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

Dr. Paul is traveling so I will be your host today and this week I gathered up a few

stories that I noticed, the economic related stories and I figured I'd go over them, give

my opinion and hopefully you'll like what I have to say.

So let's get started.

This is from thisclose.tv on Twitter, United Nations calls on the US Federal Reserve and

other central banks to halt interest rate increases.

Central banks risk pushing the global economy into recession, a UN agency said on Monday.

And here's another one that from another global institution so-called global from the IMF,

this is from Breaking Market News and it says IMF's managing director, George Eva,

the Fed has a very high responsibility to consider the impact on the rest of the world.

So we see central planning is now a global affair.

We're coming up with interest rates that are, you know, everybody has a say other than the market.

You know, all the central planners around the world and the Fed is a central planner itself.

So it's deciding on interest rates that, you know, the UN and the IMF are not very happy with

because they're raising rates and, you know, the bubble that has been created over these years

is now on a very shaky ground to say the least.

You know, and we should go to the basics here on prices because interest rates are price.

You know, they are an agreed upon price by two parties at a certain place in time.

So, you know, watch any stock trade anyone who is familiar with the stock market,

you'll see the price of a stock changes constantly for the active stocks.

You know, it'll be, let's say it's $20 and then $20.50 and then $19.50 and 75, it's constantly changing.

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