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Here's John Bachelor.

Ernesto Arrujo, he's on location in Buenos Aires, Argentina and Joseph Umar, the Executive Director

of Secure Free Society, who's home here in North America with me for 20, 30 minutes.

He's been traveling the road. The inauguration and the new president in Argentina.

Javier Milay, the significance here is that during the campaign,. Milay made many many promises and what is to be done

about those promises chiefly the economy the very bad economic front that Argentina has offered its people for many decades

and the entrenched Peronistas in the unions, in the government, in the schools, throughout the land.

How does one man take on all that at the same time?

He's dealing with a $44 billion debt or worse to an IMF. I welcome both you gentlemen and Joseph I want to begin with you because this was an event for the whole of the Americas.

Who attended of the leaders of the Americas?

You have the list.

Good evening, Joseph.

No, good evening, John.

And so there'll be a bunch of negative press as they tend to always be when there's a conservative president

the rise to the power they're going to talk about who wasn't at his

inauguration but I think it's important to know who was and of the current

presidents in the region you had the president of Uruguay Louise

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