ron and antoine are on the pta. so, we invite them to every good event and a lot of times we see them in bad situations also. we always invite them. we opened our doors to them and that was important and i think if you are looking for a ron and antoine the best thing to do is probably if you don't know your officers on the street and their personalities to call our captain and ask him or her if they know of someone you can work with. that's really important. and a lot of the stuff we do we also they wrote a grant for mayor's office of community justice. we actually, i worked with them we got a grant to educate the community of what we need to do to help them in their work. there are things you can do with the mrapolice officers if you st from scratch and think creatively. the next thing is with the da. we have a strong partnership with the da and the liaison with the da. there is a da liaison in every station. you need to get to know that community liaison from the da's office. they are an attorney at the da's offic

pac i mean ron paul won the straw poll last year too and you can say that's not necessarily a perfect reflection of how pinions are within the g.o.p. but that's because of the people that actually come to the conference and. see pac but you know how how much is the libertarian movement growing within the conservative movement itself has it been a look at twenty twelve oh well i mean it would be speculation to say how it's going to look in a year from now. i mean it's clearly got a big presence and i don't think anybody claims that c. pac is representative of the entire g.o.p. however it is representative of which groups in which ideologies can mobilize people better. and i want to thank you very much for joining us and ron paul so far hasn't seemed too upset about this entire thing his press person was like young americans for freedom that group still exists and still does things i will say i don't really think it will hurt the support that he has from the ron paul life that are diehards but we'll see how this keeps on going thank you very much for joining us. now before we go tonight

ron, as we just saw, they're still going. saturday is a work day in egypt, but i guess they can be forgiven an all-nighter. >> reporter: indeed, brian. the sun is going to rise here in a few hours and there are still hundreds of thousands of people out in the street. families with little kids who are staying up all night. no one is going anywhere. they all want to be there to savor every single moment of this unprecedented moment in the history of this country. everyone there just wants to be able to say that i was there when this happened, a moment of incredible power and energy unlike any that you'll probably ever experience in your lifetime, brian. just an amazing thing to experience. >> ron, take a moment yourself and relive this. we want to show folks what it was like for you reporting live from the square when word started to break out. >> reporter: this is what freedom looks like. this is what freedom looks like. it's the only way i can describe it. the noise is absolutely deafening and in such sharp contrast to what h

the winner of this year's see frank shore up a texas congressman ron paul. so as you see they they're saying that the audience booed for ron paul and this is fox news fair and balanced fox news now cut to this as it really was this is what the real response to the house with that ron paul was the winner of the straw poll and the next why. the winner of the straw poll was as you see the audience was in fact cheering wildly for ron paul winning but fox news presented it as if they were booing so what are they trying to do but manufacture consensus to their audience watching this that ron paul is somebody who you should do that he is somebody who you should mock and not consider seriously just like we start at the top of the show that you should not take gold bugs seriously you should not consider protecting yourself in any way well the audience of fox news there tend to be seventy years old white guy sitting in lounge chairs at home drinking bear and cursing themselves and their pets and they respond in a twitch like manner so whatever comes across out of the

moving on to ron-ron, how are substance use disorders and behavioral health issues portrayed in the media? i think the addiction is portrayed accurately. i don't think the recovery of addiction is portrayed accurately. i think it's always the addiction ready for the other shoe to drop and show all the worst things about addiction and not the assets of recovery. and, of course, doug, we're dealing with so many types of media here. there's television, there is radio, there are movies, which one do you think really is one of the more larger culprits of misrepresenting? i think that while there is so much talk about social media and social networking in using the internet, television is still the number one used medium. the number of hours of tv time is still the single greatest use of any medium as reported by the pew studies that have been done in recent years. so clearly tv has a disproportionate influence on our perceptions and attitudes about recovery. are you including cable in there as well? absolutely, yes. i mean the cable penetration in this country has reached very high percentages

