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

With this today, we have Daniel McAdams, our co-host, Daniel, good to see you.

Happy Wednesday, Dr. Paul.

It's Wednesday already, huh?

Yeah, it was a little chilly when we got up, but it's not 39 degrees when I got up.

Oh, I can't see.

I'm sure I got a plate of the new, too, so I'm going to give up on my swimming.

Yeah, ice fishing.

Yeah, there you go.

No beach in the day.

You know, when I want to talk about, you know, we're free enterprises, you know, they

have free markets.

People a lot of make profits and, you know, they have to be creative and appeal to the

consumer.

And the consumer decides how much profits they're going to be made.

But I think what we're going to be talking about is sort of divorced from that principle

of the entrepreneur satisfying the consumers in order to make a good living.

This one has to do with people making a good living off-war.

At the same time, they're protecting their main interest in running their business and

they actually sign on to protection of human rights, you know, make sure that the corporations

don't overstep their bounds and they live within reason.

There's a bit of a contradiction.

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