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Army Combat Medics Evaluate Lifelike Female Trauma Mannequin Capt. Daniel Karakas (right), a medical corps officer at Winn Army Community Hospital, checks a female mannequin for breathing, while Spc. Ekya Graham, an aviation operation specialist assigned to 2nd Battalion, 3rd Aviation Regiment, holds pressure on a wound to stop bleeding at the Medical Simulation Training Center on Fort Stewart, Georgia, on Dec. 2, 2020. (U.S Army photo by Pfc. Aaliyah Craven) 16 Dec 2020 Sgt. Maj. Charisse Ellison has seen a lot in her two decades as a combat medic, but she's never watched fellow medics train...

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Gone up. violence has gone up. the fight between the mexican government on the drug cartels has ratcheted up. they are an existential threat to the government of mexico today. we've been working with the mexican government, we have significantly trying to help with training technology, et cetera. but the fact is, the cartels have now, i think, gained more control and are more active and more brutal than they ever have been in the past. >> greta: one last question. people hear it and think of it as arizona and this is an arizona problem. it is not an arizona problem. what do you say to the peop...

The killings in mexico have gone up. violence has gone up. the fight between the mexican government on the drug cartels has ratcheted up. they are an existential threat to the government of mexico today. we've been working with the mexican government, we have significantly trying to help with training technology, et cetera. but the fact is, the cartels have now, i think, gained more control and are more active and more brutal than they ever have been in the past. >> greta: one last question. people hear it and think of it as arizona and this is an arizona problem. it is not an arizona problem....