war, political rivalries, and economic inequality is a rife, the direct self, stockholm international piece research institute. then smith wants that is a dangerous cocktail. he says, well now, and one of the most dangerous periods in human history, the abyss is beckoning. and it is time for the grade pals to step back and reflect, preferably together. let's bring into mole. she's a senior research associate at the massachusetts institute of technology and security studies program. welcome to the day. now with these numbers out today, do you think the world has become a more dangerous place as well? without del, it's the combination of 2 things. one is all the nuclear weapon states, or expanding either their arsenals, order arsenals, capabilities, at the same time, this is happening. we see a decline in us, russian arms control. since 1986, it was referenced in your report since 1986, the number of nuclear weapons has gone down each year, driven largely by russian and american orange control. they, they, after all have 90 percent of the world's nuclear weapons. and so when they cut those numbers went down, bu