Warmongers are always wrong ... always deny it ... and always want more war. Even though the Iran War sank the Republican Party in the midterms, the "We just need to finish the job," rhetoric has surfaced right on cue. It rings of the same tune as "We just need more boosters." There will always be those who refuse to accept reality. Will President Trump continue down the wrong path? Watch @RonPaul & @ChrisRossini below:

Award-winning author Stephen Kinzer (@stephenkinzer) joins today's Liberty Report to discuss his new book, "Boiling Point: How America Brought War to Ukraine." Prepare to hear how everything you know about the Ukraine/Russia war is wrong. Watch below:

Looks like the "Panicans" were right after all. In poll after poll Americans cited inflation and the Iran war as prime concerns. Republicans ignored them. But elections are also about ideas. Looking ahead, which ideas have won out and which are buried in the mire? Watch @RonPaul & @DanielLMcAdams below:

In a shock development, President Trump has vowed to end the $4 billion in automatic US aid to Israel. Is this admission of the huge shift in us opinion on US support for Israel? Will it move votes? Also today: Tucker Carlson warns that President Trump is considering nuclear weapons on Iran. Would Trump pull the trigger? Watch @RonPaul & @DanielLMcAdams below:

GOLD TELEGRAPH CONVERSATION 22: DR. RON PAUL "If you had gold, we would have no debt. We wouldn't be in war. There would be no welfare state.” In this wide-ranging conversation, Dr. Ron Paul delivers a stark warning about America's $40 trillion debt crisis, why he believes a historic monetary reset is inevitable, and how decades of Federal Reserve policy could fundamentally reshape the future of the U.S. dollar. We explore the consequences of abandoning the gold in 1971, why central banks continue to hold gold, the growing risks of inflation, and why Ron believes the international monetary system is approaching another historic turning point. Ron reflects on his involvement in the U.S. Gold Commission, his famous exchange with former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, and why he has spent decades fighting for greater transparency surrounding America's monetary system. We also discuss Fort Knox, his son Senator Rand Paul's recent visit to the facility, why he continues to demand an independent audit of America's gold reserves, and his warning that the country's enormous debt burden will ultimately be liquidated through the destruction of the currency. Beyond monetary policy, Ron reflects on his remarkable life, his decades in Congress, the lessons he learned about political power in Washington, and why he believes sound money, individual liberty, and personal freedom are fundamentally connected. Dr. Ron Paul is a former 12-term U.S. Congressman, three-time presidential candidate, physician, author, and one of the most recognizable advocates of sound money and individual liberty. He is the host of the Ron Paul Liberty Report. Thank you for joining me @RonPaul. TIMESTAMPS (00:49) – Ron Paul's Early Life & the Decision That Changed Everything (02:50) – Nixon's 1971 Decision to Abandon Gold & the Collapse of Bretton Woods (06:31) – Why America Never Returned to the Gold Standard (09:14) – Ben Bernanke, the Federal Reserve & Why Central Banks Hold Gold (10:48) – Why Central Bankers Fear Gold & the Importance of Sound Money (13:11) – Central Bank Digital Currencies & the Future of Money (15:27) – Ron Paul's Warning: A Historic Monetary Reset Is Inevitable (16:33) – Fort Knox, America's Gold Reserves & the Fight for an Independent Audit (17:55) – Did Rand Paul Reveal Anything About His Visit to Fort Knox? (18:19) – Why Hasn't Fort Knox Received a Complete Independent Audit? (20:48) – America's $40 Trillion Debt Crisis: Is There Any Way Out? (21:09) – Ron Paul's Warning: The Debt Will Be Liquidated Through the Destruction of the Currency (23:37) – The Hardest Lessons Ron Paul Learned About Power in Washington (27:57) – Ron Paul's Legacy & His Message to the Next Generation (28:32) – Why Ron Paul Believes the Monetary Crisis Is Ultimately a Moral Crisis