Hey podcasters, we're in New York City today. We've got a great week of shows for you some really, really good guests.

Tomorrow I think we have Gavin McGinnis on. We're not? Michael Wreckton-Wald is also going to be on with us this week.

A lot of people are going to be on with us. You don't want to miss it. Today we started with what's happening in China.

There's the probably like more like our Boston Tea Party happened during our independence weekend in China.

We go over that also the cops that were kicked out of Starbucks, the latest polls that show Trump at his highest approval rating.

We compare that to Donald Trump while he was not Donald Trump but Barack Obama while he was in office.

Also a look at some of the good things. Some of the things that you know we say, oh jeez the price of a phone is so much. It's so high.

Well let me give you perspective on on that. At the same time telling you why I think we don't have inflation now while everything tells us we should,

we don't perhaps for this reason and how good America really has it today on the podcast.

You're listening to the best of the men back in the world.

Freedom. Freedom usually begins as a whisper. Freedom. It's a secret pass between patrons at a secluded bar or a private meeting maybe in a basement. Freedom.

No matter how hard the tyrants may try to stop it no matter how many dams they throw up to try to contain it.

The whispers usually become a flood and sometimes it takes longer to break through.

Sometimes it'll take millions of lives lost but it is the same every time. Liberty and freedom win.

It's like life. Life has a way of staying alive.

It's an unstoppable force that knows no immovable object.

Now for us it was 243 years ago, 12 score and three years ago to this month that those whispers became a flood.

A group of colonialists on the world's only superpower. They took on that superpower and won.

Our forefathers proved it. Freedom refuses to recognize tyranny as an

immovable object and the world was forever changed.

I can't help but see the poetic justice as more whispers become a flood defying their own immovable object.

Just three days before all of us were buying fireworks to celebrate our independence day,

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