Speaker 1: This is a podcast from WOOR.
Speaker 2: It is the Jesse Kelly Show. Final hour of the
Speaker 2: Jesse Kelly Show, and we're going to get criminal this hour.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk to Brandon Darby about drug running
Speaker 2: and the mob and Italy and cartels. That's coming up
Speaker 2: about a half hour from now. Dome sat down with
Speaker 2: Dolo Mundo. Chris, it might be hard for you to
Speaker 2: understand anyway, she's sat down with Telemundo and came out
Speaker 2: for amnesty. We'll get to that in just a moment.
Speaker 2: We have to get to see world Ukraine mass death
Speaker 2: emails and voicemails, and we have to crunch all this
Speaker 2: in to one hour. So let's begin, and let's begin
Speaker 2: right here. Dome sat down with Telemundo and said this.
Speaker 3: Right now, we're talking about border security, and there's nobody,
Speaker 3: no Democrat talking about pathway to citizenship, an immigration belief
Speaker 3: and the benefits that migrants bring to this country.
Speaker 4: But there's no question that migrants bring the America.
Speaker 2: We'll get to her stumbling answer. It's the question that
Speaker 2: grades on me to no end. Do you see anything
Speaker 2: wrong with American politicians sitting down with Telemundo and being
Speaker 2: interrogated about making illegals into citizens. Why do you ever
Speaker 2: have to answer that question at all? And the authority
Speaker 2: with which he asks this question.
Speaker 3: Right now, we're talking about border security, and there's nobody,
Speaker 3: no Democrat, talking about the pathway to citizenship, an immigration
Speaker 3: belief and benefits that migrants bring.
Speaker 2: And listen, she starts to try to defend herself. Right now,
Speaker 2: we're talking about border security and no one's talking about
Speaker 2: pathway to citizenship because we don't want you here. No,
Speaker 2: in fact, we should take people we've made citizens and
Speaker 2: strip them of that citizenship and pack them heading back too.
Speaker 2: Why don't we talk like this. We are a sovereignation
Speaker 2: of citizens. We are not the world's open sewer. You
Speaker 2: have no right to come here whatsoever unless you do
Speaker 2: so legally. And if you come here illegally, I don't
Speaker 2: care if it was thirty years ago on a raft
Speaker 2: from Guatemala. You should be arrested and deported and on camera.
Speaker 2: This should be done as a lesson to the rest
Speaker 2: of the illegals around the borough, around the world, from
Speaker 2: Uzbekistan to Argentina. This is what happens when you violate
Speaker 2: the sovereignty of America. If you want if you want
Speaker 2: the ultimate prize, which is citizenship of this country, you
Speaker 2: wait and you do it in the legal way. And
Speaker 2: if you can't do that, you should be arrested in
Speaker 2: the dark of night and chucked in the back of
Speaker 2: a man of a van like your firewood, and deported
Speaker 2: back from whence you came. And yet we have our
Speaker 2: own politicians of either party being interrogated by Telemundo. Why
Speaker 2: are you talking about amnesty? The entitlement these people have
Speaker 2: drives me up the wall, and then you have her
Speaker 2: brain dead answers.
Speaker 3: Now we're talking about border security, and there's nobody, no Democrat,
Speaker 3: talking about pathway to citizenship an immigration belief and that
Speaker 3: the benefits that migrants bring to this country.
Speaker 4: But there's no question that migrants bring. America is a
Speaker 4: country that was built.
Speaker 2: She's so eloquently in part by immigrants.
Speaker 3: People about their GPS third that have there, we're talking
Speaker 3: about massiportations.
Speaker 4: I'm not talking about what do you stand portations? What's
Speaker 4: what's your stand there?
Speaker 2: We need listen to how concerned this scumbag is. Are
Speaker 2: you going to give us ambesty? We deserve ambesty. We
Speaker 2: took a crap all over your immigration laws, but we
Speaker 2: deserve amnesty. Surely you're not going to deport us, right,
Speaker 2: surely you're not going to port us. You freaking people
Speaker 2: better pray to God. I never take power. I will
Speaker 2: tell you that much. You better pray to God. I
Speaker 2: never take power. I'll deport you just for asking me
Speaker 2: the question. I'm not even close to kidding. I am
Speaker 2: so sick of this country, of the country I love
Speaker 2: being treated like crap by all these people. Drives me
Speaker 2: up the wall. And then you have these dirt balls
Speaker 2: in the cot.
