Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report.

With us today is Chris Rosini, our co-host, Chris.

Welcome to the program.

Happy Friday Dr. Paul Gray to be with you.

Well very good.

Guess what?

We're going to talk about war and economics.

Seems like there's a few problems in both areas except maybe they're related.

You know, economic policy has a lot to do with going to war and fighting war and wars

have a lot to do with a fear interfering with sound economic policy.

But we do want to talk about that and specifically talk about how some of this has affected not

only all wars but the one that's going on because wars have to be paid for and that's

an economic issue and there's always winners and losers, mostly losers.

But the instigators are generally the winners and I'm referring to the military industrial

complex.

They do pretty well.

The people who have to pay are the victims of the inflation that's created and also who

have to fight the wars and that of course are the poor people that don't have a powerful

lobbying in Washington like the military industrial complex goes.

So it is a major problem and the people are of course very concerned about it because

it never seems to end and we're in the middle of this terrible result of the NATO-type

policy that we have in Ukraine and there's a lot of projection of what's going to come

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