This is CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

This is CBS Eye on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

New World Report, I'm John Bachelor, and I'm joined by my colleagues Ernesto Ara Uja,

former Foreign Minister of the Republic of Brazil, Joseph Umar, the Executive Director of Secure Free Society,

a Visiting Fellow at the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign Policy

at the Heritage Foundation.

Joseph, I begin with you because you've written a promising future for Argentina and for the people of South America to break the string of gloomy pink tide elections where the power is concentrated in the executive,

the executive reverses or changes the Constitution, and what we have instead is grimness throughout the continent.

But now Argentina is elected and unknown.

His name is Javier Malay.

He has a Beatles haircut. He loves to campaign with a

chainsaw. Now he's president-elect. He takes office December 10th. Very quick

transition. He's traveling. I believe he's momentarily in the United States headed to Israel and you write for the Heritage Foundation a new hope how so Joseph good evening to you

Good evening, John.

Well, I think I wrote the article for a few reasons.

First, I wrote it because most of the headlines

that I had read in the international press

are about calling Javier Malay, the far right, the

the ultra right, the radical, and all these kind of adjectives that kind of almost

delegitimize them in some respects and so I wrote this article kind of pushback against that

narrative because I think as opposed to other more radical presidents in

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