matrimonio del chapo tambiÉn estÁn en la mira, alfredo es uno de los mÁs buscados por la dea (drug enforcement administrationmbos fueron secuestrados por el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn luego los liberaron, tienen orden de arresto en mÉxico y la policÍa supone que estÁn en sinaloa, mientras esta cruzarÉ vela otro hijo del chapo asesinado en 2008. >> tambiÉn es noticia la madre del capo de capos quien enviÓ una carta al presidente mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. >> consuelo pidiÓ ayuda para conseguir visas humanitarias para visitarlo en estados unidos >> di instrucciones a proceder >> pero uno de los abogados del chapo, teme que la cacerÍa se extienda contra los familiares del chapo. >> ahora nos vamos contra los hijos, al rato con la mamÁ, y las hermanas >> la familia que ven en sinaloa

gregory lee is a former supervisory special agent with the us drug enforcement administration — hejoinsnvasion of drugs, human traffickers and criminals is that what it is like? that is a very accurate description of the situation at the time. in terms of drugs, tell us, what is coming through and how it is getting through. virtually all the drugs with the possible exception of marijuana, have to be smuggled into the united states, they originate from a foreign country. those countries exported through mexico which is the easiest way to get it through is the southern border and thatis through is the southern border and that is been going on for decades and because we do not have a barrier, it is easier than you might think in order to infiltrate the border and get into the united states. what would make the difference to this so—called invasion? it would be a significant difference, if you had a border wall, as much of the border is necessary except for you have terrain that is impossible, just common sense tells you that is going to cut down on the number of illegal immigration, and to

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entire world, no matter who you are, where you are located, how powerful you become, the drug enforcement administration will never stop you will answer for your crimes expect el chappo is scheduled to be sentenced june 25th. prosecutors are trying to seize assets connected to el chappo and ted cruz has an idea on how to spend that money. he tweeted prosecutors are seeking $14 billion in assets which should go towards funding our wall to secure the border. some say that money is in mexico. experts on drug trafficking say most of the el chappo acids seized by authorities along to mexico. circuit family in napa valley is criticized for shooting and killing a metlife. they say it attacked their sheep. tom reports it is also part of a wildlife study.>> reporter: they live outsiof napa lost two sheep on two consecutive not night ife, which the husband shot on the third night since the cat came back again. she told me i found that even though they called agencies to assist, they acted when no one came solely to protect their livestock in children. unfortunately, the family has gotten criticism from some say t

part of the justice office of the inspector general found that fifty six of one hundred drug enforcement administration forfeiture cases examined there was no discernible connection between the seizure and the advancement of law enforcement efforts it's literally just stealing it so that it's left it's the law enforcement coming and saying we're taking this from you regardless if you are guilty of the crime or if you're eventually let go we're just take it because you know you can't buy it good for the supreme court eight to nothing decision yes i want to make that clear this is not a partisan this is not one of those things everyone left right and center agrees the government should not be allowed to steal your stuff from camping out against. it. and now for a quick update as the way turns yes the ongoing political soap opera drama between the troubled ministration and chinese why telecommunications equipment has been making headlines in the latest plot twist u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o fresh off his european don't use a way to or made his interesting admission made this interesting admissio

drug enforcement administration agents were the unlikely visitors to genesis care home for the elderly in vallejo on thursday. >> this is something that just shocked the heck out of all of us. >> reporter: the assisted living facility raid on the 11 hub block of lewis was the culmination of an investigation beginning in 2017 for a counterfeit pill-making operation. according to the criminal complaint, the facility's owner and her husband both california state lightensed elder care providers were pedaling ecstasy bearing cool-aid and tesla and the pills actually contained methamphetamine, not mdma. this employee who didn't want to show her face told us she runs the facility. >> it wasn't here. it was on the other side in the building separated. so this is where it starts. >> reporter: she invited us inside and showed us where five residents reside, along with a door covered by a curtain and movable shelves separating the assisted living facility from the alleged pill mill. they were living on the other side. according to the criminal complaint, the couple was involved in the distributio

