Jeffrey Sachs: Economics, Conflict, and Real-World Diplomacy
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A note from Lawrence:
Jeffrey Sachs was the youngest tenured professor in Harvard’s history when he was promoted only a few years after receiving his PhD. And for good reason. He is one of the most remarkable intellects I know. I have always been amazed and the breadth of his reading and knowledge, and when I give him one of my physics books, he reads it in a day, and comes back with great questions.
Jeffrey has not been content to stay within the confines of academia, and for 17 years served as a senior advisor to the head of the UN, and has worked, sometimes controversially, with numerous governments to help them out of economic hardships. His interest in world affairs has caused him to write a great deal about power politics, global conflict, and diplomacy, and I wanted to sit down and talk to him about two conflicts about which he has written recently, Ukraine and Gaza.
But first, we talked about his own career, his interest in economics, and also his thoughts about the UN, an agency which of late has dropped considerably in my own estimation.
I agree strongly with Jeffrey that only diplomatic solutions to military conflicts have any hope of lasting, and that nationalist politics that sustain military adventurism inevitably only causes the people within both warring countries undue hardship. But how to extricate countries from the cycle of violence is a difficult challenge, and Jeffrey doesn’t mince words in that regard. I have to say that I agree with him wholeheartedly about Ukraine. Not as completely on the Middle East, though our disagreements are subtle. We both agree that a two state solution in the middle east is essential, and detest many policies of the current Israeli government, especially on the west bank (although no more than I think we both detest the policies of the terrorist lunatics governing Gaza, who seem intent on inflicting as much or more hardship on their own populace as any external government does, most often to score political points on the world scene) I am less sanguine about the likelihood that UN troops and Arab nations could or would realistically and fairly implement and police such a situation, but I sympathize with his views that the UN may be the last resort.
I expect I may read some angry feedback about some of Jeffrey’s suggestions, but once again, reasoned discussion, especially about disagreements, is essential if we are to make progress, in science, and in the real world. As a result I feel particularly lucky to have people like Jeffrey to have such discussions with. I hope you are as stimulated and educated by the discussion as I always am when I talk to him.
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“I'm 67 years old. It took me a long time to grow up to know that almost everything we hear is not true.” ― Jeffrey D. Sachs
@jimmytimmy3680
11 күн бұрын
He would know since he was one of the main architects of Russian misery in the 90s when helped Western Corporations plunder Russia.
@PauloAdriano-zo2ng
10 күн бұрын
It all depends on who the *'we'* is that you're talking about! 😅
@sylviecalvet7900
10 күн бұрын
It's the result of U.S brainwashing " supremacism ! " Howard Zinn was ans still is best way to see things through ! I like hearing him say : " God bless America ! " , why not God bless everybody ! " why should " God " single us out ?
@user-qd8yg1fp7i
8 күн бұрын
The wise admit their foolishness.
@kwokholuk8723
8 күн бұрын
@@PauloAdriano-zo2ng The "we" is the people in the US.
Sachs is a rare honest and knowladgeable voice. Takes a lot of courage, these days. Kudos for inviting him.
@user-zl9sh9mz6h
11 күн бұрын
I wish he would say "uh" more often, though. He only said it 62,000 times, and I was hoping for 67,000.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayoplease explain why he is a traitor😂, or don’t worry, I know why, because he is got enough courage to saying the truth
@TacticalMayo
6 күн бұрын
@@irinaoleinikova5235 he's American so to us he's a traitor. It doesn't matter how anybody else sees him, remember he's with us here.
The truest sign of intelligence is constant eagerness to learn.
Best guest ever. I long for a day we see more sane voices like Jeffery Sachs, the world need people like him.
