Hello everybody, and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report with us today as Chris Rosini, our co-host.

Chris, good to see you this morning.

Happy Friday, Dr. Paul.

Very good. This is our day because we don't come in tomorrow. We'll take a whole day off, except we're going to keep up with the news, because there's always some news out there that we have to know about.

Well, okay. I'm going to open up with a little brief statement by Gold and then talk about an opportunity for our viewers to get some of materials from Birch Gold.

That they might find interesting if they're interested in investing in Gold.

But I want to start with a little couple of news bits regarding the economy and Gold. They've had a meeting in Durban, I think it was in South Africa, and there was a meeting with the people Bricks, Brits.

And they have five countries that got together, Russia, China, and South Africa, and another one boy.

And they're trying to compete with the dollar because they're sick and tired of our foreign policy and our economic policy.

I've thrown our weight around because we print the money and we dump it on them, and that sort of thing.

But this has been building, and it's still building, so this is why Bricks exists.

But they've concluded that meeting, and they said that they're going to add six new countries to this.

So that's a big deal. It doesn't mean that tomorrow all of a sudden the dollar is gone, because I don't think it's going to go that fast.

But it's significant. I think it has historic significance that they're letting us know more than just the organization that has not moved themselves

to a truly alternative currency. But it's in the wind, and it will come eventually, not because they're going to be smart and have a perfect solution.

But we're going to continue to undermine our dollar standard and our privilege that we have usurped from the world, and that is managing the reserve currency of the world.

That is not going to last. This is a significant history, and how long term I think it's all very bullish for gold, bad for the dollar.

And we will see, because this will not go away. It will continue, even if nothing is seen in the next week or two that dramatic things are happening, it's there, mainly, because the destiny of the dollar, I think, is in place.

But the speed of that destiny is unknown. But there was another meeting going on these last couple of days. All of the money managers were having fun up at Jackson Hole and Wyoming, and they must have had a good time.

But they said we still had a problem this morning. It was finished and Powell had his speech, and he was going to soothe the markets, and they always soothe the market.

People don't care about economics and prices, and how the economies go under care about speeches and words and phrases, and what is the policy of the Fed, and what is the policy of the pretending what the Fed is.

But anyway, Powell did make an announcement. Too much inflation out there. He didn't say this last years when his interest rates were below zero. But now, too much inflation, we're going to keep pounding away, and the way they solve inflation is to destroy the economy.

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