And so that has changed.

Mexico also is in a very, very difficult situation here.

The cartels are running that country, not just the northern part of the country.

They run the country, they control the politicians, they control the police. They have

ultimate control and influence of that country. There's no way you could come in from anywhere in the world into Mexico and not be

encountered by a cartel member. You will have to pay your quota to them, what they

call the peaceful, you will have to encounter them, and you will have to do what they say.

You know they killed 13 Guatemalan and burned them alive in an SUV a week and a half ago.

The funerals were yesterday and they finally took the body back

to Guatemala where they were able to be reunited

with their families. These cartels are vicious. These guys are chopping heads,

they're hanging bodies. They are, they are, that's why in my book I talk about in one chapter to designate them as foreign terrorist

organizations because that's what I think they are. These guys are, you've killed 36,000 people last year in Mexico.

But ISIS hasn't killed 36,000 people,

but Taliban has not.

Our focus and our Middle East is right here right now right next door to us and it's time to wake up

and have people understand the threat that that happens in Mexico. They're the number one producers of the fentanyl of the methamphetamine.

They have Super Meth Labs in Mexico.

This poison is making it to our community, killing our kids in the record number of

overdoses that we're having in our country. By the way the cartels live here. They

live in the United States in all parts of the country pushing their product.

They deal with the gangs in Chicago.

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