a truth ron paul is not a conspiracy theorizing ron paul takes the takes barracks takes data assessment and tries to really get the truth the supporters do the same thing they're called truth there is another series of oil on the earth this there's a choice available to you that you want to bring about a choice of issues is something else go ahead with this well it depends on if you're talking about afghanistan or if you're talking about drug legalization if you want to use to a right well you always. end up in here's the difference between say like rand and ron it's already a lot of it's rhetorical but rand will talk about afghanistan from a fiscal perspective or even talk about military strategy why it's not working there now ron is special you know it you know he had more of a tent in its infancy to say this is empire were doing this nation building for empire the whole is you call that i'm with you they're appealing to your base but you've actually come out and called marijuana legalization a friend friend issue it is for seventy two percent of the senate know it it's slandered that

your voting for ron paul. for obama and now you're voting for ron paul if ron paul wins the general election and with the primary and you're on the phone so maybe maybe those are winning issues they they are not winning issues to the general populace oh so what are you some kind of freak out that you represent of the center right i am of the center right and i represent the populists i'm a social conservative i'm very much do not stand like you have been dragged kicking and screaming into the ron paul crazy camp and i will vote for ron paul and you are a member of veterans only sorry but your points are well taken we look forward to the viewer feedback on takes forever we have a couple other issues you want to cover you were right about about obama's speech yesterday you get to do your little mainstream media tour congratulations. and you could point out that the day before you were right on target you said eight to twelve thousand within the next year and he said five in five thousand so. the indication is th

>> paul? >> i've got to say, i defended anthony weiner at my peril last time. so i won't do it now. but i will criticize david vitter. he ran as a family values conservative. he was on the list of the d.c. madam. he didn't answer any tough questions about this at all. he ducked the press. he dodged the press. he did admit to a sin of a grave nature. but that's it. and i just don't think it's wise to say that this isn't a big difference between allegedly being on the list -- i guess not allegedly, being on the list of the d.c. madam's customers or congressman weiner apparently sending dirty pictures. i just don't see the distinction. there could be an important distinction, as i said at the outset, if any of this was non-consensual. that would be a critical distinction. but i don't know. it's really kind of -- both of them i think are really kind of creepy and awful. people in louisiana decided that although creepy and awful they wanted to keep david vitter. i did some help -- i did help the de

so as ron paul consistent anti-war message against traction is the changing tide of u.s. foreign policy quickly winning over followers here at home or her friends of the resident took to the streets. and now. u.s. troops are in iraq and afghanistan and libya and syria are not enough and what are they going to be enough united states of america this week let's talk about that we think about. the americans as being. the world police. good or bad. i don't know but troops there if there is something you want to grow your resources. security or resource. for example with mcdonald's we're number one in the world. the world we can still do it even the. best. we can do it why is that so important to be number one. has to be one of the one. yes i don't think there's any altieri motive. no oil interest no economic interest. what do we want to accomplish. just. to waste the money and the lives of young people you know that you think is maybe another reason that we're doing it of course they want reason all you or. i don't think it's logical i. think there's a big disconnect between

>> you know what, i didn't mess up about paul revere. here's what paul revere did. he warned the americans that the british were coming, the british were coming and they were going to try to take our arms so we got to make sure that we were protecting ourselves. and shoring up all of our ammunitions and our firearms so that they couldn't take it part of his ride was to warn the british that were already there that hey, you're to the going to succeed. you're not going to take american arms. are you not going to beat our own well-armed persons, individual private militia that we have. >> stephen: i could not have said a random string of words better. (cheers and applause) and folks, give it up, give it up. folks, to prove palin was right all along, her supporters went on wikipedia this weekend and edited paul revere's page to accurately reflect her version of the story. well that settles it for me, folks. i get all my historical information from wikipedia, just as beach volleyball inventor albert einstein did. now unfortunately, unfortunately the hard-core fact addict