Speaker 5: A man is behind bars after detectives say he's sexually
Speaker 5: assaulted his eighty year old landlord in Miami Now. Police
Speaker 5: say that elderly woman had fallen and while she was
Speaker 5: cooking and was yelling for help. Officers say she asked
Speaker 5: Eric Garcia Gutierres to call an ambulance, and instead he
Speaker 5: assaulted her. Police arrested the thirty seven year old, charging
Speaker 5: him with a felony sexual battery. He's being held without bond.
Speaker 2: Eighty year old falls how harp. It's just one of
Speaker 2: those things that guts me. Old people falling and hurting themselves.
Speaker 2: I've always hated it. It breaks my heart. Little old
Speaker 2: lady falls laying there in pain, asks for help in
Speaker 2: this dirt ball from nick or Wogua comes in and
Speaker 2: instead of helping her, because we let animals like this
Speaker 2: into our country unmolested, just man, that woman the rest
Speaker 2: of her life she will relive that moment. How many
Speaker 2: years does she have left? I don't know, but not many,
Speaker 2: no matter any way you slice it. And now, at
Speaker 2: eighty years old, she will have that trauma on her
Speaker 2: brain the rest of her life because the scumbags who
Speaker 2: run this country have thrown open its doors. It makes
Speaker 2: me sick. It sickens me. We're moving off this because
Speaker 2: I'm getting myself in a bad mood. Let's go back
Speaker 2: to the voicemail.
Speaker 6: Oh Jesse, do you like to watch Gladiator movies?
Speaker 7: Who is gay?
Speaker 6: Anybody?
Speaker 7: Any man that watches Gladiator movies has to be?
Speaker 2: Kay? What does that mean? I don't understand what that means.
Speaker 2: I am a huge fan of Gladiator movies, and no,
Speaker 2: I was not in the Navy.
Speaker 7: Showgun watching a retrospect of the Biden's career in pictures
Speaker 7: from the eighties, when he had no hair on the
Speaker 7: top of his head and el Rushbo used to call
Speaker 7: him plugs, and somebody has to start calling him plugs
Speaker 7: Biden again. Let it be you, cheers.
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing. You bring up, an excellent point,
Speaker 2: and Joe Biden's hair plugs. I remember when Rush used
Speaker 2: to call him plugs, and I used to laugh and
Speaker 2: laugh and laugh because they were so obvious. But the
Speaker 2: advancements and hair, it's reached a point where you can't
Speaker 2: see them anymore. That's one thing. And the other thing
Speaker 2: is everyone's heard the saying if you live in glass houses,
Speaker 2: don't throw stones. I just don't feel like I am
Speaker 2: qualified to blast anyone else for the state of their hair.
Speaker 2: Mine is. It's leaving me, okay. It's like an old
Speaker 2: friend slowly saying goodbye. We keep hugging, you know, hey,
Speaker 2: don't go, don't go. And I can actually, I can
Speaker 2: actually hear him every time. Every time I watch my
Speaker 2: hair and I see a little hair come off with it,
Speaker 2: it's like it's a friend I'm never gonna see again.
Speaker 2: And sometimes it's just see with me talking. I don't
Speaker 2: I don't tell this to everybody. Sometimes I say goodbye,
Speaker 2: do you know that? When it's not funny?
Speaker 6: Chris?
Speaker 2: Sometimes I look down and I know that hair is.
Speaker 2: It's not coming back, it's not growing back. And every time,
Speaker 2: Now do you see you see are you watching on
Speaker 2: a simulcast? Remember you can watch the show. They simulcast
Speaker 2: it on the first TV. You see the top? Do
Speaker 2: you see how thin it is? It's not just retreating
Speaker 2: towards my years anymore, it's just all going away. What Chris, what?
Speaker 2: I don't have the magneto? And oh my gosh, I
Speaker 2: kind of do Oh no, I see it too, now,
Speaker 2: oh see? And then you know what really hurts. There's
Speaker 2: some sort of supplement my wife is taking. I don't
Speaker 2: remember what it's called. We saw an advertisement for it
Speaker 2: on television and she just cuts me. She just cuts
Speaker 2: me deep. She was taking it for something. I forget
Speaker 2: what it was, but she was commenting on how fast
Speaker 2: her nails are growing. And she looks at the advertisement
Speaker 2: on TV and she says, oh, I've been taking that.
