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00:01:13of all undoubtedly familiar with Churchill's famous statement that the difference between a politician and a
00:01:17statesman is that a politician is thinking about the next
00:01:21election while a true statesman is thinking about the next
00:01:25of generation. It is obvious that Trump is thinking about
00:01:28the next midterm election, but..." possible
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00:01:36the worst here
00:01:40is the list of things that raise the question, is this the end of
00:01:43trumpism?
00:01:49one, the war against Iran leaves him as the big loser, he was unable to change the
00:01:53government or bring the Iranian nation to its knees. two US troops
00:01:57are leaving Iraq. This had already been agreed upon. under Biden, but Trump could have tried
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00:02:01of keep them there longer. Nevertheless, he has to
00:02:04of accept that the United States can no longer be everywhere.
00:02:07Three. He cannot bring down the price of gasoline or
00:02:11hydrocarbons, which are putting the American people under
00:02:13of tremendous pressure. For, obedience to Israel, the American
00:02:17people are denouncing the fact that their country is not sovereign.
00:02:21Five, because of his decisions and threats, which have brought neither peace, prosperity,
00:02:25nor victory, he has earned widespread rejection from millions of people both
00:02:29of inside and... side the United States side the United
00:02:32States. Six. The image of an egomanian
00:02:36of delivers nothing who lies and spreads
00:02:38misinformation. Seven. The
00:02:41vulgarity of wanting to seas and attack everything. Venezuela, Greenland,
00:02:45Mexico, the Gulf of Mexico, the Straight of Homers, Iran, Canada,
00:02:49ate his
00:02:49popularity.
00:02:54The economist puts his net approval rating at minus 25
00:02:58of points. With all of this in mind. The question is, will trumpism be remembered as
00:03:02an era of glory or as a real
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00:03:13of of Dear friends, once again, I find myself surrounded by doctors, just in
00:03:17case I have a stroke while talking about Donald Trump. The problem
00:03:20is they're not medical doctors. Look, first I'm going to introduce you
00:03:24to Dr. Felipe Batista here in the studio, doctor of international
00:03:28relations from the met.
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00:04:00Where of do we start? Donald Trump once again says I'm going to
00:04:04annihilate Iran. It's not the first time he has said
00:04:07of it. The situation with the inflation in the United States. He comes out
00:04:11very aggressive against Mexico at the United Nations
00:04:14headquarters. We're going to analyze this issue and I'll start with you
00:04:18here in the studio. What are your impressions? Could everything that is
00:04:22building up around Trump, including the offer
00:04:24of of the $500, at some point lead us to the end of Donald Trump or
00:04:28at least the beginning. final de Donald Trump, el empiezo del
00:04:32of final. Sí, Rubén, este, gran pregunta, es importante pensar el
00:04:36contexto. It is important to consider the
00:04:40context the United States is going through as it heads toward the
00:04:44midterm elections, the halfway point
00:04:46of the presidential term on November 3, if I remember correctly, the US
00:04:50House of Representatives, the US legislature is going to be put to
00:04:54vote, and the poles give a strong probability that the Democratic
00:04:57Party, the opposition to Donald Trump. could win the majority,
00:05:01which could be very important political setback for Donald
00:05:04Trump. In that sense, President Donald Trump precisely when
00:05:08he gives his speech at the United Nations General Assembly,
00:05:12starts selling a whole series of victories that
00:05:16exist only in the imagination the republican party that
00:05:20they are going to annihilate Iran, that he has resolved eight
00:05:24wars, that he has now acquired Greenland and that he is going to put
00:05:27an end to drug trafficking,
00:05:30and that for example is also media blow aimed at
00:05:34selling his maga electorate, the idea that the United States is
00:05:37succeeding and that the United States is going to move forward,
00:05:41the reality how... over is different, ruben, there is
00:05:44inflation, the price of gasoline, the price of food, the price
00:05:48of fertilizers, all these are rising because of
00:05:52this war in west asia, and the United States remains
00:05:56very far from its objective, well what objective
00:05:59exactly, changing the government in Iran is still very far
00:06:03away, defeating Iran is also very far away, and let's
00:06:06say social unity within Iran is very strong, which puts
00:06:10the United States a context.
00:06:42any clown, any liar can manage to drive votes presumably in favor
00:06:46of his party simply by telling them a series of lies, while they're
00:06:50experiencing exactly what Felipe has just described,
00:06:54inflation, majority that supposedly is against the war with
00:06:57Iran, people resigning from within the military establishment,
00:07:01contradictions with the federal reserve, in
00:07:04short, how do you see it? cómo lo ves Pablo
00:07:08Barragán? bueno, de hecho el
00:07:11sistema.
