or ron paul? ron paul got second in 2012. i do think there is a future for andrew yang. i think his strategic question is whether he screws iowa. he is still at 0%. which is what i would do, sell the moment. i have a hat. i am getting 100 emails. i feel like the yang thing is over a month ago, nationally. if you want to punish politics, your choice is him or bernie. bernie has downsides. he has a little jolt of energy after getting through his health problem. yang -- if you want to blow everything up, yang is it. i have not seen him perform in a meaningful way. i think he is interesting. iowa, it is booker. i think, is on her way out quickly. -- kamala is on her way out quickly. amy klobuchar finally woke up and decided to be a candidate after being passive. probably too late. she could get a lightning bolt, but not have the dollars to amplify what is going on in the electorate. i don't write off either cory or amy. if they become the understanding, they could run -- the understudy, they could run the poll in new hampshire. that said, if the election was held today, i be

congressman ron paul tells our team many people. are looking at the way that democrats handle these hearings and say hey this isn't quite. right so i think that. good morning low forty's will do sent to moscow it's wednesday the 27th of november just. days going good so far thanks for choosing us. first the members of the chemical international chemical weapons watchdog body that will be able to assign blame for toxic attacks several countries are threatening to block funding if the new team is included in wednesday's vote on the next budget previously the o.p.c. w. could only say whether or not a chemical attack had taken place but. reports correspondent even the mandates in question after leaks whistle blows. u.p.c. w. was all that stood between humanity and the terrible terrible curse of chemical weapons they did this by never taking sides they never assigned blame they came they analyzed and reported not what they thought but what they knew not who but what there was never any reason not to trust that you can't argue with pure s

you asked is he bernie or ron paul, ron paul got second in 2012. i do think that there is a future for yang. i don't know where it is going to go. he's still at 0%. >> keith sold me a hat that i war and now i'm getting 100 e-mails. i feel like the yang was kind of over a month ago at least nationally. but if you want to punish politics, your choice is really him or bernie. we've seen it before he has a little jolt of energy now, but yang if you want to blow everything up, yang is kind of it. if you've ever seen him in the debate he does have some of the chops the other candidates that are used to being candidates but i think that he is interesting and iowa i think it is booker and kamala harris is on her way out quickly. booker is good but he hasn't turned again and he's running out of money as is any klobuchar who finally woke up and decided to be a candidate after being passive. but again she is somebody that coulcould give a lightning bolty not have the dollars to have what you need to. i don't write off either one and i tell you if they become

pretty futuristic 17 years ago back to the future former congressman and presidential candidate ron paul is wary that this is coming true he writes that attorney general william barr recently sent a memo to law enforcement officials announcing new federal initiative that would use techniques and tools developed in the war on terror such as bass surveillance to identify potential mass shooters those so identified would be targets of early interventions which would include the disregarding of 2nd amendment rights as well as the imposing of mandatory counseling and involuntary commitment and ron paul notes that some mental health professionals argue that even holding certain political beliefs is a sign of mental illness and he warns that his words attorney general ron barr has been trying to force tech companies to allow the government to have a backdoor for accessing a lot. tronic information lionel whenever you and i talk about this stuff you interrupt me and say it's already been happening for 5 years and you survived the big tech and big brother are already doing things that would horri

political error and his interests so as they hearing heads to the next stage for me it was congressman ron paul thinks that what's happening right now is not proving positive for either the republicans or the democrats he speaks to us. i've always said that when you want to tell the truth in an amp hour it becomes treasonous and i think a lot of what we're doing our government is doing right now it's all fake as lot of the lying and innuendos trying to figure out what's going on but i don't think it's been very positive for republicans or democrats and i think so unnecessary i think it's actually what they're doing is they're distracting from some of the problems i think they should be dealing with as most people now understand exactly what's going on and i think these hearings were a benefit to trump because i think more people in this country are looking at the way that democrats handled these hearings and say hey this isn't quite fair this isn't right so i think that's why there's less enthusiasm for impeachment now than it was a week or so ago the impeachment could be passed and then is goi

tony mcadams is the executive director of the ron paul institute joins me on the line welcome daniel the pictures of a man being set on fire almost surreal and horrific and a very hard to believe that someone is capable of doing that and yet most of the stories that we actually hear here about coming out of hong kong are about investigations into police brutality is there a bit of an imbalance do you think in the way things are being covered. well of course there is you know and as the crowds dwindle there are not hundreds of thousands out there now i don't know what boris johnson and schumer are talking about being with people there are only a few 100 people these days and the crowds dwindle the violence increases it reminds me very much of what happened to my dear in ukraine when the violence increased when i saw them in plain burnt it reminded me of how the police were treated in my van when they were. alive as well. presumably you know people have a vested interest in the way they cover these stories or some kind of political capital to be made of it what do you think we're actua

