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Mexico Is Burning. Our Government Doesn’t Care, but Here’s Why You Should | Ep 514
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October 21, 2019
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51:11Now PlayingToday, we get an exclusive briefing on the cartel violence in Mexico from Jaeson Jones, retired captain for the Texas Department of Public Safety’s intelligence and counterterrorism division. He explains that although a lot of this violence has been going on in Mexico for quite a while, the recent attacks on the Mexican government demonstrate that the cartels have taken their insurgency to a new level by taking hostages. They will do it again. Why should we care? Jaeson explains how they are training MS-13 and other gangs whose members foment so much violence in our communities. Jaeson reports on how he saw cartel drones engaging in espionage on our soil.
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Daniel Horowitz is Senior Editor of Conservative Review where he writes in-depth daily columns about the hypocrisy in Washington of both the GOP and Democrat Establishment from a conservative perspective. He hosts a nationally syndicated podcast, “The Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz,” and is the author of “Stolen Sovereignty: How to Stop Unelected Judges from Transforming America.” Horowitz is a conservative policy entrepreneur and advisor and his perspective on policy issues is sought out by those within and outside of politics. He is regarded as one of the nation's leading conservative experts on immigration policy.
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