or 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

president of the future of freedom foundation i asked him whether or not he believes that senator rand paul really stands a chance of shaping things that politically in washington i think out against established bipartisan foreign policy consensus here with his assessment rand is calling for a more constrained to restrain foreign policy in which the u.s. government does not intervene in baden occupies so many countries the problem as i see with those it still leaves in the hands of the government the power to engage in these interventions and so while you may call for more restraint policy all that subjective the government officials are going to be the ones in charge we libertarians say the government shouldn't even be engaged in intervening anywhere should be a department of true defense my question to you because as you said you're a libertarian i know that you are from whatever i do do you support rand paul in his ideas why are republicans and democrats so quick to kind of cast off the libertarians as being out of touch when it comes to foreign policy or isolationist that don't really u

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

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

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

this was senator rand paul last week speaking out against the constitutional abuses of the patriot act on the floor of the united states. we do have a right to privacy and you have a right not to have the government reading your piece of bill every month we do have rights and we should protect these and we shouldn't be so fearful that we say well i'm a good person i don't care just look at my records if you do you're setting yourself up for a day when there will be a tyranny when there will be a despot who comes into power in the united states and uses those rules that you said all on having to hide when and this was rand paul a few days later on the sean hannity radio program i'm not for profiling people 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 that it wouldn't be that they are islamic but if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of ou

it's safe look brand rand paul is generally consistently libertarian i thought i did and i think he was wrong in this instance and he was wrong on that i'm not really sure what explains it i'm inclined to believe as james suggested that perhaps it was a flaw it's odd that. i'm not going to be here to defend it and i've got everything he has where he's completely wrong on that i mean the patriot act isn't necessarily i think the best piece of legislation in terms of protecting our civil liberties but that idea that spying on people protects our liberties and makes us safer is just completely ridiculous and even more ridiculous is the idea that if you listen to this is purely an issue of the us system and i don't agree i'm not saying somebody who doesn't is all those things he was going to say because these are not the best i don't try to listen to go to jail purely for using the idea that if you're going to listen on where we i think that we've probably seen this from the charges should not be the basis on which we put people in prison it should be your own behavior more shocking details

by keeping us safe look brand rand paul is generally consistently libertarian i said i think he was wrong in this instance and he was wrong on the patriot act i'm not really sure what explains it i'm. as jamie suggested perhaps it was the flow of odd that he was about i'm not going to be here to defend and i got angry think he's where he was completely wrong on that i mean the patriot act isn't necessarily i think the best piece of legislation in terms of protecting our civil liberties but that idea that spying on people protects our liberties and makes us safer is just it's completely ridiculous and even more ridiculous is the idea that if you listen to a spill in the chair of the us system i mean i'm not saying somebody doesn't it's all because he was who. is and what the bend i don't think there's are you going to jail purely for using this the idea that if you're going to listen in on where i think that we probably need a speech i just should not be the basis on which we put people in prison for your own behavior more shocking details are emerging in the republican budget proposal as

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and the very very ugly rand paul last week rand paul was doing a heck of a job standing in the way of the patriot act extension in the senate but it only took a few days for rand to jump on the crazy train last week in a radio interview paul put his defense of the constitution on hold to tear down the first amendment. but if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of our government that's really an offense that we should be going after they should be deported or put in prison right throw people in prison for listening to a speech i was couple was against the patriot act because it shredded our constitution apparently he's against it because it didn't go far enough in shredding the constitution and that's very very ugly. coming out conservative strategist heathers servo and deputy editor of the daily caller jeannie weinstein join me for this week's lone liberal rumble. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime right and. i think the bombings even well. we have the government says they're going to keep you safe. ready because you are free

and says that she might have to cut her bus tour short and we'll explain why in our told time and rand paul says the people who attended a radical speeches should be put in jail as strange coming from a senator who's normally about civil liberties right have a science or have a paul spoke at several quotes from radical events i'm still. for the dow to have hawker see if the common interests come up. well. whenever god says they're safe get ready for freedom. of. speech on our behalf.

that she might have to cut her bus tour short and will explain why aren't old times like now then rand paul says that people who attend a radical speeches should be put in jail as strange coming from a senator who's normally without civil liberties right after scientists have paul spoken to several quote radical events from sky. but they delve into the have hawker see if a common interest or not. we . want to. whenever the government says they're safe get ready for freedom. if you are here broadcasting a lot.

