anthony terrell who is the imbed for dr. paul. is this battle for second place in your state critical? >> well, it's important, of course, to come in second in our state. we always knew it would be an up hill battle because the paul campaign has been going on here in nevada for five years. they were very well organized. we came in as a grassroots group and tried to do our best to get as many delegates as possible. >> you must know, sue, that here in the media, and i speak for the media generally, right, left, and center, newt gingrich is the most lively candidate we've come across in years, perhaps more so than president obama in terms of ideas and in terms of electricity as a candidate. sometimes he says things that make people hold their mouth in a gasp almost. other things he says are brilliant. what does this have to do with february keeping himself alive in the media, getting free air time, no debates except for one. how does he stay alive and do newt stuff between now and march when he expects to do well in the south? >> well

dr. ron paul, his new bromance brother. here is dr. paul out with a new ad out, taking on rick santorum, maybe at the behest of his bromance buddy, mitt romney. let's listen to dr. paul trashing rick santorum. >> is this dude serious? fiscal conservative? really? santorum voted to raise the debt ceiling five times, double the size of the the department of education. then supported the biggest entitlement expansion since the '60s. not groovy. santorum voted to send billions of our tax dollars to dictators in north korea and egypt and even hooked planned parenthood up with a few million bucks. rick santorum a fiscal conservative? fake. >> i'm ron paul and i approve this message. >> why is he out attacking his other opponents, not groovy? is this a deal he's got with romney to trash the guy challenging romney? >> i think ron paul's strategic imperative from the very beginning, and maybe it's a wish rather than a plan, is to knock out all the other foes of mitt romney and have him be the last man standing. but it's too late for that. what h

i'm dr. paul brown.an and representative from the 10th congressional district in georgia and a republican. this is my friend, mike mcintyre, as senator pryor just told us. he's a black belt, so i'm going to be careful what i say about him. he's a democrat, blue dog democrat that represents north carolina. i'm also a member of the giddeons. if you didn't have a bible in your hotel room, please let me know. we'll be sure to get you one. i'm a giddeon because it was their bible that led us to the lord and it led me to my lord and savior some time ago. we thank you for coming to the breakfast today. specially honored guest from all around the world. we're up here to bring greetings from our weekly congressional house breakfast group and give you kind of a bit of a sense of emotion with what goes on there. i'd love to see a headline one day that says republicans and democrats pray together. i'm not sure "the washington post" or "new york times" would run that headline, but it's absolutely true. we do, and we'

the founder, dr. paul kunick tell me people need to be realistic about this research. >> it should be looked as being hopeful and also the fact that this is bench research. in the time it takes to go from this research and looking at mouse ovaries to a critical application, very often is measured in terms of decades. >> reporter: dr. paul kunick has helped infertile women have children for more than three decades. new research showing a stem cell line producing new eggs should be looked at cautiously. >> i think i would say i am open minded and whether i believe it's true or not,ky say my teaching is touch that i don't so there being stem cells within the ovaries and creating new eggs. but if they do prove that to be the case, that would not necessarily surprise me. >> reporter: as you look around, you will find countless mothers who look blessed . >> i am a stay-at-home mom and can't imagine what that would be like. >> reporter: many know how difficult it can be and they welcome new senescence to help wom

that's one thing that dr. paul is committed to.ed toe be going after people because of quotes taken out of context. we criticize governor romney for issues that america cares about. that's what we need to be talking about. we don't need toe be trying to take things out of context and pick and harp on that kind of stuff. everybody knows that governor romney is a gentleman. >> i want to talk about some of those other things. i would like you to explain why you believe the comments were taken out of context. we played them until their entirety. i point back to members of the republican party. your own party who seized this moment. many of them are not running for office, at this time. rush limbaugh being one of them. why do you believe the campaign was taken out of context? >> well, cause we see it happen to our guy before too. we see it happen to republicans all the time. things are taken out context by the media. they are spun and it's good for selling newspapers and getting people to turn into cable television. what it's not good f

