English transcript
Uh, we've knocked out 97% of the drugs coming
in by water, and we are going to start now hitting
land with regard to the cartels. The cartels
are running Mexico. It's very, very sad to watch
and see what's happened to that country, but
the cartels are running and they're killing
250, 300,000 people in our country every single
year. The drugs, it's horrible. It's devastated
families. You know, you lose a child, or a parent.
I mean, parents are dying too with drugs. So
we've done a really good job. We're knocking
it down. The numbers are really getting to be...
they're always going to be too high if you have
one person, but they're going down just like
the border. The border was a total mess for
years. I did it the first time very quickly,
and this time I did it even better because this
was a bigger mess. This was a border like no
other probably in the history of the world.
There's never been a border like that when anybody
could just walk into your country. The border
is ostensibly really closed now. Closed. They
can't come in. And nobody comes, nobody even
tries.
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