BILL O'REILLY (HOST): The primary reason a wall is needed is that tons of narcotics are being smuggled from Mexico into the U.S.A. That's a scandal, and Mexico will not stop it, blaming the U.S. for drug consumption. But it's clear that Mexico is a passive partner in the drug and people smuggling industries, therefore, that country should pay for at least part of the wall.



I mean, here's how bad it is: the Mexican drug lord, El Chapo, is here in New York City right now because the Mexican government cannot put him on trial. He escaped twice from Mexican prisons, the most notorious criminal in the country escaped twice. The sad truth is Mexico is corrupt and cannot stop the drug cartels from doing their evil business, and will not stop -- will not stop millions of migrants from crossing its territory and entering into the U.S.A. illegally. Again, that is Mexico's fault. So, if a barrier stops some of the drugs, why would anyone object to that?

Previously:



Bill O'Reilly: “Mexico's Certainly Not Gonna Pay For A Billion Dollar Wall, Which They Believe Is Insulting”

O'Reilly Lectures Former President Of Mexico On The “Humane” Benefits Of A Border Wall



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