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

With us today we have Chris Rosini, our co-host.

Chris, nice to have you here today.

It's great to be with you, Dr. Paul.

Good. We're going to talk about one thing for sure that's in the news, and that has to do with the

potential or the early signs of what the foreign policies is going to be like in the next administration.

And there is going to be a next administration.

Somebody would like to think there's a real contest going on and other people would say the next administration is an opportunity

for Trump to have his second chance at this.

But foreign policy is shifting, they're talking about it, and then with the resignation of the candidacy of Biden,

this has opened up the doors, and it's surprising.

Here they pick somebody that's less popular than Biden,

but immediately there's some polling down.

It's some of the polls, you know, Harris beats Trump, you know.

So it's, it's, it's, we'll see what happens.

But that's in the news that we want to visit in a few minutes about, you know, the foreign policy, what's going on right now.

But to open up, though, I wanted to talk a little bit about the economic policy because that's influx

too. Some people like to think of economics separate from foreign policy and war, but

it is. It's all the one thing, it's all the spending, it's all the inflation.

I believe we're in a period of time, I would define it as stag inflation. We've talked

about that off and on, but there's a lot of things in this

country that they hide and they don't say, oh that area, 30% of the people are in

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