what ron paul believes and the republican party with every one of these ron paul people who enters withhis positions of authority by definition the republican party becomes more like ron paul and that's going to be great for america in the future i think and one of the thing that ron paul supporters always say and point out is how consistent he's been over the years longer than i've been alive that he's been in politics and really just saying the same things when you talk about other republicans other conservatives adopting some of his ideologies it's already started to happen in some aspects we see things criticism of the fed criticism of a large government some even talk about bringing back the gold standard but one of the biggest problems and i'm not talking about legalizing marijuana or anything like that what one of the biggest problems is that most conservatives tend to be very pro-military and pro-war you have a lot of them are in bed with the defense contractors how does you know how do people who want to adopt more of his ideologies that seems to be one that's just not going to

media and i spoke a short while ago with ron paul supporter isabel gonzales president of youth for ron paul university of texas at el paso and i asked her what she thought about these numbers. well i believe that there is no way to actually tell how many delegates mitt romney has versus ron paul because santorum just got out or suspended his campaign few weeks ago and gingrich has just done the same so a lot of the delegates depending on whether they're from down here and down state they get to choose if they're from one downstate and a lot of those from what we can tell and going to ron paul so it's a matter of. if we can't really tell but it's definitely something that looks good for ron paul at this point so you think despite the very large number of overall delegates were delegates received up to this point that there still is a chance that there still is a chance that these numbers will tell a much different story in a couple weeks. well it could very well be that i. i believe good numbers that they've been showing on c.n.n. are like eight hundred for mitt romney. ron paul have a

who is the eventually victor in november they ron paul and the ron paul ron paul's ideas pre-stage a tremendous future for america and for ron if they are adopted as i believe they are being adopted as you mentioned you know young people and one of our reporters went down to ron paul event over in maryland just a few days ago and he's been described as somewhat of a rock star so a lot of energy surrounding ron paul so do you think that this is kind of a preview of what's to come in terms of the a political shift that the young people and these are your generations are going to be what our political ideology is going to be like this is the future and it's not only in the united states ron paul his followers. all over the world in brazil and turkey in western europe in japan in china i mean all i'm sure and russia too all over the world young people are looking to ron paul to see him as something so different from the regular politician and is offering solutions to the horrible problems we face that we don't need to go down an economic course and we don't have to have a police state we

individuals here in the house so when ron paul spoke here last week and they were last miley they were just happy and i think that. i want to get away from that mentality that ron calls on the left as well because really the only thing that's keeping him from being elected is that mentality you know people just embrace ideas and thought this is doable i think that the trends definitely going in that direction and that is interesting to hear that they're showing up to these speeches you certainly do start to hear a lot of his ideas that he's been talking about for years whether about the gold standard or the fed or you know other ideal ideologies you do hear those start to come out more and more in some of the more establishment leaders speeches i do want to play something you know because i think you raise a good point a lot of people do have trouble sort of throwing all their weight behind him even though a lot of the establishment are saying all right it's time presumptive nominee. let's hear from a couple of mitt romney's former competitors in terms of their desire to jump on the ba

making libertarianism cool as only a ron paul supporter can at the next stage of the ron paul revolution this one takes you through these states and thirteen branches of the federal reserve so that you too can help ron paul with his engaged. it's friday april thirteenth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching artsy well it's no question that the world is changing socially politically and economically and with the u.s. and the u.s. economy is not as robust as they once were and emerging economies such as brazil russia india and china rapidly growing geopolitics will likely look much much different than it does today but what exactly will the new world look like many predict it will be a world where the west no longer dominates but one author takes it a step further author charles cup can predict a future very different than anything you've heard before well that's focused more on diversity than dominance and he tells it in his new book you see on your screen there no one's world and he joins us now to talk about it welcome to the show charles so you talk about thi

delegates bringing him first place for the state don't believe me take a look at these headlines ron paul wins iowa and also minnesota or at least tied for first place. once again the delegate strategy paul predicted worked in the state where he got only twenty seven percent of the primary vote but gained twenty out of the forty delegates in minnesota even though the corporate press loves to tell it that romney has the llama nation nomination walked in ron paul continues to throw an interesting wrench in the narrative and the face of the growing military industrial complex paul's ideas of smaller government and non interventionism continues to prove its place at the table his base of grassroots support nationwide remains ever vigilant and the first quarter of twenty twelve alone paul reserve or ten million dollars most of which came from under two hundred dollars small donor donor donations so the delegate strategy worked for paul and i won minnesota but could this an orthodox approach actually work enough states to win paul the g.o.p. nomination and joining me to answer that and more is

