This is

this is CBS I on the world, the New World Report.

I'm John Bachelor, Professor Evan Ellis of the U.S. Army War Colleges here,

and I interrupted the professor as he illustrated the troubles with

climate perhaps, but certainly the phenomenon associated with climate by some observers. That would be dengue fever which comes at the end of a

season not at the beginning and this is the unusual part of the spread of the

cases Brazil Brazil itself is said to be a hot spot but it's spreading into

Argentina and leaf Hooper which I learn is an insect that infects the corn crop of

Argentina so all of this adds up that infects the corn crop of Argentina.

So all of this adds up to new burdens for the new president,

Javier Malay, who is right now a salesman for Argentina.

So much of a salesman that I find an article that lighten my heart

from the telegraph in London, Embrows Pertrude Evans,

Evans Pertrude, writing that this question,

is Argentina the new Texas?

Professor, this is a wonderful question

because Texas is seen as a panacea of growth, of energy,

of low taxes, and of anything goes. This reputation never has attached to Argentina in all the years I've heard

stories of debt and influence peddling and most recently sinister behavior with regard adversaries of the United States I'm thinking of

Tehran.

However, Malay is he the new Texas governor professor?

Well there certainly is a bit of that flavor to it, John.

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