@rtam9894
11 күн бұрын
A Hamas spokesperson
@Stiglets24
11 күн бұрын
@@rtam9894and you are a genocide supporter
@Stiglets24
11 күн бұрын
@@rtam9894you must be a genocide supporter
@RealLodoss
11 күн бұрын
@@rtam9894losing the narrative? Liking your own comment is sad :(
@JohnBeerschoten
11 күн бұрын
@@rtam9894 Under International Law the definition of terrorism is: “Terrorism (from the Latin word terror, panic) is the commission of serious violence, or serious threat thereof, WITHOUT LAWFUL GROUNDS, for a political or religious purpose. In most understandings of what terrorism is, it must involve illegal violence, usually linked to civilians and victims. This means that Hamas is not a terrorist organization but a resistance movement that even has the right to use violence. Israël, together with the US are the terrorists because the occupation is not a legal ground.
Mr Sachs reaffirms one's belief in human ability to do good against all odds. Respect.
I can not thank you enough, Lawrence, for bringing Jeffrey Sachs on. The world needs to listen to what he has to say. He is the definition of "making sense".
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
We 🇺🇲 would never listen to him.
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayoI surprised you listen then😂, and why are you listening if you are saying you never listen him😮
@TacticalMayo
6 күн бұрын
@@irinaoleinikova5235 because it's in my algorithm.
I don’t understand why you said you expected negative comments! Jeffry Sacks is always the best!!!!!❤
@Dare2Blink
11 күн бұрын
Yeah same here. Jeffrey Sachs is brilliant and has the facts on his side, I can't see how anyone even remotely reasonable would be able to argue against his points.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
I can't stop admiring Professor Sachs for his knowledge and humanity. I'm listener from Czech republic that joined " the world " in 1989. Mr. Sachs understanding of countries without prejudice makes him qualified to introduce background of today's politics. Thanks for the great programm.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@mmaximk
5 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo You are the traitor.
@TacticalMayo
5 күн бұрын
@@mmaximk no I'm not I'm for the US. Come here to the 334 million and say that and watch what happens.
@mmaximk
5 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo That is not what you are doing.. Instead of supporting the United States, you are supporting a small clique of people who wield power in the United States. This group of people does not have the interests of either the United States or its people in mind - at all.
Thank you for this interview. Professor Sachs is priceless.
THANK YOU, Professor. Finally, "an adult in the room" to borrow a phrase from another well-known public intellectual. Imagine a world where diplomats discuss problems rather than just carpet bomb.
I’m such a privileged human being to have been a student of Professor Jeffery Sachs! What an exceptional brilliant intellect, economist and world citizen he is! We need Leaders like him. I was so honored to have seen him in ‘an eye opener ‘ conference in Brussels about six years ago. Thank you for inviting Jeffery Sachs on your podcast!
Thank you for interviewing Prof. Sachs. Much appreciated.
Thank you, Lawrence, for this stellar moment. It is refreshing to see such a profound and enlightening discussion with one of the most remarkable intellectuals of our time, Jeffrey Sachs. His extensive knowledge and commitment to global diplomacy and economic solutions are truly inspiring. The topics covered in this video - from conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza to global diplomacy - are of immense significance to the global community. Lawrence Krauss, your interview with Jeffrey Sachs not only showcases his impressive career and contributions to economics but also his unwavering dedication to finding sustainable solutions through diplomatic means. This is a much-needed call for reason in a time when military confrontations often take center stage. The open and respectful nature of the discussion, even in the face of disagreements, underscores the importance of clear and analytical approaches to solving global issues. A special thanks to both of you for engaging in such conversations and making them accessible to the public. May this video inspire many and contribute to the promotion of peace and understanding.
I hadn’t known Jeffrey Sachs day job was with the UN. Now I understand how he survives as such a singular voice of rationality in geopolitics. Thanks for the sanity.
@Tomsom2008
12 күн бұрын
He day job is a university professor at Columbia University. He has an unpaid job with the U.N
@JB-lovin
12 күн бұрын
@@Tomsom2008 Oh, and he remains employed. Good to know 👍
@anndouglas24
10 күн бұрын
Sachs is a secular Saint trying to brake a world hurtling towards destruction. Just the fact that he tries makes the world less unbearable.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
@anndouglas24 he's a traitor
From Mexico, Inhave fervently followed Jeffrey Sachs views on Ukraine and the Israel- Palestine conflict. Essential critiques not found in mainstream news. Bravo!
