Inflation. What does it mean? Where are we going? Are they going to fix this thing? Are they about to turn it around? We'll talk about that. And we're going to lose a major war. All that's coming up.

Right. Inflation. Inflation. The economy. Let's pause actually before we get into Joe Biden and what the administration is doing and where we're going. We're going to go over all that tonight. We have a great show for you on. I'm right. Let's talk about the economy.

Because I saw this word tossed around a lot right when Corona virus hit. I saw people not just on the left by the way people on the right talking about the economy. Almost putting it down or acting like it was just a side issue.

Remember that I'm sure you remember this. If it saves one life, we have to shut things down. Human lives are more important than money. You heard all these stupid things people were saying.

Honestly, I'll explain why in a second. It sounded to me like a society of children. That's what it sounded like. That's ridiculous. Your stocks that lives are more important than your stocks. I know you heard all this stuff. Let's talk about that for a moment because we're about to talk about where the economy is going.

What's the economy? Is a human life worth more than the economy? Let's figure this out. I want you to pause for a moment as you're watching the show tonight. Thank you again for watching the show.

I want you to think about just where you live, whether it be out in the country, suburbia, the city. I want you to think about where you live. I want you to take just a brief 30 second accounting of everything around you in a 20 mile radius.

Do you have roads? Do you have a hospital? Maybe several? Do you have schools? Think about your own home. I want you to think of taking honest accounting of everything that's around you in your home.

Right now, are you sitting in the snow, a rain, or heat? Or are you sitting at somewhere close to about 72, 73 degrees?

It's too hot. What are you going to do? If it's too cold, what are you going to do? You're going to walk over and adjust that.

If somebody, God forbid, I hope this doesn't happen. If somebody in your home starts choking on a peanut butter sandwich.

Right as they hear the sound of my voice, are you going to be able to pick up your $1,000 cell phone and dial 911 and have a paramedic at your door like that?

I want you to think about all the food. I want you to think about the fact that you, an American citizen, don't even think about this.

You don't either, but the truth is, we should think about it every day. I want you to think about the fact that you, an American citizen, as you watch me right now, you're probably no greater than 20, 30 feet away from unlimited supplies of clean drinking water.

Unlimited. But this is a cup here. I think I'm 17 feet away from the faucet we have here at the studio. Unlimited.

I'm going to chuck this right now in the air and go get 20 more. And you're kind of rolling your eyes right now saying, Jesse, but who cares? That's so stupid.

Yeah, you know, have any idea how many people will die today because they don't have access to one glass of drinking water.

You walk to the faucet and get endless supplies of it. And we're not even talking about the big stuff, right?

We're not even talking about aircraft carriers and space shuttles and missiles and all these things. You see, I understand this is not fashionable. It won't be popular. And it certainly doesn't touch people's feel fields.

The economy is worth way more than one person's life. In fact, the economy is priceless.

That's what I was shouting last year from the rooftops. It's worth one life. If it saves one life. No, no, it's not worth that at all.

Your life, my life, the life of everyone you know, the life of everyone I know is not at all worth more than the economy of the United States because the society's economy is the thing that keeps the economy running.

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