by the way, senator rand paul will be joining me live this hour. we'll press him on what's going on, get his reaction from what we heard from the president. meanwhile, a new legal show of support today for the health care reform law signed by president obama last year. a federal appeals court in cincinnati ruling that a key provision in the law is, in fact, constitutional. that would be the so-called individual mandate requiring most americans to buy health insurance by 2014 or face penalties. this is just, by the way, one of several rulings expected in the coming weeks and months in a series of legal challenges to the law. it's all likely to wind up at some point before the united states supreme court. the afghan situation in the capital, still reeling right now from a terror attack at a very popular hotel. we'll go to kabul love for an update on the suicide bombing and new claims about who was behind it. stand by to hear who's making an urgent appeal to protect osama bin laden's children. stay with us. you're in the situation room. [ male announc

republican senator rand paul of kentucky. democratic congressman dennis kucinich of ohio. congressman kucinich, i want to start with you. you filed this lawsuit over libya. the president sent up a packet of information tonight including a legal memo asserting the administration is not in violation of the war powers resolution and he says what's happening in libya does not meet the bar for hostilities abroad. do you agree? >> no. our lawsuit, by the way, address it is war powers act and assert that the president violated both constitution and the war powers act and not getting approval from congress within the requisite 60 day. >> you are not swayed tonight at all. >> no. i have seen the argument already. it doesn't pass legal muster. i think that when we get to court with this if we can get standing, we will win. >> senator, do you share that opinion? is the commander in chief of the united states in violation of the law? >> yes. i agree completely with congressman kucinich. i think people on the left and right can both believe in the constitution and our founders were spe

it's very hard to live through the past couple years and believe in the libertarianism of rand paul. i interviewed him today for our show, a pretape for the show. self-promotion is something you learn in the commercial business. here he is very smart, but he believes the libertarian stuff that he's been spouting for years. when i say we need to revisit our history, i really believe that. how can we be where we are today because i fear as a society we're about to go over the precipice once again. that was all pream l. let me frame the conversation this way. i had an absolutely spectacular time as attorney general and governor too broof as it may have been, because there's nothing better than being in the arena, hence the name of the tv show i host nowadays. it's wonderful to be there and be in a position to try to affect public policy, think through the tough issues and go from the classroom and say what should we do? you experiment. that's why roosevelt's great quote that you try something and if it fails, doing? different, but at least try something. there were moments that were fun

brown, massachusetts, susan collins, maine, lisa merkow ski, alaska, olympia snow main, and senator rand paulntucky. tim carney, what else happened in that race? i'm thinking about it, remember the name of jack davis. >> he was a democrat who was running a pretend tea party candidacy. >> what happened? >> he brought in 9%. >> did they do that with a purpose in mind? >> yes, i think -- >> it's a convinced democrat. >> yes. >> and he managed the tea party -- >> may have done that -- [everyone talking at once] >> yes, they had done in in other districts. >> why did they do that? >> it was a strategy they tried in other districts. [everyone talking at once] delivering this republican seat to the democrats. >> i don't think you can say every one of his votes would orwin. >> how many would you say would have gone to him? >> i don't know it. would have bin a -- the fact -- [everyone talking at once] >> the fact that it was 4 points. >> now, he would even easily have delivered that. [everyone talking at once] >> playing math is not politics, john. that's traditionally republican district. this is a t

think any of these establishment picks can quite capture the base of the party like kentucky senator rand paul his father who i'm personally more aligned with makes him look not or by comparison to me g.o.p. voters and of ron paul isn't our presidency thousand and thirteen i hope the sun is ready to step up to the plate but we have another disappointment from the g.o.p. tonight more specifically here that the tea party in relationship to the g.o.p. because we recently had amy kramer on the show for those of you who missed that one she's the chairwoman of the tea party express and we had a nice little tea party meets dance party danced right here in the studio but recently she was quoted by fox saying whoever the republican nominee is will have to have the support of the tea party movement the entire tea party movement it just wants to see the cream rise to the top if romney is the nominee i believe that we want to defeat barack obama. but. tea partiers for romney you mean the white brock obama if the tea party stands behind anything it will mean it stood for nothing and therein lies the proble

