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

Daniel, good to see you this morning. Good morning, Dr. Paul. How are you?

Looking for peace and prosperity. Let's do it. Let's do it.

And, you know, every once in a while I make a prediction, and sometimes I get a lot more credit than I deserve, you know, sort of accident because I probably quoted somebody else.

But anyway, there's something I've said over the years, which is not brilliant at all.

It's just a little common sense.

I've always said that if our side, it's not total in the explanable, it's a mixture of things, and that is the

people who opposed the monsters on the other side, the authoritarian, the people who want to tell

us what to do from cradle to grave, and certainly superficially, the administration now at least talks common sense on this issue.

But I've always argued, and this is my point, is that when the time comes where it looks like we've gained some steam on, you know, competing with the people who are absolutely obedient to the

deep state and always expanding government, have no knowledge about the difference between

authoritarianism and liberty, that it'll get nasty.

And they'll say, boy, you know.

And I think the speech that Trump gave the other day,

the fact that some of the most decent things that he was bringing out,

and you have to realize some of that stuff is politically motivated.

But I'll tell you what, compared to what the Democrats did, it sort of explains things because

I've argued that our problems are, you know, we have a financial bankruptcy, but that comes

from a moral bankruptcy.

And I think they were expressing and they see that.

And when they get very defensive, in a way, Trump, if anything, has drifted more toward defending a moral position where Democrats, the worse they get, the more immoral they

seem to get.

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