Speaker 2: It's really making my nails come in strong. And then,
Speaker 2: without missing a beat, without missing a beat, she turns
Speaker 2: to me. I'm sitting beside her, and she says, you
Speaker 2: should try that for your hair. You know that hurts?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 2: That cuts me deep. Anyway, let's let's talk about other things.
Speaker 2: Let's let's talk about Dome and and how she's just
Speaker 2: kind of.
Speaker 6: Dome that's not landing with voters.
Speaker 4: One of the umbers, it's the opposite. Former President Trump
Speaker 4: leads you on this issue.
Speaker 8: Well, when I'm out, this is why I'm going out
Speaker 8: to Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and.
Speaker 6: Michigan.
Speaker 4: Michigan.
Speaker 8: Excuse me, just got in late this morning.
Speaker 2: Actually, oh, you get the word.
Speaker 6: Cell.
Speaker 8: I think part of what is important in this election
Speaker 8: is really not only turning the page, but closing the
Speaker 8: page and the chapter. On an era that suggests that
Speaker 8: Americans are.
Speaker 2: Divided, what does that mean? Let's suse some emails. Jesse.
Speaker 2: You forgot to mention they what they plan on doing
Speaker 2: about putting people. He's talking about the loss of freedom
Speaker 2: and threats of prison. Okay, please understand that we're not
Speaker 2: in an era where they might start putting us in jail.
Speaker 2: They are putting us in jail. Fifteen hundred January six ers.
Speaker 2: You know who Dexter Taylor is. Dexter Taylor is a
Speaker 2: computer nerd, like a software engineer, nicest guy you've ever
Speaker 2: talked to in your life. He legally purchased firearm parts
Speaker 2: assembled them in his home, didn't sell them, never fired them,
Speaker 2: never did anything. They kicked in his door with a
Speaker 2: swat team, and he, at fifty three, is going to
Speaker 2: New York State Prison for the next ten years of
Speaker 2: his life in one of the ugliest, most violent prisons
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Speaker 2: We'll get to this. Bob Woodward, Ukrainian. Then the foreign
Speaker 2: policy people are some of the most cruel people I've
Speaker 2: ever seen in my life. We'll get to that in
Speaker 2: a moment. I want to address something that Chris was
Speaker 2: talking about during the break. Chris, he was struggling with
Speaker 2: something I could tell he was, and then he I
Speaker 2: asked what it was wrong, and he said, I don't
Speaker 2: want to tell you. You'd be the worst person to tell.
Speaker 2: And then I had to press. And now all that
Speaker 2: did was peaue my curiosity. And then I had to know,
Speaker 2: and I had to know, and I had to know.
Speaker 2: He said, I don't want to tell you. I don't
Speaker 2: want to tell you, but I pressed enough that eventually
Speaker 2: Chris caved. And here is Chris's problem. He said, what
Speaker 2: do you do if you get a text from a
Speaker 2: number you don't recognize? How do you handle that? Obviously
Speaker 2: it's a personal text of someone who knows you, who
Speaker 2: got your numbers somehow, some way, how do you handle that?
Speaker 2: I don't understand why you think I'm the last person
Speaker 2: to ask, Chris, I'm what I'm the best person to ask.
Speaker 2: How do I handle it? I'll tell you it actually
Speaker 2: happened to me last week. It happened to me on Thursday.
Speaker 2: I can actually read it for you verbatim. Hold on
Speaker 2: one second, I have it right here. I'm gonna skip
Speaker 2: I'm gonna skip the name. But I got this text, Hey, Jesse,
Speaker 2: I just did this documentary for I'm gonna skip the
Speaker 2: name of the channel. Hey, Jesse, I just did this documentary.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's something you would love. And he
Speaker 2: just sends it and I don't have this number recognized.
Speaker 2: I don't. I don't know this. So this is how
Speaker 2: I handle things like this. I said, who is this? Send?
Speaker 2: It's very very simple, who is this? And sent and
Speaker 2: he texted back who he was, and of course didn't
Speaker 2: know him. Otherwise I have had the number saved in there.
