The Tucker Carlson Show Ukraine Is Selling American Weapons to Mexican Drug Cartels. Col. Daniel Davis on How to Stop It.
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Feb 10, 2025 
Col. Daniel Davis, a retired U.S. Army colonel and military analyst, reveals alarming insights into American weapons allegedly being sold by Ukraine to Mexican drug cartels. He discusses the implications this has for U.S. security and policy. The conversation dives into the pivotal role of Crimea in the ongoing conflict and emphasizes Ukraine's dependence on U.S. support. Davis also critiques military leadership choices and advocates for needed reforms while exploring the broader consequences of these geopolitical dynamics.
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Unsustainable Successes
- Ukraine's military successes in 2022 were unsustainable due to Russia's superior resources and defensive capabilities.
- Despite this, Western leaders encouraged further Ukrainian offensives, leading to predictable failures.
U.S. Involvement
- Tucker Carlson asserts that the war in Ukraine is primarily between the U.S. and Russia, with U.S. strategy and munitions playing a key role.
- Col. Davis agrees, highlighting that Ukraine's military actions are heavily reliant on U.S. support.
Blaming Ukraine
- U.S. policymakers, having arguably instigated and exacerbated the war, now blame Ukraine for its devastation.
- They suggest lowering the conscription age, further sacrificing Ukrainian lives, a move Carlson finds repulsive.