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There would be next to no drug trade in Mexico, were it not for the insatiable American appetite for narcotics.

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Hello Chris, while I know you to be a person of immense morals, principles & ethics and I am sure your reporting is not intentionally misleading, I wish this interview would have been put in context to Mexico’s reality since 2018 under AMLO. The listener may believe that this is the reality in Mexico today especially with all the propaganda being put forth from the media and politicians who are openly calling for invasion under the guise of battling the cartels and this is furthest from the truth. I urge all to listen to AMLO’s daily press conference and listen to the changes that have happened in Mexico and the profound changes that this humanist president has made in this beautiful country.

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Drugs should be legal. This would solve all these violence problems, and many others to boot. But dealers, corrupt politicians, and cops make too much money from drugs being illegal, and the sheeple have been brainwashed to falsely think that drugs being illegal keeps people from doing them.

Vincente Fox, after he was no longer president of Mexico, said in public and on video that the only way for Mexico to solve its drug problem is to legalize drugs, though of course the U.S. would have to do so also. Bob forbid any of these politicians should be honest while they're still in office and could actually do something, but at least he spoke the truth at some point.

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There’s no doubt in mind that the CIA controls the supply of drugs entering the US.

Let’s not forget Gary Webb.

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They don’t allow reporters to investigate corrupt politicians because the trail ends at the CIA. I recall viewing a video in which Hillary Clinton was at the Mexican border campaigning for the presidency. She asked by a reporter “when the war on drugs was going to end?” Her reply was, “never, we got to much money invested in it.”

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