(PART 3 AT THIS LINK) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W9-mqyQlRs
Jesse Ventura talks about the latest on his lawsuit against the TSA and the
down fall of America.

Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura
today slammed the media for lying in their suggestion that his effort to
seek Mexican citizenship meant he was giving up his U.S. citizenship,
calling the smear an attempt to portray him as unpatriotic.


Ventura
set the record straight during an appearance on the Alex Jones Show,
saying he had been misquoted on "wanting to give up my U.S. citizenship,
I never once stated that," adding that he was merely seeking dual
citizenship because he and his wife lived half the year in Mexico
anyway.

In the aftermath of his press conference on Friday, some
reports announced that Ventura was "abandoning his citizenship" and
running away to Mexico in response to a judge tossing out his case
against TSA groping in airports.

"I love my country, not my
government," Ventura remarked in response to reports that had
characterized him as unpatriotic.

"I never said that I'm giving
up my U.S. citizenship, that's a lie....they don't even focus on what
the case is about," said Ventura, criticizing the media for focusing on
provocative statements rather than why Ventura was denied a trial.

However,
Ventura did repeat his vow to recognize the national anthem
differently, saying he would bow his head in shame because he now lived
in a country which didn't allow him his constitutional rights.

Ventura
said he had "run into a brick wall" with the mainstream media in their
failure to adequately report his case against the TSA, revealing that an
interview scheduled yesterday with CNN was cancelled. In a separate
local radio interview, the host accused Ventura of acting like Kim
Kardashian, claiming he was pursuing a vendetta against the TSA merely
to generate publicity for his TV show.

Ventura explained how the
judge in the TSA case sat on the ruling for 10 months, a delay that
prevented Ventura from taking the case to the U.S. Court of Appeals and
exercising his right to a jury trial.

"They will not let any
constitutional decision go to a jury, I cannot have a jury trial,
they're not allowing me....they threw me out of court, they waited 10
months so that my 60 days after filing to go to the Court of Appeals
would expire while I waited for her to make the decision," said Ventura.
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