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ron paul appearing to suffer a medical emergency. what we've learned tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us as we near the end of an another consequential week in this country. so much news, and exception. ruth bader ginsburg breaking another barrier today, become the, first woman, the first jewish person to lie in state. sources telling abc news that president trump intends to pick amy coney barrett to the supreme court. the president is expected to officially make the news tomorrow. the news comes just hours after the final farewell to justice ginsburg lieto cas of congres fm bothayg rrdow those steps. tonight as a nation pays tribute, there was late reporting on what comes next. just 39 days now until the election. president trump said he'd name a replacement by week's end and it appears he's on track to do so. >> reporter: tonight sources tell abc news president trump intends his third pick for the nation's highest court to be judge amy coney barrett. a graduate and former law professor at the university of notre dame is a mother of seven and devout ca

watch as the dramatic moment played out during the former congressman's live show, "ron paul liberty trouble speaking in what appears to be a possible stroke, though there has been no confirmation on a diagnosis. the 85-year-old former gop presidential candidate later posting a photo on social media from his hospital bed writing i am doing fine. thank you for your concern. a source close to the family sharing this statement from paul's son with abc news. thank you to all the friends and well wishers who have reached out. my dad is walking, talking, and is in good spirits while he seeks medical attention. health scares like this are always concerning but dad is in great shape and grateful for everyone's concern. in the u.s., more than 795,000 people suffer from a stroke every year. risk factors include increasing age, high blood pressure, diabetes, atrial fibrillation and other heart problems, as well as smoking. if you believe someone is having a stroke, the cdc says to act fast. face, does one side droop? arms, does one drift downward? speech, is it slurred or strange? and lastly, t

eastern right here on nbc. >>> and in other news this morning, former presidential candidate ron pauls recovering this morning after a big health scare during a live interview on friday. paul was rushed to a texas hospital after he appeared to slur his speech in a youtube video. nbc's morgan chesky has more on that. morgan, good morning to you. >> reporter: yeah, kristen, good morning to you. and paul is reassuring everyone that he is doing just fine today, but it really was a scary moment for everyone tuning into his youtube channel, when the 85-year-old suddenly appeared to lose the ability to speak, right in the middle of a live video. >> reporter: this morning, former texas congressman ron paul is recovering, tweeting from his hospital bed, i am doing fine. thank you for your concern, after a health scare friday morning. >> hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning into the weekly report. >> reporter: paul was talking economics on youtube when his weekly live stream turned into an outright emergency. paul's speech starting to slur until the words stopped. >> dr. paul? >> reporter

the latest episode of ron paul coming up. >>> three people in san jose are behind bars on cyst mission of homicide. these three were arrested in milpitas on tuesday. they were wanted in connection of the staff at stabbing death in san jose. the 39-year-old was stabbed and later died at the hospital. the killing was san jose's 29th homicide this year. because of that homicide and to others in the downtown area of san jose in just a matter of days, the police department is increasing officer patrols in that area. we have more from downtown san jose. >> reporter: in a paradoxical twist, lower crime rates are producing more police patrols in downtown san jose. >> we are taking resources than the division and putting them in the areas where we've had recent homicides. >> reporter: three killing spanning five days. sip numbers 16th, two people were killed when a hail of bullets were sprayed on eighth street, blocks from san jose state campus. >> this is a college area so it should be safe. >> reporter: monday someone stabbed and killed david perez, directly across the street from city hall.

the 85-year-old was speaking about the free markets on his show "the ron paul liberty report" when hes words and seemed to lose the ability to speak. shortly after the event, a photo was posted on paul's twitter account that showed him smiling from a hospital bed with a message that read, i'm doing fine, thank you for your concern. here's hoping he has a full recovery. >>> meanwhile florida's bars and restaurants reopened with know restrictions on friday following an announcement by governor ron desantis. his order prohibits local governments from issuing restrictions to businesses unless they can justify the economic cost. bars are now able to operate at full capacity, having been open at 50% capacity since september 10th. though desantis did not address other businesses during the announcement, many gyms, hair salons, and other service industries were already operating at full capacity. according to nbc news, the uptick in cases during the months of july and august prompted the governor to close bars and statakeout at restaura only. on friday t same day of the reopening announcement

