he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity or a gentleman, cross talk roles and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate, let me go to you 1st, re your the spoke on the program.

he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity, or a child in cross roles and effects. that means it can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to you 1st, re, you're the spook on the program. i think when you were coming up through the ranks, we don't have to look at all of the decades. but i think as you were coming up, there was all healthy suspicion of people like you in the ca. i remember the church commission and now speed up to the present. why does the liberal media adore the intelligence community so much? what changed? it's a remarkable change if you look at m s m b, c. i mean, when tucker carlson claims that he was being surveilled by the n s a you had a whole of these 4 former bush cheney officials saying no tucker must be out of his mind. or he has a different agenda here. these are all on m. s. n b, c, these are all bush cheney people. ok, i mean, how did this all happen? go ahead re well, one has to understand that the media is really controlled by what eisenhower said 60 years ago now was the military industrial c

you have also former senator ron paul, he's saying that if you're going to compare this to the 911 attacks like what many democrats are doing, you have to then compare it to the 911 commission where you have to make it fair. you can see here, there is a 5 republicans, 5 democrats who even had midway through the 911 commission hearings, a democrat resigned. they replaced him with another democrat. so again, the republican saying, if you want this to be fair, you want all questions answered. you will have an equal amount of republicans and democrats. now, the hearing is what is expected to go in last throughout the week. but what's interesting, scotty, is they're not as the least of this broadcast, not putting out who is going to be testifying tomorrow, thursday and friday. so it'll be interesting, scotty to see who takes a panel or who's going to be testifying in front of the panel. the rest of the week, scotty. and let me just point out here in, in the past we have had that agenda kind of already laid out. we knew these officers were going to be testifying today. but we usually had kind of

daniel mcadams, executive director of the ron paul institute join says, thank you for joining me, daniel. hi, scotty. how are you? you know, i have to say this is all in the week following this big announcement of us pulling out of afghanistan bite and celebrating that. he's getting out, that's what i, that i think is what's interesting about the environment we're in now because people are looking at this going or what exactly is the u. s. supposed to be protecting by continuing their presence in this region? i mean, whatever that is, is it enough to keep this rate of $4000.00 troops around? well, the question is rightly, what are they doing there? they are not there at the invitation of the syrian government. that is to be sure, and neither are they at the, at the invitation of the iraqi government, the rocky prime minister was very unequivocal. he condemned very strongly the latest series of us attacks on syria and iraq near the border. you also have the rocky parliament that has voted last year and continues to demand that us troops leap. so how can the u. s. claim, any legitimacy occ

another one of them in the oval office with an inscription from ronald reagan and it's just signed ron dear paul. and they say we were just sitting around or were we seriously getting some work done. i think it's it's that thanks ron. but it says discussing the summit. so this is a this is great. and there's like i want to say there's like almost 200 scrapbooks not all of them are as good as this one. this one obviously has all the meat knit. this is my go-to scrapbook for showing people because it's just got so many great photos and so many great notes in it. you can really see the relationship between the guys. and some of these photos this is an inside joke, but it looks like they're having a blast this secret service guy shows up in a lot of the photos. i don't know his name, but he never looks like he's having as much fun as these guys. here's from empire magazine, and it's a whole spread on paul laxalt and this one's titled reagan's sidekick. being the president's best friend has paid off for nevada senator paul laxalt. and it's an entire. article on pollack salt in his office and this is

. >> reporter: and in a heated exchange, senator ron paul accused him of lying to congress. >> you dowhat you're talking about, and i want to say that officially. >> reporter: denying that they had funded any research. >> all the evidence pointing that it came from the lab and there will be responsibility from people who funded the lab, including yourself. >> i totally resent the life that you are now propagating. senator. and you are implying we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. i totally resent that. and if anyone is lying here, senator, it is you. >> the u.s. is averaging more than 34,000 new infections every day. cases are surging in 44 states, including california. the majority of cases are among unvaccinated people. >>> there's a chance of the coat tokyo olympics could be canceled at the last minute if covid-19 keeps kumasi aaron has more. >> reporter: at the moment, the tokyo olympics will begin a friday as plans but the chief of the organizing committee said that he and his team are monitoring the situation and are not ruling out a last- minute cancellation of