. >> so what i hear you saying is that under some circumstances, unlike, for example, senator rand paulr congressman ron paul, under some circumstances, if the white house gets a compromised agreement with mitch mcconnell and john boehner and eric cantor, that you would vote yea, you would vote yes in favor of raising that debt ceiling limit? >> well, right now i'm a no vote, because i don't see any plan. so i'm a no vote it shall. >> what if they reach a compromise, though. what if the republican leadership works out a compromise with the president and they recommend a yes vote. would you go ahead and join them? >> well, i'd have to tell you then. but right now i'm a no vote. >> all right. so i see a difference between you and ron and rand paul, for example, because they're saying they won't vote to raise the debt ceiling under any circumstances? >> well, i think it's highly unlikely, wolf, that we're actually going to get the kind of serious cuts that i'm looking for. so that's why i am a no vote. >> all right. let's talk about the ramifications of not raising the debt ceiling, and i'

odd coalition that has emerged with some very conservative voices on capitol hill like ron paul -- rand paul among others saying get out of there and do what the president said. nation building at home. >> and you look at the republican presidential field and they're really all over. i remember four years ago ron paul was off in a corner on his own. >> almost main stream now. >> exactly. they've main streamed him. mitt romney in his response to this talked about withdrawing troops but he has a problem now he says with the president's timetable so they all wanted to kind of figure out a way to disagree with the president and so they said, okay. you should have listened to the generals. but jon huntsman who just got into the race this week actually said we should be withdrawing quicker. so for the republican party the question is, for me, is this a seismic change in the republican party? >> some are calling them neo isolationists. >> yeah. you think about it. the republican party, the party of national security for so long, now people are all over the place. it's fascinating. but again, a bunc

libertarians like ron paul in the house and his son rand paul in the senate taking a position that we haven't be-- america shouldn't be involved abroad unless we're under direct threat. so you've got that. on the democratic side there's a long-standing strain of anti-war sentiment that is tempered, of course, because it is a democratic president but not tempered all that much and democrats in congress have grown increasingly unhappy because guantanamo is still open. the president has adopted some of the techniques that president bush used to deal with terrorist threats. there's afghanistan and iraq. and now libya. and we saw that reflected a little bit, along with the strong congressional prerogative >> brown: todd you mentioned hillary clinton trying to sway some votes. were there others? was there a big effort by white house to try to get people on their side? >> there was an overt effort, which was the secretary of state. there was a more occult effort this morning, the national security advisor, tom donnelly, inviting a couple of democrats, some of them anti-war democrats, directl

and this is related, it's the underlying question is, is the party becoming more libertarian in a rand paul direction. he's very anti-government at home but very anti-interventionism abroad. that clearly has been an eleme to the tea party but i'm very dubious that's ever going to be a major part of the republican party even if you look at somebody like sarah palin, pretty interventionist, pretty supportive of being abroad internationally and supporting brake which is -- barack obama which is pretty odd for sarah palin. >> charlie: isolationism is coming up. >> here's my shot. there are a few ways in which the republican party is inching toward getting more serious about the deficit. for a long time they haven't been. they controld the presidency, both houses of congress and some definite. >> charlie: this is the paul ryan argument. >> this is related to paul ryan. so what you can see is that whatever you think of paul ryan's plan, paul ryan essentially suggests either radical changes to medicare or get rid of medicare. >> charlie: providing another means to finance it. >> providing another

host: rand paul is our scheduled guest this sunday at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on c-span. that's our discussion regarding your message to the president and -- back to our discussion regarding your message to the president and congress. sharon, you are on the washington journal. caller: my message is to all your southern white republicans. you had 10 years of the bush administration, you had it 10 years of his policies. you had 10 years of not only his tax cuts, the republican way. what did we get? we got a housing prices and two wars off the books -- we got the housing crisis. and we got two wars of the books. they want people to die while they profiteer off of the tax dollars. where have you been sitting, southern white republicans? how did you benefit? host: ken in cincinnati, ohio. caller: i host a talk show in cincinnati. one thing i notice is we have major class warfare. my message would be to end the class warfare -- from the president on down. and you cannot raise enough taxes to pay for the wild spending. if you were to compare $1.20 trillion to $20 billion, it is

with senator rand paul.ted at me when he got there and said my goal is to make you look like a moderate. he is doing a pretty good job. we serve with people like mike lee against his establishment in utah. they said a conservative could not be elected in wisconsin, but we stood together and we now have senator ron johnson. but my thank you is this. what you and i discovered, i was told i could not change the senate, and a lot of americans have been told it could not make a difference. but we did change the senate. we stood up and we changed politics in america with the last election. power left washington and ended up back in the hands of the american people. we have a long way to go. i am also here today to tell you, i think 2012 might be our last chance to get it right. but we can do it. we can change things, but not because people in washington change things on their own. it is because millions of americans decide what has to be done, and again, take to the streets with their voices and their votes, and m