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the winner of the straw poll this year -- [shouting] [chanting ron paul] okay. ok. congrressmen ron paul gets 30%. former massachusetts governor mitt romney gets 23%. and, as you can see, there are a number of candidates who got 6%, 5%, 3%, several of them prominent. you see that there is by% listed as other. we had a number of write-in candidates. donald trump got 5%. for those of you who are big youtube fans, dale peterson got some votes. when we come by with the first and second choice, it is 37% ron paul and 31% mitt romney. [catcall calls] by the way, these numbers are almost exactly the same as they were in last year's straw poll. finally, we ask you all, are you satisfied with the republican field? we wanted to make short work of it. 56% of you said you were satisfied with the field. 43% said you were not. this is slightly higher than it was last year. the republicans in congress -- the word that needs to be taken away from here is that your base is watching. they are hopeful you will do the things you say. they are not convinced you will do the things you sa

i mean i'm willing to bet that romney probably has a better ground game but ron paul's people are very very well organized and they were able to make a lot of ruckus dick cheney's a donald rumsfeld speech as i've heard from this is this is definitely true they really really did and during donald trump's also donald trump had to sort of fire off a shot there about how ron paul is essentially an electable which they don't like very much there are a lot of people who are major fans of ron paul who were there and he will be voting i think it's also his time because time i mean frankly i suspect that he is probably still not quite mainstream enough to make a real go of it but i'm also always interested to see how somebody like ron paul plays in an early primary state like new hampshire that has a little bit more of a libertarian bent to it i think what's also interesting is how hard the gary johnson folks are pushing all of their material immaterial and urging people to vote for him in the presidential rival our governor and i got to wrap it up you guys and thank you both for being here and

ron, what would you say about that? i think the music industry plays a large role in how they can portray addiction and recovery. i listen to some of the music my kids listen to, you know, rap music. some of it's great; i like some of it, but a lot of it the words are horrible. it portrays drug use and sexual abuse. but then, on the other hand, i have great songs that i listen to about recovery, success stories in recovery. aerosmith's amazing; richie supa who wrote amazing also wrote in the rooms who won the prism award in 2009, which is fantastic. there are so many musicians in recovery today. well, nikki sixx; nikki sixx did a whole album, right, mark? absolutely. right. and richie supa is putting out an album now with dozens of recovering musicians from different groups we've all heard of since the 70s and they're producing it now and they're all written about recovery and all the success stories that go with it. so essentially, we've got the internet. and in the internet, we didn't even begin to touch on the whole

guest: ron paul has proved to be pretty popular. this group -- the tracks college students and their behind the libertarian message. if you combine the ron paul and gary johnson numbers, you get more than 1/3. that is the great libertarian side of the party. i think you will see some very interesting shaking of the party from that side. the 2008 democratic presidential field, if you look at them, the top three candidates, edwards, clinton, obama, they were running a campaign closer to the dennis kucinich 2004 campaign. whoever wins the republican nomination in 2012 will be running something closer to the ron paul 2008 campaign. that is some of the direction the party is going host: rounding out the list are three or four individuals who are likely to run for president including newt gingrich, tim pawlenti, minn. congresswoman michelle bachmann, and mitch daniels, the current governor of indiana. guest: these are individuals will been organizing and getting ready for an actual presidential campaign or some of them have been more of a

i like ron paul.think he is a good guy, but honestly he has zero chance of getting the lack of it. you have to win an election. and i can tell you this. if i were out and i win, this country will be respect it again. this country will be respect to begin. i can tell you that. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] i graduated from the wharton school of finance, which is the best business school in my opinion. i graduated from the wharton school of finance as well as military school. both of those educational background that come into play to shape my personal and business relationship with what i do enjoy to it with. their tactics and strategies involved in any form of leadership and i am well acquainted with both. i am also well acquainted with winning and that's what this country needs now, winning. [cheers and applause] just very briefly, i am pro-life. [cheers and applause] i am against gun control. [cheers and applause] i agree with your previous speaker and i will fight to end obama cared a

ron paul ran for president in 2008.s is the second year he won the cpac poll and also the second year that governor romney came in second place. conservatives are being cautious about their pick for 2012. more than one dozen republicans are considering a run. a number of those were in the cpac straw poll ballot today. earlier today, we heard from mississippi gov. haley barbour. we will bring in his speech again tonight starting at 10:50 eastern. president obama discussed the 2012 federal budget proposal to be unveiled next week, including a five-year federal spending freeze. republican senator orrin hatch thetah also talked about federal budget proposal. he called on the president to back tax code reform and free trade agreements under consideration by congress. we will hear the president's weekly address and also that of senator hatch. this is about 10 minutes. >> i received a letter from a woman named brenda reece. it speaks to what a lot of families are going through. it offers a good example of the responsibility ne

