ron paul's home school curriculum. before i get to that, i am not opposed to home schooling per say. i dough night my time to helping cheerleaders. that said you brought up the part of the curriculum in western civilization and rick you said a lot looks like bin laden beck stuff. the guy in the incredibly bad video he is a christian reconstructionist. they fever bringing back stoning for offenses such as pa ri sy and homosexuality. and kid being disrespectful to their parents. when people curse their parents is is a capital crime. the integrity must be maintains ed we the threat of death. >> i should have read the whole article. >> this wasn't on the art -- article. >> the only way somebody believes that is if they take the script tour which he does. if he wears leather belts he should be told that women should not cut her hair and when you have sex when wore life when she is on her -- can i say it? >> period. >> piert. -- >> period. >> are you not supposed 20 polly cotton blend. you are not supposed spue mix -- many t

people absolutely let's talk about your presidential run in two thousand and eight both you and ron paul were pretty much the leading antiwar figures of course on both sides of the spectrum of both parties i remember leftists and libertarians at the time calling for you guys to be running mates because you were so united against the wars and for the restoration of our civil liberties now these factions are so divided they're more. divided than ever before and it just seems like without any representation to have us these dividing factions fighting each other instead of the forces that we should be fighting against is really counterintuitive how do you think it got to be this way and how can we unite these factions to really focus on a cohesive unified opposition again i think that what ron paul and i prove is that there is plenty of space in american politics for a new movement which goes across partisan lines which embraces the concerns of democrats and republicans liberals and conservatives that's based on the truth and protecting the constitution and taking care of our practical aspir

what i have to give the pauls credit for, if you go to a ron paul rally back in the day when ron paulng for president and two to, let's say, a mitt romney rally, one of them was like going to the old folk's home. the romney rally, all of the people were very elderly. if you go to a ron paul rally, these are young people. >> most of them are stoned. >> i refuse to -- >> i'm sorry. >> what the pauls have been very smart about doing is realizing that ayn randism, libertarianism, has an appeal to younger conservatives. it tends to be where young conserve datives are. this idea of being on my own, having the government out of everything and drinking milk that isn't pattureized and all that stuff. >> rand paul is not a libertarian when it comes to social problems -- >> they believe about government out of everything except your womb. your womb, the government needs to get right in there. what ron paul failed to do is make his sort of wing of the party palatable to the mainstream. what he wants his son to do, a lot of people believe this is why ron paul didn't run as a libertarian, an indepe

ron paul congressman ron paul which really does showcase how there's a lot that libertarians and leftists can agree on we can unite on a lot of things against the establishment instead of having such a fragmented opposition how can we focus more on this unification. what are going to be a number of different coalitions and coming together that will surprise people that brother ron paul and brother rand paul i come together with in terms of their defense of rights and liberties drones has been the focus of the thirteen hour filibuster brother rand paul thought it was wonderful i wish that he had talked about non americans as well as americans would at least the issue of receive a certain publicized invisibility when it comes to ron paul in the in the dialogue that we have come together with him and his powerful rejection of the patriotic act his powerful rejects in the national defense authorization act with the president has the right to detain american citizens without due process without a trial without any judicial process whatsoever that's the signs of an authoritarian state of course

well for the first time since leaving office ron paul has returned to the spotlight today to r.t. is that the lopez joined me earlier to talk about paul's new institute a think take aimed at peace and prosperity. they're tending to change more than just politics here take a listen well it is a institute that is going to do exactly what his title suggests is going to promote peace and prosperity in the ways that they're going to do that is through nine interventionism and also pushing a more comprehensive foreign policy agenda now these ideas are not necessarily new to run paul there are a lot and very new to some of the newer generations that are supporting him these are the same ideals that ron paul has been saying for decades and decades so i actually went and asked him you know if he wasn't able to accomplish these goals of no war nonintervention ism and a more comprehensive foreign policy right now and he wasn't able to accomplish that in all of his decades on the hill the why is he trying to push this now and also how is he changing his tactics so let's take a look at what he

ron paul says he and broun keep tabs on the federal reserve, and one of their focused issues and anotherommon bond, their thoughts on evolution. >> i've come to understand all that stuff i was taught about evolution, embryology, big bang theory, and all of that is straight from the pit of hell. >> i think there is a theory. theory of evolution. and i don't accept it, you know, as a theory. just don't think we're at the point where anybody has absolute proof on either side. >> ron paul, a science skeptic going to bat for him. that is "hardball" for now and coming up next is "your business" with j.j. ramberg. afi: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem, that doesn