pray for ron paul. pray for me i am live saturday night.arrett or judge jannine. >> or dr. siegel. >> saturday night we are live. we have. let's do this quickly. greg's illusion of accuracy. this quirky video. seeing baskets from all different angles. how is he so talented? because they are not showing all of the other takes that span over months and months when they forced this poor dog to do this over and over again. >> that's why you tape your show. >> exactly. never accept information until you see what they left out. let this be a lesson to all of you. my work is done i am leavingy. >> i want to talk about echo. this is a dog. he was a therapy dog helping l.a. firefighters and paramedics. echo was donated to the station after a fire fighter spent 4 years to get the program off the ground. echo is helping the firefighters who are battling the wildfires. the 3-year-old labrador was the runt of the litter but made a huge impact. do you know what i mean? >> no, i don't. >> [laughing]. >> there is no better time than to get out in your nati

ron paul, 85 years old, has been hospitalized in texas. ary reasons, and that the former presidential candidate is lucid and optimistic. senator braun paul, formerly, hospitalized precautionary early. we will stay on the story as it happens. democrats are reportedly concerned about joe biden's campaign style, with some urging to get more aggressive on the campaign trail. the biden time atomic team insist they are on the right track. republicans are making the former vice president's unavailability an issue. but did you know that your va benefit lets you easily refinance to a lower rate? one call to newday can save you $3000 a year. with newday's va streamline refi there's no income verification, no home appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. it's the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. call newday now. i will send out an army to find you in the middle of the darkest night it's true, i will rescue you oh, i will rescue you eh, not enough fiber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste

congress would make a law that you cannot have an abortion if the fetus has a viable heartbeat, ron paul said that would prevent about 90% of the abortions. right now, you can have an abortion anything goes kind of. theink the reason trump won election was because he had the catholic church, the pope, who tells the bishops to support people or presidents who are antiabortion and trump definitely -- >> daniel in fort, new jersey. is on thealler republican line. you are on the air. >> hello. first of all, i am proud of our president, president trump. i am also very happy that he nominated her, because she seems like a wonderful woman. it isn't about the catholic church and the pope against abortion. got set it is wrong. it's a life and you have to respect. if you don't want a baby, you can give it away for adoption, you can -- you don't have to kill it. i wish her the best and god bless them. >> she looks like that type of person. she's a smart and decent girl and that's what this country needs, more decency. it is out of control. i wish her the best and i will be praying for her. >> let's

see if you can get ron paul to ore back for an interview, anybody like that that would talk about the federal reserve. and one other thing i wanted to say was i think people should check out now that the monetary system is going to crash, we cannot sustain these kinds of levels of debt, and the un is pushing for digital clarence e, and what i want people to look are used to electronic money and everything, but this whole digital and what it is going to do to our freedoms, so that is all i had to say, thank you. >> we are live in wilmington, north carolina, where president trump will be giving remarks. this is live coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪ >> this is the reporting locally in the kenosha news on the visit yesterday. president trump in kenosha, "this is going to heal very quickly." they write that president donald trump met with law enforcement tuesday and toured the damage caused by a week of protest following the shooting of jacob blake. with law enforcement tuesday, despite concerns that such a visit would exacerbate divisions in this community. during a visit to bradford hyde school -

syria and its military ally russia have always denied any involvement the executive director of the ron paul institute dale mcadams fears trump's admission could have consequences . now this is made early in 2018 that the u.s. had no evidence that assad was the heinz either the attack or the cain she couldn't act attacked in syria in a fact or only source of evidence were the white helmet who were basically working without hiding in syria so we're going to believe al qaeda over russia and assad who are busy trying to fight al qaida but there's a real danger in this that is sort of a lawless and this for a long time frowned upon even though the cia has done its its best to do assassinations but as a legal and officially frowned on the idea of assassinating foreign leaders the assassination of sola mani of course in iran was a huge exception it hasn't gone very well for trump who hasn't got iran coming on its knees begging for a deal after that on the contrary so all this talk of assassinating people in reality what it does is puts u.s. troops u.s. diplomats and just plain old americans overse

ron paul and ronald reagan. i think he compares to ron paul and that ron paul is a very straightforward speaker who does not really care what the press thinks, but he just speaks from his heart about his ideas. it is his downfall. it was part of barry's downfall. also reagan likened that the core of his ideas that barry goldwater ran on ronald reagan letter implemented. ronald reagan had a smoother style. he was mr. hollywood. he had that wonderful smile and people loved him and he made people laugh. he ran basically on the same ideas that barry goldwater did and it brought over -- one in a landslide. sometimes when people say people did not like barry goldwater's ideas are there were not ready for them, i do not think that was a fair assessment. i think the assassination plan a key role at that time. i think the poor messaging barry goldwater barry did was a factor. i don't think it was the ideas. i think it was the way they were sold. >> i think the liberal congressman from illinois speaks with equal forthrigh

