Milei Takes Charge: Argentina's President Fights Socialism with Free Market Reforms

John Stossel

Argentina's new president, Javier Milei, understands that the government cannot create wealth.

That's why Milei campaigned with a chainsaw, saying he would cut the size and power of government.

In the United States, attempts to shrink government haven't gone far, but in Argentina, Milei won by a massive 3 million votes.

In just the first month of his presidency, Milei repealed rent and price controls and eliminated trade restrictions.

Daniel Di Martino, founder of www.dissidentproject.org, who escaped Venezuela and became an economist in America, says it's impressive that Milei won by promising massive cuts.

The video above covers a little of what Milei has rapidly accomplished.