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It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the Jesse Kelly show.

Final hour of the Jesse Kelly show on a wonderful, wonderful Tuesday.

We're going to tackle drugs, Mexico.

Jasmine Crockett, better get your game face on to tackle her.

Cracker barrel.

Emails.

Judges are terrible. All that and so much more to come on the final hour of the world famous Jesse Kelly show. Now, let's talk about drugs for a minute.

This is going to be about Mexico, Trump authorizing, military use, cartels, Mexican president,

all kinds of things. But drugs.

Drugs are, look, I'm not going to sit here and go into a long drug, debate, this, or that,

or what you use, what you've used, what the, I'm not, I'm not doing that. But drugs as a form of warfare between countries, there's a long, long history there.

Highly recommend if you don't know anything about it, look up the opium wars.

Look up the opium wars.

Britain trying to get into China, introducing,

but it's bad. Okay, it's bad. But it's, look, I'm not even do on Britain. It's what countries do.

We tend to think of warfare as bombs and bullets, as guns. If we go older, we think about it like swords and spears and

arrows and horses and chariots and things like that. That's one kind of warfare. But there are

many, many, many different ways to fight a war. And before you start slamming into each other with shields

and spears or guns and bombs it certainly helps to weaken them before you happen to

clash.

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