A 30-second sarcastic lesson on how borders work, using the Canada-U.S. border as an example. Only about 1% of fentanyl entering the U.S. comes from Canada. If drugs are getting through, the speaker suggests, maybe the U.S. should hire better border guards.
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This video is for Donald Trump. If you're not Donald Trump, feel free to scroll along. Hey Donald, it seems you're having trouble understanding how borders work, so I thought I'd give you like a little quick 30-second explanation. Okay, it'll be fast. This is us in Canada. This is you in the province of America. Now, when there are drugs coming across the border, I agree, that's bad. Although actually, with fentanyl, only 1% of it comes from Canada. But what are we talking about? Facts, am I right? So anyway, when drugs are coming across the border into your province of America here, like come from Canada coming in, which I know you're very concerned about, Um, whose border do they cross when they're going from Canada to the US? Whose border guards are responsible for protecting that border? Whose drug dogs are supposed to sniff that out? Which country's government officials are responsible again? Here's how borders work. When we come into your country, it's you guys checking stuff. Huh? When you come into our country, it's our guys checking stuff. If there's a problem with drugs entering your country, fire your border guards and get better ones. Hope this helps.
