Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report.

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

Good to see you, Daniel. Are you well rested?

I'm not well-wrested, but it is good to see you, Dr. Paul.

Oh, go ahead.

I was up late. I fell asleep before my kids did.

Well, there's a lot of optimism floating around.

They had a few people still asking questions.

I'm in that's category.

Still a few questions.

But there certainly has to be a reflection of what the people are thinking.

You know, as disruptive as it is, as pure democracy stuff, I think there was a message there.

People got sick and tired of what's been going on, and that, of course, has to be a benefit

because I don't think the representation we had for the past four years, and it wasn't all in one party.

I mean, this came from a lot of

sources but it was it was so disruptive and so I watched a good bit until I

got tired yeah yeah and I you know caught up but it was you know it's it they

see it as a great victory but but I, yes, I see the benefit, but I'm very cautious by saying, boy, we're over the hump now.

I remember after Reagan won, and it was definitely different and definitely positive and things did get better.

But I think that... was definitely different and definitely positive and things did get better but I

think that what happened to the conservative groups there were a lot of people

who worked for Reagan and the Goldwater groups and this was active at that time

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