Speaker 2: And then I was gonna let it go because it
Speaker 2: was funeral week and I was feeling really really generous
Speaker 2: and nice. I was gonna let it go. And then
Speaker 2: and then he made the critical mistake of following that
Speaker 2: up with a oh, I guess you don't remember so
Speaker 2: now how it's kind of teenage girlish. And so then
Speaker 2: I asked him, how did you get my number? Because
Speaker 2: I never gave this guy my number? And he texted
Speaker 2: back the name of the person who was in my
Speaker 2: phone who gave him my number, and boop blocked them both.
Speaker 2: He's blocked and the person who gave him my number
Speaker 2: is blocked. I don't understand why you think that's difficult
Speaker 2: or why I'm not the one to ask. I'm the
Speaker 2: perfect one to ask. In fact, that's the technique I've
Speaker 2: been using for years. Michael Barry, my mentor, taught me
Speaker 2: that a long time ago, because I was getting frustrated
Speaker 2: people start abusing your number whenever they get your number.
Speaker 2: I was getting frustrated with it, and he said, don't
Speaker 2: get frustrated. Ask every one of them who gave you
Speaker 2: the number, and then block them both two birds with
Speaker 2: one stone. Why do you think this is difficult? What's
Speaker 2: wrong with it? Why are you shaking your head? Why
Speaker 2: can't you do that? What doesn't my wife say that
Speaker 2: I have no sympathy for people? No, I think she
Speaker 2: says empathy is what she says. She says, I lack
Speaker 2: empathy I know. I don't really get the difference either, Chris.
Speaker 2: Neither of those things are my concern at all, She says,
Speaker 2: I lack empathy. That's not true at all. I'm a
Speaker 2: big believer in pruning my tree of life. You prune
Speaker 2: your life tree. I use this on social media. It's
Speaker 2: the worst for well, it's the best for me because
Speaker 2: I don't know you. So if you even annoy me
Speaker 2: in the slightest, just block you, immediately, Block you, immediately.
Speaker 2: But I hope you don't think it's only reserved for
Speaker 2: social media. I do this to real life friends, things
Speaker 2: like the second I sniff crazy or anything like that,
Speaker 2: bipcount immediately my phone number. Oh gosh, there's no faster
Speaker 2: way to get blocked than by bludgeoning my phone number
Speaker 2: with stupid things. I'll just block you immediately. I'm the
Speaker 2: best one to ask, Chris. I'm here to help you.
Speaker 2: And you know you think I'm the worst one to
Speaker 2: ask because you think that's me, and maybe in a
Speaker 2: way it is mean. But guess whose life is going
Speaker 2: to be better in the tiny tin of way, tiny
Speaker 2: tiny way. Guess whose life will be better now mine?
Speaker 2: Those are two people I will never have to concern
Speaker 2: myself again. We'll never have to concern myself with again.
Speaker 2: One of them is so careless they hand my phone
Speaker 2: number out without my permission. The other one uses a
Speaker 2: number when he knows I don't know who he is,
Speaker 2: to self promote himself and then gets annoyed when I
Speaker 2: don't text him back, as if we're teenagers and homecoming
Speaker 2: is coming up. Both of those people are people I
Speaker 2: don't need in my life. So Jesse had to bust
Speaker 2: out the old tree pruner. Snip, snip, snip, goodbye. Jesse's
Speaker 2: life is now more worry free than it was before.
Speaker 2: When you accept this, Chris, you will find your life
Speaker 2: is better. Let's go back to the voicemail.
Speaker 9: Trying to show you were talking about Chris's water, and
Speaker 9: you said that you live in a normal size house.
Speaker 9: I don't understand how this is possible. You're six foot eight.
Speaker 9: Do things have to be extended in the house for you?
Speaker 9: Serious question like do you have to have the doorways
Speaker 9: I ened a little bit, or do you just walk
Speaker 9: around cranking your neck and you know, trying to avoid
Speaker 9: smashing your head on things. Inquiring minds want to know I.
Speaker 2: Didn't get tall yesterday. I've been tall my entire life.
