February 24, 2026
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15:57Now PlayingMexico is on fire after the death of El Mencho, the feared boss of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). In this powerful clip from Valuetainment, Patrick Bet-David and the panel react to the military operation that took him down—and the massive retaliation that exploded across Jalisco and beyond. Watch as gun battles, roadblocks, fires, police station attacks, explosions in Puerto Vallarta, burning cars, and black smoke fill the streets. Civilians rush to flee airports while the U.S. State Department warns Americans to shelter in place. The cartel isn't backing down—they're hitting back hard, creating chaos that could reshape the drug war. The team breaks it all down: Does "cutting the head off the dragon" really work, or does it just create a deadly power vacuum like we've seen before? They talk about CJNG's split from Sinaloa, El Mencho's past as a deported U.S. cop, huge bounties ($10 million from the U.S.), possible successors, and the scary risks ahead—more fentanyl and meth flooding the border, gun smuggling, sex trafficking spikes, tourism crashing in places like Cabo and Tulum, and even concerns for upcoming events like the World Cup in Jalisco. This isn't just news—it's a deep look at cartel power, Mexico's challenges, U.S. border security, government corruption, and what the future holds if violence keeps escalating.
#ElMencho #CJNG #CartelViolence #MexicoChaos #DrugWar #JaliscoNewGenerationCartel #PatrickBetDavid #Valuetainment
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