there is something that i would like to piggyback on to ashley's point is the clip of ron paul and doctor fauci is indicative of the problem that the white house faces. that clip, which does nothing to move the conversation around whether or not they are effective or if they should be taken, it's the argument back and forth about the origins of covid. that clip it is going to be shared prominently on fox broadcasts. that is the hurdle that the white house faces. they have a disinformation campaign but they also have information that is going into the ether that gets prominently featured but does not necessarily advance our objectives. >> if there's an earnest team, the earnest team often loses and it's a giant distraction to your point in the pandemic. we are indebted to our starting line tonight, ashley parker, sam stein, barbara mcquade, our thanks for starting us off. coming up, as delta becomes the alpha strain of this virus in our country, but we're all these breakthrough cases mean for life coming back to normal as we thought it was? i'll ask one of our leading physicians standing b

true, the declaration of independence, with the exception of some writing from harry brown, aunt ron paulprobably the greatest peace of riding in the history of western civilization. and if you cannot get behind that, you really are, i don't know what to say go read the declaration of independence it's amazing read it twice. kennedy: read out loud every year npr. your thoughts chris? >> it is the most radical peace of work written for politics and history of the world. it has been used by every movement to gain more rights for more people. i love the declaration of independence but does that mean it's perfect now they were flawed. they were slave owners but look, your premise that democrats hate america is wrong. i'm a democrat i love america but all the democrats i know love america. some people criticized america, love america. and thank god we live in a country where you are free to criticize the nation. i will never want to squash or take away someone's rights for being an activist. when corey busch is tweeting about the fourth of july, when gwen buries turning her back on the flag, i

lead over the others if trump did not run cpac hasn't always in 2011, he was bued for suggesting ron paul was unelectable. this followed reporting from gabe sherman that found trump and ron desantis on a collision course. what does it say about how thist conference has evolved under thd influence of trump? >> i mean, it's always been a conference for the base and the activist wing of the republican party. trump hasn't always been the favorite, but t as activists ha learned to like him, he's gained popularity at cpac. whats really important here is we know that in 2024, if trump does not run, ron desantis would be the early favorite of the activist base of the republican party. that is not prophetic for who will get the nomination, but it does tell us about one major wing of the republican party and where they're leaning right now. >> yeah, matt, a group at cpac is distributing cards with a seven-point plan for reinstated president trump in, quote, days not years. the plan involves somehow installing trump as speaker and then ousting biden and harris.id i mean, it is absolutely bananas. i

look, cpac again they always had those straw polls and always nominated ron paul or rand paul.ery reflective of the broader republican electorate. if that is the republican elect rale we all better be scared to death. i don't think that is. i think republicans are looking for leadership, real leadership, not this politics of resentment and grievance and hostility. it has to become more aspirational. everybody knows this. until the current elected officials stand up and ask for something better, it's not going to change. i'm despondent about what i'm witnessing there. >> you say they're biting their tongue. i wonder if they've swallowed their tongues. i wonder what -- how do you come back from this? i know you don't like the straw poll, but donald trump won by a landslide. 70% of the votes there among these gop presidential candidates, ron desantis, you know, distant second and everyone else hardly registered on this richter scale there. what does it mean for republicans that he has essentially frozen the race right now with the base? >> well, i think what's happening is you're

mentiras y desinformaciÓn, el doctor anthony fauci pierde la paciencia contra del senador africano ron pauloyecto de ley, pesar de que legisladores republicanos quitarÍan la obstrucciÓn. varios senadores incluyen todos los aspectos antes de iniciar las discusiones. karla: mÁs de 60.000 inmigrantes amanecen esperanzados al contar con otra oportunidad para defender sus casos. un juez federal acaba de aprobar un acuerdo que le permite a los solicitantes demostrar que fueron rechazados por errores o detalles tan sencillos como un espacio vacÍo en sus planillas. socorro cruz nos dice todo. socorro: buenos dÍas. son excelentes noticias para mÁs de 60.000 migrantes que presentaron solicitud de ayuda humanitaria y que fueron rechazados por supuestamente no completar la solicitud, como tÚ lo decÍas. un juez desestimÓ esta polÍtica de la administraciÓn trump, despuÉs de que en noviembre se presentarÁ una demanda donde se expresa lo cruel de las acciones por rechazar estas solicitudes que muchas son de sobrevivientes de violencia domÉstica. desde hoy estos 60.000 migrantes tienen una segunda oportunid

