How come my approval ratings have gone up and the intention of people to vote for me has also increased?

It means that the culture battle is bearing fruit, and the Argentine people have decided to mature, put on long pants, do things right, once and for all.

So this goes well beyond the individual Javier Milley.

This means that the Argentine people have decided to espouse freedom, and that is the best message.

Today, we're honored to host a figure who has not only captivated the attention of his nation, but has stirred conversations around the globe about the direction of Western civilization,

economic freedom, and the power of individualism.

A figure whose meteoric rise in politics is matched only by his unyielding dedication to poor conservative principles.

Today, we welcome President Javier Miele to the Sunday special.

An economist by profession and a maverick by nature,

President Miele has become a polarizing figure in Argentine politics,

championing a libertarian approach in a landscape traditionally dominated by populist and socialist policies.

His journey to the presidency is not just a political story,

it's a narrative about challenging the entrenched status quo,

advocating for radical change and inspiring a movement.

Miele has risen to prominence through his outspoken criticism of fiscal irresponsibility,

his advocacy for reducing the size of government,

and his unique ability to connect with the disaffected voters tired of traditional politics.

In 2018, Miele became the most interviewed economist on television with 235 interviews, also hosting his own radio show,

Demoliant Domitios, or Demolishing Myths.

In 2023, Miley ran for president as part of La Libertad Avanza, and as inflation rose above 100%

in the country, so did Miele's position in the polls.

On November 19, 2020, he defeated his political opponent, Sergio Masa, in a landslide historic

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