washington there's a lot of states where this strategy is paying off big but a lot of ron paul supporters cite the nineteen twenty warren harding strategy as really a means for paul to win is not really just an archaic interpretation of a system that's changed pretty vastly since then. i'm sure the rules of changing the system has changed but it's still a two party system the way that that the one thing that all delegates have in common what i like to say the one thing that delegates all delegates have in common is their patriotic they care they've gotten motivated to do something positive about the situation of things and i think no matter if you originally got on board because you supported santorum or michele bachmann or whoever you supported when you became a delegate i think at the end of the day when you get to tampa and you're there and you've invested so much and you come to realize that mitt romney is obama there there is absolutely no difference between the two of them and mitt romney has already lost the general election he can't even debate he's never want to debate before if

maryland and wisconsin and so far ron paul has yet to come in first place in a state primary one of ron paul's young supporters has been a frequent guest on our show now she's back with julie barofsky a staff writer at freedom works there julie. of course let's talk about. one of the dilemmas that i see i was at this rally university of maryland and a lot of people i spoke to they had so much passion some of them drove from two hours away just to see ron paul speak but when i asked them if they planned on voting they said i'm probably not but what's the deal here i was actually at university and mailing last week and it was amazing i was lucky enough to get in one of those two thousand people i got in i think what you're seeing is that a lot of who carians are a little bit skeptical about voting because they think there might be voter fraud that's his name that we saw. so they're just going to come out and listen to ron paul's words and get cites but they're not going to cast the ballots i mean i don't think that that's what ron paul wants. there are a lot around possibilities that will

apparently a lot to tell you why supporters at this notoriously liberal university are rallying for ron paul. and you've heard us talk a lot about cyber security here at r.t. or rather than american government insecurities when it comes to computer hacking so is the u.s. getting caught up in the web it is a start is it time to start patrolling internet borders or explore. is elected santorum has vowed to prosecute our industry infrequently and forced obscenity laws but it's porn stars and americans we can't let that happen. it's like rick santorum has more to worry about than mitt romney if you don't bill ministry is not too excited about the republican presidential candidate these days wait until you find out what they're asking americans to do in protests. a good evening it is friday april sixth seven pm in washington d.c. i'm christine for watching our team. oh thought up start off this hour with a look at the g.o.p. primary it's been a fun week we've had primaries in wisconsin maryland and here in d.c. on tuesday and mitt romney won all three but despite all the talk of the presumed nomi

now well daniel williams co-founder of ron paul swag dot com. that is going to do it for the news this hour but from our the stories we covered you can head out of arts or you tube dot com slash arts in america at our web site that addresses are that com slash usa and you can also follow me on twitter at liz.

campaign there's another candidate that still draws quite a following were ever he goes here is ron paul at the university of california at berkeley. a thousand students came to hear dr paul speech yesterday to show their support and for that man it's a sight many people might find surprising ron paul is a republican and berkeley is known throughout history and today as a domain of liberal ideas of hippies and the most left wing people in the country and not always people to be pretty happy to be seeing ron paul. so casey given is the founder of students for liberty at u.c. berkeley and joins us from berkeley california hey there casey what's going on here yours is the university ronald reagan called a haven for congress sympathizers protesters and sex deviants and yet republican ron paul gets rock star treatment. i think certainly changed the over the years i've seen. more open to different ideas. and i think. by the rock star about them. hopefully. i covered he was just here university of maryland last week and there were about seven hundred students who came out to see and i think a b

now it turns out that ron paul won. ron paul won iowa. that's next. >>> at this time tomorrow we will be getting in results from the very, very anti-climatic races. there's no one in the seat breathlessly awaiting the results of those primaries because the republican nomination appears to be all but sewn up. there continues to be off script moments on the republican side. things that run counter to the prevailing sense that the republican primary is stick a fork in it, done. newt gingrich kicking off a campaign swing. north carolina is not on the list of states that will be voting tomorrow. north carolina doesn't hold its primary until may 8th. newt gingrich is trying to win that one. the candidate ron paul drew a huge crowd despite driving rain. it has over 4,000 people over. can the main idea it's done. it's over. there are things going on in the republican side that make it seem like it's in the done, at least not totally done. perhaps the most thing is that i think ron paul just won iowa. seriously, this weekend. you'll recall that th

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get ahold of that's ron paul rival. exam about a quarter of the way through most of the main functionality or not just at the design sea levels and do some art we're going to see music put in there. it will be free and available online i'll be releasing a link. pretty soon to the website we're going to be posted you'll also be able to play the game also i got on the free i was born a williams co-founder.

