This is a CVS on the world. I'm John Bachelor.

Argentina, much in the news because of the election of a Javier Malay, a Libertarian,

an unusual campaigner, campaigned with a

a chainsaw, reason presenting that the government is much too large and

I'm going to cut it down to size.

These money months later, the president is well placed.

There looks to be progress on the enormous inflation, over 200, sometimes mentioned higher than that percent.

And yet I welcome Mary Anastasia Grady of the America's report and editor at the

Wall Street Journal editorial page to introduce this to one of the

old guard that Havir Malay campaigned against.

His name is Liho, Arial Liho, he's a federal judge and he's now been put in a very strong position to pass judgment

on the present government and the present politics of Argentina.

Mary, a very good evening to you.

I saw in the presentation you make in your column

that Judge Lijo comes from at the time of Macri, the president of Macri, and the time of Vice President

Kirchner. I don't know if he extends back to the presidency of Kirchner. What is it about him that suggests he is old

guard? Good evening to you. Well good evening John. Actually he was put on the

federal court by Nesta Kishner, who was the husband of Christina Kishner.

Both Nester Kishner and Kishner were Presidents of Argentina.

And there's actually now a sort of a political grouping in Congress

called Kishnerismo after the Kishner's so these are left-wing socialist interventionists and very corrupt politicians.

So that's how Lijo got on the court.

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