[Video] Ron Paul hosts CNBC's Squawk Box - Monday April 23, 2012

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Ron Paul is making Steve Liesman so uncomfortable... I love it!
 
The wars are an attempt to send a message to those in the middle east who might be thinking of taking something other than the US dollar for their oil.

It's interesting that Ron Paul can just say something like "oh, the gold backed dinar will replace the US dollar as the reserve currency, don't know when, but 5 or 10 years maybe."

Because right there, that's really the biggie. They could spend some time going over 1) what would happen to the dollar if this gold dinar replaced the US Dollar as the reserve currency? And if the answer is "catastrophe", 2) what, then, are you prepared to do to prevent this from taking place?

+rep. The pundits won't go near that topic with a trillion foot pole.

Scary thing is, not only is this elephant in the room, there's a herd of them, the hosts could all sense them, and Ron Paul is the only one actually trying to manage them.
 
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Ron Paul Rocks!

What a great showing by Ron Paul. He was teaching this grownups like schoolchildren. His knowledge about every aspect of the economy deserves so much of respect. Have you ever seen any of the candidates invited to host any TV show? He really rocks. His foreign policy really makes sense. I can't understand how a lot of the people don't see it. Did you catch when liberal host Steve said that this Ron Paul, he really makes you think. All kinds of people are drawn to Ron Paul.
This morning show gave me really big boost to my mood for our Pennsylvania primaries tomorrow. Me and my friends will make everything possible to have our delegates elected.
 
Wow. It's nice to be reminded why this is the only politician I've ever truly idolized. Rand is not a suitable heir to the Ron Paul revolution. The other day when Rand was on Alex Jones he showed his true colors by mentioning a flat tax and saying that because it collects different amounts of tax from people (at the same rate) it is progressive but I think he intentionally said that because he knows that many neoconservatives like a flat tax. The flat tax is immoral because it would be raising rates on the poor but many republicans embrace conservatism not because of an understanding of monetary policy or true compassion but because of the 'us against them' mentality and a dislike for the people they see as poor. Rand is either off base on monetary policies or being intentionally disingenuous because he cares more about the GOP or power than the ideas his father believes in.
 
Thanks for the edited versions (even though I didn't watch them).

Unfortunately I started watching before those versions were posted and had to labor through the whole thing, WalMart, Europe and all.

Dr Paul makes it worth it though.
 
The FEDERAL RESERVE fought tooth and nail against transparency and the FED shill guy is spewing propaganda for the unsuspecting viewers. Also THE FED hired teams of lawyers and lobbyists in an attempt to stop a complete AUDIT of THE FED. THE FED bought enough politicians inside the DC Beltway to limit the audit to watered-down piece of bread.
 
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Great, great TV time there for Ron. He did very well, guaranteed to make some people think for a change.
 
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