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Gorka begins by framing the recent U.S. involvement in Argentina as a MAGA-style move, rooted in the historic Monroe Doctrine, which underscores the importance of local stability in the Western Hemisphere. He emphasizes that what occurs in neighboring countries directly impacts U.S. safety and economic wellbeing — citing the fentanyl crisis as an urgent example. With over 110,000 Americans murdered annually by drug traffickers, the stakes of regional stability are clear and immediate.