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Serious question: why are the U.S. and Canada suddenly cracking down harder on cocaine than fentanyl? Ryan Wedding — the ex-Olympian dubbed “Canada’s Escobar” — has been on the FBI’s list for years and is still free. What was the point of this? What am I missing?

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Karoline Leavitt didn’t wait for the media to set the tone—she fired the first shot. Before a single question was asked, she went straight after The Washington Post for what she called a dishonest and manipulative headline on the fentanyl crisis. Their headline: “The mysterious drop in fentanyl seizures on the U.S.-Mexico border.” Leavitt called it what it was: spin. “How is this mysterious?” she asked. “There is no mystery about why there is a decrease in fentanyl coming into the United States!” She pointed directly to the administration’s border policies and cooperation with Mexico as the reason for the decline. “This administration’s strong border policies are the reason there has been a decrease in fentanyl trafficking,” she said. “His strengthened relationship with Mexican President Sheinbaum and all of the measures he has been taking to deter illegal human and drug trafficking at our United States southern border is the reason for plummeting fentanyl seizures at the U.S. Border.” But the issue wasn’t just the headline. It was what Leavitt described as intentional narrative engineering. “This is clearly trying to intentionally manipulate the minds of Americans, and I think the American people understand why there has been fentanyl drop.” And when the Post ignored the administration’s full explanation? “Our office responded to this inquiry, we provided a whole host of the reasons that fentanyl seizures have dropped at the southern border, and The Washington Post refused to run them,” she said. “And that’s despicable.”

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