ron paul, former texas congressman and host of the ron paul liberty report.k you for joining us. this is a mess. what do you think the right response from the u.s. is? >> well i think the response shoved been done weeks or months ago because i want to separation , seriously. military. disapprove of that war in yemen. there is murder occurred between factions and saudi arabia. quite frankly i don't think we should respond to that. people, if something like that happened in the united states, we don't have various countries come around here and get involved and threaten sanctions. so i think what we should do is, proper policy, is not be an accomplice in the war in yemen and somebody else, internal people in saudi arabia because it looks like somebody in saudi arabia killed somebody, another person and there is a lot of controversy there, there may be a power struggle there but i don't think we should respond saying we'll we'll punish you because we are all-knowing and we know exactly who did what and why. so i -- melissa: what if he was a legal resident of the

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congressman ron paul to lists that interest rates should be determined by market forces it's not trump's fault it's not the federal reserve the current federal reserve's fault that we had this drop yesterday and today that comes from the fact that the federal reserve over these past ten years these q.e. manufacturing creating a massive amount of credit over all these years which causes the distortions in the malinvestment and the day out the most important thing if you're looking to prior for looking for a free market economy you have to have interest rates. settled by thinking economy in a free market because it's a very very important information so i don't i think the president's wrong in thinking that he can just lecture the federal reserve and the federal reserve is wrong because they think they know what is the right thing to do and they don't know what the right rate of interest is or the right number or supply of money that can only be decided by the market ron paul speaking to r.t. all the stock markets in china japan south korea also felt the effects of the fed's interest rate

we can now bring in daniel mcadams executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity thanks for coming into the program daniel now so to sum this up a russian accountant st petersburg is being accused of meddling in the u.s. election using social media accounts in your opinion does this case make any sense well it strikes me as a kind of a massive gaslighting operation against the american people because it's clearly it's that it's the deep state for lack of better term trying to keep the idea alive that the russians are somehow meddling in our lives and i think the timing is very important because if you remember back to the july indictment of the twelve supposed russian intelligence agents for undermining and interfering in the elections that was three days before the putin trump's summit in helsinki this is the same situation because this is literally just days before john bolton is traveling to moscow to his mission is explicitly to help improve relations between the u.s. and russia and potentially to organize a trump putin two point zero summit so i think the tim

congressman ron paul says the u.s. isn't eager to shift its out of tune towards the saudis who remain a major ally. i mean we have to deal with the problems we're talking about today what is the united states going to do in retaliation to a murder and a killing that nobody clearly completely understands at the same time trying to preserve an alliance with a government that some of us now have become very unhappy about and there is a shift in the sand and in the country against the saudis but i'm sort of cynical in the fact that i don't think it's going to change overall policy i don't think if they come up with some way of punishing the saudis i don't think any year or two or three that we're not going to be on the same side as the saudis i just don't think they're going to do away with that covered up some one way or another the deep state the people who control the military industrial complex and the banking system they're very very powerful and i just don't see i know next month they're going to vote no more weapons

ron paul four years has been trying to find out who owns the federal reserve. all money comes into circulation as borrowed. when you borrow money, it comes with interest. it is mathematically impossible to pay off the debt because of that. i will take your answer. guest: the federal reserve is a complicated and the board of governors is part of the federal government come in washington. -- federal government, in washington. our system is comprised of 12 regional banks which are technically owned by the commercial banks in each region of the country and the commercial banks hold shares in the fed. they do not have operational jointls but it is a public-private entity. i am not sure about the statements in the second part, it is possible to replay the national debt although we are not in danger of doing it soon. host: thousand oaks, california, good morning, sam. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. i have a full us -- question on the need for the fed. i have no interest in politics or politicians, but i do question why the fed exists. the fed i

