Hello everybody and thank you for tuning in to the Liberty Report with us today with Daniel Mc Adams our co-host Daniel good to see you

Good morning Dr Paul. How are you this morning? Good morning and I'm doing well

Excellent.

This is an unusual day.

It's a special day.

I don't think it's a celebration day, but I was going to say

a lot of people remember this day.

And I would say, technically speaking, not enough people remember this day.

And only a few was.

It was a date in history that I considered very important.

I've talked about it a lot of times.

And it's something though the average person

doesn't, didn't pay any attention to, and even now.

Unfortunately, they should understand it

because it would help them explain our economy right now.

Sometimes it takes a long time to have lessons learned.

And what I'm talking about, August 15, 1971, and that to me was a major date for me personally.

I think it was a major date for me personally.

I think it was a significant and one of the most

significant days in monetary history because that was the day

Nixon said I've had it I've had it the country's had it I'm in trouble we have

to quit giving away our goal.

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