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doing the ron paul channel because i think he could have beaten barack obama and he would now be the present united states so you know the media though didn't want that to happen his colleague tom woods from the mrs institute said when ron paul left the campaign he was discouraged and ticked off at the media when it comes to the media refusing to allow people to hear the full spectrum of opinion that exists well yeah that does actually take him off and frankly i find it encouraging to see him ticked off he should be soon after the campaign ron paul resigned from congress and started the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity daniel mcadams is the executive director of the institute mission is to carry on and to accelerate what congressman paul was doing through his years in congress and before that working for an interventionist foreign policy working for a reduction in our military spending reduction in the empire and also protection of civil liberties at home it's here that he is challenging the establishment ideas are very radical things to educating people in informing them about things that they're they've not been exposed to you know. it can be a very radical thing a

doing the ron paul channel because i think he could have beaten barack obama and he would now be the present united states so you know the media though didn't want that to happen his colleague tom woods from the mrs institute said when ron paul left the campaign he was discouraged and ticked off at the media when it comes to the media refusing to allow people to hear the full spectrum of opinion that exists well yeah that does actually tick him off and frankly i find it encouraging to see him ticked off he should be soon after the campaign ron paul resigned from congress and started the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity daniel mcadams is the executive director of the institute mission is to carry on and to accelerate what congressman paul was doing through his years in congress and before that working for a noninterventionist foreign policy working for a reduction in our military spending reduction in the empire and also protection of civil liberties at home it's here that he is challenging the establishment ideas are very radical things to educating people in informing them about things that they're they've not been exposed to you know. it can be a very radical thing

. >> you know, tom, speaking with ron insana a moment ago, and he was saying what he knows about steve, this guy's going to fight it all the way to the end as opposed to settling. is that your feeling on this? >> ron's a savvy guy, mandy. yes, no question he'll fight this. especially if you look at the relief that the s.e.c. is looking for. it's not the money that bothers a guy like steve cohen, it's that the s.e.c. wants to bar him from managing anyone else's money and being a hedge fund manager any longer. i don't see anyone who's as successful as he is could put up with that. >> hold on, if i heard you correctly, you said you don't think it's a very strong case? >> i think it's a weak case. >> and i ask you that -- and part me for a moment -- i ask you that because we had somebody on previously who said it seemed to be very strong. they're quoting from e-mails. >> yeah. yeah, they had strong e-mails they would go into a civil courtroom. no, can they win it in an administrative proceeding? i would agree with your guest, that's probably why they did it, and could probably win it in th

hi tom my name is ron i want to know your views on why. the united states is three billion dollars a year in eight is room. israel's a democracy in the middle east it's a strategically important area israel was in a strategically important ally from pretty much from the get go and i'd say that's probably the majority of it we're giving an almost equal equal amount of money too . does a consequence of israel in egypt coming to a peace deal back during the carter administration as i recall. so i'm pretty sure that's pretty much the answer that we have a second comment received. rant line. comes a liar hartman i don't know why you have a guest on there are why i guess whatever you want to come on your show that disagrees with you because all you do is is speak over them and the louder and louder the more you're getting your butt kicked which you usually do when somebody comes on the air with facts and figures that you can't refute your repeated. always you despise right for whatever reason when he was president and i know you take this is tha

tom hanks, ron howard will be back. > number two, talk about a graduation surprise. tom cruise made the day of 60 act aing students by showing up unannounced and giving a commencement speech. i was wondering, do i remember who gave my commencement speech? i do, it was elizabeth vargas. >>> would you pay 120 bucks for a white tee? >> no. >> chris still hasn't answered. i think he might have a couple of those in his closet. apparently a lot of people will and they did. number one story. kanye west fashion line went online and sold out in a matter of minutes. the site even crashed. features two plain t-shirts available, again, for 120 bucks. what happened to fruit of the loom. you can get three of them for $8.99. >> that is the great thing about america. you can put something out there and if people like it. >> i'll sell you two of them for $35. >> and i will buy one of those. >> thanks so much, nushell. >>> all right, coming up on "new day" the protest after the george zimmerman verdict are only expected to increase and al

two views now: ron pollack is with families usa, which backs the law and is working to increase enrollment. and tom miller of the american enterprise institute. he's the co-author of the book "why obamacare is wrong for america." welcome to both of you. ron pollack what is your sense of the reason of this new delay? >> i think it's largely employers were complaining about the paperwork and the administration responded to that. but i have to say, gwen this is much ado about fairly little in the following sense. as you accurately indicated this mandate only applies to large businesses. those that have more than 50 workers. and if you take a look at the businesses that have more than 50 workers more than 94% of them already provide health care coverage. it's about 6%, a little less than 6% that don't provide this coverage. the question is what impact might it have with respect to that 6%. and of course we don't know whether the mandate would have actually resulted in many of those companies deciding to provide coverage. but the key aspects of the affordable care act, which are designed to expand cover

