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Mr. Ambassador, it's great to have you here. Thanks for joining us.

Mayor, thank you for having me.

I want to play for you sound that I know you're familiar with.

It's what brought your attention to come here to respond.

It's from Peter Schweitzer about his new book, Invisible Coup, and Mexico, consulates

in America, and political involvement.

Please listen.

Mexico has 53 consulates in the United States.

The UK and China have six and seven respectively.

Massive number. And as I lay out in the book and I name the officials, these consular officials,

who are diplomats, are engaged in supporting political activities, trying to affect presidential

election. So they may not have the complete success they hope to,

but it's not for a lack of trying. Mr. Ambassador, how do you respond to that? Peter also said

in our interview and others that it's not just political involvement, it's resistance to President

Trump. Well, first of all, it's completely false because as you know,

we follow the Vienna Convention

and that's a very clear,

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