Tofer Field, welcome to the What is Money Show. Well, thank you so much, Robert. This is a bit of a thrill. And can I just say from the bottom of my heart, it means a lot to me that you built a brand new studio, especially for me. Just for you, my friend. You are, in fact, and indeed the guinea pig for

our first recording in the news studio here in Miami. And it is an honor to have you. We originally

met at the ARC conference in London. The launch, yeah. Yeah, the inaugural ARC conference. I forgot

who introduced us. Goodness, I think I reached out to you. So I was there,

obviously, as the host of the Aussie Wire News, I was there to interview. And we had a team,

the Aussie Wire sent a team of four journalists from Australia to be there. And we were set up

in a corner. The ARC organizers were great. We had a great location. We had banners and all sorts

of stuff. And we were just basically grabbing people

against their will. It was a bit like a CIA black site. We were just black bagging people

dragging them into the corner and saying, right, now talk. Not quite. But I did over 50

interviews in three days and my brain was mush. Wow. I'm watching the interviews back now

because we're still releasing them, just drip feeding them. Some of them, I don't even remember. Yeah. I'm hearing them for the first time, even though I'm the one,

I was the interviewer. Yeah, you were knocking on. There were like 10 minute interviews.

Yeah, yeah. Yeah, someone, I had dinner with someone. I forgot the gentleman's name, but he told

me I had to meet you, had to do an interview with you. So I think I got pre-black bagged, actually, before I got black bag. It was fantastic. As you mentioned,

you are the host of the Aussie Wire News. And you're a rather infamous or famous libertarian,

especially in a certain region of the world. So could we just jump in for my audience's sake?

Like, who are you? What is your background? How did you get into libertarianism?

Yeah. So my name's Tofofield and I'm an addict. No, no, no, sorry, different media. No, so I,

I became an accidental political commentator back in 2009. People say, how did that happen? How did

you accidentally become a political commentator? Well, I was working in a warehouse. I've always been very blue collar. I was working in a warehouse. I was driving a forklift in a refrigerated warehouse,

supplying all of the fruit and veg to grocery stores in my, in Southeast Australia. And my cousin,

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