trump led if he were to run can 74% of the ron, then desantis, rand paul and nikki get 1%. ike pompeo, donald trump junior and ted cruz all polls in single digits. that's what we saw happen a few months ago when cpac did their first conference of the year. it's really, really early for this primary. we've seen a lot of potential contenders get out on the road, trying to get a bit of a sense of what it might look like out there, but at the same time the florida governor ron desantis very much in trump's image. i covered that race. he stuck very close to the then president at that point. now it's clear that could be paying off. in terms of what we're probably going to hear from the former president, though, you know he recently filed that class-as suit against -- that has been a key topic of conversation here. if you look in the poll, they polled on the top issues that were important to the crowd here. not going to be sprys what those we are, voter i.d., as well as constitutional right and the border crisis that's going on, but listens to this crisis, it's clear to me from her

people like crenshaw, paul, cruz, ron johnson, they're punking you. this is a question of freedom. don't let the government tell you what to do. so getting it or not getting it are equal propositions to them. let's test that. how many of them have decided to be free to get sick? all right. almost a hundred of the trumpers in congress won't tell you. nearly half of house republicans still won't say publicly whether they have been vaccinated. now, look. you don't have to get it. okay? but i want to know why you don't. and i want to know why you would not want other people to get something that you know works unless you have some kind of clinical understanding that i don't because the idea it's just about choice and volition, about something that is a difference between whether or not you get sick and changes your life and compromises other people or not and you have no good reason to say that it is an equal proposition? then why would you suggest it that way? so look. here is the good news. we don't need to shame. you know why? you don't have to go bad on one of your own if you're in

ron desantis an president biden. >> you recognize the severity of this tragedy from day one and you've been very supportive. >> you know what's good about this, that we can cooperate. it was really important. >> paulron desantis is a rising star amongst conservatives in the republican party, very much seen as somebody who could be president or run for president in 2024. yet what we saw, which would have been considered very normal maybe five or ten years ago, you know, his willingness to compliment president biden and vice versa. does that give you any sense of hope about where the direction of things are going right now? >> oh, i'm a prisoner of hope as cory booker likes to say about himself. absolutely. this is joe biden's sort of essence. he's a person of deep, deep empathy. and while very partisan, obviously the leaders of one of the two great parties, he is always willing to set that aside, that partisanship, to try to work for the common good. and it looks like governor desantis wanted to do that as well on that trip and that's terrific. i'm old enough to remember when charlie crist was the governor of florida and president obama wepgt went down there and crist gave him a half bro hug and th

elizabeth: ron johnson, it's good to see you, come back soonc senator rand paul saying he will make al referral to the justice department alleging dr. fauci lied to congress over nih funding of dangerous enough function research, dr. fauci heatedly denying all of that, representative mark green is next to break it down, you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> i will send a letter to the department of justice asking for a criminal referral, he has lied to congress we have scientistth alina by the dozens to say the research he was funding was gain-of-function. he's doing this because he is a self interest to covertr a his tracks and his connection to wuhan labs, does he deserve all of the blame, no there is still some conjecture of whether or not it came from the lab buddies lying whether he funded dgain-of-function research and yes he should be punished. ♪ it's a wishlist on wheels. a choice that requires no explanation. it's where safe and daring seamlessly intersect. it's understated, yet over-delivers. it is truly the mercedes-benz of sports sedans. visit your local

ron johnson, good to see you. thanks for joining us. good to see you. >> have a good night. elizabeth: senator rand paull make a criminal referral to the justice department alleging dr. fauci lied to congress over nih funding of dangerous gain of function supervirus research. dr. fauci heatedly denying all of that. representative mark green is next. he will break it down. you are watching "the evening edit" on fox business. >> yes. i will be sending a letter to the department of justice asking for a criminal referral because he has lied to congress. we have scientists that will line up by the dozens to say that the research he was funding was gain of function. he is doing this because he has a self-interest to cover his tracks and to cover his connection to wuhan lab. now does he deserve all of the blame? no. there is still conjecture whether or not it came from the lab but he is lying whether or not he funded gain of function research and yes, he should be punished. ♪. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you nee

jon ossoff will be chair, ron johnson, ranking member, tom carper, maggie hassan, alex padilla, rand paulon the emerging threats and spending oversight subcommittee. maggie hassan, rand paul, maggie hassan will be chair, rand paul will be ranking member, kyrsten sinema, jackie rosen, jon ossoff, mitt romney, rick scott, josh hawley. and the following senators will serve on the government operations and border management subcommittee. it will be chaired by kyrsten sinema. james lankford will be ranking member. tom carper, alex padilla, jon ossoff, ron johnson, mitt romney, and josh hawley. so congratulations to our new chairs, our ranking members, and to all members of our committee. i look forward to working with all of you in the months and years ahead. officially the record for this hearing will remain opened until 5:00 pm on march 9th, 2021, for the submission of statements and questions for the record. with that, this hearing is officially adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

