Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report. With us today, we have Daniel McAdams as our co-host.

Daniel, welcome to the program. Good morning, Dr. Paul. How are you this morning?

Good. I want to talk today shortly, I think, because we have a busy schedule, and the government has a busy schedule, counting their nickels and dimes and proving to the world that we are still king of the hill.

Top of the hill, all we have to do is collect a lot of money from tariffs and we'll be okay.

Everything will be smooth.

There's some euphoria out there, and the news reports the euphoria, but we're at times skeptical because we're looking at what

the government's really doing but uh there was this these announcement daily announcement how

we have just gained access to the control of the spending and the tariffs and all that's going

on around the world and we're going to make a lot of money.

And everybody that capitulates and does what our administration tells them to do,

are happy with it.

And we suspect it's not quite that good.

And I think when we look at this, we find that some of these agreements,

you know, are euphoric to when you read them. We're not as optimistic that they're going to

work things out. The most recent episode of an exciting ad, and people are still, as we speak,

are still talking about how positive it is. And that is the headline that came out on

Politico, and I think on Wall Street Journal, you can find another opinion. Politico said,

do you, EU's fantasy, the quotes, like $750 billion energy promised to Trump. Well, that means Trump won again.

He's going to be more popular than ever.

And he is popular because he could spend this in a way.

And he's probably very sincere in his efforts.

He's very sincere in his belief we ought to have interest rates lower because interest

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