Hello, everybody. Ed. Thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report. With us today, we have Chris

Rosini, our co-host. Chris, welcome to the program. Happy Friday, Dr. Paul. Great to be with.

Very good. This is an interesting day. At least there's some things out there that are exciting the

markets. You know, I think when I first looked at the tv this morning to see the first a price of

gold because there was a future price it just happened it turned out it was like 40 dollars going

up and uh even even though there's nothing that i didn't expect but when i see it i'm still shocked

you know because when we started watching

gold prices, gold was, you know, theoretically $35, but then it would go up to $38, $39, a dollar

here and a dollar there.

But now, now it can go up $50 in a day, and it's not that big a deal.

I think it is a big deal, but people sort of blink and they go along with it.

You know, but today, one of the reasons why gold jumped up, there was a report on the Federal Reserve's favorite price control gadget information as the core PC

expenditures. It's a different way of using the CPI. And they use this and it was up a little

more than they thought, which means inflation is still there. And that leads to trouble. And this is one of the

reasons things pop up like this, although the theory and the philosophy of inflation and the future

of the dollar was well known, probably years and years decades ago, I became aware of it by reading Austrian economics

in the 1960s and there were a group of popular editorialists and journalists that would talk about,

you know, what it was coming, the breakdowns of the Bretton Woods and gold soaring and all these

things. So it's, it's been around, but it's still, it's still, you know, something that people

have to deal with, but I don't think the, the understanding of how serious it is yet known.

But it certainly is because everybody's going to suffer from it.

You know, Bricks is busy thinking, what are they going to do to replace the dollar?

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