these disappearance and ses it's conducting its own investigation the executive director of the ron paul peace institute to list donald trump needs to tread carefully over his response or risk alienating a key middle east partner. president is in a very delicate and precarious situation because on the one hand he's tied his mass to a degree to moderate and some of the crown prince of saudi arabia so he's going to go over there and he's going to start accusing them of murdering cautionary that he's going to fight his middle east policy in a shambles so he's in a very delicate situation i think it really underscores the toxicity of the u.s. saudi relationships which we may actually see being unraveled as was. bred to come from peers his first arguments as a u.s. supreme court judge the bitterness and anger of his opponents over his appointment remains as roles ever kill him up at night it's a look at how it could hurt of long lasting political repercussions. after a great deal of controversy brett kavanaugh has been confirmed on to the u.s. supreme court as a justice now as if all that con

ron paul talking to us all the way you don't trump gets the india buzz more russian defensive weapons look at whether he'll go ahead with a thinly veiled sanctions threat against another ally after this break. when customers go. well reduce some lower. that's undercutting but what's good for markets is not good for the global economy . it's two twenty we are seeing moscow time now next donald trump is keeping india in suspense after the country signed a massive weapons deal with russia is deciding whether or not to punish new delhi for by russian s. four hundred air defense systems or to give a presidential waiver over it either way he's keeping his cards very close to his chest for now but regardless of sanctions and great you are going to india is going to find earth day. you'll see sooner than you think russia is currently india's biggest arms supplier in a meeting earlier this month between the two countries' leaders saw them boost that even further striking a five billion dollar deal to supply india with the s four hundred anti missile defense system it is one of the world's most

the executive director of ron paul institute spoke to us he says donald trump needs to tread carefully over his response to all risk alienating a key middle east. president is in a very delicate and precarious situation because on the one hand he's tied his mass to a degree to moderates and some of the crown prince of saudi arabia so he's going to go over there and he's going to struggle. this is serious news and one taylor swift fan is disappointed. as. well haters are going to shake shake hate hate hate hate hate guys from the right wing cam our ways are sharp now taylor swift is a traitor they're saying but just a little while ago people on the left were telling her off for being too politically lazy not only is the voice of miss with a mighty enough to sway an army of young voters you might well see her let's say out the united nations in a few years we've been there with some other celebs i'm not here as an expert we have failed the right thing to perform plays let us not fail them again there's no turning back it will be more and more up to the likes of oscar or grammy winners to

and anyone that disagrees with them because it is ron paul is. then there are not too many people are talking about policy if you disagree you're racist here is enough for when you're a sexist that is not dialogue but is not a way to do come to terms with or the chaos it's all around us why do you think the democrats continue to play that card card yes yes and let me just say up all of that that you mention and then brought the democratic party right here at the last us and listening to dan your mom and i will is no. bill is no i've somehow you that twilight will you start talking about. the constitution let it be clear that america does not exist apart from the constitution even our founder john adams that the constitution is made for religious and moral people in holy an adequate or any other kind of people meaning people who understand the difference between right and wrong and most of the things that we're seeing that transpire in our country today where we're not talking about our sleeves we're not talking about the well i'm sorry and many i

aren't just going to get over it divisions are getting deeper and artsy new york for us congressman ron paul says that beyond the war of words the republicans and democrats actually agree on much more than they think the policies are very very similar and we who work in the free to move in the libertarian movement have said there is that there's a lot of bipartisanship when it comes to passing legislation like running up the deficits getting involved in. didn't in foreign wars and being involved like this is they're very much the same but i think the disagreement is more of a cultural thing and there's a difference is. philosophy is not so much and we would like we as libertarians would like to see the discussion about you know like our federal reserve system and spending and deficits and personal liberties and civil liberties but there seems to be too much agreement there but right now there's no doubt there's a lot of hostility between the two groups never very very angry. donald trump is keeping india in suspended some to the country side of massive weapons deal with russia he's deciding