Speaker 2: I told you we didn't grow up with a lot
Speaker 2: of money. I had a single bed, just like the
Speaker 2: little twin bed for my entire life until I left
Speaker 2: for the Marine Corps. That's the bed I had, just tiny,
Speaker 2: little bed. I learned to sleep with my feet hanging
Speaker 2: off of the bed. And now, actually I'm forty three
Speaker 2: years old, I can't sleep unless my feet are hanging
Speaker 2: off of the bed. You asked, do I crank my
Speaker 2: head to the side. Do I walk around like that? No?
Speaker 2: But if you ever see me in public and you
Speaker 2: see me go through a doorway, you will see this.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter even if the door is tall enough.
Speaker 2: I instinctively, when I walk through a door, I cock
Speaker 2: my head to the side. I just walked through and
Speaker 2: I cocked it to the side. It is instinct. I
Speaker 2: don't think about it. It's what I do. It's been
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Speaker 2: Kelly Show. On a Wednesday, I was very excited to
Speaker 2: speak with my friend Brandon Darby, of course of the
Speaker 2: Cartel Chronicles Bright Bart, but then I found out he's
Speaker 2: a Van Halen fan. Darby, you want to explain that
Speaker 2: to everybody now that you pick the song.
Speaker 6: Yes, this time I picked the song. I love Van Halen.
Speaker 6: I think they're great. I like Van Halen, I like
Speaker 6: Van Hagar. I'm all in yep, you know what.
Speaker 2: That hurts my soul. Anyway, let's discuss the things that
Speaker 2: are important, and let's discuss that's the issue of trend
Speaker 2: rag Ra Arragua, which you were the first time a
Speaker 2: lot of people heard that name. They heard it from
Speaker 2: you right here on this show. Venezuel Than prison gang.
Speaker 2: Everyone now has heard stories about Colorado and New York
Speaker 2: and San Antonio and things like that. But are they
Speaker 2: the only one? Is this just the only prison gang
Speaker 2: that's been brought here. That's kind of what I've been
Speaker 2: sniffing around for, Brandon. Surely there are more, right.
Speaker 6: Right, So, in Venezuela, each state of Venezuela has dominant
Speaker 6: has dominant gangs, dominant criminal groups, and people from all
Speaker 6: over Venezuela have come here. So they are probably the
Speaker 6: most aggressive, which is why we're hearing about them, which
Speaker 6: is why I mentioned them rather than mentioning twenty other groups.
Speaker 6: But you have to remember, yes, some of the people
Speaker 6: who show up here listen are good people who I
Speaker 6: totally get when they come. But we have to remember
Speaker 6: a lot of the people who show up illegally and
Speaker 6: illicitly are not good people. So there's all types of
Speaker 6: reasons why people cannot you know, why people cannot come
Speaker 6: legally to the United States. And so anytime you have
Speaker 6: an illicit way to get here going through criminal groups,
Speaker 6: people who maybe have you pedophilia charges, people who possibly
Speaker 6: have other criminal convictions, are obviously not going to apply
Speaker 6: to come into the US legally. They're going to attempt
Speaker 6: to come illegally. And that's why we get the dredges
Speaker 6: of society of other places.
Speaker 2: Here Brandon, why so many people from Venezuela in particular,
Speaker 2: the border is wide open. There's a bunch of people,
Speaker 2: and I realize they are coming from other places as well,
Speaker 2: but we hear this so often Venezuelans, Venezuelans, Venezuelans. How
Speaker 2: did we get a pipeline from that dump into America?
Speaker 6: Well, okay, so that's an interesting thing. So I would
Speaker 6: I would mention to people that when you have extreme
Speaker 6: levels of leftism, right, when you have what we have
Speaker 6: in in with the Chavistas, right, what we have in Venezuela.
Speaker 6: What we've seen from like what two thousand and four,
Speaker 6: two thousand and five, two thousand and six, there was
Speaker 6: kind of this golden period where where, you know, there
Speaker 6: was a lot of bad in Venezuela, but it wasn't
Speaker 6: as in your face, and there was a leadershavez who
Speaker 6: to some extent, you know, redistributed wealth to his people.
Speaker 6: But with socialism, without a constitution, without the protections we
Speaker 6: have in the United States, what happened as a strong
Speaker 6: man takes over government, abuses the power they have, and
Speaker 6: then government runs everything into the ground. So the reason
Speaker 6: that we have so many people from Venezuela coming such
Speaker 6: a disproportionate number is because then Uela is in such
Speaker 6: a bad situation. So when you have a country where
Speaker 6: people are eating their dogs and eating their everything else,
Speaker 6: people want to get away from there, and that's what
Speaker 6: they're doing.
