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Welcome to the program, Sarkon.

It's great to be here, Dr. Paul. We got you in the hot seat today.

We're going to do another episode of Ask Ron Paul.

And without further ado,

I'll get to the first question. They're really great questions this go around, Dr. Paul.

So the first one comes from Dan Crenshaw fan girl. And it says, what would you say to young people

who are just now trying to get into politics? Well, sometimes when people ask me, a lot of young people will come up and ask me,

what can I do to, you know, get into the Congress and follow what I have done?

And I said, don't do it, just to wake them up to what they're doing.

Because just getting into politics and just getting

trying to get a seat in Congress shouldn't be the goal. It should be very secondary. And I think

you have to have if you, there's two ways to want to go to Congress. One is for political power

and influence that make you feel good that you've done something.

The other is to spread a message.

Unfortunately, there aren't that many in Washington that are spreading the right message.

Because they vote in a rote fashion.

Everybody, you know, there's no real discussion, no real debates,

and people switch their votes all the time. So you don't want to be in the politics of it all.

But I can't be too negative of that saying, don't do it because it ended up, I did it. But my motivation, and I don't

think it was a bad motivation, was that I was influenced by, you know, August 15th, 1971, when I sat and

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