Here’s why the strike was lawful under U.S. war powers and our hemispheric doctrines.

America isn’t powerless in our own hemisphere. In this video, Clifford Ribner reveals why the strike on a Venezuela-linked drug boat was not only justified—it was constitutional, grounded in our longstanding hemispheric doctrines and the President’s authority to protect Americans.

Watch to learn, in plain English:

• – How the Monroe Doctrine and Roosevelt Corollary frame U.S. action against hostile regimes and their proxies.

• – Why this wasn’t “just another drug bust,” and how fentanyl counterfeits change the moral and legal calculus.

• – The core war-powers logic for targeting narco-operations at sea tied to Maduro’s regime.

• – Why modern contraband laws empower cartels—and the simple policy shift that would starve them.

• – The key constitutional cases you should know to follow this debate.

If you care about the Constitution, American security, and moral clarity, this one’s for you.

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