Speaker 2: It just astounds me that they sit on the world's
Speaker 2: largest oil reserves and they still manage to bankrupt that
Speaker 2: poor place, those poor friggin people. Okay, well, you have
Speaker 2: a country that is in that bat of shape, Inevitably,
Speaker 2: it's going to affect neighbors in one way or another,
Speaker 2: and it's really never in a positive way. What about
Speaker 2: their neighbors, What is the status? How unstable is this
Speaker 2: entire region.
Speaker 6: Well, the entire region is very unstable. So if we
Speaker 6: look at, you know, what happened in Colombia, right, which
Speaker 6: is a neighbor of Venezuela. If we look at what
Speaker 6: happened in Colombia, people tout that Colombia is doing better,
Speaker 6: and it largely is because the US began to target
Speaker 6: the criminal groups there. Right, the US began to declare
Speaker 6: certain criminal groups in Venezuela as foreign terror organizations, which
Speaker 6: allowed the US to just absolutely gut those organizations, something
Speaker 6: that we for whatever reason, the US government does not
Speaker 6: want to do in in Mexico with the criminal groups there.
Speaker 6: But if we were to go to Guyana next door
Speaker 6: on the other side of Venezuela, Venezuela is about to
Speaker 6: invade Guyana, right and try to take over their oil resources. Again,
Speaker 6: it's a horrible situation. So as we as we look
Speaker 6: at their neighbors, you know, I'm sure there are tons
Speaker 6: of people pouring out of their into those countries, but ultimately,
Speaker 6: you know, the US has has it doesn't have open gates,
Speaker 6: but it definitely has said, Hey, we left the windows
Speaker 6: open if you want to sneak in, and people are
Speaker 6: doing that, and that's what we see.
Speaker 2: Speaking with Brandon Darby Cartel Chronicles, Brightbart, Brandon, you you
Speaker 2: have told us before on the show again, you always
Speaker 2: drop these wonderful tidbits that the three most powerful kind
Speaker 2: of in general criminal groups on the planet are the Italians,
Speaker 2: the Russians, and then the Mexican transnational criminal organizations. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna stop calling them cartels. You stop yelling at me.
Speaker 2: But why don't we ever hear about the Italians? You know,
Speaker 2: it's just not something that comes up anymore. We watch
Speaker 2: old mob movies and we learned about Alward, Anastasia and
Speaker 2: al Capone and things like that, but we don't hear
Speaker 2: that much out of there. Are they weak?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 6: No, I wouldn't say that they're weak, but I would
Speaker 6: say a lot. It has to do with the region
Speaker 6: we live in. It's like when we talk about human
Speaker 6: trafficking issues. Primarily, when we're talking about human trafficking, we're
Speaker 6: going to be talking about people from who have crossed
Speaker 6: our southern border, people from Central America, Mexico. What have you?
Speaker 6: If we lived in San Francisco, or if we lived
Speaker 6: on you know, in the Pacific Northwest, we would primarily
Speaker 6: be talking about primarily we'd be talking about Chinese people
Speaker 6: and people from a to if we lived on the Northeast,
Speaker 6: if we lived in New York City, if we lived
Speaker 6: up in the on the east coast of the United States,
Speaker 6: we might primarily be talking about people from Eastern Europe right,
Speaker 6: and from Russia and from other places. And so not
Speaker 6: to say that there's not people from Mexico or Central
Speaker 6: America who are trafficked there, but primarily it's not going
Speaker 6: to be the dominant thing. So I'm a Texan, you're
Speaker 6: a Texan. We're talking about Mexican transnational criminal organizations. They
Speaker 6: affect us the most. If we were in New York City,
Speaker 6: I don't think that Mexican cartels have as much power
Speaker 6: in New York City, and I think that Italian groups
Speaker 6: and Russian groups would have more. But I think when
Speaker 6: it comes to Texas, I don't think that the Italians,
Speaker 6: you know that, I don't think that they could could
Speaker 6: deal with just the sheer numbers of groups that are
Speaker 6: aligned with Mexican cartels. As we say, do those.
Speaker 2: Groups work with or again each other. And I asked this.
