Monday, 16 February 2026

Frontline Texas With Jack Blood Ron Paul Activist Jerri Lynn Ward Talks About 2012 Election [xVxxcXI1uCA]

A veteran grassroots activist and constitutional attorney dissect the philosophical rot within the Republican Party and the rising movement to restore non-interventionist foreign policy.

By Mike Hanson Archives | 58m listen | 23 chapters
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About this episode

Attorney Gerri Lynn Ward joins guest host Jack Blood to detail the systematic transformation of the Republican Party from its fiscal conservative roots into a vehicle for neoconservative interventionism. Ward argues that the modern GOP has abandoned the non-interventionist foreign policy central to a biblical worldview, specifically contrasting the biblical 'Golden Rule' with the preemptive warfare advocated by figures like Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich. The discussion frames the 2012 election as a pivotal moment for the Ron Paul grassroots movement to reclaim constitutional governance from a bipartisan elite.

Ward and Blood analyze the perversion of American exceptionalism, citing General Smedley Butler’s 'War Is a Racket' to illustrate how the U.S. military serves as a corporate security force for oil interests and central banks. The conversation covers the militarization of local police through federal funding, the Orwellian 'doublethink' of voters supporting Mitt Romney, and the legislative resistance to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) led by the Tenth Amendment Center. Specific attention is given to the Texas victory against airport body scanners and the role of billionaire Peter Thiel in funding pro-Paul Super PACs despite his ties to the Bilderberg Group.

Gerri Lynn Ward shares her history with the Ron Paul campaign dating back to the 1970s, offering a veteran perspective on the delegate strategy required to bypass mainstream media framing. The segment features a sharp critique of the 'war on women' as a distraction from the federalization of police power and concludes with an invitation to a local fiscal responsibility seminar featuring 'The Bond Slayer' Paul Dorr.


CHAPTER 01 / 23 Discussion

Gerri Lynn Ward, Ron Paul Grassroots Campaign History

Guest host Jack Blood introduces attorney Gerri Lynn Ward to the program. Ward details her long-standing support for Ron Paul, dating back to the 1970s, and her active involvement in his grassroots presidential campaigns in 2007 and 2008. She expresses optimism regarding the growing public understanding of Paul's constitutional and economic positions.

gerri lynn ward· jack blood· ron paul· grassroots· attorney

00:01 I'm Jack Blood, guest hosting. We have been doing that for about the last month and hopefully with your support we'll be here for at least another week We'll introduce our guest, Gerri Lynn Ward. Gerri thank you for joining us on the show today. Thank you for having me! Awesome to have you in. Well tell people I wanted to go this we have a great report we were on national press conference regarding the NDAA most people know about it now which is an amazing thing that are aware of the fascist dictator position of the united states of america in the federal government have now found out about the n d a a unlawful detention of americans without a trial and are pretty upset about it so i want to give a report on that but so good people know who you are jerry lynn ward tell people who yaar and and what you've been doing well first of all i'm an attorney

00:54 And I have been very active in the grassroots for Ron Paul. I've known about Ron Paul since the 1970s and have followed his career, and always thought he was a very great man and that his positions are completely right And so it's been my pleasure to work on his grassroots campaign. I worked on it in 2007, 2008 and I continue working on it and I am very heartened by what has happened since 2008 because I think a lot more people have come to understanding of what he represents

01:32 have taken heed finally of the problems that he has been pointing out for over 30 years because they are all coming to fruition. You speak to certainly middle America, conservative America. I speak you know to Austin Texas where the show is broadcast and to our audience on the internet and we consider yourself i'm sure a real conservative, a Christian conservative, a Ron Paul Republican. What's gone wrong with the Republican Party Jerry? You can see all of the excitement in fact if you just

CHAPTER 02 / 23 Discussion

Republican Party Philosophical Shift, Neoconservative Influence

The discussion addresses the perceived decline of the Republican Party from its roots of fiscal conservatism and small government. Ward attributes this shift to neoconservatives migrating from the Democratic Party, moving the GOP toward American exceptionalism and interventionist warfare. She argues that the modern party has abandoned the Christian principles it claims to represent, with the exception of Ron Paul's biblical worldview.

republican party· neoconservatives· robert taft· big government· christian principles

02:08 isolate the Republican Party to the Ron Paul wing of the party. It looks like Obama leading up into 2008, all this excitement and all these great ideas and young people coming in... What's wrong with the rest of the party? Well I think that problem with the party started when many Democrats of the neoconservative variety started coming over to the Republican Party and changed it from a small government a supporter of small government and fiscal conservatism in favor of a big-government, American exceptionalism type of party. So there has been a philosophical shift from the early days — the days of Taft and on down — and that philosophical shift I think is going to be the death knell of the party because

03:03 To me, it's become no different than the Democratic Party when it comes to war and big government. But moreover I am a Christian and I believe that our country was built on Christian principles and I think that the Republican Party touts itself as pro-life and pro-Christian however I don't believe that is I think it has become bred alone and has no undergirding of Christian principles whatsoever anymore, with the exception of Ron Paul who had a completely biblical worldview of the economy, war and limitations that Christ and God have put on civil government.

CHAPTER 03 / 23 Discussion

Christian Justification for Non-Interventionist Foreign Policy

Ward defends Ron Paul’s non-interventionist foreign policy as being fundamentally aligned with Christian principles, specifically rejecting preemptive war in favor of defense. She critiques the "policeman of the world" mentality and suggests that figures like Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich have adopted a demonic, Trotskyite-influenced view of global politics. The segment also touches on George W. Bush's transition from a "humble foreign policy" campaign to post-9/11 interventionism.

foreign policy· preemptive war· christianity· neoconservatism· george w. bush

03:52 So you're a Christian Republican and you support Ron Paul. Are you struggling with his foreign policy like so many Republicans? We hear that, well they love him on foreign policy, they love the fact that he's pro-life We love the fact that he's been consistent and that he hasn't been part of the problem in Washington, rather than he has been part of the solution. You can be very proud of his moniker of Dr No considering the kinds of legislations that have come through so are you having problems with this foreign policy? And if not What is the problem with the rest of mainstream Republican Christian America, Republicans that can't see the forest through the trees? And I've just editorialized on that. I completely support Ron Paul's views on foreign policy. They are based on... his views are based on Christian principles. Preemptive war is not a Christian principle

04:46 The idea that we can go with impunity and invade other countries is not a Christian principle. Defense is a Christian principle, and what we are doing is not defense it's offense so I have no problems with his foreign policy And Republicans used to believe that sort of thing They used to believe that you don't go looking for trouble out in the world That were not the policemen of the world and that we should not entangle ourselves in foreign conflicts They believed Earlier in the century of the 1900s, they believed that. And at some point they shifted and I think a lot of it had to do with neoconservatives coming over from the Democratic Party and imbuing