you can help ron paul two in his class take on the fed and g.o.p. rivals all from the comfort of your couch. it's friday april thirteenth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching our team. well it's no question that the world is changing socially politically and economically and with the u.s. and the u.s. economy is not as robust as they once more and emerging economies such as brazil russia india and china rapidly growing geopolitics will like the look of notch much different than it does today but what exactly will this new world look like when you predict it will be a world where the west no longer dominates but one author takes it a step further with his focus on a future of diversity rather than dominance and early i was asked earlier is actually joined by that author charles tufton he wrote the book no one's world and he told me about this coming global turn and he gave me his predictions for the direction the world is headed in take a listen. why i think three or four hundred years ago the globe turned in the sense th

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there i think could be a ron paul movement that extends well beyond ron paul's candidacy. >> ron pauls the only candidate who is a movement candidate in this campaign and he appeals to younger voters in a strong way. s in a problem that the romney campaign wants to address, something they're going to have to address in the fall. i agree with chris. with all due respect to jesse, i don't think that ron paul is going to remain a factor in terms of delegates. i think this race is going to continue to be sort of close to over. i don't think the santorum vote is going to move to ron paul but i do think paul has enough supporters he will continue to be something of a force and someone they have to deal with. >> it's the damage he can doing ultimately through a kind of bully pulpit that probably has the republicans nervous because i think the more he stays on that libertarian edge and he's able to attract some independents, they like some of the stuff he says, oh, yeah, in terms of foreign policy. that sounds good but then it sounds like it's teetering toward with all due respect to empty be

we got the point about ron paul. steve forbes, your views on ron paul. >> well, in terms of the race of the 33 contests we've had, states, primaries, and caucuses, while we had a lot of enthusiastic supporters, he didn't win one of those contests. and so he is nowhere as near to getting the nomination. what i like about ron paul is his views on the dollar. he is the one candidate who has some comprehension of this boring subject, but critical subject of the dollar and monetary policy. and so rather than run for president, i think he should run for chairman of the fed and i would gladly support him for that. he is one candidate who understands when you trash your money, we pay a huge price for it in breaking down the social order, reducing standard of living, reducing real wages in this country. that's something he profoundly gets. and i hope governor romney and others pay more attention to ron paul on that critical subject. >> tommy tweets in to you, mr. forbes, what do you think the real employment situation is? and

our guest host is ron paul.>> good morning. >> there's an article in the times. it says bernanke has tried to speak more freely then predecessor. there are reasons to doubt this increased effort of public understanding is working. some say the increased volume of communication is creating a ka calf any and is turning into a big consulting business for a lot of people do you think you have any better understanding of where the fed is headed than we did before? >> look, it's true the fed has -- is speaking a lot more. the chairman is speaking whether it's "60 minutes," whether it's college students, press conference, we're hearing so much more from the fed in the past. until 1994 the fed didn't even announce its policy actions. had you to read it in their open market operations. there is a lot more communication going on. the fed doesn't necessarily -- nobody can tell what the future is going to be. people want to know what will the fed do in three months and since months. the fed doesn't know what it will do in t

by default i think you could see ron paul support -- guest: i think you could see ron paul supporters go any way. she brings up the issue about the national debt. it would be all well and good if the republicans were serious about reducing national debt or the deficit, but remember most of these came as a result for tax cuts they did not pay for, wars they did not pay for, and they're also not offering any solutions. if you look to paul ryan budget that governor mitt romney has endorsed, it has $4.60 trillion in tax cuts out into the future. that is not reducing the national debt governor romney is saying if we cannot afford to do it, let's not bar money from china. governor romney and paul ryan want to borrow money from china and maintain tax breaks for big oil. that is not a solution. guest: can i respond? if you want to talk about solutions, brad woodhouse admitted it reported budget on the table that passed the house of representatives. let's look at the president's budget. 0-97. when it was introduced this year, it went down 0-114. the republicans have put a plant on the table th

newt gingrich is in third with 135 and ron paul has 51. more on romney's primary sweep we head to washington, dc, where doug has a closer look. >> thank you, three races. three wings. for romney. last night with wisconsin the most critical of the three contests where romney held the victory party last night, and he will pick up the lion's share of the delegates, 80. the final numbers are tabulated but he is now well over halfway to the nomination. and he is sounding more and pore like the nominee talking less about his republican opponents and more about the president. >> the president has ledged to transform america and he spent the last years laying the foundation for a new government-centered society. i will spend the next four years rebuilding the foundation of an opportunity society led by free people and free enterprise. >> if last night's results have rick santorum questioning his resolve this morning, he didn't let on. he had a rally in his home state of pennsylvania and they host a pry near in three weeks, and presidents show that

