And joining us now is our guest.

He has, as I mentioned at the beginning of the program, he's a Chilean German lawyer with a master's in investments.

He is a director of the Friedrich Hayek Chair in Santiago, Chile.

He has been a visiting scholar in Stanford University's Hoover Institution.

His opinions have been published by the Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Quillet Forbes Newsweek, Washington Examiner.

But he's had a lot of influence in Latin America.

And when I saw this book here, the book that he's written is called The Street Economist,

bestselling book in Chile, Spain, and many other Latin American countries,

currently being published in five different languages, and now it has been published in English.

And when I saw that, I wanted to talk to him about it

because it is the street economist,

15 economic lessons everyone should know.

And I really, as we look at this guy who just finished in the primaries in Argentina, Javier Malay,

I thought, well, you know, it's, I wonder, he was, you know, a Ron Paul type of libertarian terms of his economics,

and we got to get rid of the central bank and the problems that it's caused and everything.

And when I saw this, I thought, well, maybe he's one of the many, many people in Latin America that have read this book.

You know, when the Wall Street Journal does a piece on Javier Malay, they just talk about his hairstyle.

But I would like to know what was on his mind.

And regardless of whether or not he was influenced by this, this looks like a very good

publish, a very, very good book.

So joining us now is Alex Kaiser Barrens von Hohenhagen.

Thank you for joining us, sir.

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