Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report. Today, we have our special

guest that's been with us many weeks now. It's the economist from Birch Gold, and that is Philip Patrick.

Philip, welcome to the program again. Thank you for having me, Dr. Paul, as always.

Very good, and I'll bet you any money, since I'm sort of in charge, we'll probably be talking about gold, as we usually do.

At least we'll be mentioning gold.

I'm going to start off by mentioning gold, because gold right now is right near its all-time highs.

And, you know, when it gets up there and it's close to $3,000,

I was talking to my Sunday other day.

I said, boy, this is hard to believe.

He says, I don't know why.

He was coming back.

He said, I don't know why you should be surprised.

You've been telling us about this for years,

but it still does surprise me

and astounds me even though it was an expected when you print a lot of money that happens so we

are too close to an all-time high i've been witnessing and following the price of gold when it was

35 all the way up to now where it's nearly 3,000.

So this is, but the question over the years and even now, people will come up, when's the best

time to buy gold?

Well, when it's low, when it's lowest.

But I'm just making fun because nobody knows.

I remember early in the 70s gold was really moving percentage

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