Ron Paul Liberty Report

How did the US empire begin? In his important new book, Stephen Kinzer tells the story of the nationwide debate in 1898 over whether the US should attempt to intervene in the affairs of the rest of the world. Is that debate over?

Several new proposals to tackle out of control military spending have been released by Washington think tanks. They all identify areas of possible savings, but they are all missing the central point... (Apologies for technical difficulties in the clip)

Over the weekend, President Trump indicated that he would continue in his predecessor's foreign policy. The US conducted some 31 airstrikes in Syria and Iraq and two drone strikes in Yemen. Will we achieve different results doing the same thing over and over?

When authorities found out that Shona Banda treated her severe Crohn's Disease with cannabis, they took away her child and are trying to send her to prison for 30 years. But she is fighting back! We speak with Ms. Banda about her struggle for health freedom in today's Liberty Report...

This week a report was released stating that the richest eight individuals in the world have more wealth than everyone else combined. You're expected to perceive this as a problem, without putting thought into whether or not the mega-rich earned their money legitimately in the marketplace, or parasitically through government intervention. You're also expected to rally behind government redistribution efforts to fix this so-called problem. Ron Paul discusses on today's Myth-Busters.

Arizona Senator John McCain has proposed a massive increase in military spending, arguing that the US must be able to fight and win conventional wars in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Is this a great leap forward...or a blunder back to the past?

President Obama's last minute commutation of Chelsea Manning's 35 year sentence for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents on the Iraq and Afghanistan wars surprised Washington. Did he do the right thing?

The balance of powers in the US government has taken a steady shift toward the executive branch at the expense especially of the legislative branch. Constitution scholar Louis Fisher joins the Liberty Report to look at what this may portend for the coming Trump Administration.

The Rev. Martin Luther King was an important civil rights leader, but we must not forget that he was an uncompromising opponent of the Vietnam war and of violence in general.

President-Elect Trump held his first press conference in quite some time. While it's entertaining to watch him battle with the media, there are serious and troubling consequences that are heading our way. Ron Paul discusses them on Myth-Busters!

The Tillerson Hearing: Will Trump Have A Neocon Foreign Policy? by Ron Paul Liberty Report

Much is said and written about crime in the inner cities. President Obama was recently in Chicago to discuss it. The real causes are most often overlooked, however...

Trump's choice for Secretary of State, former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson, is expected to be grilled in tomorrow's Senate confirmation hearing. Will his lack of government experience or his business dealings with Russia trip him up?

Tomorrow the Senate will take up Donald Trump's nominee for Attorney General, Sen. Jeff Sessions. Should libertarians cheer or be worried about an AG Sessions?

Rather than "Drain The Swamp," Congress is set to vote on a budget that will "Drain our Wallets". Ron Paul discusses the nefarious process of coming up with the federal budget, along with the Fed's role in its constant expansion. It also looks like Senator Rand Paul will be the only Republican Senator to vote against the Obamacare repeal. Find out the reason why on today's Myth-Busters!