INTERVIEW: Ron Paul Discusses Mass Media Suppression of Rand Paul's Campaign
Ben SwannPublished: 06 Nov, 2015
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=997v5anKNac
In an exclusive interview, Truth In Media’s Joshua Cook talks with former Texas Congressman and liberty icon Dr. Ron Paul.
In the interview, Ron Paul shares his thoughts with Cook about his son Rand Paul’s presidential campaign. Ron also discussed with Cook his position on the Syrian refugee crisis, ISIS, foreign policy, gun control and the obstacles of overcoming a biased media.
Dr. Paul went on to request support for Rand’s money bomb at RandPaul.com.
Check out Ron Paul’s new book, Swords into Plowshares, here.
Editor's note: This post originally published on Truth in Media, and has been modified only slightly for publication on IVN.
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