why isn't he going after the cartel profits?he designates cartels as terror groups, that means he can let our military loose on their compounds. if these cartels were muslims doing the exact same thing that they're doing in mexico, biden would have drone them to death and confiscated their cash by now. is biden not targeting cartel bank accounts because some powerful americans use the same offshore banks? seems like something the media might be curious about. the cartels are wage ago war on america and joe biden has not surrendered. he doesn't know we're at war. the united states needs to militarize our posture towards mexican drug cartels just like against terrorists. every day we don't do anything, more americans die and the cartels grow more powerful. state and local governments are left to fend for themselves. kari lake is a reason in arizona. joins me now. what is your plan to fight the cartels? seems like arizona is outgunned. >> we're ground zero. thanks for having me on, jesse. my plan is the most bold, aggressive plan t

the in the cartels are clearly moving beyond drugs and moving into daily mexican life. now lebanon is in the grip of a deep economic crisis brought on by decades of financial mismanagement and misfortune. the lebanese currency has lost so much of his value that millions of coins are suddenly of little use. but one jeweler has found a creative way to increase their worth bracelets, necklaces, earrings, all made out of money. this coin is now worth more as a raw material than it is as legal tender currency. that's because the value of lebanon's pound has depreciated 95 percent since the start of the countries financial meltdown. 3 years ago. i thought we can't buy anything with it any more, but it's still very valuable to us and we don't want it to get lost mud man could. but rather than and see how though it's lost, it's monetary worth. some are still trying to preserve it's sentimental value. hey, did it become so much? didn't he that get his $25.00, a lebanese pound bank now used to be the price of a house. this is how my parents bought their house. but it's sad when w

government and private companies allegedly selling guns to drug cartels.attempt was thrown down by the u.s. federal judge. the mexican government is now going after just a few companies, particularly in arizona, where most of the guns used by mexican drug cartels are coming from. to my understanding, these have very little opportunity to actually -- the first one. first of all, the u.s. gun manufacturers have huge legal resources to fight against. second of all, because i think the target or the goal to sue is actually to just pay attention to what the u.s. manufacturers are doing, not only the responsibility of the u.s. government in all the violence happening in mexico currently, but to bring light to the responsibility on private companies on this issue. document showed 80% of the guns traced back to the u.s. are coming from shops in arizona, which is a major corridor for most of the top cartels in mexico. amy: we have to leave it there but we are going to continue our conversation in a post-show. we will do an interview in spanish and we will post it o

and we'll go to mexico where drug cartels are fighting for control of the food business. and it's distribution jane. i'm for cobra. welcome to the program. european leaders have come together in the check capital, prague for the inaugural european political community forum. a meeting where you member states, turkey, britain and other countries have come together to discuss how they can boost to security and economic prosperity. today, the 27 e leaders and attendance are gathering separately for an informal you council meeting. a key topic on the agenda is how to deal with the current energy crisis. several countries have enacted relief packages to help ease the burden on taxpayers . now these packages vary and cost. let's take a look at some of them. now. spain's relief package will cost 27000000000 euros francis package. $45000000000.00 euros and italy will hand out a total amount of $50000000000.00 euros. germany's package will cost more than the previous $3.00 combined. the reef package will cost taxpayers 200000000000 euros. it does include a one time payment of $300.

so we'll ask if the employment market is cooling our off to mexico, where drug cartels are fighting for control of the food supply chain as a state of your business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. this unity in the european union, e. u. member states are struggling to find agreement on how to face the blocks energy supply problems. leaders of the 27 nations happened meeting in prague on the fringes of the 1st gathering of the new european political community. on the agenda was a proposed natural gas price cap, but no deal could be reached with some member states said to be harder affected than others. another bone of contention is germany's plan to spend $200000000000.00 euros on keeping gas prices down. it's a some that far out strips other large european economies. and critics say we're to store the eas, internal energy market. so how is germany justifying its position? now? course one at nina hasa is with the delegation in prague. germany argues that other countries are doing similar things as well. austria is on its 3rd financial aid package. and a, you have to keep in

this was recovered by texas dps by a cartel drone and shows a recent gun battle between the gulf cartel and northeast cartel firing at each other with.50 caliber machine guns. tracer rounds go back and forth towards each other near a mexican border city directly across the river from roma, texas in the rio grande valley. very popular and important smuggling corridor the cartels are fighting over and the same area where we've witnessed texas national guard and border patrol shot at across the river and last october we witnessed a cartel machine gun fired into the u.s. the cartel activity right there on the u.s. doorstep. you can see it in that video. elsewhere along the border look at this video. human smuggling running rampant on the u.s. side of the border. this video as they chase a human smuggler in the rio grande valley. he crashes through a fence and everybody bails out from the vehicle including a large group of illegal immigrants running into the brush. troopers have to make a decision who they will go after. they decide to pursue the smuggler and run through the brush and take h

cartels are all too common.jesse: innocent civilians are often caught in the crossfire. [gunfire] >> jesse: today "primetime" obtained exclusive video of the gulf cartel and northeast cartel in the middle of a gunfight just miles from the texas-mexico border. they're battling over territory to use for human and drug trafficking. the cartels make billions off their trafficking, and with money comes sophisticated equipment. drones with military grade weaponry and thermal imaging. the president of the united states has the power to put an end to this, to choke out their funding, lock down their bank accounts, and make them lose a lot of access to fast cash to keep operations up and running. all he has to do its designate the cartel as terrorists. do these look like terrorists to you? yeah. but time and time again the biden administration lengths us down. case in point. we just found out the man that's supposed to be working on our border crisis, secretary may, mayorkas' staff emailed him this, saying they saw no wh

