Is The United States To Blame For Mexican Drug Wars?

March 30, 2009 by administrator

Bill O’Reilly, Marc Lamont Hill, and Marc Thiessen debate whether or not the United States is responsible for the rise in drug violence on the Mexican Border. Hill argues that NAFTA, as well as America’s demand for drugs, has produced the very problem that they’re attempting to fix.

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