Watch Trump Mimic Missile Strikes While Touting US Attacks On Cartel Boats

Because the water, that's harder to do. And people didn't realize that a big percentage of the drugs come in by the sea, by the water. So it's 97%. That means 3% are still bringing drugs in by boat. And we want to find them because we consider them to be the bravest people anywhere in the world. Because anybody that gets on a boat and wants to try and make it, and you see those missiles, you ever see, they never miss. From 600 miles away sometimes, they're closer and further. But you have them from the sky, they come, Space Force. And those missiles come and they hit those boats dead center. And you feel terribly for the people. But every boat kills thousands of people. Think of it that way. Then you feel better. But every one of those boats kills thousands and thousands of people and ruin families all across our country. So we have it down 97%. I mean, the only bad thing about it is nobody wants to go boating anymore. It's killed the fishing industry. Nobody wants to get into a fishing. Let's go fishing, darling. No, thank you. Just in case somebody, one of you guys has a happy trigger. Let's get a boat. There's a boat out there going fishing. They don't want to go fishing anymore. I don't blame them, actually. But to fight the scourge of fentanyl, I proudly signed the Support Act to get more life-saving Narcan into the hands of our first responders. And we have some other Narcan-type products coming out that are even more amazing it's incredible problem is you revive them and then they go back in and they travel with narcan themselves it's a sad situation because yes it is what it is not surprising though so they're addicted and they'll take a drug and then they'll do the narcan themselves or they'll have one of their friends give it and it's a very vicious cycle the best way to do it is not to take it if you don't take it if you don't i oh you know i'm fortunate i don't smoke