the 2018 national drug threat assessment, a comprehensive guide published by the drug enforcement administration indicates that illegal drugs -- drug use continues to rise. it cites mexican transnational criminal organizations as america's greatest enemy in the war against drugs. while these criminal organizations are bringing a wide variety of illegal drugs across our southern border, i'm particularly worried about their role in spreading the opioid crisis. thousands of pounds of opioids are smuggled across our southern border every year. just last year the d.e.a. seized more than 17,000 pounds of heroin in the united states, about 39% of this was seized at the southern border. another opioid that has devastated communities across america is fentanyl. as we started to understand the scope of the epoid crisis facing our nation, the c.d.c. says doctors started prescribing less and less pharmaceutical fentanyl. but fentanyl overdoses remain steady as prescription rates dropped. meaning that illicitly manufactured fentanyl is one of the main drivers of the opioid crisis. illicit fentanyl is a synth

he is a retired drug enforcement administration special agent and author of the new book "drug warrior: inside the hunt for el chapo and the rise of america's opioid crisis." mr. riley, in the acknowledgments page, you say you are compelled to write this book because of the "glorification of el chapo and the drug crisis." what do you mean by that? guest: good morning. i was somewhat troubled about all the time so many heroic dea agents and policeman and prosecutors spent to bring chapo to justice. if you go along the border of central and south america, in some cases he is revered as a robin hood figure. the attention he was getting, even in this country, was really getting my attention. but if you connect that to his responsibility for much of the opioid problem we have today in this country specifically when you are talking about importation of heroin and other more deadly form of fentanyl, el chapo is front and center on that. host: did you see that glorification continue through his trial and his conviction last week? guest: i somewhat did, but i have to tell you what i really -- f

world no matter who you are or where you are located or how powerful you have become, the drug enforcement administrationr stop and you will answer for your crimes. >>> el chapo is scheduled to be sentenced june 25th. >>> prosecutors trying to seize billions of dollars in assets connected to el chapo. texas senator ted cruz has one idea. he tweeted quote u.s. prosecutors are seeking $14 billion in drug profits and other assets, which should go toward funding the wall to secure the border. not likely to happen since most of the money is in mexico. experts on drug trafficking in america say the lion's share of el chapo's assets belong to mexico. >>> the substance known as pink slime is getting reclassified. you see says it meets the requirements to be called ground beef. you may remember a few years ago the filler referred to as pink slime by many media outlets, the manufacture petition to have the product reclassified. the usda agreed and move forward with the change to call it ground beef. i stopped eating ground beef. i'm trying to. i'm trying to get the cholesterol down. totally separate story i brough

. >> reporter: drug enforcement administration agents say this vallejo assisted living facility sharedn. >> i'm appalled.not wa to inti home. the raid was the culmination of an investigation beginning in 2017. according to the criminal complaint, the facility's owner, roselle cipriano and her husband were pedaling pills bearing cool aid and tesla logos and president trump's face and shaped like minions and the pills actually contained methamphetamine. >> it was on the other side. the building is separated. so this is where it starts. >> she invited us inside and showed us where five residents currently reside along with a door covered by a curtain and movable shelves separating the assisted living facility from the alleged pill mill. they were living on the other side. according to the criminal complaint, the couple was involved in the distribution of similar tablets as far back as 2008. and one of their alleged sellers would often meet them at the assisted living facility to obtain the pills. agents seized 31 pounds of suspected methamphetamine tablets and 17 pounds of suspected metha

but prosecutors and drug enforcement administration were related.a man behind the curtain. he pulled all the strings. he directed all of the production, the smuggling, the transportation, the distribution of billions upon billions of dollars worth of narcotics into the united states. >> tace: texas senator ted cruz chimed in on twitter, america's justice system prevailed to date in convicting joaquin "el chapo" guzman on all ten counts and u.s. prosecutors seeking $14 billion in drug profits and other assets from "el chapo" to go towards funding the wall to secure the border. "el chapo" 12 week trial include 56 witnesses, 14 of whom were his close associates of the drug war. but the defense painted them of a group of liars and criminals who would do anything to save their own next. though today the defense did acknowledge the power of the government's case. watch. >> the case was obvious. anybody who witnessed it could see how utterly and completely overwhelming the amount of evidence was. >> obviously come i don't think anybody would doubt that we

