Trump Used to Fantasize about Killing Suspects. Now He’s Doing It. | Mona Charen Show
Mona Charen talks with Adam Isacson and John Walsh of the Washington Office on Latin America about Operation Southern Spear, the Trump administration’s deadly strikes on suspected drug-smuggling boats, and the secret legal theory being used to justify them. They examine the killing of survivors in a second strike, Pete Hegseth’s purge of military lawyers, the evidence that the campaign hasn’t reduced the cocaine supply, and why U.S. allies are increasingly wary of sharing intelligence that could be used in the strikes.
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AI GeneratedThis discussion exposes \"Operation Southern Spear,\" a controversial U.S. initiative using lethal military strikes to destroy drug-trafficking vessels. Critics argue the operation bypasses legal due process, commits war crimes, and fails to reduce drug flows, while relying on secret legal justifications to treat criminal organizations as enemy combatants in an armed conflict.