Good evening. The show begins at Brussels. The question is, what do we learn from the EU vote?

Vox National Rally, AFD, all the so-called far-right parties prospered.

Are they going to band together unknown?

Strikingly, I learned from Anatole Liebun that it was the younger voters who gave the boost to the far right parties.

That's the future vote for the European Union.

Now the European Commission must form.

It still dominates the center of the discussion in Europe.

Nonetheless, there is a trend and Anatole makes it very clear.

It's an unimaginable trend when he was growing up in the 20th century but here it is even Sweden

has a far-right party dominated by youth and then it's off to Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil, the tri-national border region.

Good for smuggling, good for criminal behavior. Very good for his blah, I've learned over the years. In any

event, Mariana Stasia Grady went there to see the beauty of the surrounding these falls called the Devil's

throat I believe one of the many falls coming off the plateau and Brazil would prosper if they stop the game of charging high tariffs and let people go back and forth with low tariffs.

They'd make more money, says Mary O'Gradyady and then it's off to Europe to admire the genius

of the ASML company in the Netherlands making the machines called fabs that generate the ability to make a one billion

of a millimeter lithographic line on a microchip to produce the highest end for artificial

general intelligence. That's where we're headed. Matching that with what goes on in NVIDIA designing the chips in California,

matching that two have all come together in T.S.

In Taiwan.

We're talking about the three businesses that distinguish the west from the

rest. That would be China. China cannot match those three and I talked to Chris

about why.

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