Ron Paul Questions Jim Carr of NCRC at Financial Services Hearing 7/16/09
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 at
8:19 am
www.house.gov campaignforliberty.com Congressman Ron Paul questions Jim Carr of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition at the House Financial Services Subcommittee on Domestic Monetary Policy and Technology hearing on July 16, 2009 entitled, “Regulatory Restructuring Safeguarding Consumer Protection and the Role of the Federal Reserve.”
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Dr. Paul has actually spoken about this. Early on in his career, that’s what he tried to do, but then the person answering would give a long-winded response that really wasn’t relevant, and thus completely waste the available time. This way, at least he gets his points in on the record.
SOUND SUX
sound works good over here
Fair point but he could always interrupt them back. A good example would be Brad Sherman last week doing this to Geithner. Watching these people squirm around avoiding answering makes the point more valid imo.
Paul for 2012
Why does everyone from the Federal Reserve have these evil glares? They don’t even look human, I am waiting for them to rip off their human masks and show their true lizard faces.
sound is ded
Sound is DOA.
Yep. Every RP vid as of late where he’s questioning the Fed…they’re inaudible.
How is Carr not familiar with the Federal Reserve audit bill? Unacceptable.
soon brother, we lizard people will rise up and reveal ourselves as your scaly overlords.
a smile like that shows he knows exactly what the audit bill is
@ 4:30 in…the lie by Carr. RP knew he had him smoked, LOL.
LOL
He’ll know what HR 1207 is real soon.
Ultimately, as a poor person, I am offended that this Agency Representative feels that I am a part of a class of people that can’t think for themselves and need to be coddled like children.
What about Fiat Currency and Inflationary Policy?
What about federally funded education?
What about fractional reserve banking?
What about artificially set interest rates?
What about legal tender laws?
What about taxes on savings and labor?
The Fed had created much of the housing and commodity bubble by allowing excessive monetary growth. Both the Republican and Democratic Congresses had failed, despite many warnings, to reform Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the Community Reinvestment Act, which led to the subprime mortgage crisis. It is that simple. Yet Congress has not changed any regulations to Fannie and Freddie the 2 Gov. entities that should be left to fail. not Bailed out.
Carr knows that over 240 in Congress have signed onto the bill. He won’t admit it neither will the media cover it.
Carr talks about another “agency”…and thats where the problem is…in other words he is just trying to transformthe problem instead of resolving it.
The Congress should takecare of the finances themselves. And for that they can hire whoever they want…but they should have the final say in every public finacial decision of this country!
talk about americans enemies,,,these guys are the root of evil and oppression. they construct deals with congress, the pres administration and the offshore bankers. they work in conjunction with each other playing god with our lives….. they must open their books, that is the only way we can get the ones that are backing obama and his attempt to destroy america. the fed reserve is a private company controlled by foriegn interests. don’t let the name fool you. they are the judas in this mess…
guys will lie to you and laugh in your face at the same time
Great!!! I cant wait to eat your tail.
Never trust anyone with a hairline that leaves space for their horns.
The Fed creates ALL bubbles. Housing, dot com, derivatives, commodities, nasdaq, everything. People blame Goldman and the corporations, but they are NOT the very root. It’s the Fed handing out all the free sweets. What the kids (Goldmann etc) gonna do?
Free money promotes malinvestment. Bubble mania.
i suggest the cong. ron paul should start his grilling with an immediate question. then expands later then another question. just start wih a question immediately
who is Carr kidding? says he`s not familiar with the “audit the fed” bill with a big smile. Even if you live under a rock, youve heard of this bill. Make sure your congress people are supporting HR1207!!! Ron Paul 2012!!!