ron paul and ronald reagan.nk he compares to ron paul in that ron paul is a very straightforward speaker who doesn't really care what the press thinks, he speaks from his heart about his ideas. it is his downfall. it was part of barry's downfall. also, reagan-like in that the core of his ideas that barry ran on, reagan later implemented. reagan had a smoother style. he was mr. hollywood. not only did he not have a 10 year but he made people laugh and had wonderful laugh. he ran on the same ideas as goldwater and brought over, he won in a landslide. when rick says people didn't like barry's ideas or weren't ready for them, i don't really think that is a very fair assessment. i think the assassination played a key role at that time. the poor messaging barry did was a factor, but i don't think it was the ideas. i think it was the timing and the way the ideas were sold. >> can i speak to someone? i think jan schakowsky the liberal congresswoman from illinois is forthright and principled. >> bruce is joining us from

become a new force in american politics seizing the spotlight it will mop and artsy new york comedian ron paul cohen says neither of the 2 main parties truly reflect the views of the majority of americans. it's been a very very very long time since there was a new viable political party in the united states but if you kind of look at what's going on right now contemporarily i now seems like the time for history to repeat itself and the bigger issue at hand here is just how far the doowop really is the pandemic has shown that we have a corporate coup for a government we have a banana republic we have a government that not only doesn't give a hoot about public opinion but works actively against it and this is by design republicans are only able to be as horrific as they are because of how ineffective democrats are similarly democrats are only able to be as ineffective as they are because of how horrific republicans are. just not reflect the people who live here the largest voting bloc in the united states are people who don't vote and people who don't associate with either political party or glo

executive director of the ron paul institute daniel mcadams believes the tough guy approach from trump is only pushing the u.s. military and officials at risk. burgess admitted early in $28000.00 that the u.s. had no evidence that assad would be higher in either the attack or the cain security attack in syria and in fact her only source of evidence were the white helmets who were basically working without in syria so we're going to believe our crowd of over russia. who are busy trying to fight al qaeda but there's a real danger in this it is sort of all lawlessness us for a long time on even though the cia has done its its best to do assassinations but as has the legal in officially frowned on the idea of assassinating foreign leaders the assassination of solar monny of course in iran was a huge exception it hasn't gone very well over trump he hasn't got iran coming on its knees begging for us for that on the contrary so all this talk of the sas getting people into reality what it does it puts u.s. troops u.s. diplomats and just plain old americans overseas in a lot more jeopardy than

let's go live now to danielle make albums danielle is executive director of the ron paul in shoot good to see you danielle after i write denying it earlier donald trump as no 2 years later acknowledged he had the intention of killing bashar al assad your thoughts on the admission and perhaps the timing as well why admit it do you think. well i think i'm close to a times president trying to show some very bad judgment if we see what he's saying now is true it shows that he did not have a handle on the situation most likely he was getting that information but if you didn't have the full handle on the information it still shows that sort of thing this is the kind of tough guy approach that may work well in new york in new york real estate it doesn't work very well when you're in charge of the strongest army the strongest military in the world you know if you want to play a tough guy put on a maga hat and go walk around 4 in the night don't sit around pants thing about it that nato and other world leaders other national leaders particularly those who have strategic alliances with russia wh

ron paul or at least sometimes you don't want to go out anymore you're just blocked somehow they have data contained. and somehow to my loneliness in old age is particularly challenging i think because especially among the very elderly loneliness has very specific causes that are almost impossible to combat. impaired health that simply age related or the loss of a close relative and those can't be easily replaced you can just tell someone and find a new spouse and you will be well again. my used to be well connected in her neighborhood she also met her former partner here. but the older people went away and younger ones came for 4 or 5 people used to have time for a chat but that happens less these days is that i mean they're. the ones provincial town of talk is now a booming business location that attracts ex-pats from all around the world. so it's on a fast bent who was born and spells out the consequences. thank god but here in sioux it's evident how many single households we have how many ex-pats who are here for a few months or years and then disappear. people have less and less