hijack.com, and you supported ron paul.you are a democrat, yeah, and you dig it because i'm also a ron paul supporter because he's the only antiwar candidate. he knows the attacks on 9/11, he is trying to change -- >> i don't want to interrupt you. >> -- here is the point. >> do you have a question? >> yeah. because it was our foreign policy u.s. support for israel and the sup registration. >> i said question, or move aside. >> do you think president bush -- >> thank you. thank you. >> stop! i'd like to respond to this, because -- >> did you hear it? >> first of all. i supported ron paul that he wanted to edit the feds. and he pushed through a bill, i thought it was terrific. i'm a supporter of ron paul he was taking the mrs. and previous administration on the militarism. and that he is a a leader. i want to give him his due. let me tell you, i haven't figured out. my whole reputation, if i can switch in the california primary, in the protest, if he's on the ballot, i'll write him in. however, do i want ron paul to run the

and if ron paul were alive today, -- >> ron paul is alive today. >> can i elaborate on the point jill made? >> if you are polling people's land lines they will have it skewed toward the more conservative outcome on this poll especially on the issue of gay marriage and if you have kids out there with the cell phones able to be reached and ready to go because their attitudes are shifting especially on gay marriage. that's something that has to be taken into account. >> that would imply support for gay marriage is higher jie. it might be higher depending on how they polled it. >> why don't they do cellular phones ? i never got an answer. >> you never got an answer because you don't pick up your home phone. >> that's true. i don't own one. >> i love how they say on gun control they are more conservative and gay marriage they are more liberal. how about they are more libertarian? >> it is a difference, and it is not -- >> that's a fair point. >> i always like to p oi nt out that was jill's point byway of my point. >> i would like to point out i haven't made out any points. >> from marying

a big ron paul fan. he knows how to make video games.tual game you can now play online. it's called ron paul road to revolution. kind of looks like super mario brothers. sonic the hedge hog, it features 50 levels designed around the 50 states where players can collect delegates and gold. the gold coins unlock branches of the federal reserve. the goal is to end the federal reserve banking system, a large talking point through ron paul's message. the game's developer has raised more than $8,000 through ron paul supporters through the fund-raising site kickstarter. >>> we've shown you a lot of strange rituals from the country of india. we have another one. southern india gathering to lunge fiery torches at one another, playing respect to a hindu goddess. the ritual lasts for 15 minutes. burns sustained during the tradition sprayed with holy water. people in southern injury say the ritual has never resulted in death or serious injury. i don't think i believe that whatsoever. this, of course, not even in the top two or three bizarre things in

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campaign and there's another candidate that still draws quite a following wherever he goes here is ron paul at the university of california at berkeley yesterday. but a thousand students came to hear dr paul speak and show their support and it's a sight many people might find surprising ron paul is a republican and berkeley is known throughout history and today as a domain of liberal ideas of hippies and some of the most left wing people in the country and all these people here seem to be pretty happy to be seeing ron paul now this afternoon i spoke with casey given the founder of students for liberty at u.c. berkeley and we spoke about this peculiar nature of ron paul receiving such a warm welcome at such a progressive institute of higher learning i asked him of berkeley students have taken a political shift take a listen. yeah well i think we're going to certainly changed a little bit of the over the years being. more open minded to different ideas libertarianism and i think this was clearly shown by the rock star welcome. hopefully. you know i covered he was just here university of maryl

ron paul, they don't seem to be very worried about, romney has a good relationship with ron paul and i don't think ron paul is going to be a problem, because he has a son who he wants to have a political future. so in the end, he's not going to have problems with the republican party, but opponents that he faced, he's going to have problems winning in the battleground states and really quite frankly, sean and laura, becoming more likable. >> we all know his road here wasn't easy and many conservatives and don't think he is conservative enough. what does he have to do to win this election? >> he's going to liberty college, jerry fallwell's old school to talk to christian evangelicals. they're never going to fall in love with him. but there seems to be such an animosity and downright bordering on such antagonism toward the president barack obama serving four more years that they'll come into the fold. his problem is with the center to gather independents who are undecided, you know, there was one poll this week that showed him up by a point that is romney over the president. so, in som

