Colombia's Political Shift and Regional Relations
I guess that means he's a tough guy.
But he's, uh, now the president of Colombia.
He wasn't expected to win. He was, uh, one of ten people
running. He wasn't the favorite person, and he turned out...
And he's doing a great job, but he was elected.
Uh, we have numerous, uh, people, Argentina, lots of people that,
uh, I got elected. And the, uh, that part of our
hemisphere is really turning out to be very much
different than it was. They've gone from being left to going
right. They're all going right. We have a good relationship with Brazil,
a good relationship really with just about all of them now.
They have a lot of respect for our country.
They didn't respect our country two years ago at all.
And so we're, we're doing very well in South America,
Latin America.
We're doing very w- well. And, and these people fly.
I mean, they're the ones that, that get you there for the most part, and
they're all doing very well. That whole thing is opening up.
There's great cooperation
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