Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report.

With us today, we have Chris Rosini, our co-hosts.

Chris, welcome to the program.

Great to be with you, Dr. Paul.

I'm going to surprise the audience today.

I'm going to talk about something I've talked about before.

You'd think maybe they get tired.

But it's a big deal.

It's been around for 6 six thousand a year of the economic

issue I want to talk about. And that is, is gold money? Is it used as money or is it just used

for pretty pictures and whatnot? Well, there's pretty good evidence that's been used in, you know,

in trading and in commerce and in money and whatever.

So we want to talk about that.

And it's important, you know, to find out if a country overinflates and destroys the value of the currency, eventually gets so bad, like in Venezuela or wherever,

they had to revalue and restore a new currency.

And almost always when it gets really bad and the currency gets wiped out, they always use gold to reassert confidence to get to people to be confident. If they just say we're going

to print more money, it doesn't work. So that is, I think we're in the midst of all that.

And it's doing a lot of interesting things in the gold price market. I don't like to deal with gold

as a price. I like to deal with

the value of a currency and talk about a ratio of Federal Reserve notes to gold. And right now,

you're needing more and more Federal Reserve notes to buy an ounce of gold. And there's a lot of

gold shifting around the world.

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