Global Catastrophe Brewing: Famine Risk Mounts Beyond Expectations

How serious is it? Because Americans think, uh, okay, that can happen in in Africa. I mean, there's those poor people down there, it's just awful. But if it only didn't happen in America, that's never going to happen in the Western world because, I don't know, we're too modern or something. That's just something that doesn't happen here. Is that a safe bet? Not any longer. Uh, we're we're already in a very dire situation. And that outcome that I mentioned in that headline is already baked in based on the the the lack of energy and fertilizer coming out of the Strait of Hormuz. What week are we in now? Like week nine or something like that of of this conflict? The thing is, it doesn't look like there's a solution in sight. You know, you've covered this extensively with you and your guests. Uh, if this goes on much longer, that is a few more months, then then it becomes rather catastrophic on a global scale. But I I want to be clear. The the countries that will be most impacted by this are not the United States. They are countries that already have tens of millions ...