Everybody and thank you for tuning into the Liberty report with us today is Daniel McAdams our co-host

Daniel. Good to see you this morning. Good morning. We survived our opening

Somebody forgot a switch somewhere, but it could be some evil doer out there that's cutting the switches.

I think it's a CIA.

Yeah.

Or SWAT teams.

We've got to watch out for them too.

But anyway, we're going to start with something that we work,

some days we have to work pretty hard to come across something possible. with something

positive to say and this one is a little easier.

There's a statistic that we like and you know I was asking how long have we been doing this program

and talking about foreign policy and pro peace things then I got to thinking

well I've been thinking seriously about it since I was 10 years old, you know, because I remember World War II so well.

And then, you know, it was sort of endless. People say it's bad now, but just think as somebody that was well aware of war

going on in 1945 and then followed quickly in Korea and then Vietnam and then on and on.

So that's not to dismiss the problems we have today because I think even with those

systems back when the wars were bigger and worse,

that the problems we face in foreign policies

is much, much greater, much more dangerous.

We were sort of, you know, in control of the thing.

We had a dollar that was growing in value.

We were the richest and we had the strongest military and we were respect that's what we we used to be respected less respect so things have changed a lot

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