Americans need to do a lot of soul searching here, James, is what do they want out of their lives?

Do they like this crisis-filled life? If they do, then it's perfect. Just keep on, keeping on with what you're doing.

But if you want a normal life, a harmonious life, a peaceful life, a life that is joyful and exciting that you're not constantly worrying about, oh my gosh,

what's going to happen here and what's going to happen there, which the government is causing,

then there's only one solution out of this thing, and that's to go back to some founding principles

on which this country was founded.

You're listening to The Corbett Report.

Welcome back, friends. Welcome back to the Corbett Report. I am James Corbett ofcorbettReport.com

in a conversation that is being recorded on the 2nd of February 22, at least here on this side

of the dateline. And today we are talking to a previous guest

on the Corbett Report, so you should know him by now, at least if you have an elephant's memory

and have been following the corporate report for at least five years. We're talking today to

Jacob Hornberger of the Future of Freedom Foundation, who we previously talked to in 2017 about the ongoing JFK cover-up. Of course,

I'll include the link to that previous conversation if you are interested in that incredibly

important topic. But hopefully you know Jacob Hornberger from his own writing, which appears

at the Future of Freedom Foundation at ff.org on, well, if not a daily basis, at least several

times a week. And there is a lot of good information. Today we're going to be talking about a

specific article that he penned recently called Crisis-filled Lives, which, again, of course, I will

be linking up in the show notes, but let's bring him on the program. Jacob Hornberger,

thanks for joining us again.

Oh, it's an honor and a pleasure.

Thanks for having me, James.

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