Ed Calderon

That's how they cross you.

Fast boats, you know, there's a bunch of videos online, just boats just arriving on the beach and just dudes jumping out.

It's a classic one.

And running.

And running.

Once they're in, they're in.

There's a shortage of those wave runners.

There's a shortage of them in Mexico because they just buy them just to... Well, a short trip.

No.

And they'll swarm it now.

They'll do many of those boats.

And if you were in TJ, you could see off the coast.

There's a bunch of Navy ships now off the coast there.

So like, which is a cause for alarm for a lot of Mexicans.

When I say Mexicans view any sort of intervention by the United States with fear.

although they are also fearful of what happens if this is allowed to continue in Mexico, and they don't see any solutions from the government.

I think we're already involved.

You know, this arrest of Emmanuel Zambada,

This designation that allows a lot of things, safety's off type thing against some of these cartels.

What's worrying in the eyes of Mexico and in the eyes of Mexicans, I guess, the fact that there was a promise of no negotiating with terrorists, or at least it's something that is assumed.