Hello everybody and thank you for tuning into the Liberty Report. With us today we have Daniel

Mike Adams, our co-host. Daniel, welcome to the program.

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

Very good. I'm glad to have you here today because we have a complex issue to deal with.

You know, where do you put bad people in prison?

Where they commit the crime?

Or what happens if you put somebody in prison and they weren't guilty and then they

send them across lines to another country something like that it gets confusing in this

age of you know if you call it terrorism or whatever and people commit crimes

and talk about a country and a world now engulf with tariffs and all kinds of competition

and a rearrangement in the world, we find a lot of interest in law enforcement.

It's been around before, you know, there was the idea of terrorism and who were the terrorists and the definition of terrorism after 9-11.

And that was an episode of where people were exported to be punished, as far as I'm concerned.

I see that as being exported. But it looks like it's a little more

complicated than that, that the administration and his sort of neocon advisors are talking about

expanding it, not just one or or two or somebody that might have been

mistakenly sent away it he thinks it might be a pretty good idea that that's

just that's just difficult to believe you'd think we'd be smart enough or strong

enough that we could imprison some people that are outright or try them here.

You know, but, you know, we went a few years where there's a few people that demonstrated in Washington, D.C. on, what was January 6th?

Yeah.

And they, they, as far as I'm concerned, they didn't receive civil liberties and they were citizen.

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