>> reporter: watch as the dramatic moment played out during the former congressman's live show, ron paul liberty report. paul begins to have trouble speaking in what appears to be a possible stroke though there's been no confirmation on a diagnosis. the 85-year-old former gop candidate later posting a photo on social media from his hospital bed writing, i am doing fine, thank you for your concern. a source close to the family sharing this statement from paul's son with abc news. thank you to all the friends and well wishers who have reached out. my dad is walking, talking and is in good spirit. health scares like this are always concerning, but dad is in great shape and grateful for everyone's concern. in the u.s. more than 795,000 people suffer from a stroke every year. risk factors include increase in age, high blood pressure, diabetes, atrial fib ruilation and as well as smoking. face, does one side droop. arms, does one drift downward? speech, is it slurred orra last. if you see any of these symptoms call 911 right away. >> if you see these symptoms and you're embarrassed to bring th

former texas congressman ron paul is in the hospital. he tweeted a message he is doing fine. ul on youtube had slurred speech during a live program. he is lucid and optimistic. the late u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg will be buried next week. here's more about the memorials for the iconic justice. >> forward, march. >> ruth bader ginsburg was a trailblazer in life and now in death. the first woman and first jewish american to lie in state. her rabbiuleoggized her. >> justice did not arrive like a lightning bolt. >> joe biden and his wife jill and his running mate jamarcus were there. no matter the challenges justice ginsburg pressed forward. >> she changed the course of american law. >> ♪ >> music was part of the farewell reflecting her love of opera. her personal trainer did pushups next to her casket. after many ordinary americans prayed and said farewell, her casket was carried by the military honor guard down the steps of the capital. females lined the steps with hands over their heart as ginsburg left the capital for at final time. he will be laid to rest

also we mentioned the hospitalization for precautionary measures for a former congressman ron paul who is 85, we wish him the best from "outnumbered overtime." the daily briefing starts now. ♪ >> dana: we will soon find out who president trump is picking to fill her seat. hello, everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ the ceremony wrapping up a short time ago, the late justice becoming the first woman to ever lie and at the u.s. capitol, president trump will announce who he wants to take her place. we have fox team coverage in our nation's capital beginning with esther fisher live at the white house. >> dana, less than 24 hours away from president trump announcing his third nominee to the supreme court and he had a chance to meet with one of the judges on his short list this morning in florida. what it really solidifies is judge amy coney barrett's stance is the front runner. she is a favor among conservatives and met with president trump at the white house on monday. supporters say she could really help the president win that battleground state and then there's t

former congressman ron paul is hospitalized for precautionary reasons. ng fine, thank you for your concern. paul was hospitalized as a precaution after he started slurring his words during a livestream on his youtube channel. those are your headlines. will we know you like to watch youtube channels you should check out ron paul. will: looking live at the white house where in just hours president trump is expected to name his supreme court nominee. so will these hearings be any different than brett kavanaugh's contentious confirmation. or will it be deja vu? we will break it down next ♪ ♪ ♪ knowing who we are is hard. it's hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ to save you up to 60%. these are all great. and when you get a big deal... ♪ ...you feel like a big deal. ♪ priceline. every trip is a big deal. it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and rec

currently eight ron paul supporter. i went to a rally in 1968 at madison square garden's. george wallace and his vice presidential candidate, curtis lemay. the 21 minute standing ovation by a sellout crowd. during the presentation, there were some hecklers wake up in the far reaching seats, about six or seven of them. you could see the lights from the cameras. when the event was over, the local news -- they only had three cameras in those days -- the only thing the reported were the three hecklers. outside madison square garden, there were 50 mounted police expecting riots by the people. what i learned at this valley -- at this rally at is how unfairly the media treats third-party candidates. c-span was not around in 1968, but if c-span was around in 1968, george wallace would have done better. in 1972, if he was not shot, he had a good chance at winning. >> tony, let's leave it there. dan carter, but what the american independent party george wallace was running on. what is the role of the media in 1968? >> congratulations. you are the first person i have talked to who wa

and ross perot was the equivalent of a ron paul. the young people loved ross perot. i used to run home and couldn't wait to watch his pie charts. i learned so much from him. and it's almost -- i almost forget bill clinton in those debates. because it really was -- ross perot really was the rock star for the people in their 20's. he had a huge following. i went to go see him in monmouth county but my question is he was very good friends with john and from what i understand, he lost touch with john mccain, i think when john left his first wife. but he recently called a reporter from "the new york times" when john mccain was running for president. and i believe that reporter wrote an article, because ross perot made a personal phone call to him. that's my question. do you know anything about his falling out with john mccain? >> well, he was for mitt romney, ross perot, for the republican nomination the last presidential election. not mccain. it's part of that just fueds that ross perot has. we've got to really understand, this is -- mr. perot is not somebody playing rig

if you can get ron paul to come back for an interview.body like that, that would talk about the federal reserve. people should check out now that the monetary system is going to crash. we cannot sustain these levels of debt. u.n. is pushing for digital currency. ist i want people to look at they are usually electronic money. this is digital. what it will do to our freedoms -- that is all i will have to say. segment, joshext rudolph with the alliance for securing democracy will join us for a discussion on foreign interference and campaign 2020, that is next. ♪ book tv on c-span2 this labor day weekend. watch and talk nonfiction books and authors. a two hour live conversation with author and faith in freedom coalition founder ralph reed. "afterwards" breitbart news senior editor at large joel pollick on his book "red november." in his thoughts on the democratic primary. at 6:15y, labor day, p.m. eastern, judy gold with her book "yes i could say that." at 7:00, melissa korn and the collegeen on admissions scandal. at 8:30, wes moore. retired

