The Big Rip-Off: Congress Packs Military Spending Bill To Insane Level!

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🗓️ 8 December 2022

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On a bipartisan basis the US Congress shoveled tens of billions of dollars into the already severely bloated 2023 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The goal is to further provoke Russia and China to war, while further enriching the military-industrial complex. We'll have the good, bad, and the ugly in today's Liberty Report.

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0:00.0	Hello everybody and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report.
0:04.6	With us today is Daniel McAdams, our co-host.
0:07.4	Daniel, good to see you.
0:08.9	Happy Thursday, Dr. Paul.
0:10.1	How are you this morning?
0:11.1	Doing well.
0:12.1	Doing well.
0:13.1	All right.
0:14.1	But when I looked at what they're doing in Washington, they're still spending a lot of money.
0:18.9	You know, it's pretty bad because the way I looked at it, I was stretching this a little
0:22.3	bit.
0:23.3	If that depressant's come off as the conservative fiscal person, when it comes to the
0:28.5	way, you know, he asked for so much money and they sent it into the house, a lot of
0:34.0	Democrats, a lot of Republicans.
0:36.0	They say, no, this is important.
0:39.3	This is to maintain our empire.
0:40.4	Oh no, they didn't say that.
0:42.1	The empire has to be fed and the Congress does that.
0:46.7	And I think it's amazing that the Congress is feeling and their duty to maybe be more
0:53.9	fiscally conservative.
0:55.8	But that is the bill got passed.
0:59.7	It was $858 billion.
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