threat and it tells you something about the movement behind her not just her but against people like ron paul when he ran. behind president trump right now there is a nasa swell of people in this country who know that this is a sham and they know that these agencies are not looking out for their interests they are serving the power of the people they are the greatest threat to democracy in this country and that is what needs we push back against what's going to be fascinating is what happens if trump becomes reelected that is their worst nightmare do you know remove the cia and f.b.i. agents who have any contact with the white house or the administration you have to because they're spying on every single thing he does. and trying to turn it into a crime a high crime or misdemeanor yeah you know critter i'm going back to clapper and brennan on on cable t.v. they still have their security clearances so what do you bet they get it they get a briefing then they then they inform a producer at their cable t.v. and then you have a presenter say well we just heard from a source an unnamed source a co

have felt to push through a bill to keep the identity of whistle blows secret republican senator ron paul bloke's the proposal accusing the democrats of spreading for elective outrage the amendment was designed to bolster the senate's position which is that whistleblowers should be protected from retaliation and their contribution acknowledged it comes as the president's son has tweeted the alleged name of the whistleblower who triggered the trump impeachment inquiry tale of reports on the fate of those who recently dead to speak out in america. for the democrats' impeachment must now seem tantalizingly close all they need is the final piece of damning evidence to seal the deal and to senate minority leader chuck schumer he has come out arguing for the protection of whistleblowers all rother of one intelligence officer who is insider info could make or break the impeachment dream the calls to make public the whistleblowers identity are despicable whistleblowers should be protected period period that's quite the radical departure from his previous comments on those exposing government to b

congressman ron paul tells our people uncomfortable with. this country are looking at the way the democrats handled these hearings and say hey this isn't quite fair this isn't right so i think that's why there's less enthusiasm for impeachment. good morning. wednesday the 27th of november just here now welcome to the latest update with me is going good so far so we're starting with this delegates at the week's international chemical weapons watchdog conference are at odds over a new body that will be able to assign blame crucially for toxic attacks several countries are threatening to block funding if the new team is included in wednesday's budget vote previously the o.p.c. w could only say whether or not a chemical attack had taken place but as our senior correspondent word goes to reports this morning even that monday this in question after leaks whistle blows. u.b.c. w. was all that stood between humanity and the terrible terrible curse of chemical weapons they did this by never taking sides they never assigned blame they came they analyz

democrats failed to push through a bill to keep the identity of whistleblowers secret republican senator ron paul block the proposal accusing the democrats suspending selective outrage the amendment was designed to protect whistleblowers from retaliation and acknowledge their contributions comes in the heat of the trump impeachment inquiry that was sparked by another was testimony from an insider journalist and writer daniel is off his facebook doesn't treat all whistleblowers equally. facebook is under intense pressure from the democrats and especially the progressive so-called progressive wing of the democrats they democrats are pushing them to us censor ads political ads and they're now under pressure to censor anybody who mentions the name of the so-called whistleblower and of course the most the world's most important whistleblower join us our bush is now languishing in a british prison his health is deteriorating dramatically and the democrats couldn't care less that democrats want to see. him present facebook c.n.n. washington post and most n.b.c. published more than 8000 articles are on t

it's it's been a lot of the young people who are ron paul followers they were his followers because they did this like the crony capitalism especially the at the antics of the federal reserve board and then when ron left the political scene so many of the same young people became bernie sanders supporters because bernie sanders was ranting and raving against crony capitalism the big difference of course that bernie thinks. the of response should be even more crony capitalism with bigger government and ron of course is a libertarian and so so that it's evident that these young people are just an educated they don't they confuse crony capitalism with real capitalism and that's part of a big part of what i've done my academic career is over in several books trying to explain this yet in a lot of different ways you know david and i agree with that i'm going to go to david in montreal mean i'm very concerned about the monopolization of the economy i think that has to be addressed this crony capitalism has to be addressed the financial ization of the economy has to be addressed but socialism i

ron paul, you're all right. see you soon, sir.ve got a corporate story to talk about. nike and amazon. nike will no longer do business with amazon. i think that's a big deal. why are they saying no? lauren: what other brands follow suit? is this is bad for amazon, and you see that in stock reaction today. it was a pilot program that started in 2017, they didn't that amazon was policing their products the right way, meaning there were some counterfeit products. nike would rather sell direct to consumer. that's a better model for them. they have a new ceo coming in who comes from ebay, it's all about digital and the experience for the consumer. as i said, what brands see this and say, you know what? we don't need amazon. so this is a blow to amazon today. stuart: okay. that would be powell, right? okay. right now fed chair powell is answering questions, at the moment he's answering or about to answer a question on climate change. that has made its way into the federal reserve hearing, okay? we'll move on. larry kudlow, well, he teas