it isn't a protest, it's a crowd of ron paul supporters. accommodate the huge number of people, organizers had to move the event outside. paul talked about changing foreign policy, reining in the deficit and restoring civil liberties. supporters say his policies make sense. >> bringing all of our troops home. you know, just staying out of people's business. >> balance the budget, cut $1 trillion. obviously we can't afford anything. people always say, oh, he wants to cut education. no, he wants to cut the money out from the bureaucrats. >> paul supporters here in the bay area will have a chance to vote for their candidate in the republican primary in june. now, ron paul sat down with our own brent cannon to hear what he thinks about the wars and national debt in just a few minutes. >> that's very good. yes, all yours. all yours and your triplets. >>> it is 4:38 right now, let's check in with christina loren to find out what's happening for the holiday. >> yeah, we've got a pretty good looking weekend ahead. 70s in the forecast, not quite jus

but i got into ron paul. and now, i'm in a republican. >> reporter: she says paul's foreign policy and budget strategy makes sense to her. >> bring our troops home. just staying out of people's business. >> reporter: her boyfriend is a campaign volunteer. >> balance the budget. cut a trillion dollars. obviously, we can't afford anything. he wants to cut education. no, he wants to cut the money out from the bureaucrats. >> reporter: many supporters say paul won't win the republican nomination. but that won't change their vote. >> we're going to write him in. >> reporter: paul supporters aren't giving up on his ideas. and it doesn't sound like the candidate is giving up. in a one-on-one interview, paul tells nbc bay area news, he may take his campaign all the way to the republican convention. >> it would be unusual, of course. and i'm sure those who are in charge or ahead, they don't want that to happen. but that's the way the process could work. >> reporter: paul supporters here in the bay area will have a chan

about newt gingrich and ron paul, any votes that go that way are votes taken away from santorum. then ron paul says despite the numbers, he's going all the way to the convention essentially so he can have this platform to share his ideas. >> thanks for that live report. we'll have the latest coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, there's time for you to vote in the maryland primaries. hear what both parties think they need to do to sway you to vote in november. >>> there are changes to the guidelines for pap smear tests. who does not need to get them. here's a preview of what's ahead on world news at 6:30. >>> coming up on world news a super hero pulled over by limits tonight we revellet man behind the mask -- reveal the man behind the mask. i have never encountered such a burning sensation... until i had the shingles. it was like a red rash. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i had no idea it came from chickenpox. it's something you never want to encounter. for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com >>> stocks dropped after comm

i think my message is the same as ron paul.i don't think ron paul is going to get the republican nomination. so what happens to this message when he ends up getting out of the race? i think this is important for america. i think really addressing the issues that this country is facing, fiscal issues, balancing the federal budget and then on the social side, the notion that we should and are socially tolerant. >> stephen: . >> keep government out of the bedroom. >> stephen: okay. now are you presently, are you presently in straw bolls leading on the libertarian side, correct? >> actually, there polls right now i'm at 7% against obama and romney believing that romney will be the nominee. but the opportunity here is the poll at 15% against obama and romney and potentially be on the national debate stage in my opinion talking about big differences between the two old parties. >> stephen: do you think will you get the nomination at the libertarian convention? >> you know, i'm not taking anything for granted. but as it sits right now

ron paul of texas did not turn up in any of the states where he lost tonight. instead, dr. paul campaigned in california at cal state-chico. california does not hold its primary until june, but that's where ron paul was giving a speech before this large crowd of students. no speech tonight to concede the states he lost. he's just in california for some reason. now, newt gingrich tonight did not do anything as inexplicable as turning up to campaign in a state that doesn't vote for two more months. no, newt gingrich tonight decided not to campaign at all. no speech, no events for newt gingrich tonight, but he wants you to think he is still running. mr. gingrich putting out a written statement tonight saying, quote, the washington establishment wants to declare this race over. but i am committed to carrying the banner of bold conservative colors all the way to tampa! to ensure the republican party never abandons the timeless conservative principles of ronald reagan. to be clear, mr. gingrich is carrying that banner right now on his couch. he is not much campaigning anymore. he

. >> his name is ron paul. new at 10:00, john sasaki had a crowd of 2,000 right at the palm of his hand. >> reporter: tonight's feature speaker wants to be the republican nominee for president. congressman ron paul received a heros welcome from a crowd outside university library. very quickly he had his supporters supporters screaming from everything like smaller government. >> if you had state's rights in california wouldn't have the feds bugging you and coming in here and invading and telling you what you can do with your own body. >> i'm consistent and i'm truthful. >> reporter: before the speech congressman paul told me despite his low delegate count he is still working to win the nomination. >> to present the case for liberty. and to make sure that people hear this, so that if i'm not president, they surely will know what to have as president. >> his consistencies and his view, his honesty is something we need the politics. >> reporter: not everyone who is here is still in school. >> he's one of the champi