@jimmytimmy3680
11 күн бұрын
Lo que no te cuenta Sachs es que el ayudó a las empresas Occidentales robarse todos los recursos y enpresas estatales de Rusia en los 90s, cuasando mu ha miseria en Rusia.
Jeffrey Sachs, a true bright mind, a perfect guest for your podcast.
Good conversation. Sachs is an honest well-informed fellow. More guests like this. Don’t fear the haters. Text can’t find you when the phone’s off!
@Questioneverything2050
12 күн бұрын
He was among those that helped westerners to exploit Russia after communism fell, he is being led by guilt of old age hence his change in position.
@merfymac
12 күн бұрын
@@Questioneverything2050 people change
@jukka-pekkaparjanen7590
12 күн бұрын
Atonement is also a thing you know.
@gmw3083
12 күн бұрын
He lived and learned. What do ziomurican western leaders do now besides double down on stew pit?
@stella3265
12 күн бұрын
@@Questioneverything2050 Yes. Very true. He implemented Friedman style shock policies that ultimately failed. He recognized that the USA had no intent on democratizing the former USSR. No debt forgiveness and no massive aid packages. He learned his lessons well. That’s what is important.
Dr. Krauss, your introduction to this conversation was excellent. It was very thoughtful and articulate.
@AndrewLambert-wi8et
12 күн бұрын
HEAVY GUY!
Dr. Sachs is a champ. Great guest!
Jeffery sachs is a rear commodity in this troubled world. He stands for humanity. He is one of the voices that advocate for world peace, fairness. He deserves great respect and 💕💕💕💕
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
Sacks is a courageous guy. Holding and articulating these views gives the world hope
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayowhy are you writing the same comment to everyone, don’t you have anything else to say
@mmaximk
5 күн бұрын
@@irinaoleinikova5235 You noticed that too. Looks a lot like someone whose livelihood depends on false narratives and for whom peace would be a personal setback.
@mmaximk
5 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo It's hilarious. You are the sole voice among the commenters who feels that way. Did you ever look in the mirror and think: huh, maybe I'm the bad guy?
Oh wow I would never have expected Jeffery Sacks to be on this podcast!
@gmw3083
12 күн бұрын
Wasn't this outlet previously a part time apologist for Nety's regime? And zelenskys too, to some degree?
Krauss, thank you for bringing on Jeffrey Sachs who is one of the few intellectually honest economic and geopolitical experts. The world needs to hear what is really going on in both Gaza and Ukraine! Love from Denmark.
Jeffry is my favorite person to listen to on wars and economics
Thank you for sharing this much needed interview with Jeffrey Sachs!
Prof Sachs is a such a lovely human being and one of the brilliant and beautiful minds we have now... Our world needs more people like him
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo😂😂😂😂😂
Jeffrey Sachs is a rare intellectual who understands many topics in depth, I am also familiar with Lawrence krauss who is one of the best minds in theoretical physics, amazing interview, subscribed.
Thank you Lawrence Krauss. Thank you Jeffrey Sachs. Thank you Eleanor Roosevelt.
Such a profound conversation. Here's hoping that YT algorithm sends this as a recommendation to millions of people
The world needs John Mearsheimer and Jeffrey Sachs RIGHT NOW. If we could have an emperor, it should be Jeffrey Sachs.
@voice4voicelessKrzysiek
12 күн бұрын
Yes, these two are the powerhouses of intellectual thought. Listening to intellectuals of this caliber still classifies me as a cultist or being in a bubble by my sons, my wife, my friends, my neighbors 🤣
@JBActors
12 күн бұрын
@@voice4voicelessKrzysiek well, your family, they’re in the sheep conformity bubble…and you are responsible for helping them become lions…! 😎🤷♂️🫡
@indybruining
12 күн бұрын
Talking about getting an emperor is probably not the most effective way of convincing others who don't share your opinion.
