Me on Fox Business Channel

[Taco John]

Might as well post this here:

http://www.youtube.com/v/-1RgaQTapdg&rel=1

http://www.youtube.com/v/0lso3Kc5h_U&rel=1

 

[jjschless]

Nice job. Clearly they don't understand that you can't herd, order, demand of the internet.

 

[Cali4RonPaul]

You did fine. Well spoken and straight to the point.

 

[Cali4RonPaul]

WOW i just caught the 2nd video.

Brilliant comment where you said its not up to the candidates for them to leverage the internet its really the supporters!!

 

[Bryan]

Very well done Taco. You articulated a good amount of excellent points.

 

[rs3515]

Nice job from me as well ... amazing how you tell them exactly what's going on, yet they still don't fully understand it.

 

[Bryan]

Brilliant comment where you said its not up to the candidates for them to leverage the internet its really the supporters!!

Agreed- that's something that doesn't register with the top-down control types.

 

[evadmurd]

Way to stick to your guns and not let him talk over you. O'Reilly is next. The Fact - ah!

 

[Paul4Prez]

I liked your comment about the "money primary," and how on December 31st Ron Paul's fundraising numbers are going to be available for everyone to see, and will blow them out of the water.

I don't think the host or the panel really understood what you were saying though.

 

[tcmaroc]

well done

 

[Patronus]

All I could think about during this interview and the progression of this campaign was The Wisdom of Crowds by James Surowiecki. This truly is a revolutionary progress in how politics and our country will be run in the future.

The other campaigns don't get it, because you can't expect a grassroots effort to spring forth like this without a message. Only with a message as pure as Ron Paul's will individuals act like we are now.

The comparisons to Dean are ridiculous. A few blogs and setting up online donations pale in comparison to the mammoth that is the Ron Paul Revolution. It's amazing how naive these people in the media are. They just don't get it. Or maybe it's because I'm a 20 something.

 

[kutibah]

I loved how when you mentioned the falling dollar he says "We think alot of what he says is very important and is not being discussed enough...". That seems like Fox is actually acknowledging what Dr. Paul says??? Wow...I must be dreaming...

 

[chadism]

Dude, I just saw that! Great job! How'd you land this interview? Again, you conducted yourself very well...

 

[TheRothbardian]

awesome.

 

[sharedvoice]

Hahaha nice. You were a little nervous, but that is ok. You brought some good points to light.

 

[RlxdN10sity]

Awsome man. I think you did an excellent job. I would have been way nervous trying to talk on MSM. The people in studio were clueless to what you were trying to tell them. They were talking about investing in the internet and how some candidates had only spent maybe a million in online efforts. You don't invest in the internet, outside of a comprehensive official campaign website. The internet invests in you. I think the main thing thats being missed here is that people are rallying behind a man of the highest integrity. The most honorable, principled person that any of us have ever had and never expected to have running as a presidential candidate. And too the fact that he is being almost completely ignored in the MSM and otherwise marginalised has forced us into action on alternative media and internet intensive action.

 

[kalami]

That techpresident guy knows his stuff. You did a good job. The analysts they brought in the end were pretty clueless. "Clinton has only spent a million into the internet."

 

[Steve4RP]

...after voting for Bush four times, I would have never guessed I would be congratulating the efforts of someone called 'Taco John' for his political efforts. Well done!

 

[jpinkerton]

GG Taco John! Well done!

All Your Base Are Belong To Us!

 

[sharedvoice]

That techpresident guy knows his stuff. You did a good job. The analysts they brought in the end were pretty clueless. "Clinton has only spent a million into the internet."

I agree with you.