from Baton Rouge.

So 100,000 residents are going to form their own city within the city,

and they got approval to do it.

Now, as I've been predicting, by the way the theme of today's show is am I running

everything or am I just predicting well? Sometimes I predict so well I can't tell if I'm causing it to happen. I mean it looks the same.

And I've been telling you for a while that the future is building new cities from scratch

because there is no way to fix the government. It can't be done.

It would require voting and transparency. We don't have any of that. So the only way you're going to build a good quality of life

is to start from scratch and have the government not bother you.

Here's a little wake up I had yesterday. I was explaining to a young person doing a little mentoring about how you would decide to start a business, a generic business.

And I went through the, well, you might find some real estate and you'd lease it or buy it.

And I'm going through sort of the general what you would do to start a business.

And I got about halfway through and I realized that where I live in California,

starting a business that requires you to own real estate

and have all the legal risks and the HR risks and the lawsuit risks.

And I realize that the main reason not to start at your own business is your own government.

Most of the problems of starting a business are your own government. Most of the problems of starting a business are your own government and you know the risk of being

sued by your own Department of Justice, you know all the regulations, the things that you that you got to do even if you're a small business.

There's nothing we need more than to find zones where the government won't bother you.

We need to find places where the government can't get to you

if you're trying to do something useful.

So freedom from your government should be a basic freedom.

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