@JBActors
12 күн бұрын
@@indybruining I’m gonna guess English isn’t your first language…the meaning was lost in translation…
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
No they're traitors m
An actual reasonable, honest and knowedgable human being that is not afraid to speak out even if the truth is uncomfortable. A rare find these days... when Mr. Sachs speaks, I listen.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor that never says this out in the open.
Please talk about Yugoslavia, Prof Sachs. You were there, I admired your work. Please tell the world who and why broke my country, my beautiful country. Thank you for telling me the truth at our brief 20 min encounter in Port Moresby some years ago. Please tell the world the truth about my beautiful country, Yugoslavia! 🙏
I absolutely love this podcast for many amazing reasons...but this episode was such a treat💯
“Asked properly and viewed properly” , ahhhh! Professor you are sooo explicit , clear and articulate and the only one I’ve noticed says what the damm acronym stands for! When people just use the acronyms ,they loose a lot of us on the second or third acronym ! You only have to say it once??? Love you Jeff ,loved the interview🇨🇦
Jeffrey Sachs just earned my respect. Excellent interview.
One and only Proffesor Jeffrey Sachs 🙏❤️
Sachs is amazing. Good questions from Krauss.
I never get tired of listening to Dr Jeffrey Sachs
One of my favourite public speakers, experts and human beings
One of the best teacher hosts another best teacher. Great podcast. Thank you guys very much .
So happy to see Sachs pop on my feed as a guest! People are quite ignorant to the “manufactured consent” happening 24/7 in Washington. Sachs is a voice of reason who should at the very least be listened too and make one think a little deeper about their positions. I had much of my notions or positions challenged over the years. It’s quite liberating when you aren’t formulating opinions based solely on what is being touted by one political party, the state department, Fox News, or CNN etc. listen to alternative views and start to think critically! Anyways, looking forward to listening! I’ll be watching Sachs conversation with Tucker Carlson next.
I listen carefully and am very thankful to every word Jeffrey tells us/the world. Thanks so much.. may God bless you all
Thank you for having Prof sachs. He talks I stop and listen. 😊❤
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@linus631
10 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo He is a great Human being!
Mr Jeffrey Sachs is right we should know better history, and we will know why something happens. Thank you for your explanation
Lawrence, is there any reason why your podcast needs to be so short? Please re-invite Jeffrey Sachs for a longer discussion.
Remarkable conversation! Thank you. Best wishes.
Jeffrey Sachs is a brilliant analysist and legendary voice for peace and such a clear minded and straight forward talks
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
Oh but it won't make a difference
If America were led by meritorious figures like Sachs and Krauss, America would be beloved by the world.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
We would never be led by a socialist.
@_-martin-_
7 күн бұрын
Correct. Unfortunately we hate you now!
A professor with intelligence, humility and humane.
when europeans landed in the americas they also said the natives wanted to exterminate them. native americans didn't have to take this twisted logic if they had the means to defend themselves and sure they will have been called terrorists for their self preservation.
Jeffrey is extraordinary why is it we never get people of this calibre leading us
JS is one of the few in the collective west with a pragmatic, neutral stance who makes total sense. If only the United States govt listened to him and others like him, the world may not be so fragmented now. Thanks for bringing him to a wider audience on your channel.
This video should be heared by everybody
@barrieroberts75
11 күн бұрын
Whether you like or dislike Tucker Carlson his interview with Professor Sachs it was brilliant, with good questions and time to answer, and many in the comment section makes the point about it been heard by the general population 😢😢
Excellent interview with Sachs who is not only the most powerful intellectual and knowledgeable person but most lovable man too ! 🌺💚🙏-bmd
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@malaydhar917
10 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo If you think you are insane ! 😡😄-bmd
Really enjoyed this, I wish the conversation would have been longer!
this excellent interview was totally unprovoked
Lawrence, I am so impressed with your truly stellar lineup of guests and podcasts. Wow. So many thanks go to you and to them. Marvelous.
