PolitiQuote

Discover video-sourced quotes by politicians

Greg Stanton: “Action to take on the [cartels] has to be taken in…”

Featuring: Greg Stanton, Democratic | U.S. House, Arizona, District 4

Watch on YouTube

Stanton Keynote Address: Security & Defence PLuS — Strategy, Security & Defense Conference at ASU

Published | Video Starts at 14:44

Last month the Mexican military took out El Mencho, its top leader, with intelligence assistance from the United States. That's exactly the kind of cooperation that we need to participate in. Action to take on the [cartels] has to be taken in partnership with President [Andrés Manuel López Obrador] and the Mexican government, not by unilateral American military action as Trump too often suggests. Finally, let me speak about two developments this week that cut to the heart of our American democracy. First, is Iran following US and Israeli airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear infrastructure, ballistic missile capabilities and senior leadership? (14:44–14:58)

CLAIM

Asserts that action against cartels should be in partnership with the Mexican government, not unilateral U.S. military action.

This is an excerpt from a raw transcript. The assertions have not been audited or verified. Tap the video to view the source footage and understand the context.


Greg Stanton

Discover more from

Greg Stanton

Report A Transcription Error

Please report any error in the automated transcription.

About PolitiQuote

PolitiQuote is a civic library index to statements made by politicians in publicly available video records. The index is created automatically from transcripts, with no editorial oversight or analysis. Highlighted quotes are selected by AI. Words may be added in parentheses to offer context for the quote. There may be errors in the transcription and display, so listen to the video to ensure accuracy.

PolitiQuote is a service of Gigafact Foundation, a nonpartisan nonprofit advancing facts and information transparency, community by community.

Visit gigafact.org to learn more.