Speaker 2: I know you're gonna laugh in my face. I asked
Speaker 2: this because I watched some series I think it was
Speaker 2: on Netflix called zero zero zero where the cartels were
Speaker 2: working with the Italians. It was fascinating series and it
Speaker 2: got me thinking. I always assumed they were at war
Speaker 2: with each other for the drug market, which is very
Speaker 2: international for these markets. Do they work with or against
Speaker 2: each other or do they just kind of exist in
Speaker 2: their own spheres?
Speaker 6: Well, all of the above. So primarily, you know, like
Speaker 6: if we're talking about gangs in the US, we see
Speaker 6: a lot of Aryan brotherhood working with the golf cartel,
Speaker 6: one faction of the golf cartel. We see a lot
Speaker 6: of that. Do they like each other? Would they go
Speaker 6: eat barbecue together? Probably not? But they make money together.
Speaker 6: And if we were to go, you know, to El
Speaker 6: Paso and look at the dominant cartel there, which is
Speaker 6: the war As Cartel Laalinia, as we say, they have
Speaker 6: certain games and said who they work with that they
Speaker 6: work with when it comes to importing drugs into into
Speaker 6: Western Europe. Absolutely, the Italian groups work with Mexican cartels
Speaker 6: and it's kind of their territory and their thing. You know,
Speaker 6: you've got to remember why did this happen. The US
Speaker 6: targeted the criminal groups in Colombia, the groups in Colombia,
Speaker 6: you know that they've declared them as foreign terror organizations,
Speaker 6: absolutely decimated them. And then the groups in Colombia said,
Speaker 6: wait a minute, if we just manufacture the stuff and
Speaker 6: we we let the Mexicans take care of transporting it,
Speaker 6: we're not going to be you know, we're not going
Speaker 6: to make as much money, but we're not going to
Speaker 6: be target Numero uno for the US government, right or
Speaker 6: for powerful governments. And so that's largely what Colombians did
Speaker 6: is they just stopped, they stopped bringing it in and
Speaker 6: they started allowing the Mexicans to transport it. So these
Speaker 6: Mexican TCOs transnational criminal groups we call cartels, they're they're
Speaker 6: in large part they're helping to shift that stuff around
Speaker 6: the world. So there's absolutely cooperation, especially with the advent
Speaker 6: of fentanyl. You have remember years ago, there was opiates
Speaker 6: and heroin, for instance, from Southeast Asia, and Mexican black
Speaker 6: tar heroin could not compete with it, right, Mexican drugs
Speaker 6: could not complete with Southeast Asian drugs. But with fentanyl
Speaker 6: being added to the mix. Now, ay, even if you
Speaker 6: had cigarette ashes that you injected with fentinil, you're going
Speaker 6: to get the same feeling as the best China White
Speaker 6: that Southeast Asia could produce. So it's absolutely changed the
Speaker 6: dynamics of these transnational criminal organizations. It's the power dynamics
Speaker 6: and the patterns. You know, you can't tell the difference
Speaker 6: between the most expensive, best heroine that can be produced
Speaker 6: in Vietnam or China versus or Thailand versus the trashiest
Speaker 6: stuff that Mexico can produce. You can't tell the difference.
Speaker 6: That's why we have so many over doses with sentinels
Speaker 6: because it's Mexican. It's it's cheap heroin trying to compete
Speaker 6: and create just as high of a feelings as the
Speaker 6: best stuff in the world.
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Speaker 2: I read everything he writes at Breitbard. Thank you, my brother,
Speaker 2: as always, Thank you so much. Thank you, Chris. I've
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Speaker 2: to do and again, let's do an email before we
Speaker 2: get to this Ukraine stuff. To Jesse. Back in the day,
Speaker 2: we combined two risk games and made a larger custom board.
Speaker 2: Games would last a few days with epic battles for
Speaker 2: world dominance. I suspect your prowess on the game board
Speaker 2: stems from the superior bite dice control that comes from
Speaker 2: your smallish hands. I hate you, guys. I'm an amazing
Speaker 2: risk player. I keep trying to tell you I'm an
Speaker 2: amazing risk player. Maybe I should be the one running
Speaker 2: foreign policy. Bob Woodward is a piece of trash journalist,
Speaker 2: possibly a CIA asset, and he's out there saying things
Speaker 2: like this and.
