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Trump waging an actual drug war against the cartels, this time around blowing up the 10th.

That's right.

The 10th drug vessel.

These are boats, including submersible, which is really like a submarine, although it doesn't

go deep.

It just goes below the surface of the water to evade detection.

But the Trump Department of War, led by my friend Secretary of Defense, or Secretary of War, rather, Hegseth, has been taking the fight, truly taking the fight to the drug cartels in Venezuela. And here's what Trump says. I think we're going to necessarily ask for a declaration of war. I think we're just going to kill people that are bringing drugs into our country.

Okay? We're going to kill them. You know, they're going to be like dead. Yep. He says it.

Pretty straightforward. We're going to kill them, you know. They're going to be like dead.

The president has decided that after designating these groups like Trenda Aragua as narco-terrorists,

they will be treated as terrorists,

and therefore this will actually be something much more like a war

than the so-called war on drugs has been in the past.

No more cartel boats full of fentanyl and other drugs flooding America and not just remember

it's not just that it kills people and overdoses which is the thing that is the the

gut punch for everybody and communities all across the country losing losing loved ones, losing young people,

moms, dads, husbands, brothers, sons. That's going on to the roughly about 100,000 a year

number. I think last year it went down to the 90s, but it's been well over 100,000 in recent years.

But there's also the degradation of society that occurs because of this.

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