Today, Matt Wall Show, Democrats weep as Trump kills narco-terrorists and stops violent crime in our cities.

These are very bad things for a president to do for some reason. Also, another prominent figure now admits that he was cowed into supporting quote-unquote trans rights.

Should we forgive and forget? Cory Booker shocks the world by getting engaged to a woman. And the worst mayor in American history comes out to endorse the guy who will soon be the new worst mayor in American history.

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You have to imagine there are more than a few panicked conversations going on this evening over at the headquarters of Trende-Aragua, the Venezuelan gang that routinely traffics drugs into this country and takes over apartment complexes in places like Colorado.

As you may have seen, seven months after the Trump administration designated Trend de Aragua as a foreign terrorist organization.

The U.S. military just blew up one of the gang's drug boats

as it sped towards the United States. There was no warning. The Coast Guard didn't try to take

them into custody. Instead, the boat and all 11 people on board were bombed and eliminated,

presumably with the help of one of the warships that the White House has recently deployed

to the Southern Caribbean. After decades of having open access to the U.S., this development had to be quite a shock

for Trent de Aragua and every terrorist group that engages in drug trafficking. Until now,

the absolute worst-case scenario is that they might get detained very briefly, maybe have to

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