00:07:12Republicans
00:07:20and democrats and the entire electoral political system
00:07:24is designed so that one the two wins the elections,
00:07:28see in the United States in the United
00:07:31States the best candidate within the best
00:07:34candidate within the party system. Instead,
00:07:38they always choose the one who best represents the interests the large.
00:07:42operations which are currently in trouble. The United
00:07:46States is already in decline, but this is very, very dangerous
00:07:50because since it can no longer or has been unable to defeat
00:07:54Russia, despite the full strength of NATO, Ukraine is being
00:07:57defeated. It has also been unable to compete economically with
00:08:01China. China is already on power with the United States and
00:08:05overtaking it. It couldn't defeat Iran last year, nor this
00:08:09year, despite having repeatedly said 10 times.
00:08:20The problem for us here is that he is focusing on what he considers his
00:08:23backyard, which is the American continent, and
00:08:26he has dealt some very hard blows. What was announced in this treaty
00:08:30with Greenland is very serious because he obtains two
00:08:33military bases and access to Greenland's rare earths.
00:08:37The blow he dealt to Venezuela and taking control of its oil are
00:08:41also very... serious, so he is focused on dominating the
00:08:45Americas in general, and that is why he attacked
00:08:48Mexico, calling it the epicenter of crime and drug
00:08:52trafficking, because he would
00:08:54like to have puppet government in Mexico, like the one they have in
00:08:58Argentina, and well, Trump is worried because his
00:09:01popularity has fallen to 32%, so he is
00:09:05kicking and flailing, basically trying to keep himself
00:09:08afloat. dando
00:09:12patadas de ahogado, yo conocí a un senador
00:09:16mexicano en paz,
00:09:20mexican senator, leave his name out, an old school PRI senator from
00:09:24the International Revolutionary party, who knew the United
00:09:27States very well, and he used to tell me, look,
00:09:31Ruben, we were over there, we lobbied, and one
00:09:34party would tell us, yes, yes, don't worry, we're going to do this and
00:09:38that and everything, and then when the time came,
00:09:42they would vote against it because the other party voted against it, they
00:09:46would pat us on the back and say, we lost, that was the
00:09:50game. and then that same senator told me one day,
00:09:53look, Ruben, in the future, either the United States will destroy the
00:09:57world or the world will destroy the United States. That really
00:10:01struck me at the time, but now suddenly I think good grief with
00:10:05this trogladite Donald Trump, and I say that
00:10:08respectfully, but with conviction, a true trogladite.
00:10:12to has absolutely moral footing whatsoever. I get the
00:10:16impression for him, morality is just a tree that grows
00:10:20berries. how do you see it? what does this Donald Trump mean for
00:10:24the world? because...
00:10:55can see the serious contradiction he is already creating between the
00:10:58United States and Canada and with Europe, but what is most
00:11:02serious is that he is backing the genocide in
00:11:06Palestine,
00:11:07that genocide is truly abhorent, there have already been more than
00:11:1070,00 deaths despite the supposed cease fire last
00:11:14October, they continue bombing and killing
00:11:17Palestinians. Since the ceasefire, there have been more than
00:11:21300 deaths and not only in Palestine.
00:11:25Iran, with
00:11:34blatant
00:11:35way possible, and top of that, while it claims
00:11:38to be negotiating,
00:11:38let's remember that both times it has attacked Iran, it was
00:11:42while it was and
00:11:43negotiating with tactics such as assassinating the
00:11:47Ayatollah and his family, kidnapping Maduro, in
00:11:50short, violating all international
00:11:53laws. im prisoned in New York, even
00:11:57though under international law, head of state has immunity,
00:12:01and yet he simply disregards all the laws. With
00:12:04Trump, we are no longer talking about the power of law, but the
00:12:08dictatorship of
00:12:09force.
