This is the New World Report.

I'm John Batchewitz by colleague, Professor Evan Ellis of the U.S. Army War College, Strategic Studies Institute.

The presidents, Mr. Lula de Silva, Mr. Trump, their relationship is vital for the second Trump term and for the balance of Mr. Lulita Silva's term.

However, two other presidents are significant in the news at this moment.

Buenos Aires, Reuters, Argentina's libertarian president, Javier Malay,

increasingly opposed to child for right-wing politics and free markets.

That's Reuters' dependent clause,

is hosting allies of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and Brazil's hire Bolsonaro

at a summit in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, 24 hours past.

Boyed by the election win of ideological ally Trump, Malay is kicking off the conservative action political conference

at which Bolsonaro and Trump's daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, are expected to speak.

Professor, what I like about this story is that all major actors eventually get together on the

stage, just as if it's a play in five acts. So right now we have

Lula de Silva fencing in some fashion with President-elect Trump. And we have President Malay,

who's been face-to-face with the president-elected in Maralco, I believe, in these last weeks.

Now, in Buenos Aires, in Lula de Silva's big face

across and bordered with Brazil, he's welcoming a representative of the Bosnero family,

which Lula de Silva and D. Maurice are pursuing as assassins, as coup masters.

And certainly that is not something that's strange to the Trump family and to the president

elect.

So again, there's a lot of theater here.

How do you read it?

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