Hello everybody and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report.

With us today we have Daniel Make Adams our co-host.

Daniel, good to see you this morning.

Good morning, Dr. Paul.

How are you this morning?

Good.

Did you get your check from USAID yet?

I know, but I filled out all the paperwork.

No, but the thing of it is, are you, do you know the right people?

You know, when I was in the military, I went to the fund, the training for a flight surgeon

and I met another doctor who was the same class, same age, graduated from medical school the same way.

And we got to know each other, and when we got out, he went and joined the National Guard.

And I thought it would benefit maybe because I was surviving.

So I went into the guard too.

But we were both went into the active duty as captains.

We both came out as captains but immediately when we went

into the reserves he became a major so I say well how in the world did you do

that so fast it's who you know it's who you know there's a life lesson but I noticed

that in the military it's a shame because you're trained to take care of people. But the motivation,

even as a physician, is that you're not being rewarded for what you do. You don't have

responsibility for pleasing your patient. You know, if they give you 20 physicals to do,

it's how fast you get to physically.

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