controversial topics including immigration gun control race relations the executive director of the ron paul piece and she too told us he believes the charges raise worrying implications for freedom of speach. is it illegal for other people to even write or comment about internal american affairs i thought that's what a democracy that's what a free debate of ideas was about was about we don't have freedom of speech to talk about the whether we have freedom of speech or talk about very difficult issues for democracy is so weak that even bringing up these issues can undermine the faith and democracy that our problem is a lot more serious than a couple of russians taking out facebook ads i think at this point it's less about russians i think it's about criminalizing dissent in america was a massive purged of facebook and twitter websites this past week a very large chunk of them were very reputable alternative media sites that question the state and if you look at facebook statement about why they were banning them they said ok well these are american sites but they're exhibiting behavior remin

new york for us congressman ron paul told us the beyond the war of words and thought republicans and democrats agree oh much more than they think. the policies are very very similar and we who work in the free to move in the libertarian movement have said there's that there's a lot of bipartisanship when it comes to passing legislation like running up the deficit it's getting involved. in informed wars and being involved like this is there very much the same but i think the disagreement is more of a cultural thing. there the difference is unfair on philosophy as not so much. and then there are there is pushing the boundaries even with the number of scandals shaking up the country. we will crack down on this. this is anti polish activity and it must be eradicated . there was also outcry across the glades when poland's made describing the offense to accuse it of complicity in nazi war crimes it's clearly from israel. we have no tolerance for the distortion of the truth and he writes a history of denying the holocaust i see among some in the law was decriminalised what was intended to d

the executive director of the ron paul peace institute believes these latest developments are a case of double standards. well you know this is the another example of the united states talking about the rules based democratic order and expecting everyone else to follow it but when it comes time for the united states to follow it you know they just simply change the rules and i'm certainly not a fan of the united states being governed by world bodies unaccountable world bodies but the issue with the with the palestine issue and also with the iran issue was that the iran specifically you know we signed this agreement in one hundred fifty five agreed to be adjudicated by the international court of justice and then when they rule against united states we say ok we're going to take our toys and go home it doesn't look good it sets a bad precedent and it also makes the united states to look look look like someone you can't do business with overseas. one hundred twelve members of the u.s. congress have signed a letter to the secretary of state demanding he retract the decision to cut fundin

criticize the decision making of the federal reserve to tragically not for the right reasons sorry ron paul in the fed fans trump was criticizing the fed because it's rolling stone matt taibbi eloquently writes he doesn't want to have to pay interest on the giant sums he will inevitably have to borrow the paper is idiotic tax cuts remember when i mentioned that bit about politics and money earlier well when standing at the crossroads of money in politics my friends it's best to wear your waders and open your umbrella because the lies will be falling in the b.s. rising until you start watching the hawks. this. is. what it's like you know that i got.

anything more for you and when i do i would be happy to give it to you executive director of the ron paul peace institute told us that the u.s. president has to tread carefully in order not to alienate a key partner in the middle east president is in a very delicate and precarious situation because on the one hand he's tired his mass to a degree to moderate and solomon to the crown prince of saudi arabia so he's going to go over there and he's going to start accusing them of murdering cautionary that he's going to fight his his middle east policy in a shambles so here's in a very delicate situation i think it really underscores the toxicity of the u.s. saudi relationships which we actually see being unraveled as was. u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is stepping down after eighteen months in the role artie's washington correspondents america comments. well nikki haley thanked trump for the honor of a lifetime serving as ambassador trump accepted her resignation and said that he'd announce her successor in a matter of two to three weeks and he also hopes that she'll come back to serv

but tragically not for the right reasons sorry ron paul in the fed fans trump was criticizing the fed because as rolling stone matt taibbi eloquently writes he doesn't want to have to pay interest on the giant sums he will inevitably have to borrow to papers idiotic tax cuts. remember when i mentioned that bit about politics and money earlier well when standing at the crossroads of money in politics my friends it's best to wear your waiter's and open your umbrella because the lives will be falling in the b.s. rising until you start watching the hawks. to. get the. real deal with. the city. like you that i got. with that we. would. welcome everyone to watching the hawks i am i relevant are and joining me today is our tease boom bust mark chilton the host with the most disbarred thank you for coming on today always a pleasure to have you on absolutely love being here so i got to ask you like i mentioned we don't we don't often see a sitting president criticize the probable reserve. and fact i can't think of a time in my lifetime at least when i was cognizant of these things that that's