trend could take everyone in this country down a dangerous path of things don't change dramatically dr paul craig roberts is a columnist but also spent several years working as an official with the reagan administration. dr roberts i don't know about you but i've been hearing a lot of people quite shocked at the reaction in afghanistan by the afghan people to this incident of burning the holy the muslim holy books last week despite apologies issued by president obama and general john allen do you think this is an illustration of just a lack of understanding in this region. where we could be straight with the cameras but. state she's been there ten years you know room in the children village elders aid workers being at schools for. families names i mean. maybe they have. maybe they've had enough. otherwise it's sort of inexplicable that for ten years they didn't mind the bomb funerals weddings but all the sudden they get mad because we would burn a couple of their holy ones well i tend to think it's just sort of like. the found straw in that finally you see what tends to happen these countri

dr. ron paul. [ applause ] not only did dr. paul vote against it, he stood on the floor of the house at that time, he stood on the floor and told the congress what they were doing was a shame, and that they should be ashamed of themselves for following a u.n. condemnation. ron paul is the number one consistent vote against the u.n., and the ever increasing role that international bodies are taking in our sovereignty and israeli sovereignty. and i want to address one point which i'm surprised has not been given on the floor tonight. ron paul is the only candidate, the only candidate with a plan. it's a plan to cut $1 trillion from the federal budget the first year. it would balance the budget by the third year and fix our fiscal mess. the plan does that without cutting a penny from seniors or veterans or national defense. not spending over $800 million a day in afghanistan to defend the border between afghanistan and pakistan while we let our boarders say as porous as swiss cheese. ron paul is truly a man of integrity and consist

trend could take everyone in this country down a dangerous path of things don't change dramatically dr paul craig roberts is a columnist and also spent years working with the reagan administration and here's what he had to say. well it could be interesting the straw that broke the camel's back. united states has been there ten years you know murdering women children village elders aid workers blowing up schools cost. farmers almost i mean. maybe they have. maybe they've had enough. otherwise it's sort of inexplicable that for ten years they didn't mind we bomb funerals and weddings but all of a sudden they get mad because we would burn a couple of their holy books. i tend to think it's just sort of like. the final straw and finally and there you see what tends to happen is conscious christine is one side or the other wants the americans to come in to put them in power and so the countries are split if they want to split the americans will be able to go in first but it's. i don't know but do you think that that what we're seeing in afghanistan right now could sort of prompt a rethinking of h

and dr. pauleat grass roots campaigner and he brought the house down, over 700 people and it was wonderful. these are the kind of people who turn out to caucaus in a smaller environment. they are highly motivated and tuned in to the issues are the people who will caucaus. a primary is a broadsentiment but the people who are tuned in the issues and studied and understand what is going on is likely to caucaus. that's why dr. ball does well. >> other rivals are saying apart from mitt romney, even if they come in behind mitt romney they'll go all the way to the convention is mr. pall, planning to go all the way? >> we'll keep going until there is a clear winner. when someone wins 144 delegates. if it is dr. paul or not us. but when they aulate 144 delegates. >> less than three percent is allocate just getting started. we have 46 more states to vote . all of the territories need to vote and we have a crom prehensive plan. we are working hard and we'll keep going. and dr. palt can come out on top beed h

>> i think dr. paul is in delegate collection mode. he's trying to get as many delegates as he can to take to tampa. see what happens when he gets there. if he continues this path, he'll probably get a spot. >> so this is 20 minutes of prime time. thank you very much. howard fineman, thank you. it's a big lie the right wing refuses to let go. franklin graham. son of billy graham. again questioning whether president obama really is a christian saying his policies favor muslims and throwing in the fact that muslims think he's a fellow muslim. what is this about? you're watching "hardball" on msnbc. the past is a powerful t. but we couldn't simply repeat history. we had to create it. introducing the 2013 lexus gs, with leading-edge safety technology, like available blind spot monitor... [ tires screech ] ...night view... and heads-up display. [ engine revving ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. oh! [ baby crying ] ♪ what started as a whisper ♪ every day, millions of people choose to do the right thing. ♪ slowly turned to a