it certainly underscores the enormous effectiveness of the dea's drug enforcement administration.hey've literally gotten as good as the cia in conducting very sensitive, covert, long term criminal investigations without blowing it. so, very impressive. andrea, we have to remind ourselves that the mexican cartels tend to be the most serious criminal threat in america. 200-some-odd cities in the u.s. that's who really dominates the drug trade. "el chapo" guzman was a real monster and got to the top of the heap through murder, intimidati intimidation, bribery. there was an unsubstantiated allegation against the last mexican president, nieto, that "el chapo" had given him a $100 million bribe. i don't believe that, but it's emblematic of the scale of this criminal activity. >> speaking of that scale, let me ask you about the sophistication. this was not guys crossing the border with backpacks. this was not what the president talks about with a wall. they had submarines. they had military equipment. they had helicopters. they had all kinds of planes. this was basically an army, as well

claiming the wall will guard against an invasion of drugs, but a recent assessment from the drug enforcement administration says the majority of heroin comes through legal ports of entry which would not be stopped by a wall. then there is the president's claim that criminals and gang members are flooding across the border, but customs and border protection statistics tell a different story of the hundreds of thousands of people they have encountered. only about 4% have been convicted of a crime and only about .1% of the undocumented immigrants are affiliated with gangs. finally, there's the idea of an invasion itself. >> we have far more people trying to get into our country today than probably we have ever had before, and we have done an incredible job in stopping them, but it's a massive number of people. if we had the wall, it would be very easy. >> according to cbp, illegal immigration has actually declined dramatically over the last two decades. while there has been a recent surge of migrants from central america, it's made up mostly of families seeking asylum. nine represent southern districts along

enforcement looking. >> very vague terms, big drugs, big loots, we don't know what he means. we know the drug add enforce administration, the very drug people and law enforcement he's citing. the vast number of illegal drugs are coming through ports of entry. look at heroin, the majority is through personally owned vehicles entering the united states at legal ports of entry followed by tractor-trailers. here are the pictures they show of those drugs being smuggled in. the very people he's citing are saying he's wrong. the only drug class coming in through open land where maybe a border wall would slow them down is marijuana. this claim is also false, anna. it was just one of the many things he said, as i mentioned at the beginning, dubious at best. flat out false. >> tom foreman. thank you for breaking down. >>> now for the analysis, joining us now is the author of this book devil's bargain, steve bannon, donald trump and the nationalist uprising. josh green who is also national correspondent for bloomberg business week. and former federal prosecutor renata maritta is back with us. >> can trump check the box on his lis

he is a retired drug enforcement administration special agent and author of the new book "drug warriorinside the hunt for el chapo and the rise of america's opioid crisis." mr. riley, in the acknowledgments page, you say you are compelled to write this book because of the "glorification of el chapo and the drug crisis." what do you mean by that? guest: good morning. i was somewhat troubled about

world no matter who you are or where you are located or how powerful you become, the drug enforcement administration will never stop and you will answer for your crimes. >> joaquin guzman is scheduled to be sentenced june 25th. >>> former 49ers player colin kaepernick's name is being taken out of a back history month resolution in the state where he was born. wisconsin lawmakers passed a resolution to on a prominent back americans but they won't be honoring kaepernick. he was born in milwaukee. the former players drew a lot of support and criticism in 2016 for kneeling during the national anthem, to protest the treatment of african-americans. wisconsin lawmakers didn't want controversial figures so they voted to remove his name from the resolution. >>> still getting rain right here in oakland. first let's say hello to sal, rough commute. >> an hour to drive what normally takes about 35 minutes took 35 minutes yesterday. we can go to the esher freeway, taking double that time almost from -- part because people are behind schedule, it is slow getting to the bay bridge, we have earlier crashes but we h

