Ladies and gentlemen, it is Monday, February 23rd, 26, and I come to you from the embattled studios of Info Wars in Austin, Texas.

Info Wars, tomorrow's News. Today.

All right.

We've got Dan Dix,

investigative journalist,

a documentary filmmaker who was down there working in Port of Arnda, one of the main epicenters of the cartel terror attacks,

are still continuing across Mexico.

Hundreds dead.

I have a lot of sources on the border.

I have sources in the DEA, sources in the federal marshals, you name it.

And that I have a lot of military sources that I've been on the phone with last night this morning.

And they say what's happening in Mexico is absolutely far worse than you're seeing in the niche.

And a big part of that is because the Mexican government wants to keep it quiet to keep tourism coming in.

Cancun had burning cars and people getting shot and murdered and police being shot and military being killed and gunmen coming in and holding hostages and restaurants

and just just robberies everywhere.

Guadalajara, Mexico City, basically all over the border.

And there's been increases in people taking pot shots at the Port Patrol on our border with Mexico.

So Mexico just went from red hot to white hot.

And you can bet your boots is my assessment that you're going to see reprisals inside the

United States from this particular cartel, who is one of the newest and most vicious and made

up of the merger of a few groups that had been fighting with each other.

The killing of their leader is obviously what triggered this, but this is a big deal.

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