Hello, everybody, and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report with us today, Daniel

McAdams, our co-host, Daniel. Good to see you this morning.

Good to see you, Dr. Paul. Wasn't sure we'd have a show today.

Yeah, we had to improvise, but that's okay. That's necessary because what we're anxious

is our message to get out, and hopefully we will be efficient enough that we will get

a message out to our very loyal supporters. But there are problems abreast of all this

activity. You know, well, you know, I have to confess, I watched almost all the debates

last night. Oh my gosh. Do I get a little star for that?

Yes. I'll tell you what, it was, it was grueling. I couldn't last the whole time, but I like

to listen to some of the comments in the middle morning afterwards, and there was a

pundit on one of the reporters, and he was talking about it. He said, well, this is what I

was told Chris Christie, and he was giving advice about what he would advise to Christie

what he'd do. Any question he was asked, he was supposed to just say, well, yes, that's

interesting, but I have to ask you a question about such insight. And he said he would

do that every time, but he insisted that Christie always bring up the only one subject, which

was the most important in the history of the world. And that was the strike. You know,

strike is pretty important because it symbolizes so much of what is wrong, you know, why they

have strikes and why they need more money, and there's inflation and the spending and

all that, but that wasn't it. It was a strike and what you do. So that was that effort.

There was nobody there saying, you know, advising or nobody on the floor, you know, the

debating floor to say, we know, I can't answer that question directly. There are some things

that are much more important. And I want to talk about funding, you know, for Ukraine in a

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