so that the problem i have with paul, and where paul and i have the difficulty is, paul is a camp disciple, if you will. supply side economics frankly has failed. it failed in the reagan administration where we incurred $1.4 trillion in new deficits. it failed in the... >> steny, steny. the commission recommended supply side economics. it recommended lowering tax rates. that is pro-growth economics. bowels is saying lower tax rates. >> as you know, i agree with that. >> so we agree with that. >> no, you don't think that revenues ought to be any part of this. >> we think revenues should grow by growing the economy. raising tax rates hurts economic growth. >> schieffer: both of you... >> bob, that's an important point because, with all due respect, that was your argument in 1981. that was your argument in.... >> i was a kid in 1981. >> not your personal argument but kemp's. listen to me. that was the argument in 1981. that was the argument in 2001. both times, we had continuing large deficits. >> the deficit today is the difference today is putting up the spending controls and the tax reform

>> you know what, i didn't mess up about paul revere. here's what paul revere did. warned the americans that the british were coming and they were going to try to take our arms. we got to make sure that we were protects ours and shoring up all of our ammunitions and firearms that they couldn't take it. remember that the british had had already been there many soldiers for seven years in that area and part of paul revere's ride and it wasn't just one ride, he was a courier. he was a messenger. art pa of his ride was to warn the british that were there you're not going to succeed. you're not going to take american arms. you are not going to beat our own well armed persons, individual, private militia that we have. he did warn the british. in a shout out, got you type of question that was asked of me, i answered candidly. i know my american history. >> warn the british. all right. here is the shout out, got you question that palin was asked. >> what have you seen so far today and what are you going to take way from your visit? >> joining me now is david from former spe

nani will win because we're out of there you go with someone who wants to save money so is it rand paul to the rescue or is the rest of congress so comfy with kickbacks from the current foreign policy it's not likely to happen so are story current topic not historical topic yes even one hundred fifty years later we'll take a look at how the arguments of the past can be seen all over the present day usa. good afternoon it's wednesday june eighth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren mr and you're watching our t.v. now we know and we've been hearing that the u.s. is facing a point three trillion dollar deficit but a new analysis shows the situation is actually much worse that trillions more dollars for two thousand and ten are owed because of the way congress has to do their accounting we don't really hear about that they don't have to report it we also know that the u.s. is in four point four trillion or excuse me fourteen point four trillion dollars in debt and the u.s. national debt is now expected to exceed the size of the u.s. economy this year that would be a first since world

that i get many emails every day saying well if it wasn't ron paul i never heard of. thank you thank you challenge and critical thinking is to look at the and see right so yeah ron paul the problem out of people into libertarian is no question has you given other people out here no question he's got some religious fundamentalism that is less appealing to other people and does he get people stuck in that last exit before voluntourism whole political action like this one last exit. it's like. ok i don't know if i was sorry i thought i would go over the bells i think you know i think it was very close that you got there was something about it when it's an item of ways you can only give it up because the farm. with the thank you watching the first ever episode of adam versus the manager of a live studio audience when we come back we'll hear from marketing in a free talk live in a day move freeman and pete air with couple i've got organ liberty on tour and a special appearance from anonymous you're watching adam vs the man stay tuned thank. you. contributors we have a lot

responsible for some of what's going on and income from civilian deaths in libya and also why ron paul a man who's been against war all along he's seen as a fringe candidate that's all coming up. it's monday june twentieth i'm christine for sale in washington d.c. you're watching our t.v. our top story today u.s. involvement in foreign wars and the fact that while these decisions continue to be made from the top and overwhelming majority of americans are unhappy about it take a look a poll conducted last week i pulse opinion research found that seventy to two percent of voters believe the united states is involved in too many foreign conflicts and should pull back its troops seventy two percent that's with sixteen percent saying a level of engagement was appropriate and twelve percent saying they're not sure so only frustration now growing as u.s. and nato forces continue involvement in libya but the most recent news that at least nine civilians were killed and among all the airstrike in tripoli our correspondent were in fear notional is in tripoli and she has this report. mohammed tha