claudia: asÍ es, los comentarios del senador republicano ron paul estÁn dando de quÉ hablar porque ayer que estÁ en el centro de esta pesquisa, de esta investigaciÓn para hacerle un juicio polÍtico, y quien hizo sonar estas alarmas sobre esta llamada de trump y el presidente de ucrania. ahora muchos estÁn diciendo que este pedido del senador paul no es correcto pues, como sabemos, hay una ley que prohÍba que se difunde la identidad de este informante, ya que lo pone en peligro. ahora, muchos estÁn diciendo que esto se puede tratarde una maniobra para distraer, ya que ayer precisamente fue cuando se dieron a conocer transcripciones. vamos a ver todo esto toda la semana, las transcripciones de los testigos que han estado horas a puertas cerradas corroborando la informaciÓn que dio este informante. por ejemplo, como mencionamos, la ex embajadora de ucrania manifestÓ a los legisladores, allÍ se puede ver, que tenía miedo por su seguridad, asÍ que estaremos pendiente de lo que surja hoy . regreso contigo. carlos: es mucha informaciÓn esta semana. gracias por informarnos desde washington d.c.

congressman ron paul tells our team many people indeed i'm comfortable with how it's being handled. for this country are looking at their.

calls to resign and tens of thousands of protesters remain in islamabad demonstrators gave them ron paul on until midnight on sunday to step down as head of government as illegitimate and being propped up by the military a general strikes today began in lebanon in the coming hours as protesters step up the pressure on the government demonstrators are calling for a complete overhaul of the ruling elite and the political system in iraq's prime minister has called for an end to mass protests against the government and he says protesters have achieved their goals and now they are hurting the economy some of them tried to storm the iranian consulate in karbala over what they see is terence interference in iraq's politics. a pro-democracy politician in hong kong has had part of his ear bitten off by a man wielding a knife because the concert was attacked by the man as he tried to stop him from leaving a shopping mall the libyan opposition politicians are calling for a new election to resolve ongoing unrest or test began in october whenever morale is fun a 4th term as president opponents say th

i've heard congressman ron paul say we are in the biggest bond bubble in history that is going to burst. of course, he was talking about interest rates being too low. what factors do you look at when you decide to increase or decrease interest rates? chair powell: when we change our policy, which is an overnight interest rate that affects other short-term rates, and those play out through the yield curve, we are really looking at setting our policy rate at the level which, in the medium-term, will best support maximum employment and stable prices. that is what we are looking at. we are thinking ahead because monetary policy works with a lag, so we try to take that into account. those are the goals we are always serving. rep. burchett: thank you. mr. chairman, i've submitted some questions for the record, but i also want to note since it was announced this morning that my charles schwab account went up $2.50. i'm not sure if that is an indicator, but i really appreciate you. [laughter] rep. burchett: i would also note , of our father on the floor course, i am southern baptist, i was aski

if we look ahead to what the fed might do, do you think they are ron paul's for the for seeable futurek that's right. you can't rule out a december rate move. particularly if talks break down. where we situation must always stock back into that. if you look at the other lying indicators, weg have mentioned the services pmi, there's now a basket of economic data that suggests the other half of the fed's mandate is sufficiently robust to not require a further easing. we could afford to see more data. they are back in a narrative they were in in the first half of 2018 of being data dependent. nejra: when we were talking about the global manufacturing cycle, a take your point on u.s. services. do you expect that to continue, the robust services? if you see an upturn in global manufacturing, what leads that? >> what leads that? look at some of the areas that have been buffeted by trade war concerns. this is a bilateral trade dispute between the u.s. and china. germany has been caught in the jobs. you may see their manufacturing pmi take up. i think it's hard to see too much upside from here

come in, ron paul. what do you have to say about that?okay on this, because i think all's fair in love and politics. that's the way it's been for a long time. so she can go after him, but you know, i think when you think of wealthy individuals running for president, i really ask how do they make their money, and do they ever say anything that even hints that they have heard the words libertarian and do they ever smile. i think it's just noise. they don't have other things to talk about. the whole thing on the impeachment was just a distraction, i think, rather than dealing with the budget or something like that. they're not likely to, or dealing with our privacy. both sides continue to invade our privacy. so i haven't heard that, i think what she says is just routine stuff that you hear from politicians and i would think the people would be getting tired of that. stuart: i think you're right, ron paul. i'm terribly sorry, i have to cut this short. i've got one of these hard breaks coming. i do apologize. will you please come back real soo

jeremy paul for ron mallia and mojina poon, who wishes to move into this unit. the major work that was undertaken on this property over the last two years achieved a full-size mistake upgrade and a full sprinkler system, there by mobilizing occupation of the ground floor. the question is what is that ground floor going to be used as? we know we are subject to a permit process to establish that. if we know by the will of this board it will not be a dwelling unit, it will become rooms supporting the unit above. that is the way we actually submitted our plan to the planning department. it was planning staff that came to us and said you really should be considering making this a separate unit. there was a preexisting door on the street. the design of the facade of the building gives a main entry equivalent to all the other main entries for the units upstairs. so we could reconfigure a set of stairs indto make it part of the upper unit. we don't think this is the best use of the space. regina came to shichinatown services looking for a unit for her and her son, and s

