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

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

Chris, welcome to the program.

Great to be with you, Dr. Paul.

Very good. There's lots to talk about.

None of it's very important because it just deals with, you know,

a small number of trillions of dollars.

It's no big deal. And not to be

facetious or not, but there's good stuff going on. I think there's people in this new

administration. It's very, very sincere. Some days I become very cynical and say, yeah, I've

heard that before, but I do think it's different

this time than ever before, and yet there's the spending, it looks like it's going to continue.

I came across an article that said that the House wants to raise the debt to limit by a, but the Fed spending by $150 billion and that's the Senate and the House 100.

So they're already talking about increasing it. But what do they want to do this? How did they? I thought we were having trouble even keeping the government open. So they have to

raise the debt limit to be correct. They don't want to, you know, disobey the rules and regulations

they have. So in these bills they're proposing, they're still in early discussion, they could be

higher, they could be lower

but the principle seems to be that they need to raise the debt limit and they need to cut spending

and uh the proposals though uh when they want to increase the spending is uh for the military for

so-called defense.

I don't call it defense.

I call it offense.

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