they can raise so they can get away from the poppyseeds. these things are great. i think what s going to happen here is you re going to create mom and pop pushers instead of the cartels and that s going to complicate the issue of our ability to defend the border, to stop the illegal flow. it s going to make it a lot more difficult. you re going to have mom and pop pushers, mom and pop folks selling drugs and bringing drugs across. jillian: some areas in this country, it seems like the drug problem has just gotten exponentially worse in a short period of time. do you think we need to talk about this more? definitely. i think just like we ve got a problem with illegal immigration, a big problem with illegal immigration, as you just mentioned a while ago, we ve got a big problem with the drug flow. i mean, this issue of the cartels as well as folks just common folks bringing in,
going across the counter here in the united states, we ve got those drugs coming across the border. rob: get tough on the doctors who prescribe these things wrongly and tough on the dealers as well. let s talk about mexico. they ve got a new president couling in and he is inheriting a pretty coming in and he is inheriting a tough situation. they ve got a lot of crime, a lot of murders, a lot o drug. what do you think is his plan to reduce the problem in mexico? he is a socialist. he s in the style of the folks down in venezuela. he is taking a very, very liberal approach to the issue. he wants to legalize opium, the opium sales, he wants to pay farmers for raising corn so that
veveteran, graham allen. you have a pretty strong opinion about this. we watched your rant, a five minute video that went viral. tell us what you think about this. well, you know, i think first and foremost, thanks for having me, but one thing you i want to start off by pointing out is as a misasa person from mississipps is my home state, the general community is shocked by this. this is mississippi. this kind of thing doesn t happen here. what i mean by that is mississippi, we stand by our president, we stand by our military, and we support our law enforcement community and i think that s the biggest thing that shocked people is, you know, this is a place that this kind of stuff doesn t happen. jillian: the forestville high school band director has been placed on administrative leave, a lot of people wondering why this person hasn t been fired. i know in your rant you say you blame the band director, you
months, all the way back into the summertime. they ve been practicing this routine. so why didn t anyone say anything? at no point any student thought huh, you know, maybe this isn t appropriate or wow, this is weird, you know. no, we ve started raising a generation that that s just something that s acceptable, you know, holding pretending, even, to hold police officers at gunpoint on a football field, no one says anything. that falls 100% on the parents. it is our job to teach our kids the values that we want to hold dear. it is the school s job to teach our kids academics. somewhere along the way we as parents got lazy and we just started letting other people teach our kids about morals and values and do our job for us. rob: a lot of people credit left wing politicians, even some people say the obama administration for the huge divide between the black community in this country and
the police force that protects us. and a lot of people say a lot of that rhetoric led to some of the violence against police officers we ve seen. we saw in dallas five police officers shot and killed at a black lives matter rally. do you think in a way that kind of talk has led people down this road where it s okay to make a display like this at a half time show where it s okay to hate the cops? cops? well, i think unfortunately the narrative today is that cops are these power-hungry individuals that just want to do what they want to do, how they want to do it. the social media narrative, all you ever see on the internet are the very small amount of cops that do make a mistake. and so it s created this divide, unfortunately it created a divide that cops hate black people which is the furtherrest thing from the truth. i do a lot of work with the local law enforcement agency, city, county, state troopers, a lot of them are african