Ron Paul Hosts CNBC's Squawk Box - Monday April 23rd

They did give some exposure to Ron. I think it was funny when that University professor got interviewed at the start and started off with the usual "spout out complicated round about words in order to sound intelligent on a non complicated subject" (I translated it, it boiled down to not much, a waste of colourful words) it amazes me that this guy probably teaches and defends the paper dollar.

It's amazing that all these smarts and no clue.

It's simple. You make debt you have to pay it off.

You live within your means and don't overspend.

You invest in an asset because it earns additionally to what you bring in with income.

You reduce liabilities to 0 so you don't lose your wealth.

And you make contracts to ensure all parties are aware what is required in a financial agreement.

Now if governments don't abide by this how do the people expect to?

http://www.youtube.com/user/MOXNEWSd0tC0M?feature=watch

So do all these links = 100% of his time on the show or is there more?

Why doesn't Ron Paul say "We actually won a state!"? Having the majority of the delegates in Minnesota means he won it.

Ron Paul speaking about paper money moral hazard is up on CNBC's frontpage upper right corner:

Ron Paul on CNBC: Paper Money's Moral Hazard

that Ron Paul knows his history about American economics and politics. This gives me even more hope that he will not repeat it. I have never heard any other candidate including Obama bring up past history, how it failed, and why. The negative comments I see are obviously the same babbling rhetoric of him being a cook or anarchist. Common media biased opinions being fed to them. The only one with substance and not talking points based on rhetoric is Ron Paul. Sure, he has his talking points, but they have meaning behind them. The ones that disagree are the ones who don't listen to him. It is painfully clear and obvious when you read comments from nay-Sayers.

The other hosts' reactions to Paul's comments on foreign policy are sad and yet very revealing at the same time. They act like Paul's logical positions are radical or outlandish. His positions are Constitutional (and thus legal), logical, and measured. They act like they don't understand him. It strains all credibility. It would be laughable if people didn't believe it so often.

What a great showing by Ron Paul. He was teaching this grownups like schoolchildren. His knowledge about every aspect of the economy deserves so much of respect. Have you ever seen any of the candidates invited to host any TV show? He really rocks. His foreign policy really makes sense. I can't understand how a lot of the people don't see it. Did you catch when liberal host Steve said that this Ron Paul, he really makes you think. All kinds of people are drawn to Ron Paul.
This morning show gave me really big boost to my mood for our Pennsylvania primaries tomorrow. Me and my friends will make everything possible to have our delegates elected.

I think that the CNBC GOP debate, and all of the CNBC interviews with Ron Paul are MUCH more intelligent on at least the economic issues, and in asking him questions. CNBC has for the most part, been pretty cool with Ron Paul, from what I've seen so far.
Yes, there are many Keynesians, but hey... it's what they've been taught. I just think it's great that they are open to hearing an Austrian economics genius teach them a thing or too. For most of them, they may have a spot of Keynesian brain-washing, but it doesn't seem like it's just been burned into them yet.

CNBC pundits & reporters really ought to give themselves a pat on the back though. Because when it comes to being able to at least debate economics, they at least have a clue about what they're talking about; something that can't really be said about the rest of the GOP candidates from the beginning. They at least make Ron Paul have to work a little. :-)

You know, I am no economic expert by any means either. But, would it not be amazing to start seeing more college kids that are interested in economics, start to surge for enrolling in the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, and sales of Austrian economics literature start to boom? I think that with the way that Ron Paul has inspired so many youth, we might really start to see kids that want a REAL education in economics, even skip the corrupt Ivy League schools that have been dabbling in Keynesianism for a long time, and the rEVOLution may start leaning this country into more college studies on Austrian economics. I do know that the more I learn, the more I'm interested. Go on youngsters... learn on, and help turn this country around.

I DVRd Squawk on the Street! NOOOOO NOOOOO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Dr. Ronald Ernest Paul...'A Man For All Seasons'

The supporters have worked on the campaign for four years and they deserve a fight until the end. We are going to go there and maximize the delegate count and make a serious impact on the RNC platform..

There is no way, no way in hell Romney can beat Obamanada without our base..However, Romney was never the one choosen to win anyway. He was positioned by the establishment to defeat or block Ron Paul from getting the republican nomination..

No matter how you slice it, Obamanada is going to win a second term, unless by the power of the almighty, Ron Paul gets the republican nomination and goes on to defeat Obamanada...

May the king of the universe show Ron Paul and the remnant favor..

I think that one fact alone would be a game changer if it was shown on tv.

Just listened to the clip titled Presidential Politics. Had to laugh when at the very end, the guy says "He sure makes you think, that Congressman".

Imagine if everyone of those talking heads would just think before coming to conclusions and proclaiming "facts".

He'll be coming 'round the mountain when he comes,
he'll be coming 'round the mountain when he comes,
he'll be coming 'round the mountain, he'll be coming 'round the mountain,
he'll be coming 'round the mountain when he comes.

He'll be ridin' Air Force One plane when he comes,
he'll be ridin' Air Force One plane when he comes,
he'll be ridin' Air Force One plane, he'll be ridin' Air Force One plane,
he'll be ridin' Air Force One plane when he comes.

Oh we'll all come out to meet him when he comes,
we'll all come out to meet him when he comes,
we'll all come out to meet him, we'll all come out to meet him,
we'll all come out to meet him when he comes.

He'll be carrying torch of liberty when he comes,
he'll be carrying torch of liberty when he comes,
he'll be carrying torch of liberty, he'll be carrying torch of liberty,
he'll be carrying torch of liberty when he comes.

We will kill Reserve-de-federal when he comes,
we will kill Reserve-de-federal when he comes,
we will kill Reserve-de-federal, we will kill Reserve-de-federal,
we will kill Reserve-de-federal when he comes.

We'll have to trade in Gold coins when he comes,
we'll have to trade in Gold coins when he comes,
we'll have to trade in Gold coins, we'll have to trade in Gold coins,
we'll have to trade in Gold coins when he comes.

Main stream media will be sleepin’ when he comes,
main stream media will be sleepin’ when he comes,
main stream media will be sleepin’, main stream media will be sleepin’,
main stream media will be sleepin’ when he comes.

We'll all be shoutin' “President” when he comes,
we'll all be shoutin' “President” when he comes,
we'll all be shoutin' “President”, we'll all be shoutin' “President”,
we'll all be shoutin' “President” when he comes.

He's been bikin' down a road that’s miles long,
he's been bikin' down a road that’s miles long,
he's been bikin' down a road, he's been bikin' down a road,
he's been bikin' down a road that’s miles long.

(Feel free to make a promotional video showing Ron Paul crowds, with this song to spread the message of Liberty.)

that Morgan Stanley... WON'T be funding Ron Paul then? :-)

Ron Paul Parting Shots:
http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000085791&play=1

my 2 cents: Whole participation on CNBC was just overall phenomenal. Great exposure! Go Dr. Paul!

I think my 8 year old daughter who was sitting on my lap watching the CNBC links just got a better financial education in 1 hour listening to Dr Paul than the thee hosts got collectively at the Keynesian colleges.