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

With us today we have Daniel McAdams, our co-host.

Daniel, good to see you.

Good morning, Dr. Paul, how are you this morning?

Doing fine, doing fine, trying to stop at war and prevent it but we sense

that there might be some optimism out there maybe there is a little shifting in

our direction that good we want to talk about that a little bit but there's also

some indication that in the meantime they're sure wasting a lot of money and

there's sure a lot of pain and suffering from it and we have to have a balance but we'll talk about that because

Our responsibilities try to introduce the defense of the position of why go to war if we don't need to and like we've

done that once or twice before but before we get into that I want to talk a little bit about just the whole issue of war,

because there's always beneficiaries or wouldn't happen,

and there's also the victims of the war.

Most people realize that.

Usually the common man who has to pay and suffer the militarism of it

are the real victims.

But the payment of the war generally goes back to the middle class because they never collect taxes for the war

enough to pay for and say, well, at least we're fiscally responsible for

starting this war that they're not even during World War II I remember we were

instructed to go and sell war bonds, you know, and collect money.

But it was such a small percentage of money that was raised that way and it was loan to the government.

But they, so they resorted to inflation.

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