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Sep 11, 2026

Alex ForsythHOST
47:01
Andrew Fisher, is the world a safer place?
Andrew FisherGUEST
47:03
Well, I k- I kind of addressed this a bit earlier, didn't I? Um, I mean, I think we went to f- we had September the 11th, which was a horrific terrorist attack, and we shouldn't kind of gloss over that, and it's also the anniversary of the 1973 coup in Chile as well, where Augusto Pinochet took charge and thousands of Chileans were murdered in a CIA-backed coup then as well.
Andrew FisherGUEST
47:25
Um, it's their anniversary of that today as well, and several hundred refugees from Chile came to this country as a result of that terror that he unleashed on that population.
Andrew FisherGUEST
47:35
W- um, but in terms of n- s- 9/11, in terms of how the Americans call it the 25th anniversary of the September the 11th terrorist attacks, I don't think we are.
Luke ThomasHOST
52:17
Bob Monday is a little bit kind of floating on the outside of the rankings.
Luke ThomasHOST
52:23
Danny, you got a strong feeling about the Chileans chances here?
Danny SeguraGUEST
52:26
This is Bahamonde's welterweight debut.
Danny SeguraGUEST
52:28
He's moving from 155 to 170.
Susan FenigerGUEST
48:03
or if you can stop serving something that's on our red list, then people will start to think to eat other things.
Susan FenigerGUEST
48:12
So we immediately came back, and we had been serving Chileans.
Susan FenigerGUEST
48:17
Well, was it black cod
Mary Sue MillikenGUEST
48:19
and black cod
T-BoneHOST
47:07
Mate, sounds interesting.
T-BoneHOST
47:09
Um, it's funny how you mention how the Chileans are a lot like, uh, like us, like the Aussies.
T-BoneHOST
47:14
Um-
Jed FassoGUEST
47:14
They are.
Daniel DenvirHOST
87:48
Markets predate capitalism and could certainly postdate them, I think.
Daniel DenvirHOST
87:55
Second, I, I do think that thinking back to Salvador Allende's Chileans, uh, I think it was called Cybersyn, the kind of cybernetic mapping and planning of the economy.
Daniel DenvirHOST
88:10
I do think that technological advances do make a lot more planning possible.
Daniel DenvirHOST
88:19
So when I say that I think that kind of markets are with us even if, when and if we transition beyond capitalism, I also very much think that a lot of things can be planned and should be planned democratically.
Sebastián VarelaGUEST
27:22
Many players think that they are doing a favor when they are talking to a journalist, and that is super, super wrong.
Sebastián VarelaGUEST
27:30
But slowly, I think that could be changing in this generation, especially with the Chileans.
Sebastián VarelaGUEST
27:37
I have a good relationship with Garín.
Sebastián VarelaGUEST
27:39
with Tavilo, with Barrios, and I think they have valued that we have been able to talk and publish good interviews with them.
JoelHOST
39:59
I mean, we're looking at AUKUS over time, but through our conversation we've discovered that the Force Posture Agreement's something that we should be, in the main, looking at chipping away at here.
JoelHOST
40:09
Um, and we should be looking at paring back, identifying that, uh, yeah, we have given away things that even the Chileans and the Canadians are willing to go to war against Trump essentially to avoid.
JoelHOST
40:21
We've given away those things already.
John LanderGUEST
40:23
You mentioned the, uh, the rare earths and critical minerals agreement.
Suhey VegaGUEST
37:57
And then the other cool thing about it is the wards have a mix of different ethnic Latino ethnicities.
Suhey VegaGUEST
38:02
So, again, you have Peruvians, you have Chileans, you have Mexicans, you have Salvadorans, you have Guatemalans.
Suhey VegaGUEST
38:08
Right.
Suhey VegaGUEST
38:08
And so you have an interesting moment of collective connection.
Dave WatsonGUEST
21:58
So one of the first things we really set, um, in our sessions is to get leaders to understand that leadership is hard.
Dave WatsonGUEST
22:06
And I say that with a level of emotion because we need to wear that as a badge of honor, to the point where we, by the end of the week, we have, whether it's through interpretation or not, that we even taught Brazilians and Chileans how to say hard in English.
Dave WatsonGUEST
22:19
Um, because I think in Brazilian Portuguese, and the translators will laugh at me, I think it's, uh, difícil is, is hard, I think.
Richard ThompsonHOST
22:27
Right.
Matt PycroftHOST
46:22
Or is it? I mean, that's the point.
Matt PycroftHOST
46:24
You've made the point that the Chileans have a base, Argentinians, British, American, etc.
Matt PycroftHOST
46:28
It doesn't have this.
Matt PycroftHOST
46:31
Your example, I think, compared to the Arctic is bang on.

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