Earlier this morning, we got word that airspace in El Paso is being shut down around the airport

due to a national security threat. Shortly after this, the restrictions were lifted, and we were

informed that this was due to a Mexican cartel drone incursion. That is, the cartels in Mexico

have been using drones as transport for drugs as well as weapons,

and this threatened the safety and security of commercial flights in and around El Paso.

The bigger question here is what will the U.S. do in response to this, and should we tolerate this?

The New York Times has already reported that the DOD has

been warning about Mexican cartels and their drone incursions for some time. You see, in response

to Donald Trump's crackdown on the border, they've adapted and they've begun to utilize drones,

which for anyone paying attention to the war in Ukraine can be massively devastating.

If we as the United States do not get a handle on this, it could spell disaster.

Guys, in all seriousness, a single drone carrying a small payload can blow up a plane as it's preparing to take off. It can kill hundreds,

if not thousands of people. About a decade ago, actually about 13 years ago, I was consulting

a university group as well as the governments on drone technologies as I and my friends had been hacking commercial grade

drones.

This is very early on to broadcast to live stream to explore this technology.

And I was asked by a group of individuals with the government, what should we be concerned

about as we prepare to regulate and address the incoming drone wave.

And I said, a single individual can take one of these drones and load a bomb onto it,

and they can commit acts of terror that you cannot stop.

You will see it coming, and there's nothing you can do.

Because even if you take the drone out in midair, that bomb is here.

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