All right, numbers for inflation are back out again, and it's up to 9.1%. At least that's what the government's telling us.

Now, of course, Joe Biden and Robert Rice, they all say this is an accurate reflection of which really going on in the economy,

because you shouldn't be like paying attention to your grocery bill or your gas bill.

No, no, you should just be listening to the economic and political experts. But here's what we're going to do today. We're actually going

to explain why inflation is actually higher than what they're telling you it is and how they

get away with manipulating the numbers. And this is really important because as time goes on,

you're going to see a lot of really bad yet seemingly convincing

arguments for why a recession isn't a bad thing or an inflation isn't a bad thing or what the

real causes of our inflation. And, you know, hint, it's the private sector, not government and

bureaucrats manipulating the economy. We're going to explain all of that on more on this

episode of making the argument. If you listen to this episode of that on more on this episode of making the

argument. If you listen to this episode and are more equipped to make the argument for what

is you believe, I hope you'll let us know in the YouTube comments section and leave us

review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Thanks so much for listening. All right, I'm your host, Nick

Freitas member of the Virginia House of Delegates, but other than that, a pretty good person. And with us is my beautiful wife, Tina, Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone.

As well as our resident historian and political prognosticator, Christian Hines.

Hello.

And then, of course, producer of producer, Nicholas Hamilton, the good Hamilton, the one that

doesn't like central banking.

Thank you, Nick.

Okay.

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