This is CBS I on the World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

The New World Report, my colleagues Joseph U-Meyer of the Executive Director of Secure Free Society, he's traveling, he's in Buenos Aires, and Ernesto Arujo, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of

Brazil, he's not traveling, he's with me here in North America.

We have major stories in the Americas, in the South Americas, and we and we begin however with an interview that is

available at the executive at the Security Society site. It's in Spanish of Joseph's

conversation with Minister Bullrich, the security minister for the

Republic of Argentina. All eyes on Argentina because of the new president and his

ambition to solve a collapsed economy, 200% inflation,

and also deal with the unhappy former regimes, the Kirchneristas and the Peronistas, watching as wolves watch

at an encampment to see when the fire goes out so they can move closer.

Joseph, a very good evening to you, your conversation with Minister Bullrich,

would you apprise us those of us who don't have the Spanish

of what you learn.

Good day to you, Joseph.

Good day, John. Good day, Ernesto. So yes, you know, it's available, unfortunately in Spanish, you can activate English subtitles to the conversation I had with the security minister from Argentina, Patricia Bullrich, who just for the audience to get a context, to me she was very key to the victory of President Javier Malay because she was actually the

competition to Malay in the primaries in Argentina.

She obviously lost the primaries, but the first day, the first minute after she lost, she gave no daylight for any friction.

She immediately supported Javier Malay and when you added up her votes and obviously

the President of Javier Malay's votes, that's what the President Javier Malay's votes.

That's what got President Harvey Malay over the finish line.

So everyone was very content with how that happened and kind of her patriotic sense of how she was

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