Well, everybody, welcome back.

We have a question today.

I don't know if you remember when the managing director for the World Economic Forum, Adrian Monk,

who's now, I believe, a member of the Social Democrat Party within the Dutch government.

Danish.

Danish government, sorry.

Proudly declare it in an article for forums,

Welcome to 2030. I own nothing,

have no privacy, and have never been happier. Well, today we're going to discuss if we even think

that would be a possibility. And I want to give a shout out to Amanda, who helped us develop

this episode, because we're actually going to be looking at the concept of property rights,

personal property rights, and something called the circular economy. So all of that and more

coming up on this episode of Making the Argument. Thank you so much for joining us. We are streaming

on Rumble, the Nick Fredis YouTube channel and the Making the Argument YouTube channel today

on this stream. If you haven't already,

and you would like to help us choose future episodes, you can head down to the link in the

description of this podcast wherever you are. Join our community chat. We would love to have you

there. And let's get right into the show. All right. As always, I'm your host, Nick Freitas member of

the Virginia House of Delegates. But other than that, a reasonably good guy with us today is not,

my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees. She's out right now. We're actually processing chickens.

Really? Yeah, we were processing chickens all day yesterday. That was a long process, no pun intended.

But yeah, we were processing our property, and I do own it, and we're going to discuss today

...