00:12:15Well, the United States is a country has
00:12:17been a terrorist state, without a doubt, Israel, neeless
00:12:21to say, has done the same, they have recruited terrorists. for their
00:12:25own benefit, how do you see this? same subject,
00:12:29but adding this concept of terrorism, don't tell me that dropping
00:12:33the atomic bombs and hiroshima and nakazaki was not
00:12:36terrorism, please, there's still educated people who tell me it was
00:12:40done to end the second world war, well give them my
00:12:44blessing,
00:12:48yes ruben, it is very important to remember that following the September 11
00:12:52attacks, the United States 11 attacks, "the United States
00:12:56used this event to its advantage, international politics between
00:13:00friends and enemies. Whoever is against me is my
00:13:03enemy, or whoever is not with me is my enemy. From that
00:13:07point on, it shaped the entire US foreign policy
00:13:10around the fight against terrorism. We can see plan
00:13:14Colombia, we now see how any government ideologically
00:13:18distant from the United States is linked to drug trafficking, linked
00:13:21to terrorism. We also see how it links to..." issue of
00:13:25migration, migrants crossing the Mexican border into the United
00:13:29States are now also associated with this issue of
00:13:33drug trafficking in the four, are also considered
00:13:36terrorists or potential terrorists, and
00:13:38are sent without due process to prisons in El
00:13:42Salvador, so this US counter terrorism
00:13:45policy has to be viewed a global, regional and local
00:13:49scale, on the global scale it is used to achieve its political
00:13:53and military objectives in west. on the original scale, for
00:13:56example,
00:13:57it is used to position governments that are ideologically
00:14:01close to the United States, but that oppose or reject the presence
00:14:05of China, the hejamanic rival the United States, and on
00:14:09the local level, meaning within the United States itself,
00:14:12it is the fight against terrorism, identifying drug traffickers and
00:14:16migrants as one and the same group, right, and now they have
00:14:20also put anti-fascist groups into the same basket, labeling them
00:14:24as terrorists.
00:14:55are convinced that they are two sides the same
00:14:58coin. people think,
00:15:00for example, that things go better for us in Mexico,
00:15:04when the in
00:15:04democrats power, but I don't think that's the case, and ultimately, I think the
00:15:08solution lies with the American people, but as Clinton used to say,
00:15:12it's the economy, stupid, that's what Clinton used to say,
00:15:15so as long as they put money in people's pockets, so they
00:15:19can pay their debts, their cars, their homes, their
00:15:23healthcare, they become less. with what their government is doing around
00:15:27the world, how do you see this issue heading into the mid-term
00:15:30elections? or are we looking at the imminent end of
00:15:34trumpism
00:15:35while the united states continues and
00:15:46This system has two faces, the Democrats and the Republicans, but we
00:15:50should remember, for example, that the
00:15:52person who started building the wall
00:15:54was democrat Clinton, the president who deported the most Mexican immigrants
00:15:58was democrat Obama. You mentioned the crime of Hiroshima and
00:16:01Nagasaki, which claimed nearly 200,00 lives. That was
00:16:05democrat in 1961. was carried out in
00:16:081961 was carried out by democrat
00:16:11Kennedy, so thinking that the republicans are the bad guys
00:16:14and the democrats
00:16:16are the good guys simply makes no
00:16:18sense.
00:16:37that they can win the presidency and the democratic party can put forward
00:16:41someone more trustworthy who could negotiate a sease fire
00:16:45agreement with the Iranian government, however we would have to
00:16:49see how much influence this wing the democratic party which is
00:16:52socialist and is led by New York mayor Mamadani
00:16:56actually has, we would have to see how much traction it has and what kind
00:17:00of rhetoric they're putting forward while campaigning, but I'm
00:17:04pessimistic if the democratic party wins a majority in the...
00:17:07legislature, I would even dear say that Donald Trump's
00:17:10actions could become much more radical because he would have nothing
00:17:14left to lose. I'm thinking about Cuba, I'm thinking about Greenland,
00:17:18I'm thinking about Iran. once Donald Trump loses the
00:17:21legislature, his
00:17:22actions,
00:17:28bien, oye, hey, Pablo,
00:17:32I'm going to ask Felipe
00:17:35this first, and then I'd also like to hear your... opinion, regardless the
00:17:39fact that Donald Trump has repeatedly used Mexico for electoral
00:17:43purposes, making a series of statements against Mexico at different
00:17:47points throughout his political career, this time he did it before the
00:17:51United Nations General Assembly, and the camera men focused on
00:17:54Roberto Velasco, Mexican foreign minister, and Hector
00:17:57Vasconcelos, Mexico's ambassador to the UN. They looked
00:18:01extremely worried, didn't they? When Trump once again threatened
00:18:04Cuba, Cuba's response there was...
00:18:08extraordinary, we may agree with it or not, but it was
00:18:11extraordinary. I would have expected the Mexican foreign ministry to
00:18:15respond at the level the circumstances demanded, and with
00:18:19all du respect, not come out with the LGBT agenda
00:18:23as its priority issue, according to Roberto
00:18:26Velasco.
00:18:37electorate, he's campaigning just as he did in 2024, and
00:18:41he's trying to sell the idea that Mexico, or that we
00:18:45Mexicans are the enemies the United States. He is
00:18:48trying to link migration and drug trafficking is two threats that
00:18:52the United States most combat, and we Mexicans get caught in the
00:18:56middle. In that sense, I agree with you that the Mexican federal
00:18:59government should be somewhat firmer in rejecting these statements
00:19:03and as the Cuban delegation did, withdraw as an act of dignity.
