Ron Paul talks with Daniel McAdams, executive director of Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity in the clip below in the new Ron Paul's Liberty Report. They discuss Ukraine and President Obama, and Ron comes out with some insights from directions that I hadn't thought of before.
BTW, I think this format is a great format for Ron. It gives him the opportunity to discuss affairs of the day without having to always be on alert for gotcha questions from hostile reporters---or simply shallow questions.
With Ron and Daniel, it is almost like two very knowledgeable guys, with inside perspective, in a bar talking.
Daniel is perfect in his role because of his knowledge and I think it makes Ron feel comfortable in the conversation, and we end up benefiting by understanding much more about how Ron thinks about different political players and the world.
I could watch this kind of stuff all day.
--RW
I couldn't agree more, this setting is perfect. Two of my favorite foreign policy people sitting together having a conversation. You forget you are watching a video and feel like you are sitting in with them.
ReplyDeleteRobert Wenzel, you said:
ReplyDelete"They discuss Ukraine and President Obama, and Ron comes out with some insights from directions that I hadn't thought of before."
On the insights about Obama to which you allude to not having thought of before, would you be willing to specify?
The reason I ask is because I'm under the impression that if Ron Paul had said some more of this kind of stuff in 2012, he would have gotten more votes from Conservatives.
For example, he shows that he does understand the Conservatives' position on American Exceptionalism, that the term had to do with championing free markets rather than global superiority.
The other guy needed to brush up on Obama, because he apparently didn't hear the prior clip of Obama saying something to the effect of "I'm sure other countries think they're exceptional, too", knowing full well that other countries didn't even pretend to champion free markets.
Thank you.
As Lew wrote, the RT network should give Ron Paul his own show. Or why not Pat Buchanan?
ReplyDelete" RT network should give Ron Paul his own show. Or why not Pat Buchanan?" Since they're both loyal GOP members......
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