Ed Calderon

Because Mexico seems to have, what's the role?

This is such a complicated.

And how do you start to talk about the drug war when more and more and more China is the source of the drug?

What's the role of intelligence in all of this?

FBI, CIA, the Chinese intelligence agencies.

Well, what about also, just imagine a world where India and China are doing fentanyl trade with Mexico or whatever, transport.

Imagine Chinese military moves, makes an agreement, a NATO type of agreement with Mexico.

Because if you move towards a world where a World War III happens, it feels like Mexico would be the center because a hot war would be fought on the ground.

And so you have a very difficult parallel between Mexico and Ukraine.

Both don't have nuclear weapons, both have relationships.

So Ukraine has a relationship or a pull towards the European Union and NATO.

Mexico, at least currently, has a kind of slow pull towards China, India potentially, and Russia.

And you have this divide between power centers in the world.

And in terms of, just imagine,

Hundreds of thousands of Mexican troops, hundreds of thousands of Chinese troops on the border, on the U.S.

border.

Yeah.

On the Mexican side.

Well, let me ask you at a philosophical, at a human level, what do you think about immigration?

Illegal and legal immigration from the direction of Mexico to the United States.