I'm wrong.

I've got a theory about Mexico. There was a story that the Mexican military stopped a big crowd of Guatemalans who were trying to penetrate the southern border of Mexico, if I understand this right. And Mexico is doing a good job for the United States, being a good neighbor and partner by stopping it before it gets to our border. And I say to myself, you know, why is it that the government of Mexico was so good on this point but not good on, let's say, fighting cartels? Because I look at what the government of Mexico is doing. They're putting a lot of money and resources and it feels like they're doing it almost entirely for the benefit of the United States. Does that seem in character? Does it make sense given the other things they're doing?

So how does it make sense that they're so flexible — and really more than flexible, they're putting major effort and resources into doing something we want, stopping people coming through their southern border before they get to our border — but at the same time it feels like they're doing absolutely nothing about the cartels, at least in terms of how much we've offered to help them and they've said no, let's go with the hugs not