All right, Alexander, we are here with Professor Jeffrey Sachs.

I have Professor Sachs' information where you can follow him and his excellent articles in the description box down below and as a pinned comment.

Gentlemen, we have to talk about everything that is happening in Iran and the blockade of the United States Navy of Iran. So let's get into it.

Well, indeed. Let's get into it. And Professor Sachs has been discussing and writing and speaking

about the events of the last few extraordinary weeks. I mean, terrifying and in some ways terrible weeks,

and nobody has been doing it better than him. And we've had, over the last few weeks,

we've had an absolutely extraordinary attack against Iran launched in the middle of negotiations. We've had the murder of the Iranian

leadership that was carried out during that first strike, that we found an attrition war,

which it was clear that the President of the United States and his officials had not expected.

Then we had an announcement of a ceasefire.

Then we had more talks.

Those talks have collapsed.

And we're now in a situation where the United States has ordered a naval blockade.

And Alex, with us, has pointed out that what this amounts to is blockading the actual

original Iranian blockade, if one could talk it about that.

Now, the whole thing looks both terrible and utterly incoherent to me.

Perhaps we should stress the terrible rather than just the incoherent.

But there's no one better to talk to about all of this than Professor Sacks.

So, Professor Sacks, without further ado, let's discuss where we are, and perhaps you can tell us some things about how we go

to him. We are literally in Donald Trump's delusions. We're living out in real time. The madness of a president of the United States, the likes of which we've never

had in our history.

In fact, I'm not sure that we've ever had in the nuclear age, a leader of a nuclear

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