man who's been a war against the war all along has just won another political contest so why is ron paul still seen as a fringe candidate specially since nearly three quarters of likely u.s. voters seem to agree with him. and archie viewers are asking questions from the rise of the missouri river to a no fly zone have every reason to be suspicious about the border come from the clear power station so what's really going on here. it's monday june twentieth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for is out there watching our team. we begin with breaking news tonight a deadly plane crash in northwest russia has killed as many as forty people after making a crash landing on the highway followed by a cracked fuselage and the plane bursting into flames. that she won thirty four twin engine plane was en route from moscow to p.s. rolls of out and crash landed just two kilometers away from the runway we are now hearing forty four are dead which means there are four survivors that were taken from the plane taken to the hospital and sure to stay right here on r.t.c. for the very latest on this s

willing because we're out of money and there you go someone who wants to save some money so is it rand paul to the rescue of the congress be too comfy though with kickbacks to part with current foreign policy. similar story a current topic not a historical topic yes even one hundred fifty years later we'll take a look at how the arguments of the past can be seen all over present day usa. good evening it's wednesday june eighth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren mr and you're watching r.t. now britain and france are stepping up pressure for a united nations security council vote condemning the syrian government's reported suppression of months of unrest the u.s. reportedly has a separate resolution in the works to however they face potential opposition from moscow and from china who've both indicated they're prepared to use their veto power to block a move artie's marina partner has been following this she's going to give us the very latest from new york she's been following her around all day today marina so really what are these resolutions calling for let's start with what's goin

>> you know what, i didn't mess up about paul revere. here's what paul revere did. he warned the americans that the british were coming, the british were coming, and they were going to take our arms. part of his ride was to warn the british that were already there that, hey, you're not going to succeed. you're not going to take american arms. you are not going to beat our own well-armed persons, individual, private militia that we have. he did warn the british. in a shout-out, gotcha type of question that was asked of me, i answered candidly, and i am my american history. >> she makes no apologies. one more time. that gotcha question. what have you seen so far today and what are you going to take away from your visit? one more thing for you here. we love larry king. in fact, we'll have larry king on "morning joe" tomorrow. he joined the roundtable discussion on "realtime with bill maher" on hbo friday night. they were talking about all kinds of things. larry's greatest concern was about the temperature in the study yes. . >> turning the tables on you, larry king. >>

correspondent caitlin ford has more on just what it is rand paul is calling for. first though to rand paul america is a quote fortress but it can't be defended by a deficit we're out of money i mean our foreign policy and expansionist foreign policy will end whether you agree with me or not it will end because we're out of money. was made way to the republican party by outlining his own foreign policy and challenging military and humanitarian aid around the world by and large foreign policy has been bipartisan with very little dissent in our country that's why i am on usual and that's why i'm called names in anybody who brings up less intervention is called an isolationist for decades american presidents have decided to intervene about taxpayers but the bill. was a friendly island paradise for tourists but it wasn't today i want to talk with you about our nation's military involvement in somalia american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq. even the president the campaign promises to keep it off it does not comply wit

it's a completely separate from the campaign you know the ron paul scene was known to the ron paul campaign was known in two thousand and eight as being grassroots driven and this is no different but instead of doing something say that's fundamentally frivolous you know this is actually a very concrete thing that we can do that the mainstream media cannot take away so it's going to be very difficult thing for the mainstream media to spend its way out of a win in ames because you know it's usually a very high profile event so it's r t twenty twelve or it's the same software that we used during my campaign. people are who worked on our campaign are familiar with it takes about literally about ten seconds to sign in and then all you do is even for those people who are maybe a little called reluctant little afraid to make a phone call well you have to do is just pick up the the phone dial folks just ask if they're wrong paul supporters and that's it no cell mate and they say one of those hey information to be empowered and turn out at the right place the right i'm outstanding john thanks for jo

