jesse ventura has a lot to say about that in the fast past. i'm sure he will tonight.st of "conspiracy theory" with jesse venture ona our sister network, true tv. >> i thought i wonder what jesse ventura is thinking of this. obama still president, nothing much has changed. can we expect anything to improve? >> well, i don't know. they spent $6 billion was spent to keep it the same and we could have used that money for a lot of different things, and they told us this time they are going to work together for bipartisanship and after all, they are politicians, they wouldn't lie to us, would they? >> the ones with the real problems, not the democrats, they got back in. but republicans who seem to have just run up against a large cliff. what are the republicans do to try to reinvent themselves, make them more relevant do you think? >> you need to change their ideas rather than their people. if you bring forward the same people with the same ideas, you will head off the same cliff. they need to modernize and they need to change some of their basic principles that don't discr

you have it straight from the third party candidates of this election or you can take it from jesse ventura the former independent governor of minnesota. here's the simple answer stop voting for them i urge people stop voting for democrats and republicans we still have that power vote for anybody else well jesse but i think the person who explains it best is a third party hoover himself ralph nader check it out. every year or so you get worse in america i mean living standards are declining. if the rich are richer the poor are poor the middle class is shrinking you have fifty million people who are being told pay or die if you're sick because you don't have health insurance forty five thousand americans die every year nader's right both parties will get worse if the people continue elect conservatives like brock obama or right wing ideologues like mitt romney the rich will get richer the poor get poorer so what do we do you know a lot of people have reached out to me asking why is it that i talk about all the things that are wrong but i never talk about what actions we can all take to make

jesse ventura he was included in debates in minnesota and he won his election for governor so i hope it'll happen again in the past i think if people get. ok. ok you're still with us you're right that's just ok. i'm still here yeah great we're not on the air though sorry about that. can i can you actually still see me and him me all right i can't see anything but i can hear you fine i hear you perfectly well let's carry on then tom again the democrat in the republican vote. i should say that the actual victim is they break their election promises they a bomber and his pledge to shut down guantanamo is one example why don't people look beyond the main policies. will the democrats or republicans do such a good job of scaring voters into thinking the other guy is awful and i you know i i i wish voters would look beyond the two main parties but it's been that way for a long time people vote against the other guy rather than for their own i don't know for sure how to change that occasionally it happens to people get upset enough with what both parties are delivering but do you think thing

mimics the worldwide wrestling federation so that these bankers who are like hulk hogan or the old jesse ventura come out there on the financial stage and body slam these markets and they destroy these markets but they get applauded by the audience the fish the sheep in it's up there behind me or struggling on a day to day basis needlessly because their banking overlords are sticking a knife into their back and twisting it and corporations like the b.b.c. are meyer and scandals due to their own weird sense of priorities and they refused to go after the banks there's so barclays faces a two hundred seventy million pound fine by the us federal energy regulatory commission again this is close to five hundred million dollars it is interesting part of the d. capitalization of london going on is these huge fines that keep on being opposed upon just conveniently british banks whether it's standard chartered h.s.b.c. barclays. you know notice that goldman sachs and all these other banks don't face as many well there's definitely a power move from wall street to find all these british banks as a way to d

first of all, you say you knocked jesse ventura to the floor with a punch. now, you don't mention his name but everybody knows who that is. number one. that happened? you knocked him out? i knocked him down. >> bill: why would you punch ventura? >> in 2006 was the year that we lost our first two seals in iraq. we came home and lost our last guy just before coming home. we had the wake in a seal bar there in core nada. and he was there. he was there for a speaking enga ceremony. graduating class. >> because he was a seal, right? >> yes, sir. >> he was a navy seal. he was bad mouthing the war, right? >> bad mouthing the war, bad mouthing bush and bad mouthing america. >> bill: and you took exception. >> did i find a problem with it. the family was there. i asked him to please tone it down. we did not want to upset the family members of mikey monday sewer. >> who was killed? >> yes, sir. he earned the medal of honor and jumped on a -- >> bill: he said you deserved. >> he said we all deserved to lose a few guys. >> bill: navy seals. >> i'm assuming. he was sayin

first of all, you say you knocked jesse ventura to the floor with a punch. now, you don't mention his name but everybody knows who that is. number one. that happened? you knocked him out? i knocked him down. >> bill: why would you punch ventura? >> in 2006 was the year that we lost our first two seals in iraq. we came home and lost our last guy just before coming home. we had the wake in a seal bar there in core nada. and he was there. he was there for a speaking engagement at a bud ceremony. graduating class. >> because he was a seal, right? >> yes, sir. >> he was a navy seal. he was bad mouthing the war, right? >> bad mouthing the war, bad mouthing bush and bad mouthing america. >> bill: and you took exception. >> did i find a problem with it. the family was there. i asked him to please tone it down. we did not want to upset the family members of mikey monday sewer. >> who was killed? >> yes, sir. he earned the medal of honor and jumped on a -- >> bill: he said you deserved. >> he said we all deserved to lose a few guys. >> bill: navy seals. >> i'm assumin

ventura or governor the body. >> well, actually, tom, i've changed that. i'm no longer the body, i'm jessea. >> fair enough. >> it was this day in 1998 when former professional wrestler shocked the world when jesse "the body" ventura won a third-party victory in the state of minnesota over norm coleman and hubert humphrey ii. let's bring back our panel. i'll start with you, errol, if you had a surprise that you think would be ventura-esque, i'll tell you, on the monday before the election, ventura in tracking polls was coming but he was still in third place. >> i think we all know the latino vote is important. i think it's going to be a margin of victory and will reshape politics in colorado, nevada, florida and north carolina. and it could be the margin in several or even all four of note those states, in which -- >> the president says it will be one or two of those because of the latinos. >> it will reshape politics in those states. >> verona, what do you have? >> i don't know if this is venturaesque, but i think there's a chance that the house could go democrat. >> that would shock the

we also have an independent streak, you can tell with a ron paul vote for president and jesse ventura. host: we will be airing a michele bachmann debate tomorrow. you can catch that here on c- span. looking at congressional and senate races throughout the country, joan is up next. caller: i am doing great. host: what is on your mind? caller: here in maryland we have carter versus iraq somebody. even though i am a -- rob somebody. even though i'm a democrat, i am tired of all the career politicians. it is time for a change in the way congress is being run. we have people that may be good over time. they need to set certain terms for them to run and then let somebody else have a chance. host: do you feel the same way when it comes to the presidency? caller: absolutely. host: my youth vote for mitt romney? caller: i not decided for either one. there are things about both i'm not 100% clear about. i remember back in to thousand eight when hillary clinton was running. one thing that struck me that clinton said was for those of you who need a president, that stood out with me. on a day-to-d

if you do, will you run with jesse ventura? guest: i don't have any plans in 2016. you want to know where i think the country will be in 10 years, as a matter of fact, i'm pretty optimistic that things might be a lot better, but the problem is we have to go through the wringer first. where i'm very encouraged, you know, i deal with ideas and changing people's attitudes about the role of government and self-reliance and responsibility. but where i have been encouraged, whether the 2008 campaign or the 2012 campaign, that the reception kept growing and growing on the universities. in all true -- and all true philosophic have to start with the young people. the receptions have been fantastic. and they're interested in free markets. they're interested in this. the young people graduating from college are aware. what do they have? personal debt that they can't pay. the jobs that they're getting aren't worth all that much, and they know there's a problem so they like -- they're enjoying this idea that there is a solution. and this is what it's important, if we change the