to restore democracy and then to restore democracy so then finally started to speak out against pinochet and then to go into the hospital never came out again. that is an interesting pattern how they come to power so when we had trump as a candidate i couldn't believe my ears he just talked about shooting people the end of january 2016 and then jeff sessions were those rewarded is the first attorney general to host a matter rally and so trump said i can't believe it i'm becoming mainstream. [laughter] so this is the process impose a limit to rule breaking and then was turned on and lost the senate seat. >> and as many people have pointed out the original members they were willing to accept trump after the victory many over the course of four years were pushed aside and with those regimes but they were pushed aside and at the end of the four years republican party was more trump than the republican party of previous nominees even if watered-down version and then to take advantage of the support or the backing of more traditional conservatives and then to push them aside. >> so that is the

pinochet, that experiment in the 1970, s. was continued by democratic governments from 990 to the present day. pinochet's rule was an economic failure posted to ship the economy has performed better than its neighbors, but it has failed to address inequality, access to pensions, health care and education were left to the free market. the people finally got to vote on the constitution, the outcome, a landslide, to scrap the charter in favor of more government intervention in the state. so what now? well, there's a long way to go before the people of chile see any change or joining me now via skype from london is latin america economist at capital economics. good to have you with us. so chill, there's been this 6 steps, success rather story for developing countries for so long. what's gone wrong? well, i think if you look at chile over the last few decades it's, it's been a regional performer in latin america in aggregate sounds. but i think one of the issues is that, and all of the citizens of have enjoyed those gains in the e