>> i would slap a sign on that republican forehead and say, paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryan, paul ryann. at the end of the day, we saw what happened in new york. and, look, whether we want to own up to it or not, democrats and republicans fear voter backlash. at the end of the day, you're going to have voters, especially seniors, who vote at a higher rate than anybody else. they do not want to hear this particular program because they say it is too severe. of course you stick it to them, like republicans stuck health care to the president and the democrats in the 2010 -- >> let me go to vin weber on this. politically speaking, did republicans make a mistake here politically by going out on a limb, voting for this plan in congress, which they did almost unanimously, knowing full well that it was not going to get out of the congress but putting themselves on the record and handing the democrats an issue? was that a mistake? >> well, it cost them politically up in new york, roland's right about that. but i would say this, first of all, republicans embraced the central reality which is tha

that's rand paul! (laughter) (applause) senator rand paul who, on his own web site, admits he was there. and face it, being a terrorist makes more sense than his previous cover story, that he's an ophthalmologist. oh, my god! (laughter) so if you see this dangerous fugitive, please call the authorities. but first, put in some earplugs because if you hear anything he has to say, rand paul says we have to arrest you, too. and that's the word. we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. so, folks, let me ask you something. let me ask you something. is everybody happy? (cheers and applause) well, that is not what i hear. (laughter) according to a newly published global happiness endex, the united states ranks dead last among the happiest nations on earth. every other country on earth is happier than us. even the ukraine! and their main export is despa despair. (laughter) meanwhile, the happiest countries? china in first place and north korea in sec

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i will start with paul krugman. what's happening to the ecomic recovery? >> there really has never been much of an economic recovery. when all is said and done i like to look just-- what are the fraction of adults who are employed that fell off a cliff between 2007 and 2009. and it has really not recovered at all it is bouncing along. so basically we' in a holding pattern. in an economies that's growing but job growth is no faster than population growth. >> rose: does job growth have anything to do with increased prottivity. people are still doing more with less in terms of workers. >> that always happens. what ihappening now, it i not that there isn't work for these workers to do. it isn't that there isn't spending power. people aret spending enough to employ the people that we have. it is something that isn't exactly a recession but isn't a recovery in any real sense. >> rose: so the mistake was not to have a bigger estimate plus-- stimulus package. >> that. anwe stopped the freefall and said okay that job is done and turned our attention to other things

that's just a joke. >> congressman paul, i want you to stick with us. be right back after the break and talk a little politics. ordinary rubs don't always work on my arthritis. try capzasin-hp. it penetrates deep to block pain signals for hours of relief. capzasin-hp. take the pain out of arthritis. >>> we are back with republican presidential candidate ron paul. congressman, let me turn to presidential politics here. this is your third time around. and i think a lot of people know that you engender great passion from your followers. you win a lot of those straw polls when republicans come to me. you've proven that you can raise money. and yet there are a lot of people that say, you know, it is an interesting conversation but doesn't have much of a chance to win. you've been around a long time. i know you know what the odds are. why do you run? >> well, i'm not so sure i do know what the odds are because i never thought i could ever get elected to congress. you know, then -- well, if i vote the way i believe i'll never get re-elected. so you never know

oh no i'm all in favor of the process and i think that rand paul very cautiously couched remarks you know let's remember to go back to the beginning of the tape where he says you might want to indirectly take this into account you know this isn't a drag on you guy i think he's very well aware of where the case law is on the subject he's not interested in you know three people in the brig without trial for years and years on end and you know no. americans is not at the top of my list or in people's list but i think you know it's it's illustrative that you know guys like him he's very clear about this stuff and is a genuine libertarian and recognizes that when it comes to the constitution protections that are in the constitution there for american citizens first i think you know that's one of the worries though is that people like that people like rand paul even when they start making concessions when it comes to your civil liberties that's when you know that you're in trouble and rand paul by the way did say they'd like to keep guantanamo bay open for as long as he could so he's total

of civil liberties what flops and less than a week that's exactly what we've seen with senator rand paul last week i was singing his praises for being the sole voice to try and stop the reauthorization of patriot act provisions for four more years with no debate and he said i believe that america can successfully protect itself against potential terrorists without sacrificing civil liberties the rest of our spineless lawmakers did almost nothing to stop this is also in the constitution but that when speaking to sean hannity on his radio show about profiling in airports all said this. on the color of their skin or on their religion but i would take into account where they've been traveling and perhaps you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they've been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders it wouldn't be that they are islamic but if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting a violent overthrow of our government that's really an offense that we should be going after they should be deported or put in prison. did you hear that paula

