Jeffrey Sachs

The best thing we could do to stand up against Iran would be for Israel to end the conflict in Gaza, get the hostages back, because starting to rebuild and giving the Palestinians some hope for life would allow Saudi Arabia and other nations in the region to, frankly, recognize Israel and then put an even more united front against Iran.

The best thing we could do to stand up against Iran would be for Israel to end the conflict in Gaza, get the hostages back, because starting to rebuild and giving the Palestinians some hope for life would allow Saudi Arabia and other nations in the region to, frankly, recognize Israel and then put an even more united front against Iran.

The best thing we could do to stand up against Iran would be for Israel to end the conflict in Gaza, get the hostages back, because starting to rebuild and giving the Palestinians some hope for life would allow Saudi Arabia and other nations in the region to, frankly, recognize Israel and then put an even more united front against Iran.

We met 46 years ago, 36 years ago, sorry, 36 years ago, 1989. He was just getting out of jail at that point. No, yeah, they were just opening up and this young guy was starting a political party. And he gave me a call and we sat in our my backyard and in Boston for a few hours. And I thought, OK, this guy is going to be prime minister for most of the next 36 years. It's very, very impressive.

We met 46 years ago, 36 years ago, sorry, 36 years ago, 1989. He was just getting out of jail at that point. No, yeah, they were just opening up and this young guy was starting a political party. And he gave me a call and we sat in our my backyard and in Boston for a few hours. And I thought, OK, this guy is going to be prime minister for most of the next 36 years. It's very, very impressive.

We met 46 years ago, 36 years ago, sorry, 36 years ago, 1989. He was just getting out of jail at that point. No, yeah, they were just opening up and this young guy was starting a political party. And he gave me a call and we sat in our my backyard and in Boston for a few hours. And I thought, OK, this guy is going to be prime minister for most of the next 36 years. It's very, very impressive.

This was 1989. It was even before the Berlin Wall fell, but Hungary had cut the barbed wire. So people were that was the beginning of the end in 1989 of the Soviet domination of Eastern Europe. And this young guy said, I'm going to make a political party, and I'm going to be a leader, and I'm going to make a new Hungary. And what he showed was vision that, look, we're a great country.

This was 1989. It was even before the Berlin Wall fell, but Hungary had cut the barbed wire. So people were that was the beginning of the end in 1989 of the Soviet domination of Eastern Europe. And this young guy said, I'm going to make a political party, and I'm going to be a leader, and I'm going to make a new Hungary. And what he showed was vision that, look, we're a great country.

This was 1989. It was even before the Berlin Wall fell, but Hungary had cut the barbed wire. So people were that was the beginning of the end in 1989 of the Soviet domination of Eastern Europe. And this young guy said, I'm going to make a political party, and I'm going to be a leader, and I'm going to make a new Hungary. And what he showed was vision that, look, we're a great country.

We've been held back for the last 45 years. I'm going to help lead the way. And it was Fidesz, Young Democrats, I think was the translation of it. And he just had the idea, we're going to move forward. He was a kid. And we were all kids then. And you could see that there was energy, vision, foresight. And it proved right.

We've been held back for the last 45 years. I'm going to help lead the way. And it was Fidesz, Young Democrats, I think was the translation of it. And he just had the idea, we're going to move forward. He was a kid. And we were all kids then. And you could see that there was energy, vision, foresight. And it proved right.

We've been held back for the last 45 years. I'm going to help lead the way. And it was Fidesz, Young Democrats, I think was the translation of it. And he just had the idea, we're going to move forward. He was a kid. And we were all kids then. And you could see that there was energy, vision, foresight. And it proved right.

you saw the new secretary of defense say no we're not going to support ukraine's entry into nato where are we now you know yesterday was the most important day for peace in maybe decades actually this war in ukraine resulted from a very bad idea of the United States taken in 1994. It's a project. The project was a project to expand NATO Forever. Anywhere. Just keep moving east.

you saw the new secretary of defense say no we're not going to support ukraine's entry into nato where are we now you know yesterday was the most important day for peace in maybe decades actually this war in ukraine resulted from a very bad idea of the United States taken in 1994. It's a project. The project was a project to expand NATO Forever. Anywhere. Just keep moving east.

you saw the new secretary of defense say no we're not going to support ukraine's entry into nato where are we now you know yesterday was the most important day for peace in maybe decades actually this war in ukraine resulted from a very bad idea of the United States taken in 1994. It's a project. The project was a project to expand NATO Forever. Anywhere. Just keep moving east.

Keep moving not only to the first wave, which was the prime minister's country, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia, but then move eastward, closer to the former Soviet Union, into the former Soviet Union, surround Russia. in the Black Sea region, go all the way to a little country in the South Caucasus, Georgia. It was mind-boggling. Clinton signed on to that in 1994.

Keep moving not only to the first wave, which was the prime minister's country, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia, but then move eastward, closer to the former Soviet Union, into the former Soviet Union, surround Russia. in the Black Sea region, go all the way to a little country in the South Caucasus, Georgia. It was mind-boggling. Clinton signed on to that in 1994.

Keep moving not only to the first wave, which was the prime minister's country, Hungary, Czech Republic and Slovakia, but then move eastward, closer to the former Soviet Union, into the former Soviet Union, surround Russia. in the Black Sea region, go all the way to a little country in the South Caucasus, Georgia. It was mind-boggling. Clinton signed on to that in 1994.

It became what we call the Deep State Project, meaning it didn't really matter who the president was. Each president would come and basically would be informed, NATO's moving eastward, you're part of that process. So Clinton started it in 1994.

It became what we call the Deep State Project, meaning it didn't really matter who the president was. Each president would come and basically would be informed, NATO's moving eastward, you're part of that process. So Clinton started it in 1994.