Glenn beck is Lockstep with Ron Paul

Glenn Beck admits that he is “Lockstep on many of the things that he believes in the economy” and declares the Federal Reserve as “evil.” Glenn Beck and Ron Paul argue over how much war is going to be enough. Ron Paul explains he is okay with declaring war and entering a country to attack an enemy when the U.S. goes through the right channels while Glenn Beck argues that we should have a secret service that is basically unchecked while entering countries at will. They both bat around where to draw the line. Beck at the end admits that America will eventually run out of money if this continues basically leaving Ron Paul as the voice of reason. Being a long time Ron Paul supporter, I would say that Glenn Beck is getting much of his content from the bowels of Ron Paul. Every day I watch Glenn Beck, he is sounding sounding more and more like he is reading the Ron Paul-itics manual.

GLENN: Now, we always have Ron Paul on when we talk about the economy because Ron and I are well, he’d probably disagree with this, but and so would many of his supporters, but I think we’re pretty close to lockstep on many of the things that he believes in the economy. The Fed is absolutely just evil. We have gone away from the gold standard. We’re spending money like crazy people and we’re destroying our nation. We’re just destroying it. I also think that Ron Paul and I are in the same territory when it comes to progressives and the idea of a big government, and he is probably closer to our founding fathers than probably anybody else out there right now as far as an understanding of limited government. However, sometimes we go off the tracks and that’s why I wanted to talk to him today because I’d like him to explain it to me.

Ron Paul, welcome to the program, sir, how are you?

RON PAUL: Good. Good to be with you, Glenn.

GLENN: Would you say what I just said about our viewpoints is accurate or not?

RON PAUL: No, I think that’s pretty good and it seems like you’ve dodged your way over a little bit closer to it. So maybe you’ll come over a little closer on these things we disagree on, too.

GLENN: You know, I have to Ron, I am not a guy who’s afraid to admit when I’m wrong and I’m not afraid, I think anybody who stops growing is dead. And I’ve come a long way toward you, you know. I didn’t really understand the progressive movement up until, I’d say two years ago, I really started to get a handle on it and I really started to look at the history of our country and couple that with the context of the founders. And I’ve come a long way towards your way of thinking.

RON PAUL: You know, Glenn, I might say that you are one of the few that will, you know, interview me. A lot of other times, you know, they don’t interview me. They ask me a question and if they don’t like the answer, then they start shouting. But you over these last couple of years have been willing to interview me, and I really appreciate that.

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