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A declaration of war against the cartels by missile.

That's what seems to have happened in the Caribbean

after a ship leaving Venezuela,

a go-fast boat with drugs in it,

was blown up by what seems to be a missile strike.

And now the Trump administration is not only discussing what happened, but saying it's the beginning of a whole change in policy.

Look, I watched it live.

We knew exactly who was in that boat.

We knew exactly what they were doing.

And we knew exactly who they represented.

And that was Trenda, Ragway, a narco-terrorist organization designated by the United States trying to poison our country with illicit drugs.

Last year, under the Biden administration, all four years, 100,000 Americans died from drugs, from the use of drugs, many of which poured in from Central and South America through our southwest border.

Now, we're still in the border, but President Trump is willing to go on offense in ways that

others have not been.

There are some things to work out here.

First of all, the narco-terrorist designation is something that shouldn't just be words.

It shouldn't just be something that goes through some bureaucratic system

to go then be talking points for the Treasury Department

or the State Department that they're doing something.

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