Ed Calderon

Yeah.

Drive across.

And there's, again, Mexico is poised to be a powerhouse economically if we don't fuck it up with socialism.

But it is poised to be a powerhouse.

You know, we have we have the youth.

We have everything we need to just fucking explode resources, everything.

But that's the same reason why we're being targeted so much for destabilization.

Wow.

There's no path forward, I think.

to have an isolated United States with giant walls and guards on the walls and nobody crossing that wall and Mexico next to it.

I don't think that's – I wouldn't want to go there.

The flow of armaments going down to Mexico is one issue.

The flow of drugs coming up from Mexico is another issue.

The organized crime elements in Mexico doing horrific things to the local populace and to each other when they fight each other is an issue.

But also the United States historical foreign policy to Mexico and its responsibility for a lot of these things happening in Mexico is also key.

What should the United States do about its responsibility in the past and some of its foreign policies in Mexico that have led Mexico to be where it is right now as far as violence?

I don't know.

I don't think a full on military attack like Afghanistan or Iraq would be the answer because we see where that goes.

It's not as easy as sending just drones down there and exploding a few dudes.

Because we've also seen what that happens when you cut the head of one snake.