05:31 the republican party was at the democratic or was it the nazi socialist communist party that there neocons came from well they definitely are trucks geographic as they believe in endless war and so they definitely have a trotskyite marxist view of the world. And moreover, they have a view that the world will be saved through politics and through war which is demonic And that's the perverted American exceptionalism angle that gets promoted by people like Rick Santorum and now Newt Gingrich. Anybody who seems to feel they have to really comply with this neoconservative ethic in order to get the Republican nomination, it was funny because George Bush before 9-11, George Bush Jr.,

06:24 was campaigning on a humble foreign policy, as Ron Paul reminds us and compassionate conservatism. And did 9-11 just change everyone's mind or did it just let these crazies from the basement upstairs to the main room? Well I don't believe that he was non-interventionist in the least. I think he always had that in mind, that was rhetoric because they had the plans drawn up to invade Iraq even before 9 11 is my understanding and as far as...I want to say this about American exceptionalism because you're right they have perverted with

CHAPTER 04 / 23 Discussion

American Exceptionalism Perversion, Smedley Butler Comparison

The concept of American exceptionalism is traced back to John Winthrop’s "City upon a Hill" sermon, which Ward argues has been perverted into a sense of national arrogance. She references General Smedley Butler’s book "War Is a Racket" to illustrate how the U.S. military is often used as a corporate security force for oil interests. A comparison is drawn between Butler and Ron Paul as military veterans warning the public about the costs of interventionism.

american exceptionalism· john winthrop· smedley butler· war is a racket· corporate security

07:00 That concept is based on a speech or sermon that was made by the governor of the colony of Massachusetts, John Winthrop. Whereby he envisioned that the Commonwealth of Massachusetts would be a Christian commonwealth based on Christian charity and that it would be a shining or that it would be a city on the hill just as was discussed in the Bible and by Saint Augustine. It had nothing to do with arrogance, with thinking that Americans by virtue of their place of birth were somehow superior to other people in this world. It is a total perversion

07:40 perversion, along with Christian dispensationalism. With dispensationalism and some Christian denominations has created a murderous government that thinks it is fine to go kill non-combatants and to wage total war on others without ever having been attacked. And this is very expensive and you know trillions of dollars to go which we know our military is being used as a corporate security force and that's what I think is most destructive here if you read Smedley Butler's book War Is A Racket or listen his speech, he was a highly decorated Marine in fact one the most in history

08:24 he'll tell you that he believed in the cause of fighting for freedom and democracy abroad. And then, he found out that he was being sent to fight these wars for Standard Oil or Exxon Mobil or for the Rockefellers and he began denouncing this foreign interventionalism on the basis of that it's none of our business and it costs too much, and causes blowback. I mean there is not a lot difference between Ron Paul and Smedley Butler they both serve they've both seen for themselves in their both warning the American people so how did you feel then as a Christian when at the debate in Florida believe it was the audience booed Ron Paul when he was talking about the golden rule

CHAPTER 05 / 23 Discussion

Golden Rule in Politics, Rick Santorum Critique

The hosts discuss the audience booing Ron Paul during debates when he mentioned the Golden Rule, citing it as evidence of a "warlike philosophy" invading modern theology. Rick Santorum is criticized as a pragmatist lacking principle for his support of arming groups in Syria while claiming to be pro-life. Ward defines Christian love as "doing justice," which she argues is incompatible with cluster bombing and foreign intervention.

golden rule· rick santorum· values voter debate· biblical justice· syria

09:07 Well, I thought it was disgusting but that's the second time it happened because it happened in 2008 at the values voter debate that Phyllis Schlafly and others had sponsored. When he brought up the golden rule or due unto others or the golden rule in that particular debate they booed him and that is because some warlike philosophy has invaded the theology of some Christian churches. Well, I'm not a Christian and it offended me because i believe the golden rule do unto others as they would have you do or if you would have them doing to you I believe things like love yourself and love your neighbor I just really believe that these are principles that can transcend through life period and thats why

10:02 Jerry, we agree on so much and even though we come from different backgrounds and were both supporting the same candidate for president. I think there's a lot of people in the Ron Paul campaign that are supporters that don't care about what religion the other guy is as long as we follow simple edicts like the Golden Rule. It's really not that hard to understand, but I think that if I was going to play devil's advocate here... I would take Rick Sanatorium's position and say, well they've done unto us. The only problem is that it is not the whole history because we have done unto them and then they have done back to us and its this constant revenge not to mention the fact that most of the...well I'm just mentioning now

10:53 Most of the people that we call terrorists or terrorist organizations are funded and trained and armed by the very people like Rick Santorum that want to go out and spend our resources in the lives of our men, women, and children to defend this country. So it's very hypocritical for them right now use terrorist groups to take over Syria and overthrow Syria uh... a year later and say well because of these terrorist groups we've got to have something like the nda Very convenient. The problem is Rick Santorum is not principled, he's a pure pragmatist so when it's a matter of arming these groups that are supposedly radical Islamists for what he perceives as an American interest instead of resting on principle the fact that we have no business doing that He rested on his own view of pragmatism which is totally anti-christian and moreover

11:51 I do not understand his theology because when you talk about the golden rule and you talk about love one another, Loving one another is not some sappy feeling that you have about other people. What it is, is doing justice to others The Bible is the greatest book of justice that has ever been written because all justice came from the Creator That means you don't murder people You don't go over and cluster bomb whole villages and then claim, well we didn't intend to kill non-combatants therefore it's okay. It's murder! We don't go steal lands...we don't do the things that are laid out in the Ten Commandments That is what Christian love is. Giving justice as defined by God to others

CHAPTER 06 / 23 Discussion

Religious Perversion and Spiritual Warfare

The conversation explores how various world religions have been perverted to justify violence and resource theft. Ward argues that Christians should engage in "spiritual warfare" through the Great Commission rather than physical combat or the "conversion by the sword." She specifically addresses the fear of Sharia law, suggesting that those concerned should focus on missionary work rather than state-sponsored violence.

religion· sharia law· spiritual warfare· great commission· sectarianism

12:45 Well, and the same could be said about Buddhist philosophy and many other. When you get to the core of some of the world's religions and philosophies they're very similar and none of them say go out kill people. I think even to interpret the Quran or for that matter, the Torah to say we should just kill the whole planet is taking a few liberties with some of the language though this again is part of the problem with sectarian philosophies as well you know my God can beat up your god and it hasn't gotten kind of gotten to a point now where we can no longer

