Ron Paul Liberty Report

The New Congress is on its way. Ron Paul and Norm Singleton examine the possible paths and agendas that Congress has in store.

Mises Institute President Jeff Deist joins the Liberty Report to discuss advantages for libertarianism and liberty emerging from the recent US presidential election. Good for liberty? Join us and find out...

Nationalism is on the rise around the world with Brexit, the election of Donald Trump in the U.S., and the possible election of Marine Le Pen in France. In response, globalists are now playing the blame game, and the Internet is in their crosshairs. Ron Paul discusses on today's edition of Myth-Busters.

Six years after then-Speaker Boehner did away with earmarks -- where Members direct budget dollars to specific projects -- they are suddenly back in the news. Several Members are trying to bring them back, but Speaker Ryan is resisting. Earmarks are demonized but they are far from the real problem.

If you could change just five key aspects of US foreign policy to realign it toward the Founders' vision, what would you pick? How to make the other broken parts of our policy fall into place? Here are our top five fixes.

Ambassador Charles Freeman, a highly decorated US diplomat, joins the Liberty Report to discuss what the next Administration's foreign policy might look like...and what it should look like.

The White House announced last week that it was shifting its approach on Syria. From now on it would target al-Qaeda in Syria instead of backing them to overthrow Assad.

The Federal Reserve has been counterfeiting dollars at a rapid pace. Amazingly, they want prices to rise faster (how nice of them). Well, they're ultimately going to get what they want. Ron Paul tackles the great enabler of big government on today's edition of Myth-Busters! Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg reminded President-elect Trump of America's Article 5 obligations to defend other NATO members. Meanwhile the NATO military build-up on Russia's borders accelerates. Will President Trump stand up to NATO demands? Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

While the presidential race captured our attention the most, several ballot initiatives across the country were important indicators of how the liberty movement is doing. We review the big and small contests on today's program. Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

What will change and what won't change after today's vote? Foreign policy? Fed? Media? Congressional authority? Economy? We'll offer our take on what to expect after the "most important election in history." Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

While America's eyes are on the presidential election, US troops are fighting alongside the US-backed "Syrian Democratic Forces" to take Raqqa from ISIS control. A new ground war has begun in Syria, with the US and Turkey making plans to govern Raqqa when ISIS is gone. Apparently Syria has no say in the matter. Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

We've apparently reached another presidential election. It's a time when many believe they're able to exercise a say in what happens with the government. Yet, despite all prior campaign promises and votes cast, Americans are (once again) disgusted with the government that they chose in years prior. It's like a dog that chases its tail, never realizing the nature of the situation. Ron Paul squashes election myths on today's edition of Myth-Busters. Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

Was ISIS created and/or supported by the US and its allies to do the dirty work of "regime change" in Syria? Is that why it seems the US war on ISIS is proceeding at such a leisurely pace? Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.

In his latest book, Jim Rickards warns that the coming financial crisis will be unlike the 1998 and 2008 crises. There will be no massive money printing to pave over the crumbling system. Rickards joins us to discuss what to expect...and how to prepare. Be sure to visit http://www.ronpaullibertyreport.com for more libertarian commentary.