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

[unknown]

I think I actually love Ron Paul MORE than I did before. Didnt think that was possible...

 

[green73]

He is schooling them! Go professor Paul!

 

[dbill27]

can you imagine mitt or obama even being able to participate in a conversation like the one ron is having?

 

[mczerone]

This is one of the most honest economic discussions i've ever seen on t.v

Agreed. Only 3/4 of the people involved are lying their asses off!

 

[unknown]

These minions are in awe of the man even though they are there to protect the establishment.

 

[wgadget]

Twitter is on fire with Ron Paul tweets!

 

[unknown]

can you imagine mitt or obama even being able to participate in a conversation like the one ron is having?

Never.

Theyd be giving some abstract response wrapped around free markets and job creation blah blah. F*cking puppets.

 

[kathy88]

Twitter is on fire with Ron Paul tweets!

What hashtag are you following?

 

[unknown]

CNBC minion: "What do you think of the Walmart bribery scandal?"

Ron Paul: "Its wrong".

The f*ck is wrong with these A$$ clowns?

 

[unknown]

What hashtag are you following?

Did you shower?

 

[kathy88]

Did you shower?

HAHAHA NO.

 

[Bastiat's The Law]

Hope someone is tubing this appearance!

 

[Bastiat's The Law]

Twitter is on fire with Ron Paul tweets!

Can you post the comments here. Twitter is confusion to me.

 

[unknown]

This Walmart story is such a nothing. I mean really, WGAF?

Not like its going to move their stock price. It will affect nothing.

 

[unknown]

Awwwwwwwwwwwww chit, here we goooooooooooooo

 

[mczerone]

This Walmart story is such a nothing. I mean really, WGAF?

Not like its going to move their stock price. It will affect nothing.

What they may have done is truly miniscule. And it goes to show that "bribery" is nothing but a govt problem.

The real big fireworks come from the federal criminal charges - who knows how much the state is going to be able to extort from Walmart for this non-crime. That's where the stock-hit and volatility come from: the uncertainty of what the raiders will do to Walmart to "set an example".

Notice there is no outrage being directed at the Mexican officials accused of accepting (probably even soliciting) the bribes. This is a "problem" that should be handled "in house" with the bureaucrats that can't follow their own institution's rules. And the problem wouldn't even exist if there were a recognition of property rights in the tax-farm known as Mexico.

 

[dbill27]

you mean mexico's govt is corrupt? what a shocking story

 

[J_White]

lol

That was an ok ending to the segment. Of-course Ron Paul has read his readings. Ron Paul has read everything.

 

[unknown]

OMG f%ck this Walmart thing.

Ron Paul...

 

[tod evans]

I remember why I hate syndicated media!

Thank you to everyone who posts youtubes of the relevant parts!