congressman ron paul is talking to us here in washington d.c. about the situation in egypt the future of the conservative movement at possible presidential run in two thousand and twelve congressman thank you so much for being here i understand paul let's start off with you as usual you have a very different take on the situation in egypt something that many lawmakers most lawmakers aren't even talking about you say that this is our thirty year mistake that this this mass happened because of us foreign policy what do you mean by that we had a lot to do with mubarak being in power and staying in power like we subsidize them we own him he's our puppet dictator he does what we tell him because he gives so much money he's gotten probably sixty to seventy billion dollars and i understand his family has sixty or seventy billion dollars stashed away in swiss accounts in other places around the world so we've known him and. we're supposed to get you know perpetual peace and cooperation but in times after a time the people rebel against this they know ab

ron allen, thanks so much. >> ron makes an interesting point.t country. at one point it was painful to watch this difficult struggle, but it was also -- >> you can see the warmth in the people. and their excitement of what's next. >> and the point i kept wanting to make to people, we saw the attacks of a week or so ago, journalists under attack. people need to understand that that wasn't from the protesters. the crowd in the square has largely been supportive journalists and wanting to tell their story. those were the and itity government thugs who for two day waged the attacks. but the crowd you're looking at in tahrir square has always been peaceful and to the point they would actually check you when you came in and made sure no would be one was going to spoil the party. >> and that's an important point to make. >> richard lui is at the news desk with a check of today's other top stories. >> yes, very amazing story coming out of egypt and we go to the white house where president obama is closely monitoring what happens next in egypt. mike viqu

over to jackie meretsky. >> thanks very much, ron. blizzard warnings in portions of south dakota as well as minnesota. this is a fast-moving system. it is going to target the northeast although we're not going to get the same snowfall as folks in the midwest are. how much snow? 6 to 12 inches from south dakota all the way into michigan. once this storm gets into the northeast, new york city could pick up a couple of inches. the heavier snow will be upstate new york and in portions of northern paevens and northern new jers >> this weather report has been brought to you by chase slate. dan and bianna. >>> coming up next, a provocative story. we're going to ask the who knows you better? does your work spouse know more about you than your real spouse? we organized a little game show. we're putting a couple couples to the test. >> also a story that gave us paws. >> oh, bad pun alert. >> get it. well, a dog that disappeared in california is reunited with his owner after he shows up in washington. just how did he end up more than 700 miles f

ron, how would you sum up the reaction? >> reporter: brian, it was just an incredible evening there in the square. so much anticipation, so much excitement, so many people daring to dream that this just might be a different kind of night, a moment in history. we spent time with two young men, both in their 30s, omar and ahmed. they're typical of the vanguard of the protesters. they have been there just about every day taking part in the protests. one of them had a wounded hand, bandaged because he had picked up a tear gas canister and thrown it back at police back sometime last week. we were with them as they listened to the speech hanging on every word like so many others in the crowd. and when it was over, they were just bitterly disappointed and feeling betrayed by what president mubarak had said. >> really frustrating. because millions are here. we're waiting to hear good news and yet he's not giving it to them, with no reason but to preserve his military pride. >> this dictator is remaining in our country, and tomorrow

our own ron allen remains on post in cairo tonight. ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. tonight the military has had enough and they have cleared out tahrir square, cleaning things up, after one of the biggest days of protest in celebration that we've ever seen here. mubarak is gone, but the people still have demands and grievances that they want met. at the top of the list, they want the military leaders now in charge of this country to move more quickly to civilian rule and democracy. that has not been happening, they say. tonight the military pushed back a bit issuing a tough new order against labor strikes and protests. workers across the country have been demanding better wages and working conditions. it's been all peaceful here, but as we've seen that is not the case across the region. in libya, 46 people have been killed by supporters of moammar gadhafi, perhaps facing his toughest challenge in four decades of power. four people in an oil rich kingdom demanding a better way of life in yemen, the protests

. >>> let's get news with ron claiborne. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with an apparent deal to avoid a government shutdown over the federal budget, at least temporarily. democrats reacted positively late friday to a new republican proposal to keep government agencies running for two more weeks, until march 18th, in exchange for $4 billion in spending cuts. the house and senate will vote on the measure this week. >>> another weekend of protests is planned in wisconsin. but police are beginning to crack down on people camping out in the capital there. police in madison say they will begin taking away sleeping bags, coolers and folding chairs. rallies are planned all over the country today in support of union rights. >>> and for the first time, the white house social secretary will be a man. breaking with tradition. jeremy bernard will take the position responsible for planning state dinners and other social functions. >>> finally, take a look or listen to this. [ laughing ] this, my friends, is an 8-month-old boy laughing hysterically as his fath

