Hello, everybody. And thank for tuning into the Liberty Report. With us today, we have Daniel McAdams,

our co-host, Daniel. Welcome to the program. Good morning, Dr. Paul. How are you this morning?

Good. Today we have some things that are very interesting, not necessarily bad, but we haven't

solved a few problems. So I think we'll be in business for a little while longer.

But I want to start off with a comment about what's going on, you know, with the Federal Reserve

because the Federal Reserve is in the news, much more so these days and these months

than they were 15 or 20 years ago.

And, of course, the argument between Trump and Powell,

that's keeping everybody excited about it.

But there was a comment made, and it may come to fruition today,

that two members of the open committee

don't intend to vote with, you know on trump on the on the chairman's side on

power side he's they're talking about voting you know against the approval of uh of uh of not

you know raising the interest rate they they want to vote with trump and say interest rates

should be lower and And that's a

controversy. And they said having two people opposed in a vote like that is very, very unusual. So

maybe they're, you know, getting a spine also. That would be nice. Maybe there'll be enough of a spine

and more people in Congress. Why do we even need this thing?

You know, and just decide to get away with it.

And the argument, like I said, is mainly over interest rates, something that we know that either, whether it's Trump or prowl they have no idea what interest rates could be

because no one individual does know because that's determined by millions and millions of people

mark working in a market in a marketplace helping to decide what an interest rate or cost of

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