to us so joining us now to discuss further is daniel mcadams he's the executive director of the ron paul institute always good to see you let's hop to it the the latest show of force here targets a liberian flagged vessel called bella the other 3 tankers already in international waters it alleges ties between an iranian businessman and the islamic revolutionary guard corps deemed of course here by the u.s. as a terror organization the suit includes accusations of arranging fuel deliveries through shell companies to circumvent u.s. sanctions on the part of the u.s. is this just a double whammy i mean how far can this legal action really goal. well the us is trying to intimidate commercial cargo ships commercial tankers from transporting the gasoline from iran to venezuela and they're trying to use their weight to terrify the ships owners essentially what they're trying to do is to control shipping between the 2 countries ironically they push the 2 countries together the only 2 countries that they you know that can trade with each other so they're in tempting to a intimidate we saw the did

it sounds kind of like ron paul today. but nobody called them extremists that is just the way people thought, especially in the middle west. and our files have a whole file of letters from congressman's name thank you for sending us this resolution. we agree 100% with it and that was the thinking of people in those days. now, one of the things that we were worried about in those days were bad supreme court decisions that were siding with the communists. and even the american bar association was on our side in this fight. even the american bar association. the american bar association had a committee that put out this report on communist tactics, strategy and objectives which sets forth 10 of the worst procommunist decisions of the supreme court. this was put in the congressional record first by senator bridges and then later by senator dirksen and i will bet millions of copies went out. it became a major vehicle to educate the grassroots about what the work was doing about communism. and also in those years, you can -- one

working in the bottle store there's about a 1000000 people now dead all you have to be at home now ron paul is dead most dangerous thing that is what people are always fighting people like ladies who are a woman to a violet that every time. it's because of uncle so i support the president to put it was very good he's done perfect the president also announced tonight curfew and stricter controls to enforce the raring of face masks but many here fear that this might not be enough to weather the storm off corona virus there's still a massive leg off intensive care units testing kits and a shortage of about $12000.00 health care workers. in poland there will be no political change any time soon polish president. won a 2nd 5 year term in sunday's election in a campaign that was full of populistic promises in a world of us versus them. they come to announce a win a narrow one for incumbent president andre duda it's also a victory for his allies the conservative law and justice party and a sign of how deeply divided poland is. sebastian doing 51.21 percent of the vote. and that a photograph our ju

this was this is a motto that has been going around for quite a few years a drive driven by mostly ron paul of and the fed. and so we've had it since 1913 and this is the systemic nature of this is that it is sexist it is racist it is classist by nature in terms of the fact that the fed pushes the can tell in effect here i'm going to say plucky this is plucky is cousin it's actually woodrow wilson you know the spirit of woodrow wilson resides in here because he did create the fat he signed the legislation and here we are 107 years later and more adults than ever lived with their parents or grandparents so we've come full circle back to sort of medieval ages when you know extended families lived in one little tiny room with all of their livestock and absolutely shocking new report by a zillow this month estimates 2700000 adults moved in with a parent or grandparent and march and april as virus pandemic lockdowns crossed the economy yes a fractal because the globalization countries are no longer globalizing they are nationalizing starting a drop in 2016 that was the mandate make america great

warfare weapons therefore churchill not having the facility to radiate out their weapons that frankly ron paul. for him tens of thousands of interact. he would hold in readiness to counterattack against germany so russia's not agreed to do that and he ordered the us army to begin a secret project to create the anthrax and they were being built in a factory in indiana when the war ended so it was sure urgent request to roosevelt based on what turned out to be false information put the united states and really the western world on the path for biological weapons and i'm going to get to the cia's recruitment of nazis nazi doctors in a 2nd but again the context here we're talking about is. korea of britain the united states maybe have killed a 5th of korea's population in the korean war you say in the book that the cia thought. release us soldier is this supposed to communism their apparent support could only be explained by mind altering drugs so what i was working through is of this project m.k. ultra of the cia mind control project at the center of my book one of the questions they kept emergin

the first republican candidate to publicly denounce the war in iraq, perhaps with the exception of ron paulbut that was not taken that seriously. he was written off by rudy giuliani. i think challenging the overreach of american foreign policy. i think trade policy, specifically globalization and china, and the impact of losing 100,000 approximate factories since china joined the wto in 2000, which ended up in many ways exacerbating things like the opioid epidemic, and stems of frustration and despair felt in many communities that once relied on those manufacturing jobs. i think it was about immigration, particularly the impact that mass immigration had on driving down working-class wages, and the frustration over that. and then i also think it was about political correctness, and a fatigue that ordinary americans felt being lectured at by corporate america and the hollywood. -- and by hollywood. and i think donald trump, despite the fact that he was often quite crude in his denunciations of political correctness, he hit a nerve and challenging that. -- in challenging that. so i think it wa

he supported ron paul, he supported bernie sanders.biden and he likes his second amendment gun rights. how does a guy like that even get along? l.a. anymore. he is welcome to texas, right? y'all come on down to texas. ainsley: come on down. so ted cruz said about six days ago he said if the democrats win texas, it's all over. do you worry about california and the people from these other blue states coming down? >> well, i know that that's a big concern. but, we have done some testing, poll testing at the texas public policy foundation. and what we found and this comports with other polls we have seen as well. is that generally, it's the conservative minded people that are leaving places like california and illinois and new york and moving to texas for, as joe rogan said, a little bit more freedom. ainsley: oh, really? because living in new york. i'm from the south. i know so many people who have stopped me here and say we love charleston, we love this place, the outer banks, we are thinking about moving down there because everyone is s