police officer for almost 38 years, the last 26 being with the drug enforcement administration, was fortunate enough to be posted in several places around the united states and the world being miami, bogota, greensboro, north carolina, believe it or not, atlanta, twice, and washington, d.c., twice. and have the dubious reputation i guess of being partners with this guy. and i just rode his coattail for three years and got all credit so it worked out pretty good for me. [laughter] >> so we'll hear more about the pablo escobar and medellin cartel for the sake of time you won't hear the whole story. but you know where to find netflix and i would only add as our friend, they are doing a show tomorrow night at the lincoln theater where you'll hear the two-hour version of how they got there. so i think it will be an exciting event. you know, we talk a lot about importation. not importation like the previous panel talked about with really drug traffickers, importing medicines clandestinely like fentanyl but we're talking about wholesale importation. where we think we can make this a elect mat attemp

the drug enforcement administration, customs, border patrol. largest geographical in the country.ure. we're the largest binatural, bicultural biliterate community in the world and have a symbiotic relationship with those across the rio grande that promoted trade over 400 years. >> i want to put up the response or talking about the wall and its efficacy from the republican mayor of el paso and let viewers read that. much of it is actually running in syncing with what you are saying. this is the republican mayor. discontent to what the president is saying within his own party. i want to ask what may show discontent tomorrow. beto o'rourke, speaking at the march for truth, the counterprogram to the president's rally, the 2020 rally there. what kind of message do you hope to hear from beto and is there a chance he could out-draw the president in terms of crowd size? >> well, as we know, beto has a tendency to draw people of all stripes, and he very likely will draw more people than the president himself. hess message is likely to be what he has been saying all along, including myself,

. >> la dea (drug enforcement administration) tambiÉn espera la sentencia de zambada, que se llevarÁedes a la sala, me uno con ustedes a la conversaciÓn. >> claro que sÍ paulina, amigos cÓmo ustedes saben el juicio contra joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn quien acumulÓ una fortuna de 14 mil millones de dÓlares, ayer terminÓ en nueva york con veredicto de culpable en su contra, por eso vamos con periodÍstica investigadora quien estÁ frente al tribunal federal donde se realizÓ el proceso, muy buenos dÍas amigos gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> muy buenos dÍas un gran saludo de todos. >> tÚ has estado cubriendo el juicio desde el comienzo, cuando se escuchÓ el veredicto cuÁl fue la reacciÓn del chapo su esposa y ademÁs de todos los que estaban en el tribunal, quÉ fue lo que dijeron? >> ciertamente cuando el juicio empezÓ hablar de cada uno de los cargos del "chapo" guzmÁn estaba atÓnito aunque que se le veÍa que de alguna manera estaba esperando esa decisiÓn, su esposa estaba muy cercana a nosotros, en un principio mostÓo algo de tristeza, luego tuvimos la oportunidad de hablar con ella a la salida

. >> mi amor, fue entrenado por la cia, la dea (drug enforcement administration) y el fbi. >> recientementea, panameÑo y colombiano, pero perfecto, pero el inglÉs es lo que me sale bien. >> dÍgame algo en inglÉs de todos los idiomas dÍgame por ejemplo cÓmo se dice muerto en inglÉs. >> muerto memori. >> usted me cae bien lo voy a contratar porque me parece lindÍsimo paclind lindosimpÁtico y agradable. >> lo Único que me tiene que dejar dormir. >> ¿quÉ le pasa por que no duerme? >> mire yo amanecÍ deprimido, incluso intentÉ hasta suicidarme, tomÁndome mil aspirinas. >> ¿quÉ le pasÓ. >> comencÉ con mil aspirina pero cuando iba por dos me sentÍ mejor y dejÉ. >> no sÉ si al final usted me va cuidar a mÍ o yo a usted porque me parece que hay que cuidarlo un poquito. >> no se mueva. >> es mi compaÑero de trabajo. >> ¿quiÉn es este tigre? >> mi compaÑero de trabajo. >> aquÍ somos como una familia. >> familia eso es lo mÁs peligroso, el real peligro estÁ en la familia. >> eso es mÁs peligroso que una tarjeta de crÉdito en manos de un hombre enamorado me contrataron para cuidar en una fiesta de las q

