the far-right rises again around the world, and there s a clear evidence why. that s tonight, on news night. good evening, i m abby philip in new york. mid south america s new far-right famous freedom loving leader. and today, the world is lining a lot more about this guy. [applause] [crowd chanting] don t cry for milei, argentina, and yes, that is a chainsaw. he is the nation s new president elect, and he s an outsider nicknamed el loco, the mad man, with a wolverine haircut and the renaissance biography. [speaking in a non-english language] he is a political at cast, profane with a grudge against the hope, who taught, and i m not joking here, ten trick sex. he ll enter the office with a clear mission. the impoverished model of the ubiquitous state, which only benefits the few, while the majority of argentines suffer, is coming to an end. today, the idea that the state is like a bounty to be divided among politicians and their friends, is over. today, the idea that
talked about his imperfect service, how many times do you hear that? my service was imperfect. you don t. you just don t hear that today. s.e., you think we re going to step back at this moment now over these next few days as we honor appropriately senator mccain and see any change emerging here in washington as a result of what he tried to bring forward? i would certainly hope so. wouldn t that be an incredible honor to him? i was really touched, grateful that in those final remarks he chose, as he so often did, not to prey on our fears and our bassist instincts. he was hopeful in that message n told us that we ll get through all of this. and we ll be stronger for it. i needed to hear that. and i think a lot of people did because these are trying times.