thomasct guys like massie and rand paul and ron paul, and i guess, to a lesser extent, ron wyden, theratic senator who is really big on civil liberties sometimes. when they get to election time and they want my vote, they don't earn it by talking like a libertarian. they earn it by saying -- or they try to bully me into it by saying, well, which one of the two-party candidates do you like the least, and your third-party vote is defective going to the two-party candidate you like the least. it is paradoxical, fascist, and they do it every time we run against a candidate, libertarians, greens, constitutional independence, they do it every time. they say "maybe next election, not this election. don't do it this election," and they say it every single time, and i am sick of it! host: let's go to doug, who is calling from texas. doug, good morning. one question for each of your hosts -- or visitors, i should say. what is their position on term limits? i think that is one of the failings of the two-party system. thank you. host: let's go to randall, who is calling from chevy chase, maryland

"the hill" magazine in washington reporting that tea party favorites senators ted cruz, ron johnson, rand paul dollar government bailout to deal with the covid pandemic. this is the exact same fight that broke out a decade ago when the tea party opposed massive government bailouts under the obama administration after the great recession, that doubled the federal debt, that taxpayers have to pay for. welcome former louisiana governor bobby jindal. governor, i like your reaction to this story. taxpayers have to pay for all this. your reaction. >> you're exactly rye, liz. republicans are great about opposing government spending when they're out of power. they have to be consistent to oppose crazy government spending while they're in power. i like to see the step up of the spirit of the tea party. look what was happening in the world. american protesters saying we don't want the government to spend more. we want to cut government spending. don't want expanded government benefit. across the world especially in europe were protesting for more government spending and government benefits. these are pa

ted cruz and mike lee and rand paul and ron johnson aren't tough fiscal hawks and i think they feel astion is coming up already spent a couple trillion dollars. time to dig in our heels a little and i find that to be a very positive thing and actually put republicans in a pretty good negotiating position with democrats. >> amanda, a diplomatic way, making my point? fisk's conservative, fiscal hawks, as senator santorum calls them where have they been last three years? thought if they did so they would get in trouble for it? >> started back in the spring with the coronavirus bill. the fight between liz cheney and tom massie, start there. he got in trouble with president trump and leadership because he wanted to force a vote on this. think back to spring. president trump called for his ouster from the party and liz cheney went and endorsed his primary opponent. a strange move tr considering the things that guy posted on twitter, memes about the alt right racist, a head-scratcher move on liz cheney, from the way i see it. i think people trying to break this down into a pro-trump thing aff

level with the american people about it, as some of these governors like ron de santis in florida has done and greg abbott in texas. paul, the polls, though, i mean, are clear, if you believe them. the public has soured on the president's virus leadership, approval rating's down under 40% on that issue. why do you think that is? >> well, i think it's for the reasons that dan is talking about, in that if you are out there and you are saying, look, we did a fantastic job, and then you see cases spiking all over the place, there's an obvious disconnect. and that's why dan's advice is right, in that what the president should be doing on a day-to-day basis is saying, yes, this is serious and we are there backing up the governors, okay, the governors need to be making these decisions. we are standing by to help. and we're also working on the things that we can do which are economic revival, trying to get people back to work and making sure that congress don' doesn'te it worse with more legislation. that's a better message, not one the white house has yet embraced. t'ul: homan, do you think the trump campaign shakeup is going

in iran thank you so much paul of for that report we want to follow to try and shut the table for what was going on as a bridge to what we're going to do now joining us now is ron cheney he is the iranian ambassador to the united nations and he's cut enough to spend some time with us talking about what's going on with his country right now mr ambassador thank you so much sir for joining us let's start with this china i mentioned that there is a deal in the works between. in your country and china which seems extremely significant i mentioned that part of the reason this is happening many believe here in the states is because you are both adversaries much more so within the last 3 and a half years even than in the past. what can you tell us about this deal with china sir. you're not going to get very much. look at it in asia. we have a. relationship. it's not you can. go to. many should. be minting between you know i'm not i'm not. sure we all are. i don't know the media musician. even if it is not how. i'm such an agreement oh i did. something. but let me ask you the question this way remember most of our audience is in the united states and here's what i think

some like republican senators ted cruz and rand paul were appear p apoplectic about the cost. rick scott and ronneed more information from states about how they spent money from the previous coronavirus bills. mcconnell wanted to cap the price tag of the legislation at $1 trillion but that figure will likely soar above that threshold because mcconnell and even president trump need democratic votes to pass the bill. a senior house democratic leadership aide tells fox they are waiting for mcconnell, the kentucky republican was silent on the floor today about a possible bill, but he laid out a path yesterday. >> we'll lay out the specifics. i'm going to introduce a bill in the next few days that is a starting place that enjoys fairly significant support among republican senators. at that point, we'll be more specific about how to allocate but we do envision direct checks again. reporter: chuck schumer, the senate minority leader, railed against mcconnell today because he did not mention a coronavirus bill during his opening remarks on the senate floor today. he said that republicans are tied in kno