Defending the U.S. from Narco-Terrorists

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Defense posture and international law remarks

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Speaker 1 argued that the European Union cannot determine what international law is and that the United States must defend itself. The speaker said the U.S. faces attacks from "organized criminal narcoterrorists in our hemisphere," defended the president's response as protecting the country, contrasted European requests for "nuclear capable Tomahawk missiles" with criticism of U.S. aircraft carriers in the Western Hemisphere, and concluded that the president's actions are focused on protecting the United States.

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An unidentified speaker (labeled Speaker 1 in the transcript) defended recent U.S. military posture and rejected the idea that the European Union can define international law, saying the president is acting to protect the country from organized criminal "narcoterrorists."

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