Overdosing takes 100,000+ American lives every year.
Cartels wage this war against our nation everyday.
Maybe it’s time for our nation to push back and hold the cartels fully accountable.
NEW: Matt Walsh sends a message to the Trump administration over the Epstein case.
"We want those people to be dragged in front of us, weeping and begging for mercy..."
"Millions of Americans are not satisfied with what we've been told, and we shouldn't be..."
"I want to make this very clear to those on the right, including the President himself, who are telling us to just drop the subject and move on. We can't drop it. We can't move on."
"Because what we want is justice. We have a deep desire for justice. And we can see how the corrupt and the powerful are never held accountable."
"We want these evildoers to be punished. We want the innocent to be defended. We want justice. It's one of the most basic and most honorable of all human desires."
"We want to see that justice is done. We want to know who else was in those awful videos that Pam Bondi told us about."
"We want those people to be dragged in front of us, weeping and begging for mercy."
"We want them exposed and humiliated and shamed and punished in the harshest and most painful way, because that's justice."
"And we're not going to drop the subject until we get it."
Video: @MattWalshBlog
I hear constantly, "why should we help other countries?". Why can't they help themselves etc. I am not saying it is wrong or right but here is a little history on the subject...
After World War II, the U.S. ramped up military spending— by a ton. By 1945, military expenditures were eating up about 37% of GDP. It has slowly been able drop down to 3-4% of GDP—due to the massive increase in revenue. 3-4% is still close to a trillion dollars a year.
The "world peacekeeper" gig came out of necessity and strategy. Post-1945, the U.S. had the muscle—economic and military to fill the vacuum left by a wrecked Europe and a retreating British Empire. The Marshall Plan rebuilt allies, NATO locked in the West, and bases sprouted globally. It wasn’t cheap, but it bought influence. Trade flowed smoother with the U.S. Navy patrolling sea lanes—90% of global trade moves by ship, and no one’s dumb enough to tangle with a carrier strike group. The dollar became king, too, giving the U.S. leverage over everything from oil prices to sanctions.
So now, what could happen if the USA really did decide to say, "its every country for them self"?
Well, no one could say exactly but a few main things would happen...
1.) The powerful countries, such as Russia and China would be more likely to push smaller countries around more often, and even take more land.
2.) The smaller countries would start to feel vulnerable now that they don't believe the US is protecting them, so they would adjust their military budgets, form more alliances, and find ways to protect their land and economies.
3.) The US could face competition on being the world's superpower at some point.