Hello everybody's

and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty report with us today with Daniel McAdams our co-host Daniel good to see this morning

Good morning.

Dr Paul. How are you? Good. Do we have the budget balance yet?

Oh yeah, absolutely.

Everybody's happy now though.

They got that little bill passed and, you know, and brought all the factions together.

There was one thing, and we'll come to it when we go through this, but one thing is, this is a dramatic

example of how bipartisan work, and I look at it and I say, this is the evil of this contrived bipartisanship.

When you see people coming together and passing these horrible horrible bills,

and people selling out their soul, they contradict everything they've said and you know and we've worked

the speaker over enough already but his switcher ruin was just a little bit too much.

But again, again, what's so different?

And people, don't be people say,

well, at least we have bipartisanship.

We don't have, we don't have lockdown

to how the government's still open which is sad because they nobody has any

money to pay for it so they'll print it up and all. But anyway, we want to talk on the first go around here about

Mitch McConnell. He doesn't like Tucker. No. He, McConnell has an unusual philosophy.

He's not against journalists, but he just doesn't think journalists should be journalists.

As long as they only report what McConnell wants them to report in a bipartisan manner, if he can get

together with Schumer, and then the journalists can do what they tell them.

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