Emily Campagno

American tourists urge to shelter in place after the Mexican military kills a wanted drug lord.

I think that would be wise.

I also think that the tourism attraction there and that regular industry that we all participate in and people like me from California all the time, it's a really thin veneer.

This is not new.

And the power vacuum that is currently being exploited and sort of fought over has been happening for decades.

We know that there are billions of dollars of this illicit industry, multiple illicit industries that the cartels are engaging in, like human trafficking, drugs, the green gold of avocado farms, like all the things.

They've been doing that forever.

It just morphs based on how much they make and what policies are in place.

That's why right now they're trafficking everything through Canada, who has different drug statistics and tracking mechanisms.

My point is, if you take away a dollar from a cartel, believe me, they will do anything to take it back.

So right now, of course, the immersion is important and the working together.

But the reality is that if you think there's a separation between the Mexican government and the cartels, then you are a fool.

Not you.

I just mean in general.

It's OK.

I'm used to it.

Strong allegations of shine bomb and seen a lot like this is so deep and complex.

I know I would think so.

I mean, I don't I don't know if I have five ideas.

Three of them would be.