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| Hey, this is Michael Snyder, and I'm out here today at the University of Texas. | |
| We're asking people questions. | |
| We're asking them real basic questions, such as how do they feel about Donald Trump? | |
| How do they feel about Hillary Clinton? | |
| Have they heard of fake news? | |
| What do they believe that fake news actually is? | |
| We're asking them about medical marijuana. | |
| Where does money come from? | |
| We're asking them about the Federal Reserve. | |
| And we're showing that we have a real need for education in this country about some of the most... | |
| And what about fake news? | |
| Have you heard of fake news? | |
| Sure, yeah. | |
| And could you give us an example of fake news? | |
| Fake news could be anything from Facebook groups to, you know, smaller organizations outside online media. | |
| It doesn't necessarily have bipartisan views. | |
| It could just be one way or, you know, it doesn't have any kind of credibility. | |
| It doesn't have any resources. | |
| Yes, I've heard of fake news. | |
| Alright, and what would be an example of fake news? | |
| Um Reporting on things that don't happen And treating it as Credible journalism Um Do you believe the mainstream media has been fair to Trump or not fair? | |
| Not fair because the mainstream media is heavily liberal. | |
| Would you describe them as fake news? | |
| I think that for the most part they do their best to... | |
| Not be fake news, but there's a lot of fake news on both sides, sure. | |
| So would CNN be an example of credible journalism? | |
| I think they're credible because I believe that in general they satisfy the journalistic requirements for publishing and they retract their false statements. | |
| They retract the things that don't meet the standard of proof. | |
| And so they're credible if they admit their mistakes. | |
| So you believe when CNN makes mistakes that they admit them, they own up to them? | |
| Yes, I do. | |
| Now let me ask you a question. | |
| Medical marijuana, should it be legalized? | |
| Absolutely, yeah, it should be. | |
| Medical marijuana in particular, should it be legalized? | |
| It should be legalized. | |
| Would you support political candidates that support legalizing medical marijuana? | |
| Yeah, I mean, for that particular platform issue, yeah, I would. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, let me ask you this. | |
| I'm actually running for Congress. | |
| I believe in legalizing medical marijuana, but I'm also pro-Trump. | |
| How would you feel about that? | |
| I mean, it's interesting. | |
| I think Trump's interesting to watch. | |
| I don't know. | |
| That's cool. | |
| What about Donald Trump? | |
| How do you feel about him? | |
| I don't feel anything about me. | |
| Now, what if I told you I support medical marijuana, but I'm also pro-Trump? | |
| How would you feel about that? | |
| I don't... | |
| I mean, politicians have many positions. | |
| I mean, you don't necessarily agree with every position a politician has to support them. | |
| Well, let me ask you about, do you believe that Trump should be impeached? | |
| I think that the pardoning of Arpaio was really bad. | |
| I think that instructing Jeff Sessions and lobbying him to maintain oversight of the Russian collusion investigation, I think that's bad. | |
| I don't think... | |
| Personally, if I was in Congress, I'm at the point where I would vote to impeach Trump, but I think I'm getting close. | |
| Do you believe he should be impeached? | |
| Yeah, absolutely, for a couple reasons. | |
| Anything in particular? | |
| Definitely stuff with Russia. | |
| The Russia ties, I think, is enough grounds to do that. | |
| Now, do you believe that President Trump colluded with Russia? | |
| I mean, perhaps someone in his administration did, but if he did, I think he probably took the reasonable steps to... | |
| Reasonable steps to, you know, conceal it. | |
| Let me ask you one more question. | |
| Where does money come from? | |
| Where does money come from? | |
| What do you mean? | |
| Originally. | |
| You know, people get it when they work and whatever, but originally, where is money created in our society? | |
| Where does it come from? | |
| Well, it's a social construct. | |
| What about the Federal Reserve? | |
| Are you familiar with that? | |
| Do you know how that works? | |
| Barely, yeah, a little bit. | |
| Not enough, but that's probably all I could say about it. | |
| So physical money comes from the mints, right? | |
| That's what it's called. | |
| They print money. | |
| The concept of money comes from goods and services. | |
| I've been asking a lot of people this today. | |
| Where does money come from? | |
| If high school memories don't fail me, I think the Federal Reserve. | |
| I was asking a lot of people about the Federal Reserve today and a lot of people didn't understand. | |
| Would you say that you understand the Federal Reserve or that you really need more education in that area? | |
| I have an extremely rudimentary understanding. | |
| I need some more education. | |
| What about the Federal Reserve? | |
| Do you know much about that? | |
| Do you understand how it works? | |
| I don't think I do. | |
| Well, there you have it, guys. | |
| That wraps up our interviews here at the University of Texas with college students, supposedly highly educated. | |
| But as you all have seen, the ignorance here is staggering. | |
| So this is Michael Snyder reporting for Infowars.com. | |
| If you want to support our campaign for Congress, visit michaelsnyderforcongress.com. | |
| Thank you. | |
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