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Hey gang, it's me, Dr. Steve, and we've got amazing development coming out of the nation of Argentina.

The nationalist populist outsider, Javier Millet, a libertarian and anti-establishment candidate, has just shocked the world by winning Argentina's presidential primary election.

In a stunning election upset, Millet beat out both the center right opposition as well as the center left representing an extraordinary voter rejection of the Argentine establishment,

which of course has overseen a seemingly incurably corrupt and inflated economic system.

Now I want to give a huge shout out to my colleague, Conrad Franz, who wrote a great article on the election available at TurleyTalks.com.

You'll definitely want to check that out for a deeper dive in all this. Conrad's an amazing writer and podcaster.

He's rightly noted that Millet is now taking the lead for the runoff election in October, which would mean that Argentina would join fellow Latin American nations like El Salvador and Guatemala and Chile in electing a fully nationalist populist government.

Millet is often compared to Donald Trump and not just because of his eccentric hair or mannerisms, but most especially because of his policies.

He loves Trump and he's embraced the comparison. In fact, he's even had his own stint in the world of entertainment.

He was a singer in the band Everest. He's well known across Argentina for their covers of rolling stone songs, but he's also a very staunch conservative Catholic who seeks to end abortion.

And he completely rejects cultural Marxist LGBT ideology. My colleague Conrad Franz points that out in his article. He enjoys a strong celebrity following due to his energetic social media posts, revolutionary rallies and populist image.

And on top of that, he's even been endorsed by the so-called tropical Trump former Brazilian president, Jair Bolsonaro.

We have many things in common starting with wanting good for our countries. We defend families, private property, a free market, freedom of expression and our legitimate right to self-defense.

Now, Millet is on his way to the presidency at a time when Argentina is experiencing a hundred and sixteen percent inflation along with a cost of living crisis that's left four and ten Argentines in poverty.

Millet wants to adopt the dollar as the national currency in order to help stabilize the economy, abolish Argentina's central bank, which he sees as incurably corrupt, and promote Bitcoin investment to return currency back to the ownership of the people.

Now, what Millet is advocating here is actually something that's already being done in Latin America.

In many respects, Millet is following a political pattern that's proven to be perhaps the single most successful political agenda on the planet.

And it's a fully nationalist, populist, traditionalist, patriotic agenda. And it's one that promises to change Latin America like never before.

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