who are those jew hating stormtroopers those are just libertarians like ron paul. who haters the politics but basically this all came about because ron paul proposed some legislation that would cut some funding to middle east countries one of which was in israel and he got a little bit upset and called from paul an anti-semite you know it just makes me so angry because you you wonder why there's so much anger over these issues that's because you can't even talk about israel without instantly being labeled as somebody who's anti-semitic you can't have any kind of critique towards us foreign policy towards israel towards israeli policy towards the rest of the world without being called an anti-semite and that's just so wrong and so close minded we've been talking about defense spending as a sacred cow talking about israel as the sacred cow i mean you cannot bring up any sort of changes to israel's foreign policy without somehow being demonized and you know essentially losing your entire political career i mean i think what's actually more interesting in this case is

good morning, ron. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with new questions about the cyber security protecting the nation's infrastructure and your money. "the wall street journal" reports that hackers have repeatedly attacked the computer network for the company that runs the nasdaq stock market. but the system that executes trades has not been compromised and no tampering was done. the fbi and secret service are investigating. >>> and the government wants more money distributed to victims of last year's gulf oil spill. the justice department is asking the administrator of the $20 billion victims fund to loosen the purse strings. any unspent money eventually goes back to bp. >>> and former alaska governor, sarah palin, says america needs to return to the values of ronald reagan. in a speech celebrating reagan's 100th birthday, which is tomorrow, palin said america is on a road to ruin because of what she characterized as misguided policies in washington, d.c. but one of reagan's sons, ron reagan, says palin has nothing in common

in the end of the day to ron is scared of the united states. kang yong is scared of the net states. and so if there is going to be a deal on the nuclear issue in either country that ultimately requires an understanding between the united states and the government of iran and north korea that deals with their security issues. that can come only from washington and not from brussels or from moscow or anyone else. that is why i think you need the multilateral and unilateral to be working hand-in-hand. >> you mentioned the number, i think four or five sectors that are very important to break out. i was wondering whether you would -- whether you would comment on what is happening in europe, which of those factors you mentioned have been in your view especially responsible for peace to break out in europe and where did you see the weaknesses, in other words, what to you expect of europe in the future in terms of immigration? >> well, i think the story of european integration and peace deepening its roots after world war ii was a product of that same kind of story at told. fundamental unde

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with us is daniel weiss, ron cogan and fred smith. great having you all here again. we all did this a year ago. it's great to have you back. dan let me start with you. recently president obama said he needs a million electric cars on the road in about four year's time. what do you make of that? is that a realistic goal for the country? having a million cars on the road in four years time is a realistic but ambitious goal. the chevy volt is being sold this year. the demand is so high general motor's will quadruple the number they make. >> they say they are going to. is it a realistic goal? >> i think if incentives stay in place and people get the vehicle, and people should because the volt is a great vehicle, it depends on how things unfold. >> fred? >> they can do anything if they are willing to subsidize it. you can make water run uphill. the question is whether it's sensible to take money from an embattled economy and put it into the car of the tomorrow instead of the car of today. >> this is about american competitive with other countries and american innovation.

guest: ron paul has proved to be pretty popular.his group -- the tracks college students and their behind the libertarian message. if you combine the ron paul and gary johnson numbers, you get more than 1/3. that is the great libertarian side of the party. i think you will see some very interesting shaking of the party from that side. the 2008 democratic presidential field, if you look at them, the top three candidates, edwards, clinton, obama, they were running a campaign closer to the dennis kucinich 2004 campaign. whoever wins the republican nomination in 2012 will be running something closer to the ron paul 2008 campaign. that is some of the direction the party is going host: rounding out the list are three or four individuals who are likely to run for president including newt gingrich, tim pawlenti, minn. congresswoman michelle bachmann, and mitch daniels, the current governor of indiana. guest: these are individuals will been organizing and getting ready for an actual presidential campaign or some of them have been more of a t