. >> but dr. paul i woulder is talking about a recent state audit of the board where he serves as chairman. it was done to evaluate how well this agency is operating. >> it was my impression that the board was doing a reasonably good job. >> but that's not how auditors felt, they issued harsh criticisms setting a backlog of complaints and increasing delays in resolving them, with hundreds of cases left open. >> i think the more concerning part of the audit was thatover all, things are just moving in the wrong direction. >> maryland's health secretary. while his agency is separate from the board of physician, he says that the serious issues brought to light in the audit left him no choice but to step in and offer guidance. >> i think that it can be very hard for organizations that are generally off on their own to change significantly. and i think it requires outside intervention. >> and that will come from three sources. a newly apointed executive director and outside consultants selected by -- and the

we are accumulating delegates and we are running hard and we see a strong path to nomination for dr. paulto bring in the panel on this. you can see from the sound we played, there's love, there's good vibrations, maybe not love. i wonder to what degree you think this helps either candidate, the, you know, having ron paul in his corner? >> i think it helps them in different ways and it helps rand paul and i think that ron paul's campaign would never say that, but i think that rand paul is someone who is seen as having a national future and whatever his father can do to help him with that comes into play here. what was obvious early on in the debates last year is that ron paul was deflecting the shots coming at mitt romney. it was noticeable. two candidates would attack, and then it would get to ron paul and he would shift it. and that was the beginning of this. that has been an advantage for romney and both camps decided not to be a part of the debate, and that is why a debate did not take place. ron paul is trying ensure that his party's message is heard. >> mitt romney is building a tent

and remember dr. paularry, the forensic pathologist in new orleans who no longer works for coroner minyard? dr. mcgarry never stopped working. he's been doing autopsies for coroners in nearby mississippi. >> you can get a job in a medical examiner's office, in a coroner's office in many areas, because the political entity running the office doesn't care. they have a set amount of money, and they're going to hire somebody. they're going to fill the slot. now, if the person's not fully qualified, well, so what? >> the problem is the powers to be are satisfied with the services that we give. when the powers to be who control the pocketbook are satisfied with the services you give, you're not going to get change. now, the other problem is-- and i want you to put this on the screen in big, bold letters-- "dead people don't vote." period. dead people don't vote. if dead people voted, you know, i'd be elected governor, or president or something. >> next timfrontline... >> they went into houses and killed women an

events that i was at today were telling all their supporters that more important than voting for dr. paulcoming a delegate. that's the best thing they could do for dr. paul's campaign, sticking around and becoming a delegate and going further in their state to vote for ron paul. >> anthony terrell has been spending a lot of time with the ron paul folks. thanks so much. always a pleasure. >> thanks, chris. >> again, the results will be announced around 6:15 eastern. so the big news today, i thought, was the cpac straw poll, which was a bit surprising that romney won. just because the story has been all week about conservative discontent with romney. michael, do you find the cpac straw poll result surprising, or is it such a small sample it's easy to rig? >> well, it's a small sample. it is easy to rig in a sense, but ron paul won it the past two years because his very enthusiastic volunteers just flooded cpac. before that, ron paul was winning this poll consistently, even when there were other candidates being talked about. everyone from jeb bush to sarah palin and romney was beating them

that is real isistic for dr. paul? a lot of people say no. what's the next step?ossibly having delg gates -- here's something new. in this auditorium later on tonight we expect a lot of people, perhaps even hundreds, maybe even 1,000 as i've been following him. he's having large crowds. how will they turn those crowds into votes? as you mentioned, he might be 0 for 8 going into after this caucus. the campaign tells me that part of their strategy going forward is to have dr. paul actually show up at some of the caucus sites to try and convince voters right there on-site to caucus for him. that's why he's going to a caucus site tonight. it was awn planned visit, something they put on the schedule at the last minute, john. >> up close and personal campaigning. shannon travis, i suspect you'll head over to that caucus as well. congressman paul says it's about delegates. eventually you need a win. wolf that's one of the big challenges here. no doubt congressman paul is having a big impact on this race. but santorum has won, gingrich has won, rick santorum has won a few

dr. paul's comment about don't blame the pill. i mean, i actually thought he summed it up in the candidates in a terrific little way. >> so you'll be contributing to his campaign? >> i'm not contributing to any. >> jon: just kidding. up next, it was four against one at msnbc. >> therefore, by your definition, he's not a christian. >> then you have to ask him. >> reverend franklin graham gets grilled at msnbc about his position about president obama and his beliefs. was this ayn tension nal ambush. >> he put his it in-- >> pbs airs a documentary about president clinton and some on the left call it a liberal spear job, but it was on pbs. details next on news watch. . new glidden duo paint plus primer available only at the home depot. one coat does double duty. and fits our budget perfectly. so there's a brand-new room... ...right where the old one used to be. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. new glidden duo paint plus primer. only at the home depot. and starting at only $24.97 a gallon. why let erectile d

