her husband is black. Both will tell Stossel their stories.

Stossel interviews Geert Wilders, a member of the Dutch Parliament who was put on trial for calling Islam a "dangerous ideology" rather than a religion.

Finally, Stossel talks about people who want him fired, for saying things that they say are "repugnant" and "indefensible".

Stossel hosts a new show dissecting the news of the day and its effect on your wallet. Plus, the latest scams, hidden fees and other ways companies take advantage of consumers.