ron paul says he and brown share a commitment to keeping tabs on the federal reserve. that's one of their focus issues and their thoughts on evolution. >> i've come to understand all the stuff i was talking about evolution and numerology, big bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. >> i think there is a theory, a theory of evolution and i don't accept it. i just don't think we're at the point where anybody has the absolute truth on either side. >> so ron paul has a fellow science skeptic going to bat for him. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. up next "your business" with j.j. ramberg. there's a reason no one says "easy like monday morning." sundays are the warrior's day to unplug and recharge. what if this feeling could last all week? with centurylink as your trusted partner, it can. our visionary cloud infrastructure and global broadband network free you to focus on what matters. with custom communications solutions and dedicated support, your business can shine all week long. with the innovating and the transforming and the

and then naturally today ron paul went on at lex jones radio show.alex jones conspiracy theory right now is that the white house bombed the boston marathon. the government did it as a false flag attack as part of a new world order conspiracy involving marksism and fascism and helicopters and something about mexico. honestly, i got lost trying to figure it out. that's what ron paul did today, he spent the day with alex jones. i'm sure it's good for business. these guys have a good racket going and they have all been in the racket for decades. you know, it's always the end of the world but not quite yet. subscribe for one more month, because then it will be the end of the world, only $19.95 and yes, you can pay in gold. what do we do when it is not just the hilarity on the internet, your personal sadness that your crazy uncle sends glenn beck part of his social security check each month because he's terrified? what do we do when it seeps out of the edge of your a.m. radio dial, leaking into the, say, the u.s. congress. last week, four republican member

that ron paul-rand paul group offers them at least some hope.you say the republican party probably will neve embrace the anti war aspect of the paul message, which is one of the things that's really directed to young people so there is a limit to the paulism for republicans. cenk: i agree with beth. i think it's real, and i think that, you know, we could totally disagree with it, joe but at least it's honest, you know, and it's intellectually honest, and it's not just brought to you by corporate america, which is what the republican has turned into. it would be an interesting debate, but ultimately, i doubt they'll go in that direction. we've got to take a break here. when we come back, we'll talk about the mitch mcconnell-ashley judd controversy, both sides accusing each other of breaking the law, who's young and who's right. obviously we settle it on "the young turks." >> is it fair game for you to question someone's mental health for their religion in a strategy session like that? cenk: you remember last week a controversy with mitch mcconnel

article one section eight called letters of marque and reprisal and this was stated by congressman ron paul the day after the attacks he says why do we need to invade why do we need to give spend all of these trillions of dollars and sent tanks into the desert when all we need is to send seal team six in or basically private mercenaries which is the constitutional. equivalency of that and just take them out get it over with and come home but right now we have this whole idea that in order for us to have freedom we need to have regime change in occupation that's not the way to go and let's let's actually tell if what you're saying i want to give you guys a hypothetical scenario right now if there were a terrorist attack in this country on the same scale if not bigger than nine eleven being noninterventionist typically as a libertarian how would you respond would you just send in kind of that force that you were just talking about absolutely well the constitution is very clear in the letters of marque and reprisal haven't been used since sort of the days of high sales so i think the thing tha

those are the issues that really animated ron paul supporters, and a lot of ron paul supporters are youngublicans in looking for issues that they can bring young people over to their side, this is an issue that is very fruitful if they play their cards right. young people do not want to feel like they're being spied upon, and it's something that could potentially break them from the democratic party if there is a sense that it goes too far. >> cenk: beth gets the conversation stopper on this one. absolutely right. i think if the republicans--they're always talking about rebranding. forget rebranding. try something sub stan difficulty. this would be it and you would reach out to new people. believe me i know the online community. we have a show online with a billion views and we're connected to those guys. democratic republican, libertarian, it doesn't matter. they don't want to be spied on. it's an interesting turn of events for the republicans and democrats and it gives the republicans a possible advantage if they're willing to take t but that's a big big if. we'll follow that, obviously