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paul international airport air reserve station overseeing 12 squad rons with more than 1400 airmen. minnesota has been fortunate to have such an accomplished member of our nation's armed forces lead the charge and train our air men and women of tomorrow. colonel, again congratulations on your retirement and we wish you the best as you move to your next chapter. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize the small business administration's minnesota district director, nancy laburski on her retirement. she's served our great state of minnesota for 28 years. she will be missed. nancy's time at the s.b.a. in minnesota began in 1994 as the regional manager for s.b.a.'s twin cities international trade programs. in this capacity nancy helped hundreds of minnesota businesses compete in the global marketplace. at the same time, nancy was also served as the adjunct instructor at st. paul college and appointed by the u.s. secretary of commerce to sit on the minnesota district export council. we thank you for almost three decades of service to small business in minnesota and we wish you the wes in

rand paul is not having it and i'm glad he is not. >> sandra: senator ron johnson joined us earlier onhis. >> is it reasonable for an anonymous informant to remain anonymous when you lodge these kinds of charges against the president of the united states that will blow up into an impeachment inquiry? not a reasonable expectation of a whistleblower. they ought to realize that before they level the charges. >> what they are really trying to do here is not only distract from the current situation but they are also trying to intimidate anyone else from coming forward. anyone else who may have concerns about what is going on in this administration. they are sending a clear message to these people if you come forward and say anything negative against this president you are going to have hell to pay. i think this is really unfortunate for senator paul who used to be a champion of whistleblowers who is now trying to expose the name of this person who i think acted on, you know, in good faith on behalf of their country. and, you know -- >> sandra: to be clear he does say he believes -- he says

paul manafort for years. and you're seeing this total flip in the republican party, again now betraying ukraine and backing the kind of putin/trump line on everything. >> ron you're also seeing is the inner workings of the mueller probe and as a former communicator, i just i'll never stop wondering what might have been if there had been a communicator embedded telling this story. i mean, these are delusions about russia's role that -- that -- that have really polluted all -- you have to say all foreign policy if you look at everything that's happening in syria and everywhere. how -- how -- who and how do we undo the entire reorientation around u.s./russian relations? >> yeah. you know, i think, you know, i've been on the show before. not a fan of the mueller probe. i thought he under delivered and this is kind of another example of that. where he didn't really communicate strongly or clearly enough about what went on here. you know what's going on here really is donald trump and steve bannon and their allies in some kind of global white supremacy alliance with a bunch of forces that they line up with around the world. and it's totally warping u.s. foreign

paul, let me start with you on this. what he is saying and what we have seen reported, there was such pressure mounting. roninancial trigger. >> that's right. that is when the quid pro quo was extremely credible people, former ambassadors. i don't think the defense really is or should be that there wasn't a quid pro quo. at this point the defense has got to be that, yes, there was a quid pro quo but what's the big deal. you know how trump is. >> right. >> again, that may not be a legal defense. to the extent that this is a political decision, that may give the republicans the cover they need to vote to keep him in office. >> let's play senator rand paul on "meet the press" with chuck todd a minute ago. similar defense but different flavor of it. let's take a listen. >> i think the american people want fairness. and i don't think they're going to judge fairness when they are accuseding president trump of the same thing joe biden did. the president can always withhold aid until the corruption is fixed. you have to get in the mind of trump and his advisers and say, well, he didn't really believe the bidens wer

paul and i went, you know, we all did holidays. we weren't recognized then and so we could have a good time. the pressure did start to hit, and if you look at ronow, we are getting gray and we're like, you know. >> suffocating. >> it was getting harsh so we stopped touring. >> right. >> and we did some really good things in the studio, but the other thing we had to say or i had to say -- i can't speak to them -- is that i'm going to the movies. i'm going out. we're going to a restaurant. you know, whatever, and that's how it is. >> you do it. >> you just got to do it, yeah. >> you can't hide. you know, there's always stories about the white album being so hard and at times you left and all of the fighting and that "abby road" was somehow this wonderful, magical, happy moment, but it had to still be tough for you guys, right? >> there were discussions, you know, meaningful discussions. i mean the white album, my response was, well, i left the band. i didn't feel i was playing -- everybody knows the story. i went over to john. i knocked on his door. he was in an apartment i owned but with yoko. i said, you know, i feel i'm not really playing that