13:26 afford these godfights in the world? I mean, this has been responsible for a lot of the violence in the world that we've known. And it's been an excuse certainly for stealing people's resources and taking people's liberties. Why is it that its' been so perverted in your opinion since...I don't want to get into a big theological discussion here but But just in your opinion, Gerrie. Why is it that these great loving philosophies that we can all get along and we can all live here and not harm each other and steal each others stuff has been so perverted over the millennia? Well I don't know about the other things but i'll tell you that the warfare Christians are supposed to engage in is spiritual warfare in form of The Great Commission which is

14:13 the word to others, not to convert by the sword and not to do some of things and think some of thoughts and say some of things that we've been saying about Muslims in our own country. My whole position is for those who are fearful of Sharia law or fearful of Muslims Christians should organize missionaries to go bring those people the word not try to kill them well and for the christians out there that are really so deathly afraid of this thing called sharia law that supposedly gonna usurp our constitution here in the united states of america i just think this is crazy talk and i don't like do you use that term and i thought he's a lightly they should look into something called the noah hide laws which uh... do now come from at least that they've been

CHAPTER 07 / 23 Discussion

Local Code Enforcement, Decentralization, Political Corruption

The discussion shifts to the intrusive nature of local government, citing examples of code enforcement harassment regarding lawn length and rainwater collection. The hosts advocate for decentralization and the repeal of unconstitutional laws, referencing G. Edward Griffin’s "Freedom Force International." They contrast Ron Paul’s legislative record of trying to repeal laws with the careers of Rudy Giuliani and Eliot Spitzer, whom they characterize as corrupt.

decentralization· g. edward griffin· rudy giuliani· eliot spitzer· code enforcement

15:11 alleged to come from the Torah and have been implemented into our judicial system in a way that I think is very similar, in some ways shapes and forms to Sharia law. I just don't see a day in this country, in my lifetime... And I guess I'm just taking this too lightly according to Sean Hannity, Sean Vanity as we call him. I just do not see a time when I am going to be stoned for adultery or something in this country and maybe in their own communities that they are they're bringing their traditions with them, that's really not different than any other immigrant or minority in this country. They like to do things in their own communities and their own neighborhoods the way they like to do it. In my neighborhood at least according to my neighbors we like freedom and we don't...we'd like to be left alone. We don't like the code enforcement to come and say that if were having a for instance Bible study or study about the Constitution with more than three people that we need a permit

16:07 that's actually code in most places in the country. We don't like these very same people to come, remember the BTK killer? He was a code enforcement officer right? We don't like you know people harassing old ladies because their lawn is an inch too long or that they're collecting rainwater against the law. So I think that's how we want things in our neighborhood and i'm perfectly willing to let you, whoever you are do things the way you want in your town county city your neighborhood so I guess what this gets at is, and i think what Ron Paul really talks a lot about it decentralization. And that seems to be you know G Edward Griffin if you know him look him up folks we don't know the great G Edward Griffin he has something called Freedom Force International on an honored member of there and has written one of the definitive books about the Federal Reserve but he breaks it down makes real simple people say well do you do all about all this? He says decentralized and repeal

17:06 When we see, and this came up in the debate. Well here's all the laws that we made and here is why were so great. One of the big knocks on Ron Paul was he didn't get a lot of laws through well first of all until recently it didn't have a lot of support but he has been trying to repeal unconstitutional legislation which makes him my hero you know this is how you get up in the political world. How many laws did you create? Look at someone like Adolf Giuliani, I mean Rudy Giuliani he made his career on same thing with Eliot Spitzer and look at the moral character of these guys one guy wears a dress and kisses Donald Trump and the other guy got caught in a massive prostitution scandal so this I guess that what we're supposed to be doing or following in this country but but this is how politicians

CHAPTER 08 / 23 Discussion

Texas Airport Scanner Victory, Orwellian Doublethink

The hosts celebrate a legislative victory in Texas against airport body scanners, despite threats of a federal "no-fly zone" over the state. They apply George Orwell’s concept of "doublethink" to Republican voters who claim to want limited government while supporting candidates like Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum who expand federal regulations. Ron Paul is praised for refusing to use legislation to pad his political resume.

texas· tsa scanners· 1984· george orwell· limited government

17:53 They make laws about nothing to control every little piece of our life. And then they go out on the stump, like Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum and talk about all these great things they've done for the country and what they want to do for the country... It's really simple Decentralize and repeal. Decentralized gives us the power to decide our own futures, and that is again we have a rule of law in this country so it does have to be guided by the US Constitution and then even greater the state constitution but we can't seem to get this concept through to our city council or to our state legislature if you remember we were fighting these airport scanners and now we actually won

18:34 We won and we set a big precedent here for the whole country in this great economy, this great state called Texas. And they threatened us with no-fly zone as if we were Libya in this country! Our own legislature! Dewhurst? Talking to you man... What right do YOU have to run for anything?! You're done buddy! Sorry I just... Well that's exactly right and talking about the Republicans praise these politicians for passing too many laws. It's the kind of double thinking that was described in Orwells' 1984, holding two opposing ideas at the same time. Double speak? Yeah. Well double thinking... Group think-double speak! Well it is where people hold two opposing ideas at the same time so you've got the Republican grassroots saying they want limited government but at the same time touting politicians like Santorum

19:26 and Romney, and others who approved a myriad of laws and regulations. That is insane! And yes, to me one of the heroic things about Ron Paul is that he did not try to get notches on his belt by passing legislation in order to improve... Like a bureaucrat. Yeah, in order to improve his political resume. It's disgusting and the grassroot Republicans really need to rethink that and really think about what limited government is because it certainly isn't passing a bunch of laws and lauding politicians for doing that.

CHAPTER 09 / 23 Discussion

Rick Santorum Family History, Abortion Jurisdiction

Jack Blood makes claims about Rick Santorum’s family ties to fascism and his membership in Opus Dei, labeling him a collectivist. The discussion moves to the abortion debate, where Ward argues that the issue should be handled at the state level by stripping federal court jurisdiction. She critiques Santorum for wanting to keep the issue federal, which she views as a misunderstanding of the decentralization valued during the American War of Independence.

rick santorum· opus dei· roe v. wade· collectivism· states rights

20:04 I think what Rick Sanatorium would say, again playing the devil's advocate here. Remember this is a guy who belongs to this secret society called Opus Dei which many of our Supreme Court members have pledged their allegiance to and want people to look into that. His family also just getting into Rick Sanatorium for a second his family going back just a generation or two were fascists. They were communists, they were members of the Communist Party But they also fascist, some of the members of his family were fascist as well with Mussolini Oh I know you learned something Well they're collectivists Exactly Fascists and Communists are collectivists what's the difference really? So what he is gonna say is

