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Full HD video of Myrtle Beach Rally with complete speeches from Senator Davis and Dr. Paul

Submitted by Toledana on Mon, 01/16/2012 - 13:29

Here is our full 45 minute video from the rally at Myrtle Beach, SC last night.

This version starts off with a few images of the beautiful sea side location and contains the entire endorsement speech from Senator Tom Davis. He introduces Dr. Paul 10 minutes into the video and the standing room only crowd goes crazy. Ron Paul then proceeds to make an amazing 35 minute speech with no notes to a completely captivated crowd.

It was a great event!

http://youtu.be/X0AOy5wgMMo

Thanks Ron Paul Films.

Submitted by SteveMT on Mon, 01/16/2012 - 13:40. Permalink

I put this link into the front page story.
It is that good.

Thanks! Best video I've seen so far.

Submitted by We the People on Mon, 01/16/2012 - 13:37. Permalink

Still shaky, but at least it's closer.

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Ron Paul's Convention Speech

Thanks... we didn't bring our tripod so parts are a bit shaky

Submitted by Toledana on Mon, 01/16/2012 - 17:08. Permalink

We figured that the mainstream press or CSPAN would be covering this rally like they did for the big events in Iowa and New Hampshire. Normally, we don't upload entire speeches and prefer to do highlight reels which don't necessitate steady cams or tripods.

It's often hard for us to get a spot on the media platform because the big dogs don't like outsiders in their space. We usually film from different areas than they do.... but when we arrived at this event we saw very few broadcast cameras and they seemed to be local, not national. So we decided to jump on the press platform even though we got the side eye from a couple producers.

When we got back from the rally we looked online and saw virtually no mention of this event outside of DailyPaul and RonPaulForums, so we decided to edit and upload the whole thing in it's entirety. We filmed it handheld, so that is why the camera is moving a bit. Next time we will be more prepared if this lack of coverage happens again.