So if we falsify our contract or don't live up to it, just like breaking any other contract,

and that's where the government steps in because now we're stealing from other people.

And that is where government should have a voice in protecting us from theft of our property,

but not to force us to accept any particular kind of money.

Right.

Yeah, that's quite the paradox, isn't it?

That we want government to protect our property,

but government is monopolizing money to violate our property.

That's what always happens with government.

Yeah. Hey everybody. Welcome to The What is Money Show. I am thrilled to have you here joining me on my mission to help shine light on the collection of money.

Now, if this is your first time listening to The What Is Money Show, I strongly recommend that you go back to episodes one through nine first, which lays a lot of the groundwork for many

of the concepts that we explore on the show. These first nine episodes are my series with Michael

Saylor, and thousands of people have told me that this is the best podcast series they've ever heard,

hands down, and that it was instrumental to their understanding of money and Bitcoin.

So if you're looking to start a deep dive into the nature of money, I don't think there's

any place better that you can start other than episode one of this show.

Now, a little bit about this show and how it

makes money. What is Money Show is 100% sponsor based. So all of our revenues are derived from

direct sponsorships. And I strive to be very selective about the sponsors that I work with, specifically

only using sponsors that I use personally, and also choosing

sponsors that have values, which are well aligned to the values expressed on this show, such as

freedom, education, self-sovereignty, et cetera. So what I'm going to do now is a few ad

...