do it we should seek to fix any problems with this treaty and move forward right well that's what ron paul thinks what about the broader american public are they on trump's side or not. well i haven't seen much expression of support or resistance to it but you have but you what you mentioned. i think you put your finger on a very important point the question of russia because this agreement has been in place for three decades and in some ways events have overtaken it there wasn't a third player when they signed this agreement. or whether you think that this is a reason or an excuse for trump to try and step out of the agreement china you talk about the china ally to me here by one of its rivals. exactly is the china side of it with china is not bound by any restrictions and can develop its arsenal without any any constraints america's is allegedly bound by the supreme and now if the americans perception is correct and russia is not adhering to the agreement it's very difficult position you know the happy solution would be if all three could sit together and work out some kind of arms arms

want foreign soil if that's what they had in mind ok i will leave it there for now danielle mcadams ron paul institute thanks for joining us on the program thanks. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is stepping down his aunty's washington correspondence me a colleague with the details well nikki haley thanks for the honor of a lifetime serving as ambassador trump accepted her resignation and said that he announced her successor in a matter of two to three weeks and he also hopes that she'll come back to serve the administration in a different capacity let's check out what they both had to say she told me probably six months ago she said you know maybe at the end of the year the end of a two year period at the end of the year i want to take a little time off or i would take a little break no i'm not running for twenty twenty and i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one so i look forward to supporting the president in the next election so thank you nikki haley has been embassador to the u.n. since january of two thousand and seventeen and she leaves at a very i

daniel mcadams executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity believes the case raises worrying implications for freedom of speech we don't have freedom of speech to talk about the whether we have freedom of speech to talk about very difficult issues i thought that's what a democracy that's what a free debate of ideas was about is it the illegal for a russian to comment or to take out an ad or to discuss issues in american society is it illegal for other people to even write or comment about internal american affairs it's it strikes me as an absolutely bizarre almost a stall in this view of the world that no one outside no private citizen outside is allowed to comment on american internal topics it's some kind of insane mentality the heart of ocracy is so weak that even bringing up these issues can undermine the faith and democracy in our problem is a lot more serious than a couple of russians taking out facebook ads. three days of mourning are being held in crimea for the victims of wednesday's college massacre the student killed twenty people before turning the

but tragically not for the right reasons sorry ron paul in the fed fans trump was criticizing the fed because it's rolling stone matt taibbi eloquently writes he doesn't want to have to pay interest on the giant sums he will inevitably have to borrow the paper is idiotic tax cuts. remember when i mentioned that bit about politics and money earlier well when standing at the crossroads of money in politics my friends it's best to wear your waiter's and open your umbrella because the lives will be falling in the b.s. rising until you start watching the hawks. it's really. hard to see. what it's like you know that i got. was that we. would. welcome everyone to watching the hawks am i relevant are and joining me today is our tease boom bust chilton the host with the most disbarred thank you for coming on today always a pleasure to have you on absolutely love being here so i got to ask you like i mentioned we don't we don't often see a sitting president criticize the probable reserve. and fact i can't think of a time in my lifetime at least when i was cognizant of these things that that's n

charles: i didn't see ron paul's investment theses. i think he is pointing to debt.he debt is different than the great recession. we have student loans now -- liz: corporate debt. corporate debt is like gangbusters. charles: is this something we should be concerned about? what about overall debt in this country? liz: excluding banks, s&p 500 companies have 5 trillion in debt over last decade, more than doubled. if rates go up you will see a rocky bond market. where do we go from here? historically in the midterms you see pop up historically since 1985. charles: the year after a midterm the market averages 15%. that is remarkable. ashley: it is. charles: this will be the issue for 2019, comparisons. we're talking about another massive, amazing corporate earnings for this season. fourth quarter, another gangbusters. but first quarter of next year we're looking like single digit growth. ashley: again and again i hear impact of the tax cuts will fade next year. that next year will be a lot tougher. do i think bond yield will trigger a recession? no way. charles: four 1/2