Okay, we are live with Alexander McCurris and the one and only Professor Jeffrey Sachs.

Guys, we have 30 minutes with the great Professor Sachs.

So, Alexander, let's get to it.

We have a lot to discuss today.

We have a lot to discuss and we've got 30 minutes.

So let's go straight in.

Professor Sacks, you did an exceptional presentation to the UN Security Council.

You discussed the fact that we are in a world at war, in many places.

You itemized four wars.

You gave a thread that unites all of these wars. That thread, it seemed to me,

was Western, ultimately American policy and a propensity to seek military solutions and

forcible solutions rather than diplomatic ones. Is that a fair view? Well, it was a happy occasion for me to be

able to meet directly with the 15 members of the UN Security Council and lay out a proposition,

which was a pretty basic one, which is that if the Security Council

uses the powers that it has under the UN Charter, Article 7, and the powers to enforce

UN Security Council resolutions, even the ones that have been adopted to date,

it can end the raging wars around the world.

I talked about four. I talked about, of course, the war in Ukraine. I talked, of course, about

the war in Gaza. I talked about the war in Syria. And I talked about the war in Gaza, I talked about the war in Syria,

and I talked about the war in Libya.

And yes, at the core of all of these

has been US meddling in contradiction,

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