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13:53Now PlayingRoughly a year into Donald Trump's policy of shooting down suspected drug boats in the Caribbean, Pentagon officials are privately admitting that the strikes haven't slowed down the drug trade. That's the finding from bombshell investigative reporting in the Washington Post. International law experts call the strikes murder. The U.S. government now reportedly concedes that they don't achieve their stated goal. But was clamping down on drug traffickers ever the real objective? Professor Jamie Rowen, a legal studies scholar affiliated with UMass at Amherst, joins Adam Klasfeld from All Rise News.
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