20:54 What you do over in your city or your state is going to bleed over into my state and it's going to ruin things for me. Even though you haven't done anything yet, you might do something." So it's not even just preemptive strikes on Iran, its preemptive strikes on Dallas! Or on Houston...or San Antonio...or even Hayes County you know, if you live here in Austin. And that kind of thinking is collectivism and group thinking. How can he call himself a right-winger or conservative or Republican if he's this much of a collectivist? I understand how we can do it but tell me this...how how can all these people go along with it? Well they think

21:40 conservative because of his pro-life stance, and I'm very pro life. I totally disagree with him on wanting to keep that issue at the federal level because I agree with you about decentralization and it may be that when his folks immigrated we had stopped doing a good job in teaching exactly why the War of Independence occurred. It occurred because the colonials valued decentralization most of the political authority at that time was focused on the county and local area, not nationally or even colony wide and that was one of the big fights they had with the crown because they wanted to keep

22:24 authority as close to the people as possible so that the people would have some say over what authority was being exercised by civil government. And I guess he doesn't understand that. And the perfect example is the fact that he doesn't agree with Ron Paul in overturning Roe versus Wade by stripping jurisdictions from the federal courts of that whole issue, which would destroy Roe versus Wade and take the decision down to the state level. He and others in that movement are saying we don't want to do that because some states will still have abortion. Well guess what?

23:02 Almost every state, in fact I can't even think of a state that had totally legalized abortion before Roe vs. Wade so i do not accept his position on it It's one example Jerry, the thing is I'm going to disagree with people who are pro-death. I am just going to have that disagreement with them! I think there will be a time where we can hammer this out...I just don't see how with everything going on in the world now all of these things and problems...we're gonna talk about the NDAA, this fascist document speaking of King George here in a second With everything we've got to deal with on our plate

CHAPTER 10 / 23 Discussion

2012 Election Strategy, Media Framing of Social Issues

The hosts argue that the media is using the "war on women" and contraception debates as a distraction to help Barack Obama win reelection. Ward clarifies that while she is pro-life, she believes the federal government has no constitutional authority over the matter. They discuss the risk of Ron Paul losing support over his stance on returning these issues to the states, despite his personal background as an OBGYN.

barack obama· mitt romney· contraception· abortion· state level

23:42 Is that a reason not to vote for Ron Paul or for, to vote for Rick Santorum? Or Mitt Romney. We don't know where he stands on the issue so I guess he won't be getting anyone's vote that cares about that because the media is trying to make the Republican Party out to look like a party of that is not for women's choice, and let's not get into the whole debate here. Not for contraception which I don't even think is true and they're trying to stage the debate as an abortion pro-life contraception debate and a 99% against 1% debate so that

24:19 Obama, who would normally without all of this help and all of this money be drummed out for sure here in November is most likely going to win because of this fake phony debate that we're having. I can't believe Jerry that most Americans are more concerned about the issue of abortion or contraception than they are going broke Well, I'm very concerned about the issue of abortion but i think it belongs at the state level and not at the federal level. Let me ask you this if Ron Paul was for abortion would he lose your support?

24:58 I would start questioning that, quite frankly. But if he took the position that Roe v. Wade should be destroyed by jurisdictions stripping from the federal courts bringing it down to the state level, I might be able to live with that. That is a matter of human being targeted for death because of their location in the womb. The reason Ron Paul is pro-life, he believes in liberty for all so that's what is attractive to me but the thing is... I mean he is an OBGYN who has delivered thousands of babies

25:41 I might defer to him if i didn't wasn't clear on the subject but I've talked to people that are very sensible people who and now we're kind of falling into it on this show with this debate that's been on NMSNBC every night But I know people that are very sensible people, and probably like everything else Ron Paul says but they're offended somehow that they're losing it. And to make the debate about that is very risky and I think that's playing right into the Democrats hands. That's exactly what they want. You're not going to take that out of the debate because many people in the grassroots Republican

26:21 that's a very important issue to them. And my whole approach has been I agree that's an important issue, but it is an issue that belongs at the state level. Because there are a lot of pro-life people who will not vote for Ron Paul because he wants to put back where issues of that sort belong at the state level and...and..I agree It shouldn't be a federal debate. It should be a debate at the state level. Well, I mean its either murder or its not murder Its either a life or isn't a life Let's put the number up on the screen, Steve. Because I'm betting we're probably pissing off a lot of people here one way or another in that you know i'd like to take their calls and if this show is going to turn into a pro-life versus abortion debate then I am gonna go with it but at the same time even on the state level from where I come from

CHAPTER 11 / 23 Discussion

Federalization of Police, Risk as Oxygen of Freedom

The conversation focuses on how federal funding has led to the militarization of local police and the erosion of civil rights through the War on Drugs. Referencing Bruce Fein, the hosts discuss the idea that "risk is the oxygen of freedom," arguing that citizens should accept the inherent risks of life rather than submitting to total government surveillance and regulation.

militarization of police· war on drugs· bruce fein· civil rights· federal funding

27:19 It's just not as important to me as, say being able to walk across the street and not get arrested. It is more important... it is not as important to me as having my door kicked in and potentially the child that I have alive being shot errantly by a bullet. All those things are important. And the thing that is enabling all those things federalization of everything. Everything being funded and controlled from the national level because when you talk about the cops, you're talking about militarization of cops because a federal funding. When you talk about loss of rights, you're talking

28:01 the federal war on drugs that has gone greatly to causing, that has caused that. So what you're saying is if everything and I guess let's just call this our utopia and it's not utopia! It's messy freedom is messy its risky risk as Bruce Fine said on thing we were going to talk about with NDA the other day said you know risk is the oxygen of freedom So, yeah if you don't have the government protecting you every two seconds which by the way folks they can actually do that's an illusion. You know sometimes things are going to be hard and you may get hurt

28:40 But then again, we can't have cameras in our bathrooms to make sure we don't slip and fall on our bathtub. There's just no way to protect it as I often say if you're going down the freeway at 65 miles an hour in a one ton piece of metal You might get hurt No matter how many rules and laws and regulations there are If your flying 30 thousand feet in the air In a metal tube...you may not make it that's just how life is, you know? Life kills. I mean you live and everybody dies and we do understand it. I'd rather take those risks myself but on a priority level, you know, we've got to have our priorities straight. And then we also have to be able to unify...I do work with progressives on levels like anti-war, on liberty issues which i've been really really

29:28 I'll say upset, hasn't been enough of these 20 debates. If you line them up top to bottom it's 48 hours of straight debate allegedly with these Republicans and Ron Paul has had to force the liberty and freedom, the constitutional right people call them civil rights onto this debate and then they change the subject and go back to, well you said this about this guy. And I can understand why people are getting sick of it and I think it really with mainstream media has been very helpful to Obama on a lot of levels