. >> thank you, dr. paul, for that statement and mr. watt is recognized for three minutes. the gentlemen from north carolina. >> i appreciate the opportunity to substitute for my friend lacy clay, the ranking member of the sub committee because he is unable to be here because of a conflict. and i'm glad to see my friend president paul back from the campaign trail. this seems to be like dejavu all over again, since i was the chairman of the monetary policy sub committee and he was the ranking member. and i got to go back-to-back with him quite often. since i'm substituting i think i can do something out of the order today and that is praise the work of my good friend, chairman bernanke, for doing his job. and really not bowing to the political pressure of either the right or the left or political pressure of republicans and democrats since the federal reserve is supposed to be free of all of those influences and i just are think he has done a magnificent job be and the fed has done a magnificent job of navigating us through some very, very difficult times even as we will, i

dr. paul, ron paul is not running for the nomination. running to establish his, credentials as the the libertarian in the country. i don't know what rick santorum's speech was about tonight. looked like he lost the theme. he had good speeches like the one at iowa. a powerful speech about his roots as italian american in pennsylvania. growing up there with his hard working grandparents. and father. and then, tonight he didn't seem to have that theme at all. that i could pick up. >> i preduct tonight when newt gingrich gives his speech, press conference of sorts, that it will be a very moving -- speech. as he -- he has a tendency to do. i think it will be a lasting one. >> let me ask you about evangelle cal evangel -- about the evangelicals. it looks like they went for romney. >> yes, that's what your polling says. those that came out of the woodwork for gingrich are grassroots people stepped up last minute. got themselves to the caucus. not an easy thing to do. stayed around for an hour or two. and voted. that's very powerful thing to hav

dr. paul's comment about don't blame the pill. i mean, i actually thought he summed it up in the candidates in a terrific little way. >> so you'll be contributing to his campaign? >> i'm not contributing to any. >> jon: just kidding. up next, it was four against one at msnbc. >> therefore, by your definition, he's not a christian. >> then you have to ask him. >> reverend franklin graham gets grilled at msnbc about his position about president obama and his beliefs. was this ayn tension nal ambush. >> he put his it in-- >> pbs airs a documentary about president clinton and some on the left call it a some on the left call it a liberal spear jo what do you get when you combine the home depot with this weekend? the cure for cabin fever. because with get-it-done savings on everything we need... we can turn this weekend into a fresh floor... or an updated bathroom... or a brand-new look. so let's hit those orange aisles, and make today the day, we make a big difference, no matter how big our budget. more saving. more doing. that's the p

last time ron paul was in second place and any time in a caucus state dr. paul has a substantial advantage. i think i will do better than john mccain did. we'll get some delegates and obviously like to get more . we are happy to compete here and move on to compete first in maine, minnesota, colorado, early voter began in ohio and arizona and we'll compete in arizona and in michigan and we'll go on to super tuesday and beyond that. i wanted to set that all of you could relax. and what happens is. every caucus day or primary day. romney headquarters sends out the rumor that they believe i will with draw. that is their greatest fantasy . i am happy with where we are . the conbetween governor romney and me get wider in the next few weeks and i look forward to opportunities to debate him and draw the contrast and compete for votes. i will be glad to take your question. >>ed (inaudible question) >> i was worried you would not as well question it is. >> what kind of questions tock place? >> we got together for a practical reason. i was surprised by the degree with whic

dr. paul moments ago saying don't be disappointed. elling supporters that the greater wins are the delegates. >> anthony tyrell, where do you see the paul campaign with the calendar going forward? >> they're looking at a lot of the caucus states, i'm told they're going to take a swing west to look at idaho, washington and alaska. they're looking at some caucus states, not a lot of the candidates will be going to. they think that ron paul does well in caucus states, that's why they're focusing on the swing out west before they go to the debate in two weeks in arizona. >> thank you, anthony tyrell embedded with the paul campaign. all right, the paul campaign i think the actual vote total difference was 194 votes if i'm not mistaken. so it's possible we could see the vote total change. and i mean the one thing you wouldn't want, right, to project forward is for romney, if you're the romney campaign, you do not want a rerun, reprisal of iowa, where a week from now you get the story again, actually it turns out. >> it would be a bad thing,

