ping Adam

I'm 20 minutes into a long-form interview with Javier Millei, the President of Argentina, and it seems to me that you would find this very interesting. He's an economist and I know that's a strong interest of yours. So far, he has talked about the various economists he's studied to come to his current views, particularly the Austrian School - Hayek, Von Mises, etc. - and some of their Hispanic followers. Milton Friedman was also important to him. I'm just at the point where he is starting to describe the state of the Argentinian economy when he took office and the steps he took to get it back on track. According to the introduction of the interviewer, Lex Fridman, he will also discuss what else needs to be done to make Argentina the most free country in the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8NLzc9kobDk [2 hours]
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Rhino