Hello, friends. James Corbett here, CorbettReport.com with an interview in December of 2025.

And I think this is a particularly interesting one. So grab a seat and lend me your ears.

You're going to get quite a lot out of this. If you are at all interested in or familiar with my recent Solutions Watch video,

introducing people, perhaps for the first time, maybe not the first time, to the

philosophy of liberty. So first things first, if you didn't catch that recent edition of

Solutions Watch, long story short, that was a video that was simply encouraging you to watch another video,

specifically a video called The Philosophy of Liberty.

That will, of course, be linked up in the show notes for this interview.

In case you haven't seen it yet, it is eight minutes long or eight minutes short

and is, I think, required viewing for every human being on the planet.

Luckily, that video, although it is obviously primarily in first and is, I think, required viewing for every human being on the planet. Luckily, that video, although it is obviously primarily and first and foremost was in English,

it has now been translated into dozens and dozens of languages.

So there is no excuse for anyone on the planet not to have seen and imbibed that video,

the philosophy of liberty.

That is the number one message. But if you have

seen that video, and if you are at all interested in the background of that video, where did

this flash animation come from? How did it emerge on the internet a couple of decades ago? And

how did it through, at the very least, influencing me to start the Corbett Report, thereby influence perhaps you and

other people out there who have benefited from my work over the years. If you're interested in that

story, this is the interview for you. So to set the table every two weeks, as you know, I'm on the

Declare Your Independence Radio broadcast with Ernest Hancock. And this week, both of us were talking to

Ken Schooland, who is a retired, now retired, professor of economics, upon whose book,

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