00:19:07dignified reaction from any diplomatic
00:19:10representation, for her part, president
00:19:14said at the morning press conference that Mexico was being asked
00:19:18to take responsibility in the fight against drug trafficking, and that
00:19:22Mexico was assuming
00:19:23that responsibility, but that it was very difficult to have as a neighbor
00:19:27a country that drugs and produces enormous of drugs and produces
00:19:31enormous quantities of weapons, and that is the truth, on
00:19:35the other side the border, there is no... assumption of
00:19:38responsibility for consumption or for the production of weapons,
00:19:42most of which end up in the hands of criminal groups here in
00:19:45Mexico, so I agree with the president, but I would also
00:19:49like to take this opportunity to call on the federal
00:19:52government to recognize that this is an opportunity for Mexico to
00:19:56diversify not only its trade relations, but also its political
00:20:00relations with the world. I'm thinking about the bricks, I'm thinking about
00:20:04East Asia, I'm thinking about Central America, even on the political
00:20:08differences that may exist with different governments, but Mexico has to
00:20:12begin reducing its economic dependence on the United States. I was
00:20:16just reading an article in El pais saying that Donald Trump supported
00:20:20an initiative aimed at reducing the price of
00:20:23diesel in the United States by banning US diesel exports
00:20:27to Mexico. That would be very serious blow to the Mexican economy,
00:20:30because unfortunately the Mexican economy depends heavily on
00:20:34diesel imports from the United States. so once again this
00:20:38highlights the importance of concepts such as energy
00:20:41sovereignty, refining oil and building, refining oil and
00:20:45building refineries here in Mexico, so that Mexican oil can
00:20:49be...
00:21:06Yes, well basically this is the moment to defend our
00:21:09sovereignty, to organize ourselves, to develop sovereign
00:21:13economic policy, because without economic
00:21:16sovereignty there is no political sovereignty.
00:21:20the TMEC, the free trade agreement and base ourselves
00:21:24on domestic development, strengthening the state so that
00:21:28break with they can be investment. It is important to look at the issue of
00:21:31debt, which has grown enormously, it has now reached 20
00:21:35trillion pasos and the interest payments amount to
00:21:381.6 trillion. We need to suspend debt payments,
00:21:42audit the debt and renegotiated for the benefit the
00:21:45country. And on the other hand, tax reform is very
00:21:49very. Mexico is one the countries in the world that
00:21:53collects the least taxes, 16%
00:21:56compared with an OECD average of
00:21:5934% of GDP, so
00:22:03Mexico needs a tax reform so that the state has more
00:22:06resources and so that the large corporations pay more. At
00:22:10present, they pay only average
00:22:12of 2.5%, and there should also be tax on the great
00:22:16fortunes that are growing like wildfire, and that must also be.
00:22:20held accountable to society, so deep economic measures are
00:22:23needed for Mexico to develop its sovereignty and stand
00:22:27strong in the face of this dangerous neighbor to the
00:22:30north. coincido con Pablo también le
00:22:34mando un saludo. I agree with Pablo and I also send him my regards, the
00:22:38Mexican government and Mexican society must face this challenge as
00:22:42an opportunity as well to talk about energy sovereignty, food
00:22:46sovereignty and also political sovereignty. We need to shake off Mexico.
00:22:50dependents on the United States and I strongly agree that
00:22:53tax reform has been necessary for several years a
00:22:57tax reform is urgently needed to make the large
00:23:01multinational corporations that come here to produce cheaply
00:23:05and pay extremely low wages pay their fair share rather than
00:23:09taking their profits back to their home countries so tax reform
00:23:13targeting those large pools of
00:23:15capital.
00:23:20Bautista, thank you very much, thank you for coming here to the studio
00:23:24despite the heavy traffic here in the capital the Mexican Republic. Thank you very
00:23:28much. And to all of you, my friends, I would very much like us to
00:23:31reflect on ourselves as Mexicans. This is not about
00:23:35saying that we should dismiss, reject or become enemies of what is
00:23:39happening in the United States from the standpoint of everyday
00:23:42life. I'm convinced that Americans are on the front lines of
00:23:46this very debacle, but many them have not realized.
00:23:50I repeat as long as they have enough to pay their debts, but
00:23:54ultimately what it is about, and I have not lost hope in
00:23:57this, is seeking the possibility of better world where
00:24:01each person can be the architect their own destiny while also
00:24:05embracing a sense of community and respect. I invite
00:24:09you to join me if you so wish on the next broadcast of
00:24:13Grengo.
