darr was much criticized for what was called shock therapy. however due to the shortage of food those measures were inevitable. today some say they should have done it cragin early. but how can a starving person wait for six months to be fed lordly or that. urgent measures had to be taken which meant shock therapy. at the. pumps there could have been a better name for that therapy but essentially the task was to radically change the situation in the country over a short period of time. i remember boris yeltsin much the head of his cabinet and had a very long conversation darr was a top expert on economics and he explained the situation to yeltsin very clearly. more results in himself was very competent in economic affairs and he understood gaidar perfectly that's why he made the decision that transition to market economy was the only possible way and today we see he was right. as to why it was carried out not gradually but a twangs look at the result the country did go through this and survived and one thousand nine hundred ninety three the ma

i remember boris yeltsin much the head of his cabinet and had a very long conversation darr was a top expert on economics and he explained the situation to yeltsin very clearly. more results in himself was very competent in economic affairs and he understood gaidar perfectly there were that's why he made the decision that transition to market economy was the only possible way and today we see he was right. as to why it was carried out not gradually but to twins well look at the result the country did go through this and survived and one thousand nine hundred ninety three the market was being filled with product. and one boris yeltsin hundred over the country to the duma put an arm out it was nearly the same as in europe with everything from supermarkets to boutiques in a more aggression had become a european country. well now let's take a look at the years of boris yeltsin presidency in a report by spotlights to me that. if you go for worse yeltsin. the first videos you get what's called his funny moment bluffing dancing trying to can. doing other things none of his predecessors had e

darr darren, wow. look at this. >> how are you doing, buddy?y: this is michael jordan. >> as close as you can get. it's actually -- >> jimmy: you could have got closer, i think, actually. >> he was never 32 -- >> jimmy: he was 23. >> i guess you had to have -- >> mirror or something? >> your eyes are backwards. >> jimmy: where did you get this thing? >> i traded a buddy some spare car parts. >> jimmy: why did he have this? >> he had some statues in hiss garage. >> jimmy: he was an art collector. how much are you asking for this? >> $650. >> jimmy: what would you take for it? >> $650. >> jimmy: a firm price. >> i gave him expensive parts. >> jimmy: what -- i thought you added something to michael. >> yes. >> jimmy: that's -- >> that's actual size. >> jimmy: i think michael jordan's birthday is next week and i may buy this for him and -- >> that would be good. >> jimmy: and actually deliver it to him. so, i am going to give you -- you won't take $600 for this? >> from you, no. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: in you go. thank you very much. darr