continues.on journal host: jack riley is on your screen, a retired drug enforcement administrator specialnt and author. the egg page you say you are compelled to write this book because of the "glorification of el chapo and the drug crisis." what the mean by that? -- do you mean by that? guest: good morning. i was troubled about all the time so many heroic dea agents and policeman and prosecutors spent to bring el chapo to justice. if they go along the border of central and south america, in some cases he is revered as a robin hood figure. the attention he was getting, even in this country, was really getting my attention. if you connect that to his responsibility for much of the opioid problem we have today in this country specifically when you're talking about deportation of heroin and other more deadly form of fentanyl, el chapo is front and center on that. host: did you see that continue through his trial and his conviction last week? guest: i somewhat did, but i have to tell you -- first of all, let me make it clear. i knew the evidence, i knew the prosecutors and i knew the agents.

thank you the evil my administration has sent to congress a commonsense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border it includes humanitarian assistance more law enforcement drug detection at our ports closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry in the past most of the people in this room voted for a wall but the proper wall never got built i will get it built the e.u. law or one this is a smart. strategic see through steel barrier not just a simple concrete wall it will be deployed in the areas identified. by the border agents as having the greatest need and these agents will tell you where walls go up illegal crossings go away way down the law san diego used to have the most illegal border crossings in our country. in response a strong security wall was put in place this powerful barrier almost completely ended illegal crossings. the border city of el paso texas used to have extremely high rates of violent crime one of the highest in the entire country and considered one of our nation's most dangerous cities. now immediately upon its building. with a powerful b

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my administration has sent to congress a common sense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border. it includes humanitarian assistance, more law enforcement. drug detection at our ports. closing loopholes that enable child smuggling. and plans for a new physical physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry. >> and then house speaker nancy pelosi shhed democrats who started booing migrant caravans headed to the border. some were received warmly. >> both parties should be able to reunite for a great rebuilding of america's crumbling infrastructure. lower the cost of health care and prescription drugs, and to protect patients with preexisting conditions. to eliminate the hiv epidemic in the united states within ten years. many childhood cancers have not seen new therapies in decades. my budget will ask congress for $500 million over the next ten years to fund this critical life-saving research. i am also proud to be the first president to include in my budget a plan for a nationwide paid family leave so that every new parent has a chance to bond with their newborn child. >> for others, lawmakers' reactions were deci

cheers and applause] my administration has sent to congress a commonsense proposal to and the crisis on the southern border. it includes humanitarian assistance, more law enforcement, drug detection at our ports, closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry. in the past, most of the people in this room voted for awol but the proper wall never got built . i will geit built. [cheers and applause] this is a smart strategic, see- through steel barrier, not just a simple concrete wall. it will be deployed in the areas identified by the border agents as having the greatest need and these agents will tell you where walls go up, illegal crossings go way, way down. [cheers and applause] san diego used to have the most illegal border crossings in our country. in response, a strong security wall was put in place. this powerful barrier almost completely ended illegal crossings. the border city of el paso, tx used to have extremely high rates of violent crime, one of the highest in the entire country and considered one of our nations most dangerous cities. now, immediately upon its buil

to say about that my administration has sent to congress a commonsense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border it includes humanitarian assistance more law enforcement drug detection at our ports closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry in the past most of the people in this room voted for a wall. but the proper wall never got built i will get it. i was ok that is what we expected but when you say heard that before i mean it jumped out at me as soon as he said it in the very beginning of his his address he said that he wanted to create an immigration system that is safe lawful modern and secure that's why he said this year and a year ago he said he wanted to create an immigration system that is safe modern and lawful so almost a copy and paste from last year which is not only you know trying to blame but the fact that the united states has been kicking down kicking the can down the road for decades i mean we're gratian and here we are. what we didn't have in that sound bite were the words from the president talking about a tremendous onslaught of migrant