like wisconsin senator ron johnson, who has suggested there may be some sort of shadowy plot behind the vaccine push or senator rand paulon't be getting vaccinated >> until they show me evidence that people who have already had the infection are dying in large numbers or being hospitalized or getting very sick, i just made my own personal decision that i'm not getting vaccinated because i've already had the disease and i have natural immunity now >> seth: look, if you're comfortable getting by with what your body produces on its own, then you should take off that regional theatre wig of yours. now, look, obviously, you're allowed to make your own personal decisions no one's gonna strap you to a gurney and inject you with a vaccine. this isn't "a clockwork orange," situation even though rudy giuliani does always looks like he's strapped to a chair and being forced to watch his scene in "borat. "how did i not know it was a set-up?" also, senator, you're wrong about a bunch of things. for one thing, the cdc still recommends getting vaccinated, even if you've had covid, and perhaps most importantly, as we've already explain

paul and dr. fauci over the origins of covid-19 and gain of function research. wisconsin senator ronuence, former secretary of state mike pompeo with his take on chinese cyber attacks, growing calls against taiwan's existence as an independent country, plus we'll get into the nord stream 2 pipeline in europe. joining the conversation all morning long this morning, lee carter and francis newton stacy. we're going to get back to this fantastic panel when we come right back. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ this past year has felt like a long, long norwegian winter. but eventually, with spring comes rebirth. everything begins anew. and many of us realize a fundamental human need to connect with other like-minded people. welcome back to the world. viking. exploring the world in comfort... once again. maria: welcome back. well, the border crisis is turning into a covid crisis now. the number of covid positive detainees at the rio grande valley sector is up 900% compared to the last 14 months. 135 detainees testing positive in the first two weeks of july. joini

paul and mmtc for the same amount of time. i promise i won't retire on you, honey. and one of the last things i'd like to say as ron said, mmtc is a village and it takes a lot. when i was -- you all know that i came from bet, the told pre-viacom bet when bob was in charge and we did a lot with a little and i'd like to say the same thing, i go -- i guess about bet that i say about mmtc, we were often in a situation where we were working hard and we had to change. it was like one of my producers said, this is like trying to change the tires on a car while you're driving the car. well, i would like to ask that everyone who believes and supports mmtc that you continue to do so, that you continue to reach out. i have a very special closing thanks i'd like to make to ron johnson and david. as ron said, we were joined at the hip, nights, weekends, church sometimes, you know, church was like for me and ron to kind of only sacred time when we didn't put our heads together and keep this wonderful organization going. we've had over 100 graduates of mmtc's programs and alumni and with support we can double, triple, quadruple t

paul and at mmtc the same amount of time. i promise i won't retired on you, honey. and one of the last things i think i would like to say as ron said, mmtc is a village and it takes a lot. you all know that i came from the old viacom bet and we did a lot with a little. i would like to say the same saying that i guess i would say about bet that i would say about mmtc, that we were often in a situation we were working hard and had to change. one of my producers said it's like trying to change the tires on a car while you are trying to drive the car. i would ask everyone that believes and supports mmtc that you continue to do so, continue to reach out. i have a very special closing i would like to make. we were joined at the hip. my weekend church sometimes was the only sacred time when we didn't put our heads together and keep this wonderful organization going. we had over 100 graduates and alumni. with support "a triple, quadruple that. that's all i can say in closing. i've had a lot of support. i said i wasn't going to mention names and i started doing that so i will probably get in trouble. thank you all. it's been a wonderfu

jon ossoff will be chair, ron johnson, ranking member, tom carper, maggie hassan, alex padilla, rand paulats and spending oversight subcommittee. maggie hassan, rand paul, maggie hassan will be chair, rand paul will be ranking member, kyrsten sinema, jackie rosen, jon ossoff, mitt romney, rick scott, josh hawley. and the following senators will serve on the government operations and border management subcommittee. it will be chaired by kyrsten sinema. james lankford will be ranking member. tom carper, alex padilla, jon ossoff, ron johnson, mitt romney, and josh hawley. so congratulations to our new chairs, our ranking members, and to all members of our committee. i look forward to working with all of you in the months and years ahead. officially the record for this hearing will remain opened until 5:00 pm on march 9th, 2021, for the submission of statements and questions for the record. with that, this hearing is officially adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> this week marks

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