Jesse Jackson's 1988 Democratic National Convention speech. He talks about how the current model for the War On Drugs is not working, and how the government has the power to stop the flow of drugs into the country, but has been neglecting to do so, and how the War On Drugs is far more complicated than teaching children to say no to drugs. Jackson says he wants to stop drugs at the level of supply and demand, not when they are already being sold to the US.