As Donald Trump continues to ramp up military use within the United States, not only in D.C., in L.A., but now targeting Chicago, we have a breaking news story coming from the New York Times that further obliterates this dumb peace president narrative.

Even the no-new wars narrative is incredibly, incredibly offensive. It's offensive to our intelligence to try

to claim that Trump has ended seven wars in seven months, and then you name tangential wars

that Trump had nothing to do with, that weren't even wars. There would be like one bullet

fired from one country to another, and then Trump makes a phone call and claims he is the peace

president.

It is all offensive to the American people's intelligence.

But this story that just came out of the New York Times is wild.

It's titled, How a Top Secret Seal Team Six mission into North Korea fell apart.

This was a 2019 operation greenlit by Trump, and it left unarmed North Koreans

dead, not military personnel, just fishermen in North Korea dead. Nobody ever acknowledged it,

and I want to break down this New York Times article, but let's just zoom out for a second,

because over the past week, we've seen the United

States send 10 fighter jets to Puerto Rico for operations targeting drug cartels.

This article reads, the U.S. is sending 10 F-35 fighter jets to the Caribbean for operations targeting

drug cartels, which the targeting of drug cartels isn't the problem here. Democrats have made it

very clear. Nobody supports drug cartels. Now that's out of the way, the problem comes with the

unilateral striking of people without the authorization of Congress. Congress is required

for any sort of strike or act of war or anything in that regard.

It's written to the Constitution, yet Donald Trump is not only sending F-35 fighter jets to the Caribbean,

but he actually struck and killed 11 people in an alleged drug boat from Venezuela.

There is a major, major problem here.

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