Bush cites Lancet paper claiming 35 million deaths tied to US sanctions

What was said

"incredible medical paper was published just recently in the Lancet uh and it looked at the number of global deaths from just US economic sanctions over the last 40 years. And the number was around 35 million people dead."

Zach Bush says a recently published Lancet paper estimated roughly 35 million deaths worldwide over 40 years linked to US economic sanctions. He argues sanctions function as a mass-casualty mechanism without direct military force, and connects the claim to broader criticism of money-driven systems.