CHAPTER 12 / 23 Discussion

Political Coalitions, Aaron Russo, Ron Paul 2008

Jack Blood discusses the importance of building coalitions between libertarians, progressives, and Greens to support Ron Paul. He addresses the controversy surrounding Ron Paul’s old newsletters, dismissing them as products of a different cultural era and "pandering to popular culture." The segment cites filmmaker Aaron Russo’s advice that various third-party factions must unite behind Paul to stop the "snowball" of government expansion.

aaron russo· progressives· unity· newsletters· political correctness

30:08 But I do work with progressives and people of various backgrounds, religions and non-religions because we have something in common. And I think unity is important. This sectarian divide in rule that the establishment and the New World Order wants to see is that you and I can't talk because we don't agree philosophically on something when we have so much in common...and actually we debunked this this story on our website a couple of months ago that these progressives wrote and they said well we're voting the people that sent it to me said we're voting for Ron Paul because we agree with them eighty percent and we kind of don't understand you know, that's a pretty long way to go. We are 80%.. so were at the 20 yard line and we can't use a football analogy and we can't forgive him for something like

30:56 you know, being pro-life or some of these little tiny things. Or what he wrote in a newsletter someone else wrote and his name was on 20 years ago which by the way we weren't as politically correct back then and you would hear that same whatever he said in those newsletters it was horrible! And just nasty and oh my god was the same thing you'd hear Robin Williams saying on The Tonight Show. I mean, we were just a different culture back then and certainly the newsletter was pandering to popular culture and like otherwise you won't sell any newsletters so you gotta kinda do that but this is the 20% that people disagree with? All these anti-war people Jerry

31:39 that you would think, you've got an anti-war candidate here and he's not anti war per se but just don't bomb four more people in the next year which is going to happen. They can't reconcile the pro-life stance or something in order to get behind it. Aaron Russo said this right before he died, the great Aaron Russo did from Freedom of Fascism, get that movie its free on YouTube and we have an our site DeadlineLive.info said look all you Constitution Party people all your Libertarian party people all your Green Party people ya'll need to get together and support Ron Paul 2008 because he's gonna get you most other way there and then will have the argument

32:21 At that point, you can go up and you can protest the Ron Paul White House for bro-choice or whatever you want. But at least let's stop this snowball from rolling downhill! Oh I totally agree that we could have coalitions on with regard to Ron Paul issues that a wide variety of people with a wide variety of positions can come together to support with regard to him. I totally agree with that and i have had coalitions with progressive people as well, and when it comes to liberty, I think that it has broad appeal. Instead of worrying about Ron Paul

CHAPTER 13 / 23 Discussion

Presidential Eligibility, Birtherism, Candidate Lineage

The hosts discuss the constitutional eligibility of various presidential candidates, including Barack Obama, John McCain, and Mitt Romney. Jack Blood refers to Romney as an "anchor baby" due to his family's history in Mexico and questions whether the GOP runs candidates with similar eligibility questions to prevent them from attacking Obama on the "birther" issue. They contrast this with Ron Paul’s multi-generational American farming background.

barack obama· mitt romney· john mccain· natural born citizen· anchor baby

33:02 You need to be worrying about, first of all Obama who is your president allegedly. We'll say that. That's another interesting thing let me bring that up because I'm saying allegedly cause i am thinking his dad admittedly wasn't born in this country and this is kind of the basis of the constitution which is worded somewhat loosely but I think it should be applied in his case just on that level alone whether he was born or not But you know Mitt Romney is an anchor baby And you know that Rick Santorum's father wasn't born in this country. You think they might have put... and McCain, as we know, wasn't born in the United States? Do you think they're putting these people up against Obama so that they can't raise the issue of where he might have been born and is he truly constitutionally eligible to be president? Well it kind of makes you wonder He's not naturalized because both parents have to be born here according most constitutional scholars! And the baby has to be born here too.

33:59 They claim that he was born on an army base, which was American territory. That's a technicality in his case. No but the thing is I know someone who has a book an old book that shows that the area where he was born was not even an American base. That was a total fabrication. A lot of people don't know that Willard Mittens Romney is an anchor baby! His family moved from the United States to Mexico, to escape polygamy laws and that... He moved here-He was born here but his parents were not or I think his dad wasn't

34:39 who was governor and also ran for president. So it really, it gives... I mean this is again what's wrong Paul? His family has been here for generations he comes from a farming hands-on blue collar background in Pennsylvania let's not have him run for President against Obama because that really could be an issue Well yeah he's you know hard work comes from the background of hard work having one wife And what did he just celebrate? His 50 year anniversary. Newt left two wives because they were sick and he's lecturing us on morals it's to me, its astounding

CHAPTER 14 / 23 Discussion

Moral Hypocrisy, Political Elites, Council on Foreign Relations

The discussion critiques the moral character of mainstream politicians, specifically Newt Gingrich’s personal life and Barack Obama’s past drug use. Jack Blood cites genealogy reports claiming most U.S. presidents are related to European royalty. They reference economist Gary North’s theory that candidates must be vetted by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), noting the organization's hostility toward Ron Paul.

newt gingrich· bill clinton· gary north· cfr· genealogy

35:21 I'll listen to Mitt and Santorum a little bit on that, because at least... And not hey look there's divorced people watching this show. I'm not condemning you. I'm just saying don't preach to us about moral values if you've left wives on their hospital beds and gone out to have mistresses or open marriages But then again, that's what the country says they want. That's not what they want because Obama we hear... In fact, remember when Bill Clinton said I smoked pot but didn't inhale? Obama actually says in his book he tied off. In other words, he was going to inject some heroin but he didn't inject. Do you see how far we've come here?

