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dr. ron paul denied being on the ticket. the rules were changed. there is this gentleman here from colorado. we're showing, this randy burning his registration paper saying that he is just disgusted by the party. so, what do you say to those ideas, i have to say, many people share? >> well, i say the rules are archaic. we tried to go a long way this past year to correcting some of those. we undid a lot of rules that were designed or aimed at congressman paul. but the rules are archaic. what it really does tell you, some candidates are much better prepared at dealing with the arcane nuances of the rules than other candidates. and those candidates tend to do better. i would have hoped that -- deirdre: randy in some ways that makes us feel like the candidates have to do a whole separate job maybe is fine, but have to jump through fiery hoops and read the fine print. that is not really about the issues right? that is just about pleasing the system which is okay if that is how it is but to a lot of people it doesn't seem fair. >> trust me, i was senior

dr. ron paul was on the show. i won iowa. nobody knows that. nobody paid attention and nobody cared at the time. he shares your view that reform would be a good thing. sam clovis. thank you. >> thanks, deirdre. deirdre: trump campaign advisor there, senior strategist. >>> don't forget, speak speaking of tuesday, i will join dobbs, neil cavuto the whole team, 7:00 p.m. eastern. we'll bring results and analysis as well. >>> we're monitoring this pro-trump, you can see there. i don't know if you call it a protest, but people out in support of donald trump in denver, colorado. so we will bring you there if any developments occur. >>> in the meantime all three gop candidates spoke at a new york actual la. some say they were unwelcome to ted cruz because of his comments. the crews spokesman said there were other elements in play. >>> senator cruz putting funny spin on the skit with jimmy fallon. here what the senator said afterwards in a few. ♪ you totaled your brand new car. nobody's hurt, but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance c

ron paul. people feared he might have a shot derailing mitt romney's nomination. guess what, they came up with the rule to stop him. with me now dr. ron paul. thanks so much for joining us. what are your thoughts on today's meeting? so much is made of convention rules. it has the feeling the whole thing is rigged and being decided by a bunch of people in a smokey back room. >> sounds like a conspiracy to me. has gone on for hundreds of year. it is not a surprise. i do agree with trump that the system is rigged but right now it is rigged in his favor. he is benefiting by it. the rules changed. the rules changed when i started out and right in the middle they changed the rules took advantage away. advantage goes to the leader. he is the leader, and representing the so-called party so they're rigged in his favor keeping out challenges. this time challengers that want a establishment republican. it is benefiting him tremendously. i don't agree plurality would give you all the delegates. otherwise you squeeze any challenger out all together. ashley: right. >> i think people should have a choice but to change the rules like that is jus

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but now they need 8 it was to make sure ron paul suppoporters didn't upstage mitt romney. welcome back, drul. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: how did you feel about it back in 2012? >> well, i think what i was thininking back there is they scare easily. i didn't see myself as a tremendous threat. we had the rules on our side and were getting the delegates and we should have had a chance to be nominated and have a speech, but they got intimidated. that's on you intimidated they get with issues. the rule was written to ex duluth collude me from having even a little bit of influence on them. now they are really in a box because they don't have an easy answer. if they exclude trump now they will be in trouble. if they allow it to happen, they think they can't control him. they created their own problem and you can't fefeel too sorry r m. kennedy: these are some of the unintended consequences we talk about when we discuss libertarianism. you don't know where it's going to rear its ugly head, and it's getting ugly on the republican side. is there something that feels vindicated? i know a lot of