Speaker 1: Some of the things, the very sensible things in the
Speaker 1: interest of this country that Joe Biden did not sending
Speaker 1: US ground troops to the war in Ukraine. Someday he
Speaker 1: may get the Nobel Peace Prize for that, because very
Speaker 1: very important, so we don't have another Vietnam.
Speaker 2: These people are psychotic. You communists think I'm psychotic. These
Speaker 2: people are psychotic. Why would sending American ground troops ever
Speaker 2: have been considered. Ukraine is not a NATO country. It
Speaker 2: is not the job of the United States of America
Speaker 2: to protect every single country on the planet from aggression
Speaker 2: and invasion. And you cannot conduct your foreign policy that way.
Speaker 2: And what we did do to the poor Ukrainians was
Speaker 2: we ship them enough weapons and money to stand them up,
Speaker 2: so now they don't have any men left. Headline This
Speaker 2: is from National Security Journal. Is Ukraine running out of
Speaker 2: soldiers to fight Russia? Let me spoil it for you. Yes,
Speaker 2: they're conscripting sixteen year olds. My son James is about
Speaker 2: to turn sixteen, and what a week or two. I
Speaker 2: don't know when his birthday as I can't keep track
Speaker 2: of every day. James is about to turn sixteen, is
Speaker 2: a scrawny kid who likes to run and eat, play
Speaker 2: video games. When I let him, they are grabbing James,
Speaker 2: handing him a rifle when saying go die, and we,
Speaker 2: by propping up Ukraine did that. They have lost their sons,
Speaker 2: their husbands, their fathers, their grandfathers are gone. And these
Speaker 2: people think we deserve a Nobel Peace Prize. And I
Speaker 2: say that without an olenx of sympathy for the Russians.
Speaker 2: And I do actually have sympathy for the Russian troops
Speaker 2: because a lot of them are conscripted too. But it's
Speaker 2: not as if I'm a Russian fan. We we wiped
Speaker 2: out Ukraine. Even if by some miracle they end up
Speaker 2: quote winning in the end, which they won't, it'll be
Speaker 2: a negotiated piece. It was always going to be a
Speaker 2: negotiated piece. But even if they won in the end,
Speaker 2: what did you win when your men are all dead?
Speaker 2: These four, the people who've been running America's foreign policy
Speaker 2: for decades, are seriously the most soulless, freaking monsters man,
Speaker 2: they really are. Who was that? Was it? Metaline Albright
Speaker 2: Chris when she was asked if a half a million
Speaker 2: dead Iraqis was worth it, and she did without hesitations.
Speaker 2: She's like, oh yeah, totally worth it. Live freaking monsters people.
Speaker 6: And here's a headline, why you know, you know the.
Speaker 2: Thing headlines we didn't get to Orca leaves a gift
Speaker 2: in the water and then splashes it all over the sea.
Speaker 2: World guests, that's from not the Bee. I think you
Speaker 2: know exactly what that gift was. I will just say
Speaker 2: I watched this documentary one time called Blackfish, and it
Speaker 2: was about SeaWorld and this murder Orca who kept murdering people,
Speaker 2: and when he murdered the trainers and stuff, it was
Speaker 2: really really horrible and sad. But apparently some drugged out
Speaker 2: nut job snuck into SeaWorld one night. You want to
Speaker 2: talk about the all time bad luck. He sneaks into
Speaker 2: SeaWorld and instead of ending up with the seals and
Speaker 2: the otters, he dives into murder Orca's tank and he
Speaker 2: did not die easy, and he did not die fast.
Speaker 2: Goldfish is changing its name to Chilean Sea Bass. I
Speaker 2: hope that's true. That's freaking hilarious. Steve Bannon eligible for
Speaker 2: home confinement, but prison could hold on a second, I
Speaker 2: should clarify goldfish are only decent if you get the
Speaker 2: flavor blasted ones. The ones that aren't flavor blasted just
Speaker 2: don't cut the mustard anymore. Key Boeing supplier furloughs about
Speaker 2: seven hundred workers. Remember that guy who was blowing the
Speaker 2: whistle on Boeing and when he was giving his deposition,
Speaker 2: he committed suicide in his truck even though he wasn't suicidal.
Speaker 7: Kind of.
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