and being the wise legislator that he is, dr. paul elected to stay here and so he gets to ask his questions. congressman paul of texas is recognized. i learned not to say anything negative about ron paul. >> welcome madam secretary. i do want to get your comments on about the stir that was caused by the apology over the koran. and the administration has received a lot of criticism about this. and i think you've expressed some point that maybe this doesn't help your job any by stirring up the resentment. but, excuse me, but the whole issue of an apology, i think, is an interesting one from a national level. and i recall what happened after mcnamara wrote his memoirs and apologetic about what happened and why he orchestrated the vietnam war. and a reporter asked him if he should apologize. he said, what good is an apology? he said if the policies are wrong, he says, you have to learn something from it and change the policy. so a lot of emotions come out on this oish u issue of apology. i keep thinking that, you know, those who did the c

they say dr. paul has some special skills. in indianapolis where the patriots are favored over the giants is on the new news network. >>welcome to the war room. >>jennifer granholm joins current tv. she's a political trail-blazer. >>make your voice heard. >>detremined to find solutions. >>that partnership in order to invest in our country is critical. >>driven to find the truth. >>how did romney get his groove back? >>fearless, independent and above all, politically direct. >> yesterday on this program, we reported on the full-throated endorsement donald trump gave to mitt romney. today we have an update on another endorsement: for ron paul. as you know, paul is a libertarian and he believes the legalization of drugs and prostitution should be up to individual states. >> if i leave it to the states it's going to be up to the states. up until this past century, for over 100 years they were legal. >> that went down well in nevada at the moonlight bunny ranch. prostitution is legal in nearly a dozen counties. the girls love a goo

>> well, senator paul has a long history of arguing dr. paul, and that is that american currency should be exchanged for precious metals which it was for a long time and it was the called the gold standard which we went off in the 1970s and no cause the looking back, but he feels that the stability of the economic situation and the economy in particular would be improved by returning to the metal standard and he was brandishing a silver coin as the type of currency that he wishes we all used. >> at the hearing you wrote that this hearing if it were your introduction to politics, you never would have guessed which side claims him. >> he is interesting, because he has served under president bush and president clinton and if you talk to him about his political views and the prescriptions to the fiscal policy to the extent he is open about them, he is a centrist republican. and it is not as if he has strayed from that ideology, and yet for several years now, the democrats have embraced him and the performance as fed chairman while the republicans a

i'm here to endorse, officially endorse ron paul today, dr. paul and i'm here with some of my friends, small business owners here in michigan and you can applaud them as they're coming up, i just want to give them some of thee kudos they deserve as being on the front lines, heroes of commerce here in west michigan and beyond. quickly, as i call their day, if you want to give them applause while they come up or wait until the end, then we'll get on to the good doctor. zach wynn from re/max. kevin, keith hiller, ann we arester, jim points, david vince, ryan mann, brush creek designs. richard, communications group and last but not least, shane mill over the performance facility. let's give them a round of applause. the good doctor is up next. we're going to exit the stage right here and go right to the main show. >> please give it up for congressman justin -- >> thank you. what an outstanding crowd. i know many of you here are here from over in the third district and you don't send me to congress so -- you helped send me to congress, let's help send r

way and the great to have you on the show as always that was former reagan administration official dr paul craig roberts. well the capital account is up next on our t.v. let's check in with lauren lister to see what's the agenda today hi there lawrence hi liz nice to see you i heard you talking a bit about the china the peace visit to the united states we're going to talk about that to look at the economic aspects of it though we've heard a lot of the campaign rhetoric we're going to separate rhetoric from economic reality when it comes to this ongoing discussion i've heard for years now about currency manipulation and trade we're going to really break it down with professor and author and lee we're also going to talk europe now greece of course the austerity measures passed and another hick up now the e.u. ministers the finance ministers say or cancelling this meeting over the bailout we're going to have a conference call so we're just really highlights that all of these solutions these so-called solutions are a lot more complicated than meet the eye a lot more complicated than they're pl