they're all did you feel when the message of the movement was that was kind of generated by ron paul in this following it was co-opted and kind of the messages they looted and kind of lost sight on those unifying factor is a lot of people who are attracted to it well you know what got lost in this kind of the republican party to the republican party believe lost because of their social conservative agenda and i think. bottom line that is why they lost marriage equality immigration. woman's right to choose i think those issues really did in the republican party and the republican and by the way for anybody that's a social conservative lead your life by example that's how you change others but if you want to make that government policy i think what you end up is you end up criminalizing activity that otherwise wouldn't be criminalized and it doesn't work well and you would you and correct me if i'm wrong but you would support having states decide what those social conservative policies or whatever and no i think it's punting myself when it comes to marriage equality i think that's a co

ron paul says he and broun keep tabs on the federal reserve, and another common bond, their thoughtsn. >> i've come to understand all that stuff i was taught about evolution, big bang theory, and all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. >> i think there is a theory. theory of evolution. and i don't accept it, you know, as a theory. just don't think we're tat the point where anybody has absolute proof on either side. >> ron paul, a science skeptic going to bat for him. >>> timely, here's what's that hits close to me. the philadelphia accent. as it's pronounced in philadelphia, philadelphia. i know firsthand how this thing works. could i get a glass of water? or one of my personal favorites, attitude or beautiful. university of pennsylvania professor says the philly accent could be a thing of the past. oh my god. part of the study the professor and his assistants took a poll of kids and adults at philadelphia's science museum. the franklin institute. according to the "associated press," "they connected hands-on demonstrations including one that asks does mad rhyme with sad? midw

i was actually a big supporter of ron paul, as well. i followed some of his policies. le of people on campus curious about rand paul. >> what's different between rand paul and ron paul? >> well, some people say ron paul is a big ideologue, he would never compromise. rand paul seems to have a lot of press around him and actually a lot are talking about his filibuster for 13 hours. definitely put his name on the hot spot. >> that impressed a lot of students. >> yeah, definitely impressed a lot of students, a lot of students made jokes about it, but put his name in our ears. >> the republicans really want to embrace the black community. what in your mind do republicans need to say to see more welcoming? >> well, i think some of the issues with the republican party, the media takes extreme remarks and try to paint it as broad based on republican beliefs. but i believe if they focus on things such as reforming the war on drugs or the repeal or try to make fiscal conservatives and those philosophies more appealing to minorities would go a long way. >> and you know, you have a

ron paul, show that you can have a lasting impact on the debate and a lasting impact on the party. where there's now even an entire wing of the party that is unnuanced by ron paul and issues like federal reserve and a less interventionist foreign policy and civil liberties issues that simply weren't even getting a hearing in the bush era gop. so i think that is really where the action is going to be going forward. but the final thing i would say in terms of opportunities for limiting the federal government is if you really look at when conservatives and libber tapes have been successful -- libertarians have been successful in the past, it has really always been in response to liberal misgovernment. to people always like big government when it's free, but soon we're going to see the middle class begin to pay some of it costs. and that is really the circumstances under which the social revolutions of the 1960s and the 1970s gave way to however limited the conservative reforms of the 1980s and 1990s to a point where you had even democratic presidents talking about the era of big gover

so many threats, so much debt and ron paul how we can fight it all. next. neil: the threat rising almost as fast as the deficit itself ago until there is a true economic crisis and i don't think we had in 2008 or 2009 is not much it will get worse because we have not lived in times like this with the whole world inflating the currency and nobody is living within their means. neil: if you think about it if in doubt spend more just like the of bush years the allies are at risk. just like the of privacy invasions like your son last night with rand paul are justified because we may get killed because one is the harm if they poke into the female's? you have to draw the line somewhere. >> i do because we should not build up to a fear. one side says we cannot cut a penny from the military. trouble. other side, saying you have to have a safety net for everyone, they compromise, they complain so often we don't have enough compromise in washington. but i think there is plenty, it was not so bad when we were growing and wealthy, we're not as wealthy as we used to be,

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i think this poster here really sums up who we are better than anything else in this building ron paul is certainly one of our personal heroes and probably. by far the most legitimate person that's ever served in government. he wrote a book called end the fed and it's a great book but we took a little bit of a different approach and said why don't we just stop the revolution and start the evolution and ignore the fed. trying to compete against them instead of trying to put them out of business or wave a sign to get them to change what they're doing let's just ignore them pretend as if they don't exist and will watch the effect that they have over our lives and our finances disappear almost to nothing. so we like to ignore the fed around here. you know people often ask what would it take. for us to. have the authority to govern. the land area and the people of texas and there are several possibilities or probabilities that would bring out about one is. a complete economic collapse when the monetary system of the united states stops working and it's inevitable that it will and then you h