A genuine peace maker.
@mediastudiesnetwork
12 күн бұрын
Yes!… a little piece of Ukraine, a little piece Georgia… etc etc etc (sorry I couldn’t resist)
@isakhelvi
12 күн бұрын
@@mediastudiesnetwork What about USA, only pieces of 80 countries around the world, where they have military bases
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
@@isakhelviLOL tankies 🤣
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayotroll
Great conversation, professor Sachs is a moral and intellectual lighthouse helping guide many of us. Please consider inviting professor Mearsheimer as your geust.
Next stop for von der Leyen... Nuremberg
Wow, I would never thought Prof. Sachs himself would be here. Next time get prof Mearsheimer on
He is correct and I agreed completely
SUPER HEAVY GUY!
Excellent discussion. So civil and loved the challenges❤
Jeffrey Sachs strongly reminds me of the late expert on Russian affairs Stephen Cohen. Profoundly wise, articulate & humble.
What a story. The UN the economics and the Polish aspect. Very nice talk.
Thank you Professor Sachs, you are legend ❤
Wow. Ive listened to a lot of Jeff S but I have never heard his back story. It’s very interesting and important to hear. I have been on a journey or a quest rather that started by asking similar questions as Jeff. I feel like my pursuit of knowledge is me trying to answer a few questions & one being ‘how does this world work?’ & some secret questions as well. I like to listen to smart, well read people who talk about books they’ve read. When a book is mentioned I look it up and depending on some variables I purchase and read it! This has been a major factor in my mental gains. It’s all about asking the right questions & looking for the right answer.
Thanks, Professor. ❤
I not only agree with his views but he appears to be such an affable person as well .
The title of this interview should be “we don’t have time for that”.
Jeffrey Sachs is my flavored. Open minded, knowledgeable, and fair, I can’t say more. He is the best. I love to listen and watch his videos many times.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
From paying for day care and college, to managing mortgage payments. I'm approaching retirement yet inflation is getting worse. How can I generate more income to retire with at least $3m for long term care? I have about 750k in savings.
@Thomasbonner752
9 күн бұрын
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@virginiameghan4189
9 күн бұрын
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@traviscyril6641
9 күн бұрын
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisors online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation?
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9 күн бұрын
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@richiesteve1250
9 күн бұрын
Thank you for the lead, searched Jennifer by her full name and at once spotted her consulting page, she seems highly professional having over 12 years of experience. amazing!
Brave & brilliant
What a racket! Thankyou very much.
Great conversation as always, thank you both,
This was enlightening. Thank you.
Lawrence, u taught me that a whole universe can come from nothing. This world doesn't have to be zero sum. Win-Win is possible. Peace and prosperity for All is possible. East and West.
Reminder set
Terrific discussion which, for me, called to mind the seminal work of Anatol Rapoport on Games Theory, (“Fights, Games, and Debates”). Mathematics and Psychology applied to Peace Studies. A brilliant man, polyglot and formidable pianist, to boot. Sachs: ALSO brilliant (even though not a mathematician or pianist!)
Thank You ! for this interview We need more smart people talking about these stupid problems in the world, or 'intelligent' life has no point
Such an important interview
Jeffrey Sachs always injecting sanity into this crazy world. Thank you, mr. Sachs!
We can't thank Professor Jeffrey Sachs enough for having such immense courage for always speaking the TRUTH without fear or favor❤ Salutes, salute, Salute 🙏🙏🙏You are ONE in a Billion 👍👍👍
2 great guys
Diplomacy is the only way, absolutely agree 🙏
Excellent discussion. I subscribed to the channel
His reasoning and laying out everything in detail is amazing
The underlying, unspoken, unacknowledged aspect of this conversation is the sheer privileged foundation from which Dr. Sachs began his journey. I cannot help but wonder how many wise, big-hearted, genuine human beings fell by the way-side due to economic anonymity? Nevertheless, I think that Dr. Sach's awareness of his own privilege underscores much of his contemporary analysis. He seems to be an anomaly in current world affairs.
