12/3/25 - The Dangerous Game: Venezuela's Role in America's Drug Crisis

Dec 4, 2025

Chip Roy, a Texas Congressman and Republican AG candidate, discusses the dangerous implications of Venezuelan drug boats and asserts presidential authority for preemptive strikes against narco-terrorists. Dinesh D'Souza highlights Qatar's manipulation of conservative movements, revealing how they employ financial resources to sow division. The conversation dives into the growing geopolitical concerns surrounding Qatar's charm offensive and their influence in American institutions, showcasing a battle for the ideological future of conservatism.

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INSIGHT

State Drug Shipments Framed As Acts Of War

Mark Levin argues Venezuelan government-directed fentanyl trafficking amounts to an act of war against the U.S.
He says such state-sponsored killing changes the legal framing from criminal law to national defense.

ADVICE

Use Article II Powers Against Narco‑Terrorism

Chip Roy and Mark Levin say presidents can lawfully use Article II to strike narco-terrorist boats preemptively.
They recommend Congress can check such action by cutting funding or pursuing impeachment if it disagrees.

ANECDOTE

Noriega Operation As Precedent

Mark Levin recounts the U.S. invasion in Panama to capture Manuel Noriega as precedent for military action against drug kingpins.
He notes Congress wasn't informed until after operations began due to leak concerns.

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On Wednesday’s Mark Levin Show, most of the media are criticizing U.S. attacks on Venezuelan drug boats as illegal with cherry picked experts who don’t specify what law was violated or rely on vague arguments. It’s an act of war when Venezuela sends in toxic drugs to America. It’s odd that the Democrats and some RINO’s first instinct is to attack Pete Hegseth and not the enemy. The more they hate you the more effective you are. Later, Rep Chip Roy calls in with an update on his race for Texas Attorney General. He also argues that the President of the United States has the constitutional authority under Article II powers to preemptively strike a boat carrying drugs operated by narco-terrorists from Venezuela. Afterward, Qatar is ramping up a charm offensive amid scrutiny over its ties to the Muslim Brotherhood following the October 7 attacks, hosting House Republicans and influencers. Also, Dinesh D'Souza calls in and reveals that Qataris view themselves as the true chosen people due to their effortless oil wealth, freeing the nation from labor. Instead, they pursue financial jihad by deploying resources to purchase influence. For decades, they've targeted American universities, funding entire departments like political science rather than isolated events. Recently, they've shifted to infiltrating the conservative movement to foster divisions within the right, achieving some success with substantial funding that many are yielding to, and people should recognize this as a paid influence operation. Finally, there’s a new Democrat Party confederacy, where sanctuary cities and states unconstitutionally nullify federal immigration laws under the Supremacy Clause, akin to secession since the Civil War. Democrats disregard the law and Constitution, destroying the country by supporting communities pushing Sharia law and Islamist enclaves to influence states like Texas, with figures like Zohran Mamdani embodying their power-driven ideology.

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