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Hi, Nation listeners. It's Derek from American Prestige. I'm about to be joined by Espandiar Batman Galiz from Bors and Bazaar for a conversation about the economic repercussions

of the U.S. Israeli war on Iran. But I just wanted to let you know that you can find more of our

coverage of the war on our feed over at Americanprestigepod.com or on the podcast app of your choice.

Thanks for listening. Hello American Prestige listeners.

It's Derek, and I am very pleased to welcome back to the show.

Esfandiar Batman Galiz.

He is a returning guest.

He is founder of the Borsen Bazaar Foundation, also professor at Johns Hopkins,

and he has a piece in foreign policy

that just came out this week. The Iran War is jeopardizing the entire global economy.

Obviously, we are going to be talking about the Iran War here.

Svediar, thank you so much for coming back on the program.

Good to be back there.

So before we get really into the focus of your piece,

which is on the economic impacts of this conflict,

I know, I mean, you're, you know,

obviously you've got, you've been watching very closely

as things have unfolded over what is now a full week

since this war began as this is airing.

Just generally what you've observed kind of your takeaways as to where this conflict is and

where it might be heading.

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