Topic: Felipe Calderon

Haitian President-elect Michel Martelly is interviewed regarding his use of international political consultants Ostos & Sola, who previously worked for John McCain and Felipe Calderón. Martelly admits he was initially "immature" about the need for professional campaign advisors.

During a press conference with President Obama, Mexican President Felipe Calderón discussed the ongoing violence involving drug cartels. Bill O'Reilly and Donald Rumsfeld suggested that Calderón should declare martial law to allow the military to handle the cartels, citing Colombia's past success against the FARC as a model.

Bay Buchanan criticizes President Obama for allowing Mexican President Felipe Calderón to criticize Arizona's immigration laws on US soil. She argues that the administration's stance weakens American sovereignty and fails to protect national interests.

Mexico's Senate approved a bill decriminalizing small amounts of narcotics for personal use to focus resources on cartels. The hosts discuss the success of a similar model in Portugal and argue that the U.S. financial system and Wall Street are heavily dependent on the laundering of drug money.