Star Trek: The Search for Ron Paul

(MUSIC) RON PAUL: I wouldn’t start a war in Libya. I’d quit bombing Yemen. And I’d quit bombing Pakistan. PICARD: That's all? DATA: Yes, sir. PICARD: Run it again. RON PAUL: I’d quit bombing Yemen. And I’d quit bombing Pakistan. PICARD: Thank you, Mister Data. DATA: There is more, sir. I have taken the liberty of expanding the parameters of my search. PICARD: Computer, freeze. Enhance far left figure and compare. Same man. One question answered. What do we know of him? DATA: He has been in public service since he was a young man. He is considered a man of the people. He has sponsored many reforms. Reportedly, leadership considers him to be somewhat of a radical, because he has been an advocate of peace throughout his career. PICARD: Where would we find him? DATA: The district he represents is called the 14th district. He maintains a dwelling there. I believe you will be able to locate him there. PICARD: Mister Data, your resourcefulness never ceases to amaze me. DATA: Thank you, sir. WORF: Captain, we are being hailed. It is the junior adjutant to the diplomatic delegation. RAND PAUL: Good to be with you this evening. The Republican party has lost it's mojo. (MUSIC)