Hello everybody. Thank you for tuning into the Liberty report.

With us today is Daniel McAdams, our co-host.

Daniel, good to see you. How are you this morning, Dr. Paul? I am doing fine.

I'm radiant, rare and to go. You know, during the early

part of this century, when we were working hard, I always kept thinking,

we're trying to stop a war. You know, this is serious business.

And we failed. They still had their war.

And we're still at the same business. But I guess that's a characteristic of,

you know, most history in most countries. There's always seem to be a war out there.

But there certainly has been periods of times when nations have lived with peace.

And I don't think it's impossible where we wouldn't spend our time doing this.

But right now, we've been trying to prevent the escalation of the war in Ukraine.

And we've been concerned about it for a long time. But we've got very concerned about it.

We've been talking about it and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and that is since 2014.

Uh, when, when the coup occurred, when, uh, when the Russian leading government elected in Ukraine was, uh,

removed by you know who, you know, who, you know, I'd states they had a coup and the British were involved.

And really it was, uh, NATO. And you know, one thing I've noticed in the paper recently, Daniel, has been that they've, uh,

taken, uh, they tell me, well, this is going to ratchet up or this is a war between NATO and Russia, uh, Russian, Russian NATO.

And, uh, before it was always just Russian, uh, aggression and they still do that.

But, uh, I think they've nailed it down there. It's Russia and, uh, NATO.

But, uh, well, what we want to do is our viewers to be concerned about and look at what part of NATO is, uh, is US government.

Of course we think, uh, we are it. And that's how we carry our foreign policy.

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