eastern hour, we get a very different perspective on what's going on from rand paul of kentucky who'spresident at his news conference earlier in the day. one note i should point out, i'm in chicago because of bill clinton's conference, the clinton global initiative, dealing with the economy, creation of jobs. i'll have a special interview with bill clinton tomorrow here in chicago. all of that coming up, back to you. >> all right, appreciate that. before the break, we took you to the casey anthony murder trial and there you a bit of testimony coming from a grief expert talking about the range of emotions one might feel after something traumatizing like the loss of a child. and you also saw casey anthony, the defendant who was tearfully listening in. now rather stoic expression coming from her in these live pictures. let's bring in sunny hostin. this is fascinating. we heard this grief expert talk about the range of emotions. everything from being -- showing apathy to just kind of resuming routine. so she's trying to paint a picture that the behavior that one might have seen from casey

. >> when i spoke to senator rand paul of kentucky yesterday, he thought maybe 10,000 -- bring home 90,00000,000 troops maybe leave in the short term 10,000. is that something that is realistic to you as well? >> let's look at it this way, wolf. basically the war on terror or against al qaeda and afghanistan, by all known accounts, is only 50 to 100 al qaeda still present there. with the presence that we have there, i assure you they will go to other places as well and they are strong and scattered. and that's really what i believe is a nation building presence and it's time to rebuild america. i've got a lot of needs in west virginia and we can do an awful lot with help and assistance. >> there are hundreds and billions of dollars at stake. this year, next year, and the year after. this is in today's wall street journal. congressional officials say they expect 25,000 troops to remain in the country after the 2014 hand over focused on assisting security forces and carrying out counterterrorism missions against the taliban and al qaeda. you're a member of the congress and u.s. senate. even

alan west, rand paul, scott paul. any of them would do a great job. marco rubio. i am not even sure that ralph nader would accept the challenge. host: we're taking listener calls. russ joins us from connecticut. caller: a want to talk about one idea. that is deregulation. it gave us aig, bear stearns. do you really love bernie madoff and what he did that much? enron and how it collapsed. derivatives started in the late 1990's. democratic congressmen stood up and said they looked tricky and maybe we should take a look at them. the chairman of the fed, greenspan came back to the senate and said it was a chance of capitalism to show what it could really do. look at where it led us. these of the fruits of deregulation. it can take years before the american public finally realizes what happened because of deregulation. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: i disagree with you. i think the two fundamental causes of the house in bubble in 2008 was the federal reserve policy pumping too much money and credit into the economy. it was correcting relat

we also have rand paul, the senator that is going to join us, bernie sanders. i think our viewers will like. >> wonderful, wolf. we'll see you there in eight minutes. >>> next, this. the mayor of one of the biggest cities, his wife has just been elected to take his job. find out why this is one pretty interesting couple. >>> plus, a major accident on the jon stewart show. talking about congressman anthony weiner. joe johns has the political pop as we end out or show. that is next. a guy named his own price, wants a room tonight for 65 dollars. we don't go lower than 130. big deal, persuade him. is it wise to allow a perishable item to spoil? he asked, why leave a room empty? the additional revenue easily covers operating costs. 65 dollars is better than no dollars. okay. $65 for tonight. you can't argue with a big deal. >>> so where is about the most unlikely place in the country for a happily married power couple maintain their marriage and start a political dynasty all at once? in sin city, of course, where you would at least expect it. joe johns is here with

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alan west, rand paul, scott paul. any of them would do a great job. marco rubio. i am not even sure that ralph nader would accept the challenge. host: we're taking listener calls. russ joins us from connecticut. caller: a want to talk about one idea. that is deregulation. it gave us aig, bear stearns. do you really love bernie madoff and what he did that much? enron and how it collapsed. derivatives started in the late 1990's. democratic congressmen stood up and said they looked tricky and maybe we should take a look at them. the chairman of the fed, greenspan came back to the senate and said it was a chance of capitalism to show what it could really do. look at where it led us. these of the fruits of deregulation. it can take years before the american public finally realizes what happened because of deregulation. host: thank you for the call. we will get a response. guest: i disagree with you. i think the two fundamental causes of the house in bubble in 2008 was the federal reserve policy pumping too much money and credit into the economy. it was correcting relat

