Watch Tomorrow's Show from Political Chowder

[herepamwas]

Directions:

1. Go to http://www.politicalchowder.com/

2. Enter the website.

3. Click on "Click here for more information"

4. Scroll down to watch video or click watch video underneath episode guide.

Dr. Paul's interview is the last 20 minutes or so.

 

[akalucas]

Nice. Thanks for the instructions

 

[JoshLowry]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7664680208764515951

Thanks again pam.

 

[herepamwas]

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7664680208764515951

Thanks again pam.

Thanks for linking it. I couldn't figure it out!

 

[JoshLowry]

No problem, it's at about the 41:00 minute mark.

 

[yongrel]

Thanks for the links

 

[nayjevin]

this interview was GREAT.

The harder and more to the point the questions are that are asked of him, the more he shines -- the true sign of a good leader.

I'm starting to think it's not possible to beat this man in a fair argument of the proper approach to policy.

 

[SeanEdwards]

Ron Paul's interview was outstanding. Ron gets plenty of time to make his points in detail.

I would also recommend viewing the first part of the show where the host interviews two retired military officers who are speaking out against Bush's leadership. One thing they brought up that was interesting was the fact that Brent Scowcroft had gone as a messenger from Bush Sr. to try to convince Jr. to put his wiener back in his pants, but Dubya told Scowcroft to take a hike. So Scowcroft went public with an op-ed that shredded dubyas naive justifications and plans before the war got started. Scowcrofts op-ed looks like a prediction of future history when viewed now.

I wonder if Bush Sr. might have had a more realistic view of the uncertainties of war since he had actually been in battle himself, while his dimwitted son only played at being a soldier. I wonder what these two Bushes say to each other in private these days.

edit: The synch between the video and audio is terrible during Paul's interview. It looks like a badly dubbed Kung-fu movie.

 

[winston84]

This was a great interview, no softballs thrown and given ample time to respond. The interviewer could teach the MSM a thing or two on how to conduct an interview.