00:00Mr. President, on Venezuelans boats, I want to ask you, why not have the Coast Guard stopped them,
00:06which it is empowered by law to do? You know, this way you can confirm who's on the boat and
00:12ensure that they're doing what they would suspect. Because we've been doing that for 30 years and it
00:17has been totally ineffective. They have faster boats. Some of these boats are seriously, I mean,
00:24they're world-class speedboats and, but they're not faster than missiles. But we've been trying
00:29to do that for years. And so much of the drugs, 25, 30 percent would come in through the seas.
00:35Right now we have, I would say, none coming in through the seas. In fact, I don't know about
00:39the fishing industry. If you want to go fishing, a lot of people aren't deciding to even go fishing.
00:44We've almost totally stopped it by sea. Now we'll stop it by land. But it never worked. It never
00:51worked when, you know, when you did it in a very politically correct manner. What's the next step
00:57in this war on cartels? And are you considering options? Are you considering strikes on land?
01:02Well, I don't want to tell you exactly, but we are certainly looking at land now because we've got
01:06the sea very well under control. We've had a couple of days where there isn't a boat to be found.
01:12And that I view that as a good thing, not a bad thing. But we had tremendous amounts coming in by
01:17boats, by very expensive boats. You know, they have a lot of money, very fast, very expensive boats that
01:22were pretty big. And the way you look at it is every boat that we knock out, we save 25,000 American
01:28lives. So every time you see a boat and you feel badly, you say, wow, that's rough. It is rough. But
01:35if you lose three people and save 25,000 people, these are people that are killing our population.
01:41Every boat is saving 25,000 lives. And you can see it. The boats get hit. And you see that fentanyl all
01:47over the ocean. It's like floating in bags. It's all over the place. And it's a it's a tremendous
01:54state. We're saving tremendous amounts of lives. Why did you authorize the CIA to go into Venezuela?
02:01And is there more information you can share about these strikes on the alleged? Well, I can't do that.
02:06But I authorized for two reasons, really. Number one, they have emptied their prisons into the United
02:12States of America. They came in through the well, they came in through the border. They came in
02:19because we had an open border policy. And as soon as I heard that, I said a lot of these countries,
02:23they're not the only country, but they're the worst abuser. And they've entered there. They've
02:28they've allowed thousands and thousands of prisoners, mental institution, people from mental
02:35institutions, insane asylums emptied out into the United States. We're bringing them back. But that's a
02:41really bad. And they did it at a level that probably not many, many countries have done it,
02:46but not like Venezuela. They were down and dirty. And the other thing are drugs. We have a lot of
02:50drugs coming in from Venezuela and a lot of the Venezuelan drugs come in through the sea. So you
02:55get to see that. But we're going to stop them by land also. Does the CIA have authority to take out
03:00Maduro? Oh, I don't want to answer a question like that. That's a ridiculous question for me to be
03:05given. Not really a ridiculous question, but wouldn't it be a ridiculous question for me to
03:10answer? But I think Venezuela is feeling heat. But I think a lot of other countries are feeling
03:15heat, too. We're not going to let this country, our country, be ruined because other people want
03:21to drop, as you say, their worst. They have given us their worst. They've loaded up our country with
03:27prisoners, with mentally ill people that are seriously ill, criminally ill. And we're not
03:34going to take it. And so, I mean, it's just one of those things. And I can tell you, we've taken
03:39care of the sea. There's nobody. And we're watching. We're watching. And if we see it, we'll save it.
03:44Yeah, please.
03:45On the ships, though, sir, there are Republicans and Democrats up on the Hill concerned that in the
03:50briefings they've gotten about those attacks, they're not necessarily getting information about who was
03:55on them and what exactly was on those ships. Can you? Well, well, but they are given information
04:00that they were loaded up with drugs. And that's the thing that matters when they're loaded up with
04:05drugs. They're fair game. And every one of those ships were they're not ships. They're their boats.
04:10They're speedboats. They're extremely fast, record setting type speedboats. It cost a lot of money and
04:16they have a lot of money because they're drug sellers. But they know one thing and they all have the same
04:22thing in common. There's there's drug dust. They call it drug dust. They call it fentanyl dust
04:28all over the boat after those bombs go off. And you can take a long we know we know before we know
04:36when they go out. We know we have much information about each boat that goes out deep, strong information.
04:52science.
04:55They call it.
04:58Just confirm that we have people who are люблю.
05:01Some people who are some reallyлись from their lives in the deepestTIME of war .
05:05I've heard a lot of Mooji, but I think of this place that I wasn't doing right now.
05:08I'm just doing it right now.
05:13This place exists right now.
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