By RonPaul.com on May 12, 2010
Date: 05/12/2010 Transcript David Asman: Republican Congressman from Texas, Dr. Ron Paul. So Congressman, why do you think we’re bailing out the banks that bet on Greek debt? Ron Paul: Well, I think the banking system is international. I think we do have a global economy, and even though they may be foreign banks, I [...]
Posted in Ron Paul's Interviews | Tagged AIG, Bailout, Banks, Bonds, Debt, Federal Reserve, Greece |
By RonPaul.com on February 28, 2010
Is big government necessarily bad government? Ron Paul says “yes” and explains the reasons to Jack Cafferty. Date: 02/26/2010 Channel: CNN Host: Jack Cafferty Transcript Jack Cafferty: Is big government necessarily bad government? My next guest says it is. And I’m inclined to agree with him. Representative Ron Paul won the presidential straw poll at [...]
Posted in Economy, Ron Paul's Interviews | Tagged Bankrupt, Broken Government, CNN, Debt, Dollar, Jack Cafferty |
By RonPaul.com on November 1, 2009
Download the interview as an MP3 file here (27:01 minutes). Show: King World News Date: 10/30/2009 Transcript Eric King: This is King World News, I’m Eric King, and you’re about to hear a tremendous interview with Congressman Ron Paul, author of the Audit The Fed bill and a champion of freedom in this country. Remember [...]
Posted in Economy, Federal Reserve, Ron Paul's Interviews | Tagged Audit the Fed, Debt, Dollar, End the Fed, H1N1, Secession, Swine Flu |
By RonPaul.com on March 24, 2009
Channel: Fox News Show: Glenn Beck Program Date: 3/23/2009 Transcript: Glenn Beck: We’re back with Texas Congressman Ron Paul. Senator Gregg said that the United States is going bankrupt, and that Obama is going to bankrupt the United States of America. Do you believe that, Congressman? Ron Paul: Not quite, because I think it’s already [...]
Posted in Economy, Ron Paul's Interviews | Tagged bankruptcy, Debt, Dollar, Failed State, Federal Reserve, Treasury, USA |
By RonPaul.com on February 27, 2009
In the “Hearing on Restoring the Economy: Strategies for Short-term and Long-term Change”, Ron Paul and Paul Volcker discuss the history, present and future of fiat currencies. Date: 2/26/2009 Transcript: Chairman: Mr. Paul for one minute? Ron Paul: Thank you, Madam Chairman. I, too, hear my voice all the time and I’m sure the rest [...]
Posted in Monetary Policy, Ron Paul in Congress | Tagged Bubble, Congress, Crisis, Currency, Debt, Dollar, Dollar Standard, Fiat, Gold, Hearing, Paul Volcker |
By RonPaul.com on February 11, 2009
In Monday’s conversation with Clear Channel’s Paul Westcott, Ron Paul warns that the stimulus package will weaken the dollar and lead to rising inflation over the next 6 to 12 months. Channel: Clear Channel Radio Date: 02/09/2009 Transcript: Paul Westcott: We are on the phone now with Texas Congressman Ron Paul. Dr. Paul, thank you [...]
Posted in Economy, Monetary Policy, Ron Paul's Interviews | Tagged Bailouts, Clear Channel, Debt, Inflation |
By RonPaul.com on February 3, 2009
Ron Paul and Judge Andrew Napolitano discuss the bailouts, the stimulus, the crisis, the gold standard, the debt, individualism and collectivism on Napolitano’s show “Brian and the Judge”. Show: Brian and the Judge Channel: Fox News Radio Date: 2/3/2009 Transcript: Andrew Napolitano: There are very few people on the Congress of the United States of [...]
Posted in Economy, Monetary Policy, Ron Paul's Interviews | Tagged Andrew Napolitano, Bailout, Brian and the Judge, Collectivism, Crisis, Debt, Gold Standard, Individualism, Stimulus |
By RonPaul.com on October 3, 2008
United States House of Representatives Statement on HR 1424 October 3, 2008 Ron Paul Madame Speaker, only in Washington could a bill demonstrably worse than its predecessor be brought back for another vote and actually expect to gain votes. That this bailout was initially defeated was a welcome surprise, but the power-brokers in Washington and [...]
Posted in Economy, Monetary Policy, Ron Paul's Writings | Tagged Bailout Bill, Congress, Debt, Financial Crisis, Ron Paul |
By RonPaul.com on March 21, 2005
by Ron Paul Last week Congress spent another $82 billion in an “emergency” supplemental appropriations bill. There is no emergency, however: Congress simply exceeded its fiscal year budget once again and needs more money. The 13 standard appropriations bills, which provide about $2.4 trillion to run the federal government in 2005, are not enough to [...]
Posted in Ron Paul's Writings, Texas Straight Talk | Tagged Debt, Spending |