Ed Calderon

That's how they started, you know, hugs, not bullets against the cartels policy, which allowed them to grow.

But this is coming off a – Mexico has liberals too, I guess.

Yes, we do.

Mexico, three things.

Southern Mexico, that's rural Mexico.

Central Mexico, that's where all the woke comes from, the capital of Mexico.

Mexico City.

That's where all the gender pronouns get issued into law.

That's where violence against women specifically and feminicide is now a new thing cataloged under the law.

You can kill a dude, you're fine, but if you kill a woman, that's feminicide, which is way worse.

So that's where a lot of that policy comes from.

And then northern Mexico, where I'm from, that's where, I guess...

I don't know, conservative.

That's where all the factories are.

That's where all the people, the hardworking people and people that kind of like go the other side of the politics that are woke.

That used to be the case, but now Morena's ruling all over the country.

And a lot of the policies they're bringing with them are, you know, to the left.

Mexico was very tired from the drug war that had been going on for 20 years, that I was a part of for 12 of those years.

They saw Felipe Calderon bring the military into this fight to fight the cartels and just kicking a giant beehive.

He had really, he really didn't have a clue what he was about to kind of kick off.