American treachery is widespread and long standing. We rarely honor treaties and agreements we've made with countries during diplomatic relations. Since the Civil War there's a history of lying to Native indigenous tribes, ultimately using violence and/ or demanding complete subjugation. Placing them in segregated, closely managed reservations where we erased their cultural identity, language and family system. Russia was once a great friend, but lost their utility after WW2, where their sacrifice was greatest. Putin made countless attempts during his presidency to join the NATO alliance, and strengthen ties with the West. Consistently being rebuffed or ignored, he ultimately gave up. China, our greatest trading partner, is now considered the enemy. All of these diplomatic failures were intentional, as it didn't suit our hegemonic goals. The casualties are always the people, who are last on the list. Dying in endless wars, not for "Democracy" and preservation of "State Sovereignty", but to maintain the status quo. The Cold War never ended. It's seen in our intervention in political outcomes around the world. Instead of having productive relations that benefit the many instead of enriching the few. The U.N. is a grand idea, but has become increasingly toothless and performative. The fact that investigation into destruction of the Nordtream Pipeline was summarily rejected and never to be revisited. The worst act of environmental terrorism in history, resulting in Europe's economic free fall.
Thank you for presenting another world ; of sanity, truthful reporting, interesting views and superb intelligence.
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's a traitor
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayoare you talking about yourself
The difference of what humbleness and hubris can do in the world is profound. Unfortunately, the collective west chooses the latter.
I'll vote Jeffrey for Second State
Two of my favorite public figures engage in a rational discussion about our current global state of affairs. Unfortunately neither presents to too causes or potential solutions. The root causes of course are capitalism and religious mysticism. The solutions are an economic system that distribute ownership to all citizens and a commitment to seek truth through the only process ever devised that actually reveals reality, the scientific method.
It’s impossible not to adore Dr. Jeff Sachs! Charming, funny, so easy to understand, an “international Multiculturalist”..oops..that’s a tautological redundancy! Love love love! Reminds me of my father/lawyer!
@TacticalMayo
10 күн бұрын
He's the most despised person in the United States
@irinaoleinikova5235
6 күн бұрын
@@TacticalMayo🤥lying, Professor Sachs is the most loved person in US
Excellent Lawrence, well done!
Mr. Sachs do you have a book that explains in detail what you did to fix the hiperinflation in Bolivia and the economic transformation of Poland?
John Mearsheimer precedes Jeffrey Sachs. There is also Gideon Levy. What I find interesting is that now that public opinion finds the state of Israel, the IDF and the propaganda (via the Israel lobby) repulsive, disingenuous and predatorily opportunistic (see Mearsheimer’s take on the dire future for Israel), all of a sudden some American Jewish academics, some American Jewish podcasts are sagely nodding their heads as they criticize Israel and its occupation of Gaza. (Heck, even the word “genocide” is being used.) I think that some American Jewish academics realize that the necessary good will, post- Holocaust, is gone and are gingerly approaching the non-Jewish audience/population. I don’t think that it will work. The die is cast. The Jewish population’s complicity in Gaza etc. has rendered obsolete (in some way) the history books that I read. This is so, so sad. 😕
Definitely watching this one
"The Origins Podcast" with Ph. Jeffrey Sachs get an invite to attend THE BRICS 2024 SUMMIT in Kazan this October 2024. If BRICS+ members knew Jeffrey Sachs would be interested to attend, BRICS+ would hold a reserve seat for Ph. Sachs and offer a warm hearted Invitation to Attend. Biggest Event of the Year will be in Kazan in October 2024.