Sanchez Effect

‘The ruling elites have driven us down a path where we are extremely close to the end of everything’ – Roger Waters

The legendary musician and Pink Floyd founding member joins Rick to discuss global conflicts and trends. Mr. Waters says people all over the world should stand against warmongering policies, and support Palestinians and Iranians in their defense against Israel and the US.

Roger and Rick complain that NATO bombs are heading towards Russia through Ukraine while children on both sides are dying. Roger says it’s all because of money.

Watch the full episode here on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

‘Russia is a unique country that loves human rights and will do everything to protect them’ – Yana Lantratova

‘Many myths are told about Russia – all untrue. Russia is a unique country that loves human rights and will do everything to protect them’ – Russian Human Rights High Commissioner Yana Lantratova.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect,’ we get a rare glimpse into the soul of someone who cares so much for so many others. Ms. Lantratova shares her fierce commitment to human rights, a drive solidified by the violence that broke out in Donbass in 2014, when she risked her life to evacuate children from besieged cities. She also speaks in visceral detail about Ukraine’s deadly drone strike earlier this year on a college in the city of Starobelsk.

Lantratova explains how her office has worked, despite no formal diplomatic ties with Ukraine, to create humanitarian corridors that enable families to be reunited and POWs to come home. She dispels the myth that Russia’s constitution guarantees nothing more than symbolic freedoms. At the same time, she confronts the Western narrative, asking viewers to question whether global powers are truly impartial when they turn a blind eye to the suffering of Russian-speaking civilians in Donbass. Don’t miss it – only on RT.

‘Common sense is returning. People are realizing what’s going on’ – Leonid Slutsky

‘Common sense is returning. People are realizing what’s going on. Soon we will all hug each other’ – Russian State Duma International Affairs Committee Chairman Leonid Slutsky.

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Leonid Slutsky pulls back the curtain on Russia’s present-day reality. From the government’s brave stance amid sanctions to a candid look at President Putin’s relentless work ethic, he shares why Russian security is paramount and how lawmakers and citizens maintain a direct dialogue. Slutsky also tackles the issues of Ukraine’s relentless drone attacks and the complex dynamics between Russia and the West as he presents his hopeful vision for a future where peacebuilding overtakes conflict.

Get an inside view of a nation navigating through fear, resilience and the potential for reconciliation. Watch the full interview now, and see why common sense and mutual understanding might just be the pivotal elements for a new chapter in world history.

‘The shortages in inventory are in the background, and they’re catching up with us’ - Steve Hanke

‘The shortages in inventory are in the background, and they’re catching up with us. That unusual situation is caused by the war the US and Israel have waged against Iran’ - Steve Hanke.

How many times does Europe want to shoot itself in the foot by rejecting cheap Russian energy? Let’s find out on this episode of RT’s Sanchez Effect with Chay Bowes, RT’s European correspondent.

In the second part of the show, Rick talks to Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University. Prof. Hanke takes us through the global economic impact of the war on Iran and what awaits in the future amid the intensifying Ukrainian and Middle Eastern conflicts. Catch the full episode here on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

‘When the dust settles, what happens is that China has much more influence over that whole region’ – Chris Martenson

In this episode of RT’s Sanchez Effect, Rick goes straight to the straits issue: Yemen’s Ansar Allah has announced a naval blockade of Saudi Arabia, pushing another global choke point into the zone of uncertainty. Chris Martenson, independent economist and founder of PeakProsperity.com joins the discussion. He says the US is playing with fire and their aggressive actions are inching the world to the brink of a depression. Chris thinks ‘the strait of Hormuz had to be opened month ago’ to dodge that disastrous result. Mr. Sanchez and Mr. Martenson walk through each country in the region, scrutinising their future place. Also on deck: What will happen to dollar and what’s the nation’s fate? Find out here on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

‘You are looking at worldwide depression: less food, less mobility, decline in standard of living’ – David Morgan

‘You are looking at worldwide depression if both straits are closed: less food, less mobility, decline in standard of living.’ – David Morgan.

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, economist and publisher David Morgan explains how the conflict with Iran could instantly choke critical energy lifelines, triggering an unprecedented worldwide depression and resource shortages. He also exposes the systemic lies driving the collapse of US dollar dominance. According to him, a monumental shift in geopolitical power is already underway as China collects more gold than any other global player.

Morgan cuts through the noise of daily market volatility, breaking down why traditional paper assets are a mathematical trap and why gold, silver, and Bitcoin are the only real lifelines left. True survival, however, isn’t just about your bank account – it requires a complete psychological reset to reclaim personal integrity and look past a deeply corrupt system. Watch the full interview before the next financial crisis reaches your doorstep – only on RT.