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

Dr. Paul is away for the day, but I'm joined by my good friend and colleague, Mr. Chris Rossini.

Chris, are you there?

Welcome to the show.

I am here, Daniel. Great to be with you today.

Great to see you again, Chris.

We awoke to good news, I suppose, which is that President Trump has somehow clobbled together

some sort of a peace or at least a temporary ceasefire between Iran and Israel. He announced it,

I think, late last evening, our time, and it appeared at first that neither of the two parties

involved were aware of the fact that they had made a deal.

But ultimately, it seems like they have agreed to it. I guess Carter was involved in the negotiation process.

But whatever the case, at least right now a couple of a few hours in, a couple of early glitches and uncharacteristically,

and I guess we can talk about this, President Trump raising his voice to Israel, which is not that

common in American politics. It seems to have more or less held. So what's your take on the

ceasefire, Chris? Well, obviously we have to be happy that people aren't dying and things aren't being

destroyed, especially since we are, you know, against our wishes, yours and ours, a big part of

this.

We shouldn't be a part of it at all.

But yeah, so no death and destruction is a good thing.

Whether or not it holds is, you know, that's a big gamble

based on history. It probably won't. But, you know, it's definitely worth trying at this point.

And it definitely was weird how it all happened, especially with President Trump's true social posts.

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