Hello everybody and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report.

With us today, we have Daniel McAdams, our co-host, Daniel.

Good to see you this morning.

Good morning, Dr. Paul.

How are you this morning?

Good.

We have a few things to talk about.

That is true.

Economically speaking and freedom speaking.

You know, it's interesting that you know I watch markets

pretty closely seeing how quickly they react to you know potential war or

whatever's going on in the world and they're pretty good but it's interesting

today so much of the financial news is related to not not the potential World War III that might start or what the next

step would be, or even the bankruptcy. It's 99 percent, I'm exaggerating probably, the concern

is what will the Federal Reserve Board Chairman say after the meetings?

What is he going to say? Is he going to raise the interest rates, lower interest rates?

Will be a quarter point or a half point? Maybe he'll slip up and say the wrong word,

and it'll be worth a trillion dollars in the marketplace within minutes.

So I think the priorities under these

circumstances of interventionism in foreign policy and economic policy means that, you know,

it's uncertain. And that's the way it seems now. I would have placed more emphasis, even though

I think all economic problems are related to foreign policies as well,

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