>> guest: ron won a pulitzer prize out for newspaper reporting. he is a distinguished author of mark twain. c-span: we have some video of iwo jima statue here in washington where a lot of people visit. when was the first year that you ever saw this? >> guest: the first year? 1979. c-span: who is in this? >> guest: well it is a picture. who is in the statute? how many people? >> guest: six. c-span: where's your dad? >> guest: the guy putting up over the ground is harlan block from texas in the next guys. bradley. his name is john bradley, my father. at that moment he would stop bradley, a navy corpsman. they were five marines, when navy corpsmen and my dad was a navy corpsman. c-span: is that, when they did a sculpture of him is that what he looked like them or have you delved into what the sculpture itself look like? >> guest: there is my dad. felix to weldon took the photo and he in his imagination moved it forward and that is what he sculpted and bronze. he did not sculpt the exact photo. he's gold something that in his imagination moved the pho

we also have proud members of the american legion post including commander ron lee and many others here with us today and roger dong, the founder of the chinese-american heroes project and nelsonan lum, the vice chairman of the war museum and as a platoon leader, main kurt lee in the korean war fought in the decisive battle of chosun reservoir against the advancing chinese army who had encircled the american forces. i think the film really showed how harsh the conditions were, rugged terrain and being severely outnumbered by chinese forces. major lee bravely led forces and donning -- a brightly colored vest, some say orange, others say pink or another color, he endured enemy fire while receiving many wounds and forcing the enemy to reveal their stations. and they successfully evacuated the company's 8,000 marines to the port city. some debate this but many say he and his men saved thousands of lives on that day. he's received the navy cross, the second kind of highest honor in the marine krps -- corps and two purple hearts. the smith sonya channel's documentary "undom -- uncommon courag

nbc's ron allen picks up our coverage from tahrir square. ron? >> reporter: good evening, lester. there are still quite a few people out here in the square, but the square is opening up. the party is winding down. there even letting cars here in some parts of the square. we've been out here talking to people we met during the past few weeks asking what they hope the jubilation of the past couple of days brings to the days and weeks ahead. >> it happened. when i thought deep down in my very core that it would never happen. >> reporter: tonight this family of cairo celebrates, while discussing all that's happened. hussein, a pilot, retired from the air force, wife mushira, a tour guide and sons omar, 31, a businessman, and tarek, 27, an accountant. >> i should have gone as a mother, as a citizen, as wife, as a woman. >> reporter: she admits she had no hope of ousting the regime but calls her sons heroes for being in the square day in and day out. we met omar the night former president mubarak refused to resign. his frustration? intense. >> we are peaceful. when, mubarak, are you goi

congressman ron paul topped the straw poll for who should run for the event for the second year in a row. brian moore reports, it's a snapshot of the divisions within the republican party. >> reporter: at the conservative political action conference in washington, congressman ron paul topped the presidential straw poll for the second year in a row. >> congressman ron paul gets 30%. >> reporter: finishing second? mitt romney, just one of the gop heavyweights who reached out to conservatives at this influential gathering. >> this is the obama misery index, and it is at a record high. >> reporter: and they also heard from the underdogs, who may or may not step into the ring. >> our agenda is america's agenda. >> reporter: while donald trump was there, sarah palin wasn't. fellow republicans threw a few punches anyway. >> i've never had a book signing. >> reporter: the hardest shots were reserved for president obama. >> i'm worried not only do we face a crisis today, we do not have a leadership in the white house that can deal with it. >> reporter: this year the tea party is demanding to

ron, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. alexandria for the most part was spared the violence that you experienced down there in cairo, but this is still a very tense place on edge. a lot of hostility, anger and emotion in the air and there are many indications that this could be the next flashpoint. this is what happened as soon as we arrived here. an encounter with hundreds of supporters of president mubarak. they turned on us, blaming the foreign media for not telling their side of the story. the president should never step down, they yelled and screamed. we turned off our camera and fled. the trip here this morning, three hours down a main highway, had taken us far from the protests in cairo. few trucks and buses on the road. no one going to work. all signs of how the crisis has brought this nation and its already struggling economy to a halt. we came to alexandria usually a popular tourist destination because of scenes like this here last night. tanks separating rival demonstrators after president mubarak's speech promi

wisconsin senator, ron jon van. illinois senator, mark kerr. that is dirt team knew publican senators in this last election. we only need for moore's and others can be when the united states senate. [cheers and applause] and then harry reid will have the very rich opportunity to join speaker pelosi, now nancy pelosi and the new minority. more importantly, common sense and a new hopefully conservative majority will run the united state senate. and don't think a conservative

wisconsin senator ron johnson. yea. illinois senator mark kirk. that's 13 new republican senators in this last election. we only need four more senators and we win the united states senate. [cheers and applause] and then harry reid will have the very rich opportunity to

