Good evening.

The show begins tonight with Cliff May, who recently visited the grounds of the Nova

Music Festival, where the tragedy began October 7th of 2023.

Cliff reports that the tourism is way down in Israel, two wars, three wars, four wars.

However, he did see surfers off of Tel Aviv and people enjoying the evening air, dining out, is

real in wartime.

To Argentina, visited by Marianistagasia Grady recently, rioting and overturned cars and fires

in the street protesting the legislative process.

At the same time, Argentina is waiting for Aviar Malay's promise at campaign to dollarize,

get rid of the peso, soon enough or maybe.

On to Ohio, Chris Regal informs about the fabs, the 916,000 pound machine from Europe, the Netherlands, the fabs are built around these machines, they make microchips.

That's the future for the US manufacturing microchips, microchips that China cannot reproduce,

until and half, their second raid.

Under Russia, Michael Bernstein reports on the Russian economy

everything is available, everything. Everything costs a lot more money, which

means inflation is built into the formula.

Defense industry going 24-7, inflation rising, wage is rising,

the penalty is going to be rough.

But Russia is in another environment now, looking east.

Modeling a nuclear weapon, Richard Goldberg reports that there's evidence that Iran is now looking to

miniaturize and model a nuclear weapon which is how nuclear nations do it they

don't explode anymore they model it in a computer.

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