Ron Paul and Charles Goyette - The Weekly Podcast

Ron Paul talks about the reasons behind high food prices.

Ron Paul pulls back the curtain on what's behind the sequester panic in DC and offers some real solutions.

Ron Paul may not be in DC anymore, but he's still got pertinent questions to ask. Like these for Federal reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke.

President Bush's Iraq War began 10 years ago. Ron Paul tells the inside story of how it got by Congress and what the result has been.

Syria and North Korea: Powder Kegs and Interventionism

The Midnight Bank Raid in Cyprus: Fair Warning for Us?

Ron Paul says America is becoming a nation of crony capitalism: Bailouts, subsidies, protection from competition, and sweetheart deals for government cronies.

Eighty years ago this month the U.S. government confiscated the American people's gold, threatening them with imprisonment. Could it happen again? And what does Ron Paul think of the sharp drop in gold prices?

America's Confused Foreign Policy: Battling Al Qaeda (Except Where We're on Their Side!) Plus the brand new Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity.

American's are No Longer Willing to Give Up Their Freedom...And Looking Back on Boston.

Ron Paul discusses the War on Drugs, its costs, its failures, and the disparities of its racial impact.

Right after President Obama criticizes people like Ron Paul who say government must be closely watched, we learn about the IRS targeting opponents of big government and the Justice Department seizing reporters' phone records without warrants.

THE IRS SCANDAL: Presidents and Congress have long used the IRS as a weapon against their political enemies. But Ron Paul uses the scandal of the IRS targeting opponents of big government to focus our attention on the nature of the income tax itself.

Ron Paul maintained his political ideals during a long career in office. How did he do it and what was it like? What conditions did he encounter? What kind of pressures did he endure? And how do we find others like him?

The Lessons of Foreign Interventionism: Ten year ago the U.S. blundered into Iraq with talk about remaking the Mideast. But May was the most violent month in Iraq in the last five years. And the rest of the Mideast is more combustible than it was before we went in. Now, with all the saber-rattlers and chest-thumpers urging us to war in Syria, Ron Paul says that we need to learn the lessons of interventionism.

THE SAFARI AND THE SEQUESTER: President Obama's African junket is estimated to cost $100 million. Ron Paul says, "It's Obama's safari - but we're the ones taken for a ride!" Even if the Sequester means that there's not enough money to allow tours of the Washington Monument or the White House, there's always plenty of money for the Imperial Presidency and even to jump into war in Syria.

The governing classes and the Washington media keep telling us that Edward Snowden is aiding the enemy by letting us know about the government's unconstitutional snooping on our calls and emails. Does the government see you and me as the enemy?

HYPOCRISY ON HIGH: The U.S. Government's double standards - from spying to currency manipulation - are breathtaking. It is in the interest of those who value liberty to challenge the empire and insist on transparency.

The bankruptcy of a once great city should be a wake-up call to the people before America itself becomes Detroit.

CAN THE RUNAWAY NSA BE STOPPED? Every day we learn more about the extent of state spying on the people. The government wants people's secret passwords and a hidden NSA program allows them to search your email, online chats, and browsing history.