Jesse Ventura Talks About Conspiracy Theories, 2012 Presidential Race

Jesse Ventura Talks About Conspiracy Theories, 2012 Presidential Race He was governor of Minnesota, a Navy SEAL, professional wrestler, a professor at Harvard, and more recently an author. This morning the United States, Kiran Chetry, Ali Velshi and Christine Romans talk politics with the man himself, Jesse Ventura.

Ventura, author of a new book of 63 documents government do you want to read, says the documents in his book and gives his opinion on the 2012 presidential elections. Believe that a third has a chance in the presidential race of 2012? "Probably not, because, as Ralph Nader has said that we live in a two-party dictatorship." Ventura said here. "Nobody else is left in the game."

Ventura says that if Ron Paul left the Republican Party chooses to run in 2012 under a third, then consider that his running mate Paul.

"We will go there to get the battery, so that we can live how we live," said Ventura. "Do not sit and try to sell me [that] we do not give democracy to the world."

Morgan immediately rejected the theory of Ventura and Ventura said he believes that "everything is back the idea." He said the former governor, who saw it as a "lithium".