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

With us today is Daniel McAdams, our co-host Daniel, good to see you.

Good morning Dr. Paul, how are you? I'm doing well. Good.

Good to work here and solve the problems of the world. Your gas tanks fool.

But I guard against any disappointments, you know. I don't have expectations beyond my means.

Sometimes I'm surprised that we do a little bit better than my nervousness causes.

So we still have a few people out there. We'd like to have a few more people watching and thinking

the message was valuable, but the one thing Leonard Reed taught me numbers aren't the whole thing.

Eventually numbers are important, but the main thing is getting a group of people who are really

serious or willing to spread a message. And that's what we hope we can do. We can't hope or

expect too much more because the problems obviously are quite overwhelming.

But today we're going to deal with an overwhelming problem that we can do something about because

we know how it would happen. We know exactly what to do and it could be over in a short period of time.

But is it going to happen? Not according to the news items.

What I'm talking about is the gasoline prices. They're high. And Austrian economics

teaches you shouldn't be surprised. People have been worried about just like we worried about a

housing bubble. Well, we worried about the inflation that came out of the QEs in 2008.

And all of a sudden there are problems. There's a recession and then they go and they start wars

against the American people with COVID. They go and start a war overseas. And what do they do?

They spend six trillion dollars. Oh yeah, the world loves us. They'll take our money forever.

But now we have a president. It's an activist and he has studied

Keynesian economics very thoroughly. Which means he can do anything he wants.

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