shame on barney frank and ron paul.pointment for american leadership. >> paul, you had a problem with this when you were 12. you went into rehab because of drinking and marijuana use. your own life is proof that laws don't stop the illegal trade in this. what do you make of that? >> i grew up watching cheech and chong smoking out. 90% of those in treatment don't quite make it. they are still addicts. i'm 36 today. 26 years of sobriety, but i'm fighting in the trenches. i'm a dad. i have three young kids at home. it's what kind of country i want my little ones to grow up in. look at california. we defeated marijuana legalization last go around. we have woken up to the medical fraud marijuana problem that's skirted around the nation. times are changing. it will be back to community and family values. >> tommy, what is the thing -- >> first of all, let me ask him a question. do you know who montel williams is? >> i'm very disappointed -- i'm sorry. >> do you know montel williams? he has m.s. it's a debilitating disease he

and then was in boston offer her own take on paul revere's midnight ride. the british that they were going to be taken we are. still in the end he sure is he's writing his tours through. those marines shot some bells and we were going to be secure and we were going to be free and he warned the british while he was he was gone so now the ghost tour is winding down where will she go next time sarah pac funds start to dry up. it will be eight the gulf coast where shoulder clare her love for black sand beaches or be not rushmore where she'll tell the press that she's present she's super excited to see rick and space on the mountain or see vernon where show reminisce about the historical monument where the slaves were freed on the plantation michele bachmann the she will go to wisconsin when she will see paul ryan announce his candidacy for the presidency of the united states he recently just gave a foreign policy speech seeming that he is considering a run and i think that the good news for america wow i think would be good news for everyone if they're palin we

paul, smashing their record for this date. and they weren't alone. 25 cities hit all-time high temperatures today, including chicago, jackson, and wichita. in the plains tonight high water is bearing down on south dakota's capital, pierre. flooded reservoirs mean dams have been opened and a huge cascade of water is now flowing down the missouri river. pierre is sandbagged and ready, but the high water conditions could last well into july because of a record mountain snowpack that's now melting. >>> we turn overseas now. nato turned up the heat on libya today, unleashing a barrage of air strikes in the capital, tripoli. as the country's leader, moammar gadhafi, vowed once again to fight to the death. nbc's stephanie gosk is in tripoli now and joins us with the latest from there. stephanie, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. well, the minister of information said that this has been one of the most horrific days of attack against his nation. 31 people killed in 60 airstrikes. now, those numbers may be a bit exaggera

elliott in response to ron paul a statement on foreign policy at the g.o.p. debate debate earlier this week now i congratulated ron paul on his foreign policy statement that what paul elliott asked alona so you're comfortable with extremists i mean control of pakistani nukes do you support dictatorships in north africa and the killing of citizens in order to suppress democracy. you know what paul please do me a favor and spare me your conservative political talking points i suppose i can tired of hearing that i implicitly support extremist the dictators if i dare to question the actions of the us military abroad i like ron paul think that our foreign policy is dangerous anything changes i like ron paul do not think that the world is going to suddenly implode if the united states doesn't wage a never ending war against anyone and everyone and spend more than the rest of the world combined on those military endeavors and answer a question no i'm not comfortable with extremists getting a hold of pakistani nukes and also not comfortable the notion that by is wagi

congressman paul, blackberry or iphone?. >> we want to bring up a very important issue. you want to weigh in on it. that's the debate about entitlements. specifically medicare. right now down to our audience. we have josh mckelvin with a kesh. >> i have dr. paul koenz. you have run a family practice how long? >> 27 years. >> not surprising your question is related to health care. what's your question, sir. >> as a member of the baby beerm generation, i've been contributing to medicare for over 30 years. how do you propose to keep medicare financially solvent for the next 50 years and beyond? >> let's start with dr. paul on this one. >> under these conditions it's not solvent and won't be solvent. if you're an average couple and you paid your entire amount into medicare, you would have put $140,000 into it. in your lifetime you will take out more than three times as much. arithmetic tells you it's not solvent. we're up against the wall on that. it can't be made solvent. it has to change. we have to have more competition in m