senator rand paul is leading the movement. the senate could vote on it as early as today. there's no word on pending vote in the u.s. senate, but you could follow the debate on c- span2. vice president joe biden, once again, will hold the next meeting of the bipartisan bicameral group of the members of congress he is working with on a comprehensive deficit- reduction. that meeting is happening at the u.s. capitol. it is scheduled to start in about 10 minutes 3 we will have no live coverage of that, obviously, but we will have cameras available, if there are comments after that meeting. we will get to those later in our program scheduled. if this hearing wraps up on time, we will bring you a hearing this afternoon on the efficiency of federal property use. president obama has ordered federal agencies to eliminate properties that are not being used with a goal of saving $3 billion by the end of 2012. the senate government affairs subcommittee will hold a hearing at 2:00 p.m. eastern and that will be live, as well, on c- span. >> senator blumenthal? >> thank you, mr. chairman

rand paul, and 23 other cosponsors, i'm introducing the enumerated powers act. this legislation ensures the members of congress truly follow article 1, section 8 of the constitution. that section plainly lists the enumerated powers of the constitution and enumerated powers given to congress, of which there are 18 very well-defined. one of the major reasons why we are facing such tough economic times and such tough fiscal challenges is because congress routinely in the recent past has ignored this aspect of the constitution, and until we reconnect congress with its limited and enumerated powers, we will never put our nation back on a sustainable basis. james madison stated in federalist 51 that if men were angels, no government would be necessary. if angels were to govern men, neither external nor internal controls on government would be necessary. in framing a government which is to be administered by men over men, the great difficulty lies in this. you must first enable the government to control the governed, and in the next place oblige it to control itself. c

listen to the reaction he got from kentucky senator rand paul. >> i think that i feel less safe becausems on 56-year-old. it makes me think you are clueless. you know, that you think she is going to attack our country. >> last month this picture of a baby being patted down at kansas city international airport triggered more embarrassing video for tsas. i drive. >> i know. >> i drive. >> eight states i drive through so i can avoid that. all of my fellow passengers are pleased i'm doing that. i assure you. >> houston based southwest airlines pilot is back on the job. three months after a hate-filled rant at about flight attendants was inadvertently captured on an open arizona traffic control microphone. >> this has the flight attendants union pretty furious. cnn's jeanne meserve with the audiotape that everyone is talking about this morning. >> reporter: the pilot's tirade about flight attendants is peppered with obscenities, insults and slurs against homosexuals and women. >> [ bleep ] over the top [ bleep ] homosexuals and a granny. 11. i mean, think of the odds of that. i thought i was

ayn rand is best known for her novel "atlas shrugged" and these days has become a hero to the tea party and huge influence on major government legislation. just ask the congressman from wisconsin, pauland more than anything else did a fantastic job of explaining the morality of capitalism, individualism, and this to me is what matters most. >> morality. that's a hell of a word isn't it? ayn rand rejected the notion of charity, proclaimed selfishness as a virtue, and called herself a radical for capitalism. she also advocated the end of religion in all its forms, which is why james salt a member of the group of faithful america confronted paul ryan the congressman at the faith and freedom coalition conference this past weekend. >> why did you choose to model your budget off the extreme ideology of ayn rand rather than basic economic justice value was the bible? >> excuse me, guys. he's got to get back for a vote. >> ryan didn't get the bible but we think he got the message. his devotion to ayn rand conflicts with self-described devotion to christianity. still to come, chris christie, governor of new jersey, redefines hypocrisy, and sarah palin redefines american history. financing th

by the emergence of the tea party in the passage of paul ryan's budget plan the republican party has embraced a new ideal one belonging to iran rand and atheist who despised common religious morality and one religious organization the american values network as they can notice of this new direction of the republican party and they are pleased take a look at an excerpt from a video the group released recently. i am against god i don't have a religion it is a sign of a psychological rudeness i regretted as you are actually just. most every other business in the contemporary american way that might judeo christian religion you scorn churches and the concept. of these accurate criticisms yet i am bitchy and i mean you. m.r. allocate not based on faith. joining me now for more on this issue is there except executive director of the american values network eric welcome to the program. first of all american values network that's that's where a face based advocacy group that works to bring the full gospel to america's public square ok and some of the wealthiest people in america and in some cases even corporations not only a green with ir