congressman tom cole who called it the political equivalent of throwing a temper tantrum. senators rongainst the plan this week, and at the head of the adult's table, senator richard burr. >> i think it is the dumbest idea i've ever heard of

congressman tom cole who called it the political equivalent of throwing a temper tantrum. senators ron johnson and roy blunt who each came out against the plan this week, and at the head of the adult's table, senator richard burr. >> i think it is the dumbest idea i've ever heard of. listen, as lon as barack obama's president, the affordable care act is going to be law. >> but those tantrum throwers are not to be confused with the jedi council. that is, actually what they are calling themselves. a group of house republicans who have a different strategy -- hold the government hostage over obama care during the debt ceiling fight which is expected to happen a month after the deadline for a continuing resolution. but what's happening in congress right now doesn't necessitate jedi mind tricks. as norm onstein, a scholar with the conservative american enterprise interstatute writes in the national journal, what is going on now to sabotage obama care is not treasonous, just sharply beneath any reasonable standards of laefkted officials with the a fiduciary responsibility of governing. lawma

, john cornyn, roy blunt and ron johnson have all come forward to oppose the take-no-prisoners approach warning that it amounts to political suicide. according to senator tom coburn, it is dishonest. the president is never going to sign a bill defunding obama care. i'm getting phone calls from oklahoma saying support mike lee and i'm ramming right back, support him in destroying the republican party? yesterday new york congressman peter king joined the chorus. >> we should not be closing down the government under any circumstances. that doesn't work. it is wrong. >> but utah senator mike lee, the general leading the charge in the upper chamber, is not letting the critics mess with his plans no matter how hairbrained they may be. yesterday on fox news senator lee remained defiant. >> look, i understand that there are some in the washington establishment, some from both political parties, who weren't happy with me over this. in this instance i'm going to take that as a compliment, an indication that i'm doing something right. >> doing something right or possibly something terribly, terribly wrong. over the weekend, self-avowed wacko bird senator tim cruz dou

, john cornyn, roy blunt and ron johnson have all come forward to oppose the take-no-prisoners approach warning that it amounts to political suicide. according to senator tom

devote you know tom cruise is will go after this thing until he gets it he was in that wheelchair around l.a. los angeles and new york he was trying to he melded into the role with ron are you workaholic yourself. when i do the work you know i don't want to become one of those people who does a lot of busy stuff with it means something your profession has to work for just like in psychiatrist again johnny says there are sad are you have affection is to work for no not at all you know have i understand the nature of this collaboration and it's never there's nothing that's completely right you have to find your way and it says it's just chemistry that exists between you me here or between me and an issue deal i'd be actors sometimes uncomfortable doing is obsolete you know it's there's a free dialogue as it is we have to agree all of us are that we weigh about one hundred fifty people or standing around right you have to get to a place where you're free to to move forward but definitely the actor. has to feel free enough to say look i i can't do it again i don't get this bring it up you know risk it all out we have to because but if otherwise or shoot it we're not goi

devote you know tom cruise is will go after this thing until he gets it he was in that wheelchair around l.a. los angeles and new york he was trying to he melded into the role with ron are you workaholic yourself. when i do the work you know i don't want to become one of those people who does a lot of busy stuff with it means something i wrote perfectionist to work for just like in psychiatrist again johnny's or or sad or you have affection is to work for no not at all you know have i understand the nature of this collaboration and it's never there's nothing that's completely right you have to find your way and it says it's his chemistry that exists between you me here or between me and been the issue do you would be actors sometimes uncomfortable doing is obsolete you know it's there's a free dialogue as it is we have to agree all of us were there and we weigh about one hundred fifty people or standing around right you have to get to a place where you're read to to move forward but definitely the actor. has to feel free enough to say look i i can't do it again i don't get this bring it up you know let's get it all out we have to because but if otherwise or shoot it

about the proposed boycott is dr rein ron daniels president of the institute of the black world twenty first century i could daniels welcome. good to be with you tom thanks for joining us to first of all tell us a little bit about the i.b.e.w. in the work that you're going to as well instead of the black will twenty first century is a progressive resource center which works on a number of projects most recently a day of direct action about the war on drugs which were opposed to and were opposed to mass incarceration and we are encouraging the president to invest in what i call it what we call america's dog ghettos that's an important part of the work that we do we also do training for young servant leaders we have a black bag. some of the black professional organizations that are the come together to talk about how to preserve and maintain and build sustainable black families so that's the heart of what we do building collaboration's networking in order to try to build stronger black communities in this period that's sounds like you know god's work i mean the good stuff i'm curious also curious to what extent you you may be able to or may even be