36:05 Oh my gosh, I didn't know that. And if you listen there's plenty of people out there that will tell you that George Bush and Obama weren't...and they're cousins by the way and Mitt Romney is cousin with both them and Sarah Palin is cousin with them too This is according to genealogy dot com And now they're related to the Kennedys. Well, there's definitely an elite in this country. So there is that. Ron Paul is not a cousin. This is what we talked about last week on the show, Jerri. Anyone can be president. That's what their teacher tells you when grade school, when they are all genealogically related

36:43 black nobility, the royalty of England. No you know what Gary North, the Christian economist said he said that you have to be either part of CFR team A or CFR Team B that no one has ever run for president who has not been vetted by one wing of the CFR and the elites CFR hates Ron Paul. That kind of explains... Well, he's anonymous and they cannot believe how successful he has been because the time for his message was right And they cannot stop the snowballing effect of people finally opening up and seeing that he's right. He was right about the economy, he has long been right about the economy and long been right about what is happening to our dollar. People are finally seeing it. It is an idea that time has come and they can't stop it

CHAPTER 15 / 23 Discussion

NDAA Unlawful Detention, Foreign Policy Blowback

The hosts attack the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) and Senator John Cornyn for claims that it does not affect American citizens. They link the loss of domestic rights to interventionist foreign policy in Egypt and Libya, suggesting that international conflicts are driven by financial interests like Goldman Sachs and the seizure of central banks.

ndaa· john cornyn· lindsey graham· libya· goldman sachs

37:39 Okay, let's go to the NDAA. You've been following this National Defense Authorization Act? Yes in fact I called John Cornyn's office and laid into his aid about that because they tried to tell me this doesn't affect impact American citizens and read me one little part that talked about other law that Americans will still have the other rights and laws applying to them But that is totally wrong. They have... No, it's a lie! It's a blatant lie. Yeah. It's part of the long list of lies and I think what if their lips are moving? They're not telling the truth. Yes. Cornyn is one of the big offenders

38:21 This is the amazing thing. We were kind of talking about some of these guys earlier, Lindsey Graham who just hates Ron Paul and they've fought viciously that he hates the Tea Party. Santorum as we mentioned earlier said that he wants to get libertarianism out of the Republican party But these are the same offenders. John McCain, Lindsey Graham and Joe Lieberman They're pretty much behind almost everything from any non-freedom application of the so called law in this country And they're behind any kind of bombing of a foreign country Even with Obama They'll criticize Obama for doing it but they just don't like the way he does it They like that he does it It's not the way he does it

39:03 And we look at what happened in Egypt. They stole Goldman Sachs, they stole all of Mubarak's money In Libya they set up a separate central bank for what would be assumed by most people as terrorists in that country took all of Gaddafi's money And that, I mean there's something we're talking about like a hundred billion dollars. There is something behind all of this not to mention the resources that they can get there but the blowback and instability is insane and because of this they say we must give up our rights here in America and Obama has signed into law the National Defense Authorization Act. Now, I want to give my listeners...I say that because i'm a radio host...our viewers an update! Two days ago I was on the Tenth Amendment Center's press conference with major reporters from The Huffington Post and New American, from all sides of the unestablished media for the most part

CHAPTER 16 / 23 Discussion

State Nullification of NDAA, Tenth Amendment Center

Jack Blood reports on a Tenth Amendment Center press conference regarding state and local efforts to nullify the NDAA. He highlights Virginia and Washington state as leaders in passing legislation to criminalize federal attempts to detain citizens without trial. The segment lists various political figures, including Naomi Wolf and Bruce Fein, who are collaborating to resist federal overreach.

nullification· tenth amendment center· naomi wolf· bruce fein· virginia

40:00 And I found out that there are states and cities and city councils all over this country that are repealing this NDAA. In fact, in Washington with Matt Shea and his group over there in Washington will go Ron Paul this year like they did in 2008. I have no doubt he's just like a rock star out there well where isn't he? I found out that they've repealed it in the legislature, not just in the city council as kind of a token political statement but in the legislature and they're ready to add amendments to that already. And this has gone through and so has Virginia. That if you try to enforce this on a federal level then yourself face criminal charges if you try to kidnap-and thats what we are talking about-kidnap an American citizen without trial and hold them in detention without habeas corpus

40:52 and this is really exciting that this is happening so I was on a conference call and we put it on our side at deadline live dot info it's a it's all exclusive no no record of this exists because I was the only one I think to take the call. And, we've got Naomi Wolf who actually was Vice President Al Gore's advisor in his written about fascism extensively Bruce Fine Justice Department official he helped impeach Clinton pretty good on issues of freedom not perfect but he also is advising Ron Paul so right there you can see how people are coming together Missouri State Representative former US Marine Paul Kirtman North Carolina state senator Ely Kennard

41:35 Kenard is an unfortunate name if you're a politician. Sorry, Ellie! Matt Shea who's amazing from Washington State, a representative there out of Spokane Northampton Massachusetts City Councilor Bill Dwight and you city councilors in Austin WTF We're coming with the documents and we're going to have you, whether it's a non-binding resolution or not. We are going to have you repeal this to make a statement for people in Austin. I'd like everybody in Austin if you go to my site and listen to the 45 minute broadcast of this press conference, you can find the place to download, in fact its El Paso CO, El Paso County, Colorado

42:19 El Paso, just like El Paso Texas. CO dot com and you'll be able to download all the documents to take your sheriffs, to your city council, county commissioners exactly to have them and your legislature which is the most important because that's what binding to have them repeal stop and nullify Okay, that's the important word here and that is what Virginia just did to nullify the National Defense Authorization Act. Now in sections 1021, 1022 and 1023 it says, I've debunked this along with Bruce Fine, Obama wrote a signing statement saying he will not use this

CHAPTER 17 / 23 Discussion

Obama Signing Statement, Police State Realities

The discussion critiques Barack Obama’s NDAA signing statement as a political ploy, comparing current laws to the Alien and Sedition Acts. The hosts argue that Obama has failed his anti-war base by bombing Libya and preparing for intervention in Syria. They also point to his administration's ties to Monsanto and his opposition to marijuana legalization as evidence of his betrayal of progressive supporters.

signing statement· alien and sedition acts· monsanto· marijuana· syria

43:01 But watch out, the next guy might. And I really thought that was a very political ploy on his part to say if you don't vote for me you're going to get this but i just signed it Again, how stupid are people? So what we're talking about is you out there if you've gone to the wrong website If somebody gets busted and they just want to throw you under the bus because they said something crazy or stupid They'll come pick you up. Okay, they'll break your door down I'm not kidding you this isn't paranoid conspiracy theory police state stuff This is the law This is like the Alien and Seditions Act under John Adams, which had to all be repealed under Tom Jefferson. They can come and do anything they want. They can snatch you, throw you in a van, take you... And you're not allowed to get a lawyer or tell anyone, and you won't have that opportunity because you'll be thrown into private hell. Yeah, you won't go into front of a judge it will be the military

43:54 but this is the amazing thing is that not only is this being repealed all over the country and remember folks date in nazi germany a lot of the things that they did there made legal i mean this was part of their uh... rule of law part of our constitution again this is uh... semantics i guess but that's what they're telling us it is all we go will look on so i'm just amazed number one that that support Obama would support him after he did this. People who supported Obama supposedly were anti-war and he tells them the war is over in Iraq or Afghanistan, I mean obviously we can see that's not true

