Ron Paul promotes "End the Fed" on CNN

He’s still going strong, but I wish he wouldn’t dumb it down so much.

If he really wants things to change, he should be promoting non-compliance.

He’s bringing people from where you were 5 years ago, to where you were 1 year ago. Everyone has a role to play.

He did with taxation. Quoted Lysander Spooner as a hero, in an interview.

Interviewer tries to get him to go outright against it, but he smartly turns to civil disobedience. Says its for that individual person to decide. But he wouldn’t force people to pay.

Truth.

With reserve requirements and such?

Does anyone know of anywhere to find a schedule showing when Dr. Paul is scheduled to appear on major television networks? I’d like to subtly introduce my parents to his ideas through a showing of the evening news.

This site has been regularly providing his scheduled appearances ahead of time. He had one this morning as you’ll see at the top of the web page linked. It was a really good interview. The view that this country is no longer a capitalistic culture was brought up, not by him (though he agreed), but by another guest from the Huffington Post (I think their recent article on Fed buying off academia, etc… put these two on the show as no mere coincidence; two being Ron P. and the Huff. guest). That’s definitely not something one hears on msm everyday - that this country is NOT a free market economically speaking. Other good points in the interview too I felt.

Here’s what the website says if you scroll down as to when he will be on another msm show:

Update 2: The Glenn Beck interview has been canceled for today. Stay tuned for information on rescheduling.

— opps nevermind it’s been canceled, but this site will show his interviews and any others that are scheduled to come up.

Thanks you for the link. This is great because I’ll never have to sit through another Glenn Beck or Kudlow Report in hopes of seeing Ron Paul, Peter Schiff or Bob Murphy again.

Maybe Michael Moore was watching. If so I bet he is feeling sillier then usual.

Nah, he’d just edit as needed so they seemed to say what he wanted, or so he could make them look bad at the very least.