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In argentina, along with a textbook case of hyperinflation, the president launched a new offense of against an old foe. >> translator: friday we start a new war against inflation. >> reporter: prices are spiking just as economies were beginning to recover from the impact of the covid-19 lockdowns. according to the united nations, an additional 14 million latin americans have gone hungry since 2019. thousands have taken to the streets. in brazil where inflation will play a key role in the presidential elections later this year. in peru, where at least six people died during this general strike ...

Wake-up call, but a rallying cry, and that we've never faced an institutional crisis quite like this. you then say the choice is basic, reinvention or fall? so is secession the likely outcome? >> well, i mean, the united states is a textbook case of a country headed for civil war. you know, a recent poll showed that only 20% of americans have faith in their electoral system. and another poll showed 33% of them think vial against the government can be justified. so in those kind of condition where is the threat of violence is so real, growing, threats against members of congress increased 107% ...

Civil war. which takes place in the book stores these days alongside how civil war starts by--. who joined us in our first episode of the house divided. the new york times says, both books provide a sobering vision of where we may be headed, and for that reason they should be required reading for anyone invested in preserving our 246 year experiment in self government. joining us now is steven marsh, author of the next civil war, ditch patches from the american future. thank you very much for joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >> pleasure to be with you. >> thank you. make your case abo...

Picking the voters. that's what gerrymandering is. this is a textbook case that will really hurt nashville's identity and prospects. so many companies and people have relocated to nashville because they want a political choice, it's the competitive two-party system that has built america. and we're andrew jackson's home, the co-founder of the democratic party. now they're doing all they can to really kill nashville for at least ten years, if not longer. >> steve showed that list of democratic colleagues of yours in the house, who are choosing to retire or run for a different office. that list ...

Author of the next civil war, ditch patches from the american future. thank you very much for joining us tonight, really appreciate it. >> pleasure to be with you. >> thank you. make your case about what you see coming from your perspective in canada. looking down in more ways than one on the current state of affairs in the united states. >> well, i mean, the united states is a textbook case of a country headed for civil war. it has all the attributes that the sociologist sent economic scholar cascading system. hyper partisanship, environmental degradation, high levels of inequality and low le...