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Joseph I start with you because they are clearly Reuters enjoys Javier Malay.

Madrid and Buenos Aires traded barbs after Spanish transport minister Oscar Puente suggested

Argentina's president Javier Malay was a drug user who went during a panel

discussion in Sala Manka suggested Malay had ingested substances during

last year's election campaign. Malay's office released a statement condemning the remarks while also attacking Spanish

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

Just if I was completely unaware that Sanchez and Malay are trash talking each other. Is this new or is this always been true? You were in Spain for those elections.

No, this has always been the case. I mean, before he was President Malay,

candidate Javier Malay, was very vocal about all socialist leaders throughout the world

and basically condemning them and saying that they're ineffective, which is, you know is true because the results of their policies have led to all kinds of problems in their countries.

And he's also aligned with the opposition inside Spain to, I the the hardest opposition that the strongest

opposition to Prime Minister Bedo Sanchez which is the Vox political party so

that that's no no surprise and I think that Javier Malay I think views himself now as president as a vocal

leader for the Democratic free world for the non-socialist authoritarian world and actually

I commend him for speaking out because a lot of times what happens is when a

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