ron paul had all these kids coming up, he didn't do well. bernie sanders, they made him competitive. seeing him was a really unique experience. he drew a combination of former bernie backers, some former trump akers, independents. he has been really interesting to watch this season. started off with a high point when she announced and a high point in the first debate on segregation when she challenged biden. >> kind of a sugar high. >> totally was a sugar high, nothing since then has stuck. some of her supporters really believe she can clean up and bring it out. as our polling has shown, that is not the case, she is not the favorite. >> i think he could. those are the three options. booker, we were all waiting for him to have a moment, and maybe he will never have a moment. his moments are running out. i have a buddy who talks about the cone of probability like a hurricane, that gets smaller and smaller. over has invested well and he's got the infrastructure. but that moment has not happened. i'm not sure how she could turn this around at th

country is daniel mcadams the executive director of the ron paul is to peace and prosperity always a pleasure having you on daniel thank you. great to be with you guys are and thanks for having me on so down just how much of a extremely big can of worms inside the o.p.c. w. has wiki leaks opened with this latest round of insider memos and unredacted report releases. it's absolutely unbelievable it's a remarkable release it just it just goes along with what we've been seeing though . and this goes back months and months where we saw originally a leak or a couple of months ago we saw an interim report we saw a report in the spring from engineers who said that the the issue of the ballistic ballistics showed that the canister was unlikely to have fallen the way they said so this is a pattern those of us have been watching have seen but unfortunately it's old age old tree falling in the woods the mainstream media is just not there to hear it it doesn't want to report it in fact newsweek a journalist was fired or actually he quit in protest because they wouldn't let him write about it bec

stuart: okay, the gentleman on the right hand side of the screen is former congressman ron paul. uart: do you think that as things stand now president trump would eat alive the rest of the democrat field? >> i think so, the way it is now it sure looks that way and it may be even better as time goes on, but i don't think that the goal of government or of a president should be whose the best manager of people, you know , that's not what we want because i think both sides do too much management of people, but what we want and i think trump has already provided is to allow people a better chance to manage themselves and that's why the tax reduction and the regulation reductions has been helpful, but it's still way too much other things going on too much spending too much printing press money, too much involvement, that to have somebody that can manage people better, i don't think, i want somebody there to understand the importance of private property ownership and contracts and volunteerism and continue to cut taxes. stuart: wouldn't that be nice but what do you feel about bloomberg h

you know yesterday the man who invented the pension reform for the french government his name is ron paul did what he had to leave his post because he failed to disclose side jobs now this is exactly the kind of stuff for ordinary french people that indicates again how you know detached the governing elite in france is something that the modern mark or the president had promised to change when he when he came into office but he might not be successful this with this but it's going to be crucial to to to change this it's going to be crucial to really convince the french people that pension reform is something that has to happen on reducing the in front of thank you. 2 asian markets rallied today apparently waiting for wall street 1st before sharing a phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china after u.s. markets rose to record highs on monday markets in shanghai hong kong and tokyo now followed analysts point to reduce the uncertainty over the trade between the 2 the world's 2 largest economies deal between washington and beijing sees a rollback on tires on $160000000000.00 of chinese

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ron paul people of the islamic revolution. folks are making its initial flirtation those strengths in states of emergency sinks into chaos pope john paul 2 seconds just chants of the people from steel. cars. the start of an era that defines a modest. 1970 the big coup today steps december 23rd. cuts. opec debates another big production cut what could it mean for africa's biggest oil producer nigeria and how could saudi aramco upcoming i.p.o. get the oil markets we'll take a look at both. also on the show the latest in drone technology is on display in amsterdam but in a rising industry deal with regulation and growing security fears. i'm stephen beardsley in berlin thanks for joining us. opec organ the organization of the petroleum exporting countries and its allies are moving closer to one of the deepest output cuts in this decade and the group is meeting in vienna to discuss an additional cut of 500000 barrels a day out on top of the current cuts of 1200000 barrels daily the aim is to support crude prices of medical oil clut