44:33 And then we go bomb Libya and then we're about to any day, I think we're going into Syria it looks like. The saber rattling has gone beyond that point. That he has Monsanto embedded in the FDA and the Department of Agriculture...I mean these are all things.. He's massively against legalization or decriminalization against marijuana and use of industrial hemp things that i would think obama supporters would be for why are they diluting themselves to look the other way is he just a lesser of two evils because and go again they can get their birth control pill if they vote for obama i'd i think it's the same as the republicans in two thousand eight who most of whom did not like john mccain and did not believe was a real conservative but thought that they had to vote for him and cannot bad mouth him i think the democrats are as deluded as those

CHAPTER 18 / 23 Discussion

Ron Paul Hypothetical Presidency, Obama Supporter Critique

Jack Blood outlines what a Ron Paul presidency would look like, including the repeal of the Patriot Act, ending foreign wars, and releasing non-violent prisoners. He labels Austin liberals who support Obama as "hypocrites," arguing that Obamacare was written by insurance companies and that Obama has "screwed" the people who voted for him.

patriot act· prison industrial complex· obamacare· dennis kucinich· hypocrisy

45:22 republican grassroots members of the grass roots or really sick of these liberals and i'm not one all admit your hypocrites you liberals in austin who support obama your hypocrites how can you explain what he's done he's done okay it's all bush is fall i got tell yet What I think is if and i know this isn't gonna happen, I don't want to be negative but let's be realistic here they'll kill us all first before they let Ron Paul become president. But let's hypothetically say that doesn't mean you shouldn't support him because the message is great and who knows we could change history here it can happen

46:03 i'm not completely i don't completely believe it's not possible but i think it's going to be pretty tough let's just say hypothetically gets in he's gonna he's gonna do this stuff is going to repeal the patriot act he's gonna and start doing all of the stuff he's going to decriminalize marijuana he's got a stay out of the state's business and he's going to try to get all these non-violent prisoners released from the prison industrial complex is going to end the wars he's gonna stop drone bombing women and children around the world so they hate us for our freedoms now because we're bombing them he's actually gonna do this stuff i mean that's rom paul you will not he doesn't care hill do that in

46:39 I guess maybe that's why people aren't going to vote for them. They're scared that we'll have potheads running around everywhere, and I've got news for you folks! They already are! And it's illegal and its causing a lot of crime and we've seen every place thats legalized prostitution or decriminalized marijuana, that it just becomes all safer these are societies things that you're not going to change. By allegedly, obviously we've been in prohibition for 40 years and nothing's... it's only gotten worse! So what is wrong with you people? You Obama supporters in Austin or wherever you are watching this What excuse do you have for yourself?! I got mad there, you see. I think that's..I totally agree with you. I don't understand why they're not seeing

47:27 because Obama has done the opposite of what he said he was going to do when he ran. So, the Democrats that supported him are his victims Even your health care that you all wanted is just a big fat bonus for corporations and insurance companies You're supposedly against it They wrote it The insurance companies wrote Obamacare Too bad Dennis Kucinich caved at the last moment. He was pretty good on this and they offered him something and he got nothing, so that'll be a lesson to you people, you team players out there. You're hypocrites is what you are! The things that you voted for and put Obama into office for? He screwed ya on!

CHAPTER 19 / 23 Discussion

Presidential Agendas, Bill Hicks, Ron Paul Consistency

Referencing a famous bit by comedian Bill Hicks, the hosts suggest that newly elected presidents are intimidated into following an elite agenda. They argue that while Obama may be a puppet of Wall Street and multinational corporations, Ron Paul has a 30-year track record of refusing to cave to lobbyists or congressional leadership.

bill hicks· jfk assassination· wall street· bp· lobbyists

48:13 You're exactly right. I don't know how to say it! That's just, that's just a right-wing speak and that's not true he's trying to do the best he can He has got a Republican Congress...I mean i could hear them out there now saying that uh...he didn't for the first two years so you have the trifecta as Bush used to call it He had it all. He could have done almost anything he wanted, in fact he did do! And his first priority was to reward the insurance companies Wall Street and all the people that put him there and let's be honest he is not making these decisions. He has advisors who say look if you don't do this they will come shoot ya or however they put it and he goes along with it so to blame him or not doesn't even matter

48:58 It's Bill Hicks' death day tomorrow, the great comedian. And he said you know I have a feeling that when you get elected president they take these five industrialist scum bleeps and take into a back room cigar filled room and pull down the movie projector and show you view of Kennedy assassination that you've never seen before then they ask any questions? The President says just what is my agenda And of course they say, bomb Iraq because that's what the last several presidents have done. Well I believe that because there has to be some kind of pressure there that is keeping him from doing what he promised he would do. So we're not blaming him? We're not blaming him! He may be out of his hands but...

49:42 I just know Ron Paul would stand up for him, and if you're not going to stand up against these elites, these Rockefellers, these Wall Street elites, these giant multinational corporations like BP or whatever. If you're not going to stand up for them then don't even run! What good are you? Ron Paul has a proven track record of standing up to the leadership in Congress, to lobbyists, uh...to the president He has never caved in he's not going to do what bush did when he was elected or what obama has done with regard to backing away from the promises that he made. He will work and work and work until he fulfills his promises. That makes us sound like delusional cheerleaders now so we'll get too because there are a couple of issues uh... paypal slash facebook peter teal builder burger peter teel putting money into a super pack for

CHAPTER 20 / 23 Discussion

Peter Thiel, Bilderberg Group, Super PAC Funding

The hosts address the controversy of Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel donating to a pro-Ron Paul Super PAC while serving on the Bilderberg Group steering committee. While Jack Blood expresses conflict over the Bilderberg connection, Ward argues that Paul’s character is beyond reproach and that he would never compromise his principles for a donor.

peter thiel· bilderberg group· super pac· paypal· silicon valley

50:38 which doesn't go right to rom paul but goes to the super pack and there's a also this conspiracy theory put out there that he somehow in the pocket of mit romney what we were going on here call freedom twenty one dot org that said that's a good website about uh... agenda twenty-one eminent domain and all of that. So since the caller dropped, and they weren't patient with us... I'm surprised people don't just call into this show and harass us! This is live folks! This is a license to just call in and harass us. I mean, I'll probably dump you pretty fast if you're not cool and respectful but I think we're raising some pretty good issues here Alright so Peter Thiel who was a Silicon Valley billionaire Everyone's got a billionaire Ron Paul has a billionaire

