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congress got an sos today from the common can t of the coast guard. he said the guard is busier than ever, chasing drug runners but it can t do the job without more money. carter evans now on what s at stake. reporter: this what $800 million worth of cocaine looks like. we were aboard the coast guard cutter back in 2015 after it seized tons of drugs from fast boats and make shift submarines. there was so much flow right now. but the drugs keep coming. and last year the coast guard couldn t even chase hundreds of shipments they knew about. how much is still getting through? there were over 500 events that, that literally alluded us. we knew they were out there. this came done to we didn t have enough planes, didn t have enough ships. reporter: he says much of his fleet is decades past retirement age. and the coast guard needs 1.5 billion dollars just to catch up on maintenance. copy. thank you. chief warrant officer, bill hansman is captain of the 55-year-old s
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