ron. >> reporter: good evening to you, lester. yes, tonight, protestors in libya's second largest city say they are in control there. there are also reports of thousands of protesters gathered in the capital of tripoli. new indications that there is ever-increasing pressure on the regime of moammar gadhafi and by all accounts, his response continues to be very brutal. these amateur pictures illegally beamed out of libya report to show demonstrators in the rebellious eastern part of the country, heavily armed with weapons taken from or given to them by sympathetic army soldiers. they are heading to benghazi, a city of 1 million people, epicenter of the uprising. this woman was contacted there by phone. >> i think something is going on. hang on. can you hear that? civilians have armed themselves. i can now see civilians with arms, with guns. >> reporter: libya is virtually hidden from the outside world, the internet shut down, outside media be aed -- banned, phone service sporadic. reports getting out accuse gadhafi's army of firing

ron is a moderate. what do you think of the republican proposal for funding for the rest -- rest of 2011? caller: i have not studied the the whole thing. caught have not -- have not been able to get extreme information on. by and large in favor of a lot of it. i know it is going to cut up a lot of sacred cows and it can't help that. what one person sees as unnecessary program, another will say that is vital. the reason i wanted to call -- everyone seems to want to spear the defense department. i am retired united states navy. my daughter is in regular active

you have a brother ron. he's an atheist, isn't he? i said yes he is. i've seen him on the larry king show. i said yes. do you talk to him? i said we don't talk that often. next time you be talking to your brother, ron, you tell him that i prefer him every single day. and i felt about this big as a christian because i didn't, and reminded me that i should, it's like the other story until in the book about our pastore at church who said to the congregation one morning how many of you here in the room have prayed for bill clinton? three hands go up. how many of you prefer george bush? everybody's hands go up and he said to us had we christians been praying for bill clinton like we should have been, maybe monica lewinsky never would have made it into the oval office. >> you race to great plans but first of all, just to go back, do you regret that personal and public nature of that tweet about your brother? >> guest: yes, really, really do come and that was just a bad reaction because it really made me in three dealing with this disease as i do and don't gi

he says i have seen you on tv and you have your brother, ron, don't you? i said yeah. he is an atheist is in the? i said if he is. i have seen him on the larry king show. i said yeah. do you talk to him? i said we don't talk that often. the next time you be talking to your brother run you tell and there is a messiah warrior that craze for him every single day and i felt about this big as a christian because i didn't and it reminded me that i should be just like the story i tell in the book about our pastor at church you know, who said to the congregation one morning, how many of you here in the room have prayed for bill clinton? three hands go up. how many of you pray for george bush in everybody's hands go up and he said to us, have we christians been praying for bill clinton like we should have been, maybe monica lewinsky would have never made it to the oval office. >> host: you raise to great great.they think they are, but first of all just to go back do you regret the personal and public nature of that tweet about your brother? >> guest: yeah i do. i really really

la noticia tan triste en calidad ron. calderón. para todos ustedes.os los tipos que están ahí señores hablar de la farándula. comadres y comadres. en el capítulo de hasta el dinero nos separe. bendado. nadie. la pregunta saldrá en libertad. la va a escuchar en la tijera la verdad que es ssorprendente. gabriela hispanic. el abogado de maría celeste. un veneno. el abogado y piensa ayer y basado en los últimos sz exámenes evgeniya entrenamiento con el abogado de gabriel hispanic. audiencia. podríamos decir que la tercera fecha en discordía a firmar. >> el tratamiento que se les dio. de acuerdo con la apreciación. sin embargo, en confusión. y hablo y amínico y está más fuerte. y está pasado en la comida. tratar de confundir. y estar con él. pero nunca va aceptar y estar todo lo de celeste. engaña en la trampa. y está en lo último es muy gre. yomo está el silencio de este caso. >> no sabíamos que es cierto que la muchacha maría celeste fernández sigue presa. es uno dlode los público skwirublicista y el no está inocente y sigue en la cárcel, veremos cuál es

congressman ron paul says that washington always tries to buy its way into other countries so it can orchestrate revolution as it has done in egypt. was involved on both sides if if our puppet dictator can last we keep propping him up when we see the tide changing then i'm sure our cia is involved in the opposition they can be in earlier and later they try to pick up the pieces it doesn't mean they have total control over you know we control the iranian situation we had the shah in there for a while but eventually the next revolution we didn't have control and then we end up with the ayatollah so long term i think it hurts us on the short term we will always try to buy the influence and stay involved and could be see american people and our national security will be threatened if we don't control these governments i just don't believe that. and you can watch the full interview with ron paul in less than thirty minutes time right here on r.t. . aloft almost nine months of isolation training and preparation it's all finally paid off cosmonauts have stepped out onto the red planet for t