software many are saying that there's no way for the government to try and seize trippler leader dr paul's claims the only way to take it down is to take the internet down so i guess it's like the old saying when there's a will there's a way and we all know that techies hackers whatever you want to call them are very savvy in their field and frankly they're always two steps ahead of regulators who let's be honest lawmakers on capitol hill are the most knowledgeable when it comes to anything dealing with computers. and the illiterate that has to rely on my wife for all of the assistance that i can get and it's not something that you just you know something i'm sure it's just a show you should know. if you don't understand just to be sure you know when you put your message on i guess it's going to be delayed and i want to watch of the actual an enormous loss of material. i don't think any of us have a facebook page or. tweet whatever that is. yeah those are some of the guys that get to decide on bills like pippen sopa and i think that it's pretty clear that they don't really know what they'r

way and the great to have you on the show as always that was former reagan administration official dr paul craig roberts. also had an hour to the war in iraq is over but that's not stopping the pentagon from hemorrhaging money into the country so it was a withdrawal all for show that story next. welcome to the capital account i'm lori mr. pepper spray that just burns your eyes right right i mean it's like a derivative of actual pepper it's a food product essentially. this is much stronger than anything it's the bio absolutely thousands of times and stronger than any kind of variable ever put in your. well president obama has unveiled the department of defense's new budget and among the military splurge is nearly three billion dollars for a war we're supposedly not fighting now this is supposed to go toward what's called post operation new dawn in iraq what exactly is part of that operation though is unclear so months after the president announces the end of the war in iraq is this the mysterious beginning of something else or earlier i spoke with retired army colonel douglas macgregor the

paul in the romney campaign i would find really hard to believe and as somebody that has supported dr paul as so many have. you know he has to he has to he has to do what he thinks is right but i can't imagine him. indorsing any one of the candidates that are up there i can't i can't imagine that but. what he did was point out if he did it part of me would you be disappointed if he dead. let me as you're alone but would you be disappointed if he did i'll just put that out there they were our own voice and this is their other libertarian buddy right the man who who you've endorsed and you know who has worked with you arwa let me ask you just one last question here too there still seems to be this crisis of leadership in the sense that. voters are just not ecstatic about one option that's out there do you think there's still a chance that there might be a brokered convention well i'm of course running for the libertarian nomination i know means is a done deal but that's what i'm engaged in right now and and unpressed that that it is the fact that seventy percent of americans right now are sa

campbell actually released myself and dr. paul, and we appear before congress. >> why did you sign a secrecy agreement? >> it is not unusual. new sign an agreement of things that you cannot divulge, but if you have a pharmaceutical company, you cannot work on the same product for five years. this is a lifelong agreement we signed, so once you sign this agreement, for the rest of your life, you will never discuss what you have done in the tobacco industry. host: i want to show both of you some photographs, and these have nothing to do with your documentary. let put one up on the screen n.y., and this has to do with the fda, and you can see this is a man whose larynx was taken out, warning cigarettes are addictive. this man i believe has passed. you can see his just opened up. smoking can harm your children, and finally, cigarettes cause smokes -- cause heart disease. >> these are the new warning labels the fda wanted to put on the new packs of cigarettes, and the tobacco industry, the fda recommended these warnings but they went to

. >> president he elect of the california medical association dr. paulney, no relation is concerned patients could end up with less care if this gets on the ballot and passes. >> what i see happening is creation of a huge bureaucracy in which case rate increases would generate public hearings and red tape all of which would be paid for by the health industry. pulling money out of health care and again, into the hands of the consumer attorneys who would be managing this work. nonsense. baloney. >> senator feinstein was the first person to sign the petition. she says the problem is not with consumer attorneys but with escalating rate increases for individuals and small groups. >> i am very passionate about it. this is not a new thing with me. and seeing these big companies raise premium rates maybe twice a year even sometimes more, and is there no transparency z there is nothing can be done about it. they make record profits. >> an interesting aside to this, can kon assumer watch dog is attempting to get 505,000 signatures needed to get it on the ballot wi