So Brazil has been on people's minds more in the United States and perhaps in the world as of late,

not least because Elon Musk has had a very public dispute with what would you say, a renowned

member of the Brazilian Supreme Court. And that has a multitude of implications for the battle between free

speech and government regulation and ideological control across the world. Now, I had the opportunity

today to speak with Mr. Eduardo Bolsonaro, who's a congressman in Brazil, and who's also the son of Giro Bolsonaro, who was the president of Brazil, who's the president of Brazil, who's a congressman in Brazil and who's also the son of giro bolsenaro who was the president of

Brazil who's ran an unorthodox campaign mostly on social media and became president for a for a four-year term and so we had a chance today to talk about the culture war in Brazil, which is very similar to the culture war that's running rampant in the United States and in Canada and in Europe and in New Zealand and Australia all across the Western world and all across the world as a whole to a lesser degree, although that will mount.

And we delved into, well, the political structure of Brazil, the political landscape there

and how it's shifting as a consequence of the social media revolution.

We spoke a fair bit about the background to the dispute that Musk is having with the Brazilian

Supreme Court, and we outlined the

implications of that dispute for the battle between free speech and government regulation and ideology,

as I said, across the world. It's been my experience that getting to know the political landscape

on the various countries that I visited and have been able to familiarize myself with to some degree helps me deepen my understanding of what's relevant and important more locally, say, in the United States, in Canada.

And I think the discussion that I had today with Mr. Bolsnero with regard to Brazil has exactly the same consequence.

There's something deep at work in the world at the moment, and you can see it reflected everywhere, and the more places you analyze it, the more positions you can analyze it from, the more the contours become clear.

And so you can walk through this discussion with us.

You'll learn more about South America and Central America.

You'll learn more about Brazil.

You'll learn more about the political landscape in general and about the culture war.

Specifically, you'll have some new light shed on the battle between Musk and X and the Brazilian Supreme Court,

and you'll walk away smarter and more informed.

So that's a good deal.

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