Ron Paul: ‘Very Strange’ Fed Won’t Return Germany’s Gold

QUINTANILLA: "I wonder how politically sterile do you think a GAO audit can be? If you're leery of government involvement overall, what are they really going to be able to tell you?"
PAUL: "A little bit more than we have now, you know? No, it's not going to be perfect. Obviously that is the case. When they get to auditing the gold, they should get a private company to do that. They're  hysterical when you say, 'Is the gold there?' We haven't had a true audit of the gold for 50 years. There's a lot of hints -- has gold been loaned out, sold, who owns it? The Germans want their gold back from the Fed. The Fed says we'll give it back to you in six or seven years. What's going on? Why don't you care about that a little bit? Something very strange about that. And now the Germans are annoyed with that, they want their gold back -- now, just think of Merkel. We spy on her, listening to her private phone for years and years. No wonder people are getting annoyed. But it should make us angry at this country, it should shake up the American people and say 'Let's clean house here, let's have a where we don't think that we run the world and shouldn't bully people around and think we can spy on everybody every single minute of the day.'"