00:24:25a Bowing 737 max plunges more than
00:24:2814,00 ft in less than a minute, it reportedly reaches
00:24:32almost mark.96, its rutter is said to
00:24:36be ripped off and then somehow the aircraft keeps
00:24:40flying for another hour, according to the story pushed after
00:24:44fly-dobe flight fc 1073,
00:24:47passenger described as a plumber. "who had watched aviation
00:24:51disaster documentaries, aviation disaster documentaries, yes, you heard it
00:24:55right, helped pull the aircraft out the dive. two former
00:24:58Israeli military personnel were also reportedly among the
00:25:02passengers who subdued the alleged attacker. it sounds
00:25:06like a movie plot, doesn't it? the official story says an Omani
00:25:10co-pilot attacked the captain inside the cockpit and
00:25:13tried to take control the aircraft, but the details don't stay still
00:25:17early reports described night..." and a stabbing, the
00:25:21later UAE account said the weapon was the aircraft's
00:25:25crash x. The alleged Omani co-pilot himself
00:25:28remained without an independently verificable public
00:25:32identity or detailed background. Meanwhile, the Indian
00:25:35captain Smith Machar was publicly identified and
00:25:39praised by Netanyahu and Donald Trump. The pilot became a public
00:25:43hero, the other remained a largely anonymous figure in the
00:25:46narrative, think. And the other is the... prit
00:25:50then comes physics: the aircraft was reportedly subjected to
00:25:54forces of around 3G despite the 73 max being
00:25:58rated for 2.5 positive g, it allegedly suffered serious rutter.
00:26:02damage, yet flew for approximately 68 minutes before
00:26:06landing safely
00:26:08in when Tel Aviv was nearer
00:26:10as when Tel Aviv was nearer as the airplane was in Jordanian
00:26:13airspace. Anyways, passengers supposedly managed to
00:26:17recover the aircraft during the dive. Former pilots have expressed
00:26:21amazement that the aircraft did not come apart. So how much the story
00:26:25survives technical scrutiny? Um, coming
00:26:28back. Then the geopolitical explanation. Iran. Netan
00:26:32Yahu initially said it was too early to say whether Iran was involved. Trump
00:26:36said Iran might be involved while acknowledging the matter was still being
00:26:39investigated, but no public evidence establishing an Iranian
00:26:43role was produced, yet the Iranian connection quickly became central to the
00:26:47story and now comes a detail that changes the political
00:26:51context. On September 29th, less than 24 hours before
00:26:55the FZ-107-3 incident, Netanyahu released a
00:26:58video from Telnof Air Force Base warning that Israel.
00:27:02enemies had indications they would attempt to attack the
00:27:06country ahead the October 27th election. He gave
00:27:10no specific details. The next day a supposed terror
00:27:13attack takes place aboard a flight bound for Tel Aviv.
00:27:17Netanyahu's warning suddenly looked prophetic. Daniel
00:27:21Livy, a former Israeli regime advisor, argued that the
00:27:24incident could push politically damaging issues out the
00:27:28headlines and replace them with narrative focus on Iran.
00:27:31Actually, the... Chronology goes back further. Three days before the flight
00:27:35on September 27th, Netanyahu made an unscheduled visit
00:27:39to Dubai and met UAE President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayaidan
00:27:43alongside senior military and Intelligence officials, source
00:27:47told press TV that the operation was discussed and
00:27:51finalized during that visit to create an Iranian connection and
00:27:55generate a pretext for renewed confrontation with Tehran.
00:27:58The operation was also intended to draw Trump into a another
00:28:02confrontation with Iran and help Netanyahu politically ahead the
00:28:06election. You might be thinking that the conflicting accounts suggest false
00:28:10flag, not something new. You know the history of false flags. For
00:28:14FZ-1073, it seems the evidence is being fitted into
00:28:18a story that had already been written, because the conclusions are
00:28:22arriving before the
00:28:23proof.
00:29:55the sour stop headlines: iran slams Trump's
00:29:59claim about an Iranian attack on the American soil saying US leaders
00:30:03conjure up an imaginary enemy to frighten their own
00:30:06people. Despite
00:30:10earlier denials, the Pentagon admits that the number of troops killed in the
00:30:13aggression against Iran is higher than previously reported, with
00:30:17nearly 900 entries.
00:30:21And finally, new poll shows the French president's popularity has
00:30:25fallen to the lowest level since 2017, I made violent
00:30:29protests and cost of living concerns.