JD Vance on Mexican Cartels & Fentanyl

In this clip from "This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von" VP Candidate JD Vance discusses how Mexican Cartels are flooding American cities with fentanyl.

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[dougprillwitz]

We have a lot of politicians being paid very well, to turn a blind eye on our border/ drug problem!!

[miguelbarrera]

Can you imagine sending thousands of guns to cartels in Mexico to protect your business.

[davidm.]

can you imagine the US government introducing thousands of weapons to support cartels, US backs washing cartel money 😂

[rafaelvazquez]

You have to educate your kids, " Said NO to drugs".

[jesusleon]

Can you imagine the cartels without all the us military weapons that the government sent to Mexico it will be no fentanyl crisis no guns no cartels 😂😂

[frankhughes]

Could you imagine the government being complicit?

[Leticia-rgdw]

Can imagine telling the truth and putting the blame on those who are really responsible for it (American government) instead of blaming Mexico?? open your eyes 👀

[Harrison]

we have despicable people running our government who don’t the people have now spoken !

[paular]

As the mother of a heroin addict for well over 20 years, let me tell you this. It is a slow and painful death to watch. I don’t know if I’m going to outlive my son or not, but I really don’t know what’s harder watching it happens slowly or having it end fast and that’s the truth from a mother‘s heart and trust me that is hard to say

[LaylaLynn]

If there are no consumers, there are no suppliers. Soo let's not blame solely one country.

[verjoleon]

They never mentioned that people get prescriptions of painkillers from doctors and sales them to people in the streets

[williejackson]

Could you imagine if people weren’t so dumb as to use drugs in the first place!

[geordieguywillett]

Let’s raise our kids to make better decisions about drugs.

[JAYDET]

I’m glad to see leaders like Trump and JD Vance elected in 2024. I feel our country is in strong hands, and I’m optimistic about the direction we’re heading. It’s good to have leaders who prioritize America’s interests!

[charlesmasterson]

Please wake up America!...Life is precious!

[berbaranuckolls]

I lost my son on July 10th 2021 from fentanyl and does sad truth from the fentanyl pouring into our country because of the Laughing Hyena Beach Bum president they honestly could care less about the American people they keep showing that time and time again

[theunknown_nj]

As a Republican, I believe the problem is the consumers not the sellers.

[apafornow]

Can you imagine what would happen to Mexican cartels if Americans stopped voluntarily buying their drugs? We only have ourselves to blame.

[Fabian-ojnh]

His mother was an addict. As Nancy Reagan said, just say no. If that happened then they would have no buyers. Drugs have been a problem forever.

[ting]

Drug abuse, homelessness, violent crimes. These are America’s top priorities if you would ever want to get the country moving in the right direction.