role ron paul is a much more stronger than a ball but. the dalai lama is concerned about who will succeed him as the tibetan spiritual leader and that china may try to influence the process but just because he is opposed to beijing's policies intervent he does not reject marxist philosophy out of hand. from germany. over in europe interest to those asian. is a war good for true. to most exploitation so he stepped forward there right. and then. his economy is equal distribution. that bought i fully sort of admire or it be so even today i describe myself as a city sort of a social economy to the scots and. back at the radio station tensing belden and her colleagues are preparing reports about the dalai lama's latest public appearance. as a respected international figure and nobel peace prize laureate he also plays a key role in raising funds for the tibetan exile community. not just source of tibet i think many of the media not just news media. walking's in if there are a hugely dependent on. if it comes to getting its foreign aid from. non

in doing wrong pleasure as always to get your thoughts on this story much appreciated my guest dr ron paul former u.s. congressman thank you. and other news french people have again taken to the streets against president among micron's plans to overhaul the pension system so to say more than a dozen arrests have been made recent days the country say violent protests in several cities all from paris is that of a trunk and. well as you can see we are in the thick of it the country is trying to deliver their message to the government just one day before it now says their final plans for the pension reform in france although we did hear from the country's prime minister that for them for now there is no intention to change their plans if we don't make serious profound and progressive reforms date someone else will make much more brutal reform tomorrow i hope that we can convince the majority of french people that our reform is fair it is universal it makes the special pension plans gradually disappear and is financially balanced not just for a moment let me give you a clearer picture of who th

let's bring in former texas congressman ron paul.n't be happy about all of this spending. >> no, hardly. but i think it's the same old trick they have been pulling for a long time. it sort of fits into my philosophy and my belief is that everybody complains about not enough bipartisanship. i've always argued there's too much. just think, they suspended the rules, passed this bill, the democrats got all they wanted and the republicans got all it was they wanted and nobody seems to care, nobody realizes that these debts put a lot of pressure on the fed so we have to yell at the fed for not printing enough money, but they have to provide this. if you didn't have a monetary system that we have and if we didn't shave the bipartisanship on spending, then they would have to maybe deal with some other problems but it's amazing that 90% of what we have dealt with in the last several months has been impeachment and everybody knew the results of that before it started. ashley: exactly right. i mean, this is a spending package, it was 2,313 page

100 percent when the deficit they used to be supposedly deficit hawks for a i mean i remember when ron paul one of my best friends and one of the real good i'll call him a good republican sure his whole focus was the deficit member you want to audit the fed and boy run cause all trouble and now the republicans don't care they spend worse than the democrats the only difference is democrats spend cash republicans putting on the credit card so it appears they're not spending isn't that ironic this guy was going to drain the swamp he has become the swamp all he's brought in worse worse things into the swamp than what was here before i think now and that's what breaks my heart. he had the opportunity and he blew it in my opinion well he was not prepared to govern you know the big surprise that night was he won he won and the buzz we've heard from all directions is that this was going to be a promotion and that he was talking to roger ailes or other people about starting a cable news network flashback to 2000 everybody knew al gore was a shoe in and george w. bush really wanted to be baseball com

presidential candidate ron paul. i am a little bit skeptical i don't think magic going to happen but i think it's great that they're talking but unfortunately they seem to have some disagreements here and i struggle with it because i think they are should be avoided because i don't think we should be so much involved over there and then there would be this conflict whether in syria or ukraine but no but the fact that they're talking i think is very good but there will be some some differences and and they will have the meeting with trop and i think that's very good as well there's different factions in our country there's you know there's there's a president trump who has a position which we as libertarians encourage and when he wants to back away from some of the interventions that were stablish for many many years at the at the same time there are others if if he does move in that direction there are some people here on the neo conservatives get hysterical over it and they don't think we should give an inch. but in

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four republican senators voted against the sanctions package, senators rand paul, tet cruz, ron johnsonudall. last month, president trump and select republican senators met with turkish president erdogan after turkey launched its incursion into northern syria. >> and president trump is offering his explanation of why french president macron and canadian prime minister trudeau were laughing at him at the recent nato summit in london. the president replying to another tweet, tweeting out, they were just upset that i demanded they pay their fair share for nato. their countries are delinquent. i raised $130 billion more from nato countries of the daily beast reports that president trump is still smarting about that moment between macron and trudeau. and according to sources, president trump lashed out at the french and canadian leaders, days after the nato summit had a closed door meeting with more than a dozen ambassadors to the u.s. the white house did not provide a comment to the daily beast, but a senior trump administrative official stated that the president has quote good relationship