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Welcome back to positive the world. I'm Tommy Vitor. I'm Ben Rhodes.

Happy Ungal Week, Ben, that time of the year when the world descends on Manhattan. New Yorkers complain about traffic. Very little gets accomplished. You're in New York as we speak. How's the

honking? I'm here. The vibe is about as grim as you think it would be. I also like just deal with Unga Week traffic by walking everywhere. So I'm getting a lot of steps, you know. It's getting some good steps in here. But yeah, man, it's not a, it's not a lot of buzz, not a lot energy around here. You know, it's's climate week and let's just say like it's not a lot of climate action happening. Don't even get me started. I mean, there was a big report out about how basically every major country is completely broken its promises from, you know, the last cops and they're actually, you know, even the Chinese and others are, you know, putting more. more, even the Chinese, I see even Chinese, because they were like the leaders in renewable energy,

but they're now investing more into coal because they had some blackouts, et cetera, we're missing all our targets, Trump's bragging about it. It's just, it's bleak. So bleak. Yeah. Yeah, a little grim out there. It's, you know, I missed the days when we would come in the early Obama years and the UN still mattered and it was exciting and idealistic, you know, that's kind of a golden age. Relative to now. Yeah, relative to now.

All right, so we're going to talk about Trump's UN speech and what other other big news there was

that in New York so far this week. We're going to dig into Trump's plan to reinvade or reoccupy

Afghanistan, maybe both, specifically

Bagram Air Base.

Seems like a great idea.

We'll explain why the United States is providing a bank bailout to Argentina.

That's America first for you, Ben.

The latest on Russian efforts to mess with NATO, there's a bunch of immigration news, including

changes to a visa program for high school workers.

And the Trump's administration's totally incoherent argument for why it's okay to send people back to Syria.

There's also the ongoing punishment of students who believe in Palestinian rights.

And then we'll get into why the administration's literal war on drug cartels or alleged drug cartels may be coming to Mexico.

Some big news about North Korea and nuclear weapons.

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