. >> and ron mcconnell said john paul stevens was confirmed in just 19 days. no one doubts that it is theoretically possible to confirm somebody from now until election day, which is 43 days away. i guess the question is not whether they could. it's whether they should. >> right. and of course the intervening, among the many intervening events was mcconnell holding open a seat for the entire election year of 2016. ted cruz said we should have an evenly divided court in an election year. didn't bother ted cruz or any of the republicans in 2016. they probably will find the votes to do this. as abby is saying, the universe of people beyond and once you get to mitt romney at 50/50, that next one gets very hard. but if they do, do this in this very limited time frame, particularly if republicans lose the senate and lose the white house, i think you are looking at kind of a crisis for the legitimate that you don't know exactly where it goes. this will be the third supreme court justice chosen by a president who lost the popular vote and confirmed by a republican sen

i think the far-left and the far-right, you may not like either of them, between rand paul and ron wyden, that's an opportunity -- i don't know if workable solutions are there or if transparency is just pie-in-the-sky. i'm optimistic. past generations have faced these kinds of crises of legitimacy. if we are transparent and we enact reforms and go with nonpartisanship, you know, i think we can come out of this stronger. i'm optimistic. not all the time, but i'm optimistic. nonpartisanship is what i'm taking away from that in part. interesting. josh larocco? josh: i will end where i started, which is some faith in the institutional governments that we have in this country. you know, that's my experience and it's what i bring to the table of this discussion. seen it, just having upfront. folks of all backgrounds, stripes, you know, coming to the table to do their job. i was talking to a friend of mine who had a long career in government who said that you know, most people get up, they go to the office, put their foot in front of them and try to do the best job they can, worried about their

far left and the far right, you have the funny alliance, you may not like either between ron wyden and rand paul libertarian from kentucky and that's an opportunity. if there are workable solutions or being transparent, pie in the sky, you know, i'm optimistic, again, past generations of faith that these kind of crises, legitimacy if we're transparent and enact reforms and we go with nonpartisanship, you know, i think we can come out of this stronger, so i'm optimistic. not all the time, but i'm optimistic. optimistic. >> nonpartisan, and josh, how about you? >> i'm optimistic as well and i'll end where i started. which is some faith and in this country. and that's my experience and that's what i bring to this table, to the table for this discussion. and having seen it upfront, folks of all background and stripes and table to do their job. i was talking to a friend of mine in government, most people get up, they go to the office. the task is put in front of them and they try to do the best job they can and worry about their kids and mortgage and you know that's a very important tradition here, a

paul cool man are you feeling. you a stately. pull to this are you ready all right ron. put your mom in here in the mill good will get everything started. on after you guys. now. has been to college and he's the father of a little boy but 4 years ago he became addicted to opioids and then heroin. writes opiates heroin and oxycontin anything else now. and this is the 1st treatment on right is alright are you feeling very emotional i adjure. the motion of everybody she's waiting for her boy to come back. it's going to take kalb out 30 days for you to really begin to see a change. so as life and death man there's only 3 ways out of this which is get sober which is what i pray for you on the 2nd one is his prison if you're lucky 3rd one is near bury. i don't know how else to say it but on that mike and i can't do that said norma as. our own so much that i would rather not see him. them who are more at this moment i don't know. really will be on the one who will. probably be here. kyle has 90 days to learn to live without opioids. how it feels to war like my body is a lot of.

paul: jason, if you look back at what happened in 2018 ron desantis press really hard on school choicet and desantis credits his victory in part to that issue, is that with some of the republicans are looking at here as perhaps an edge and some of the swing states on school choice? jason: oh definitely, i think that they are right to do so. some of the pulling out there shows around 80% of parents did not think that their children got that much learning done earlier this year after school shutdown. but the parents of kids in charter schools and private schools were much more positive about how their schools have adapted to distance p learning. so yes, i think this is an issue but also goes to where dan was getting out about the unions, they are in control of republic education system and as long as they are, they're going to puton the interest of their members ahead of kids. and because the democrats are so behold, they will not cross them on this issue and that's the real achilles' heel. paul: in massachusetts briefly, you followed this, they are trying to regulate the teaching pods w

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