what role did knickon play in the war on drugs? >> nixon was the first president to declare a nationwide offensive against drugs. he felt that drugs were the thing that were driving the country into sort of a state of out of control. but really there is a lot of evidence that we found and other people found that there were some other you tear year motives behind the declaration of the war on drugs. kennedy: is like miami sprung up and prospered during the cocaine phase and other is were completely ravaged. and the contrast between the two is pretty stark. >> the tory in until is fast -- the story in until is interesting. in 1960 castro take over cuba, and the cia now looks to try to take down castro and teams up with a bunch of gainingers who were running guns and drugs through havana. and launch a plot to kill castro that end up failing but end up empowering a whole generation of cuban americans, they go to south florida and kick tart the drug trade. there are weird interesting connections between the central intelligence agency a

president knicko knickon nixon h obstruction from procuring testimony.an there won't be more evidence disclosed later. but people suggesting this is a case of obstruction are quite fanciful. lou: when you hear the left-wing national media, they are hysterical. they are talking about obstruction of justice as if the president has no constitutional power to pardon anyone he chose or order an investigation. this is the most expansive hysteria i have seen in the media and the left-wing dominated media. >> wham ironic, you wouldn't want this to be obstruction. if this was a crime of obstruction, an array of people could be charged every day for obstruction if this was the tan card. this is at an investigation stage. clients make up to i'd comment all the time. they mishandle evidence and do things that crossed the line. but they are not charged as obstruction. what you have is a bit of a hope and prayer for people. you have this mantra, are we there yet? do we have a crime yet? and we are not close to that. lou: they have nothing else so they wish to subvert