my administration has sent to congress a commonsense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border it includes humanitarian assistance more law enforcement drug detection at our ports closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry in the past most of the people in this room voted for a wall but the proper wall never got built i will get it built. this is a smart. strategic see through steel barrier not just a simple concrete wall it will be deployed in the areas identified by the border agents as having the greatest need and these agents will tell you where walls go up illegal crossings go way way down. i. san diego used to have the most illegal border crossings in our country in response a strong security wall was put in place this powerful barrier almost completely ended illegal cross. the border city of el paso texas used to have extremely high rates of violent crime one of the highest in the entire country and considered one of our nation's most dangerous cities now immediately upon its building with a powerful barrier in place el paso is one o

my administration has sent to congress a common sense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border. it includes humanitarian assistance, more law enforcement, drugr ports, closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry. in the past, most of the people in this room voted for a wall, but the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. [ cheers and applause ] >> the democrats' response to the president was delivered by stacey abrams. >> just a few weeks ago, i joined volunteers to distribute meals to furloughed federal workers. they waited in line for a box of food and a sliver of hope since they hadn't received paychecks in weeks. making livelihoods of our federal workers a pawn for political gains is a disgrace. the shutdown was a stunt engineered by the president of the united states, one that defied every tenant of fairness and abandoned not just our people but our values. for seven years i led the democratic party in the georgia house of representatives. i didn't always agree with the republican speaker or governor, but i understood that our c

you. [ applause ] my administration has sent to congress a common sense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border. it includes humanitarian assistance, more law enforcement, drug detection at our ports, closing loopholes that enable child smuggling, and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry. in the past, most of the people in this room voted for a wall, but the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. [ applause ] this is a smart strategic, see-through steel barrier, not just a simple concrete wall. it will be deployed in the areas identified by the border agents as having the greatest need and these agents will tell you where walls go up, illegal crossings go way, way down. [ applause ] san diego used to have the most illegal border crossings in our country. in response, a strong security wall was put in place. this powerful barrier almost completely ended illegal crossings. the border city of el paso, texas, used to have extremely high rates of violent crime. one of the highest in the entire country, and considered one of our nation's most dangerous cities. now, immediately upon its building, wi

. >> my administration has september to congress a common sense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border, it includes, humanitarian e assistance, more law enforcement. drug detection at our ports, closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry. in the past most of the people in this room voted for a wall. but the proper wall never got built. i will get it built. [applause.applause. lou: nancy pelosi not standing the strength to stand at the appropriate moment. but nonetheless others did, a lot of others, joining us with his perspective, what i believe was an historic speech, declared by a president brave enough to stand against the military, diplomatic establishment and evener on the orthodoxy of both political batters, jim jordan and debbie lesko, and ed rollins, and president's strength on full display. saying it's time for the united states to begin bringing your troops home. >> great nations do not tightened less wars. when i took office, isis controlled more than 20 thousand square miles in iraq and syria. today we have liberated virtually all of the terr

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my administration has sent to congress a common sense proposal to end the crisis on the southern border it includes humanitarian assistance more law enforcement drug detection at our ports closing loopholes that enable child smuggling and plans for a new physical barrier or wall to secure the vast areas between our ports of entry . in the past most of the people in this room voted for a wall but the proper wall never got built i will get it built. we've heard the word wall there's been a lot of debate ladies. whether it's lately if it's going to be a barrier for the solving there is no doubt tonight that president trump and the number of times he said the word wall however does that message she did most of his speech was focused on the fear that people feel about illegal immigration we don't talk about the economic impact whether positive or negative a legal immigration is that way to go yes i think it is if you talked about by the see through steel barriers that he talked about el paso texas which was one of the most crime ridden cities in the country until they put up this barrier this wall and now it's one of the safest cities in the country he