51:22 part of the PayPal mafia as they call them. I don't have a problem with PayPal, I have a problem with electronic money instituted for all of us with rules and tracking everything we buy and sell but yeah he's an entrepreneur but i am a little conflicted with him being on the Bilderberg Groups steering committee like I told you while were off the air I think that Bilderberg group has lost a lot of its clout power and I personally, not to make any excuses but I think that they need Peter Thiel more than he needs them at this point. And I think the Clinton Global Initiative and the World Economic Forum at Davos and some of these think tanks are maybe a little more powerful that the Bilderberg Group now, now you shouldn't still talk about them but if this was another candidate

52:10 and i'm just gonna walk in someone else's shoes if this was another candidate and i saw that he got a bunch of bilderberg money or guy you know like uh... peter teal given him money and he's a builder burger no matter how libertarian he is like the coke brothers something i'd probably use that against them so Am I a hypocrite because I don't think it's that big of a deal? Or just because I trust Ron Paul enough not to cave to financial donor. How do you process something like that? I've seen, I have been following Ron Paul since the 70s And I know his character. I've seen him demonstrate it. He has never caved in to get money... he could have been making money hands over fists for the lobbyists, for the amount of time he's been in Congress. He has never compromised on anything when it came to principle and I trust him and I don't care who this guy is.

CHAPTER 21 / 23 Discussion

Property Rights, Entrepreneurship, Peter Thiel Motivation

The discussion speculates on Peter Thiel’s motivations for supporting Ron Paul, suggesting he values property rights and entrepreneurship over globalist agendas. They also consider whether Thiel’s status as a gay man influences his support for a candidate who won't use the state to oppress individuals. References are made to Steve Jobs' frustrations with Obama and Oliver Stone’s praise for Paul.

property rights· steve jobs· gay rights· oliver stone· taxes

53:03 the door for anyone to redeem themselves, and maybe this guy has. But to me he's not the important element. The important element is Ron Paul and his unswerving dedication to liberty and small government which has been demonstrated time and time again. He doesn't just give lip service to it if this were Romney or Santorum who we know have flipped flopped all over the place and have never been consistent, and have never stood on principle. Yeah I would wonder about it not with Ron Paul." Well but if it was anyone else... If they had a spotless record, would you give them a pass on the Bilderberg support? Well I'd have to know the person. If they had 30 or 40 years of experience... You know Ron Paul personally! Well I've gotten to meet him and I don't..I've never... I do know him and Ran too. I've done multiple events with both those guys so it does give me a bit of edge but

54:00 I am a little conflicted about it, but you know what? I figured out my own conspiracy theory to answer the conspiracy theory. Peter Thiel is gay and he cares more about gays than he does about homosexuals rights, in other words I think he cares more that and you remember Ken Melman who was Ron Paul's last campaign manager was gay. In fact he died of AIDS And i think he sees in Ron Paul somebody that will not oppress him as a gay person and I don't think even trust Obama on that. In fact Oliver Stone said who is unknown liberal said he'd vote for Ron Paul over Obama for sure his son just converted to Islam as well

54:44 Do you think that could be it? Yeah. You think that Peter Thiel, his thinking as a gay man trumps his allegiance to any globalist organization? Well I don't know but i would think he's an entrepreneur who probably understands the importance of property rights and you know, government protecting property rights but not dictating to companies how they can do business. To me that would probably be more of a factor... And that was Steve Jobs' problem with Obama! I mean let the entrepreneurs take their handcuffs off the entrepreneurs? Not to mention the fact if your Peter Thiel you won't have to pay taxes for the Ron Paul president Well yeah well thats property rights! Yeah Big time Those taxes are confiscation of private property and they're immoral

CHAPTER 22 / 23 Discussion

The Bond Slayer, Local Fiscal Responsibility Event

Gerri Lynn Ward promotes an upcoming event on March 31, 2012, featuring Paul Dorr, known as "The Bond Slayer." Dorr specializes in helping local communities defeat fiscally irresponsible school bonds and other debt measures. Ward provides her contact information for those interested in attending the "Take Back Our County" seminar.

paul dorr· bond slayer· school bonds· fiscal responsibility· take back our county

55:35 Promote, you have an event to promote because we have three minutes left in the show and I do that another issue here but I want to make sure you get this out. Well I'll just do this quickly but one aspect of following Ron Paul and being part of the Ron Paul movement is knowing the importance of rolling back not only federal government but also local government And i am bringing a man named Paul Dorr from Iowa whose nickname is The Bond Slayer and he has helped communities fight fiscally irresponsible school bonds and other bonds. And he is, this is by invitation only because there are actually companies that sell bonds that formulate courses to try to beat him but he helps individuals beat back these bonds and I am bringing him on Saturday March 31st 2012 so

56:24 If you're interested in coming, I have to scream you to make sure that you're not a pro-bond person who's spying on us. But if you're interested in coming... Good luck with that! Yeah, if you're interested in coming then you can email me at jerrylynward at gmail dot com and that's J E R R I L Y NN ward at gmail dot com about an event called Take Back Our County And it is featuring Paul Dorr, D-O-R-R if you want to Google him. The Bond Slayer! Thanks for the opportunity to bring that out. Yeah and you're on Facebook and one of my friends Jack Blood on Facebook I'm on Twitter DeadlineLive.info so if you can't find Jerry You can find her by finding me and she's one of my great friends on Facebook

CHAPTER 23 / 23 Discussion

Delegate Strategy, Media Critique, Show Sign-off

In the final minute, Jack Blood explains Ron Paul’s 2012 strategy of focusing on delegate counts rather than popular votes. He lambasts the mainstream media, specifically mentioning Ed Schultz and Lawrence O'Donnell, for their coverage of the campaign. The show concludes with a promise to return the following week with more guests.

delegates· 2012 election· mainstream media· ed schultz· lawrence o'donnell

57:10 3,000 friends on Facebook. As close as you can be to 3000 friends! Alright one minute left we'll break this down for you Ron Paul has not made a deal with Mitt Romney he knows there's no possible way could sell that to his supporters The deal he's made is to get rid of Newt and to Santorum, to limit the race down to two people. And I think it's pretty smart. He's playing politics! Yeah! He learned his lesson in 2008 and he applied that in 2012 and the thing, the delegate hunt all of this was set up for Romney they got the memo and they are beating even Romney almost at his own game it's about delegates don't let the media tell you that Ron Paul lost something when he won all the delegates that's really important god they're just bloodsuckers. The media

58:01 I mean, they are just the biggest creeps and liars ever. And here we are on TV. So I'm going to tell you not everything... maybe we didn't say something right tonight! Maybe were wrong about something? Try getting that off of Ed Schultz or... The worst of them is... O'Donnell guy, this Larry O'Donnell guy. He's a guy that actually went out and admitted I'm a socialist i want to take your guns so all just tell you where I am coming from um... and that should be put into perspective we're outta here folks will back next week with more guests