Ron Paul, Orin Kramer on the US Debt Downgrade
by admin on Friday, January 13th, 2012 | 13 Comments
Aug 9 Bloomberg — Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul of Texas and Orin Kramer, general partner of Boston Provident Partners LP and the former chairman of New Jersey’s pension fund, speak about US debt, fiscal policy, and financial markets. Paul and Kramer spoke yesterday with Lisa Murphy and Adam Johnson on Bloomberg Television’s “Downgrade: a Special Report.” Bethany McLean, a contributing editor at Bloomberg Television, and Bloomberg’s Michael McKee also spoke.
Video Rating: 5 / 5
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“While the government fights?” What!? That moron doesn’t know what he is doing, he does not understand how the economy works. We need Ron Paul in 2012.
@masercot you’re not buying gold?
nice dude, awesome upload
Ron Paul: The economy is going to get worse.
Ron Paul Cult: By golly it did. He’s the messiah!
Ron Paul: Buy gold…
12:40 – 13:10 – gotta love how she flip flops when she was caught on the spot
Lisa Murphy is soo hot. And Adam Johnson
Ron Paul comes on at about 16:14…..For those of you that want to hear someone speak that actually knows what he’s talking about.
So these S&P guys say the US lost it’s AAA rating and the stocks start dropping like crazy……When it gets down low enough….These guys will throw a bunch of cash in the stocks and then give the US their AAA rating back…..They stand to make a shit load.
Mclean…please stop talking.. the us deserved the downgrade
People only need to read Austrian Scholof economics to understand that all these pretty gay boys and girls on Bloomberg with charts and numbers have no clue (otherwise they would quit the job and play the market to get awesomely rich.) Only when Ron Paul speaks, the sun of the liberty shines.
Bloombergs Nemesis. Ron Paul.