but the cartels, they have their own mar-a-lago's and those are fine, leave them

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melvin says is the big guy getting his 10 percent from the cartels?achusetts as do those who want to eliminate columbus day realize they will no longer get the random day off? that will change their minds. actually, we still got today off. indigenous peoples' day coming to still get paid on indigenous peoples' day. how about another holiday, how about we get columbus day and indigenous people, two days we don't get work and we both get paid. that's the solution. gary from clodagh, hey, jesse, i want to know what kind of knot that is in your tie, it's the best looking not ever on tv. who does that? you or someone else? >> i tie my own ties unlike kennedy. but that's not does not have a name. i'm not going to -- i'm not going to assume the knot's identity. it is what it is. it's like a windsor, but ♪ ♪>> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy columbus day. that's the busy day we discover celebrate the discovery of the new world, and all that happened, which is the creation of the most free and honest society in the history o

because right now the cartels are operating with impunity.p with the chinese transnational criminals and they are destroying our country and our future generation. right now as example, just like last week six and 56000 fake pills were seized by homeland security. the riverside sheriff. last two weeks we seized 1 million pills and dea out in los angeles. we have so many seizures of massive amounts of pills and deadly fentanyl we have got to destroy it at the source. arthel: how do you do that though? how you go into mexico destroy those labs there? >> it's real simple. you use state-of-the-art technology that we have in america. you work with the mexicans. they do not want to work with us then we have to take care of our america first and protect these little kids that are dying as young as 13 years old. we have technology. you declare them terrorists purchase like former attorney jabbar said they treat them like isis. arthel: i hear what you're saying about it to gordon. but my thought right now is if you are saying the mexican government wo

cartels are making billions and billions of dollars.lly upsets us is this could end tomorrow with the proper policies with proper operations and place it could end tomorrow but for some reason this white house just will not give us what is necessary to end all of this crisis is currently taking place. that is where law enforcement is very, very frustrated with this administration. if our don't work for a cartel that's a message from brandon judge pretty wouldn't think you have to tell people that. good to see you thank you. >> thank you eric. arthel: alright eric eric thank you for the department of justice files a new motion over the special master reviewing documents seized at former president trump's estate. you coming up. should be your style! plop plop fizz fizz, winter warriors with alka-seltzer plus cold & flu relief. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ev

the threat is the mexican cartels.cartel new generation are poisoning our country like we've never seen in the history of the country. unfortunately, bill, they are working with the chinese transnational criminals. they are destabilizing our country, our families need help. that's what's happening. all these law enforcement leaders, i applaud them all. i'm happy to be in the state of texas today joining forces with them. >> dana: you mentioned those gangs. i want to show you video we got yesterday in this is a gun fight between rival mexican gangs just miles from the southern border. i'm sure you seen it. this looks like a war zone. what do you think? >> well, the video proves beyond a reasonable doubt, we're dealing with a terrorist organization. right south of our border. they have military weapons. they actually are using sophisticated technology that we can't even infiltrate has law enforcement community in america. we need to update the antiquated laws. they are involved in mutilations. they are involved in decapi

cartels continue to exploit the president's border policy.nowledge it. former a.g. bill barr on the strategic silence and more coming up. >> the threat is the mexican cartels. we've been asking to declare the mexican cartels at terrorists. the white house is silent. they're not even educating america. for appraisal or termite inspections. no upfront costs at all to get the cash you need. veterans get more at newday. breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. what should the future deliver? (music) progress... (music) ...innovation... (music) ...discovery? or simply stability... ...security... ...protection? you shouldn't have to choose. (music) gold. your strategic advantage. (music) visit goldhub.com. >> dana: fentanyl deaths in america have spiked dramatically. it hit the bay area particularly hard. lauren is in san francisco and has a look at the tender loi

you're dealing with dangerous cartels. you're dealing with human and drug traffickers, dangerous work. >> we have to have the support of the government. we have to have the support of senators. we have to have the support of congressman. we have biggs, owens, lesco these people can step up and impeach sect -- secretary mayorkas. governor lake can give the supported that's necessary so we can go after the criminal cartels f. we can go after the criminal cartels we can save the lives of our children grandchildren neighbors and friends. that's what governor blake can do for news is the hour goes by quick. we have six minutes left. >> let's do two hours. >> you have to negotiate with laura ingram. listen. this race is critical. we wish you the best of luck in the governor's race, senatorial race. arizona, it may come down to you right here in this state. thank you for being with us. when we come back, larry elder, we continue from scottsdale.he . i can tell you there is one who always tells the truth. that is the lord jesus ch

nobody knows who the leaders of the cartels are.ed across the newsroom and it needs to be. people should know the leaders who are poisoning americans and lacing fentanyl with street drugs and enemies of the state and we have to look at it that way. >> bill: you said we don't control the border, the mexican government doesn't control the border, the cartels do. this is how they make their money. the fentanyl seized in the past year 14,000 pounds. you know, it's -- it defies understanding as to why we would allow it. you've been down there. you know this. you live in texas. what justifies the policies they've had for the past two years? >> well, from our perspective nothing, of course. it is dereliction of duty and their constitutional duty to enforce the laws. >> bill: what is their logic? >> how do democrats think about this? there are a few things. some cynically believe that the more people they let in the better their electoral chances are in the for future seeing the wave of hispanics changing republicans is not true. south texa

cibernÉticos revelaron documentos que vinculan a josÉ manuel sÁenz, ex jefe de la oficina, con el cartels son mucho mÁs amplios de los que creemos. en realidad hay una narcopolÍtica. reportero: un periodista tuvo acceso a los documentos filtrados y descubriÓ que el exgobernador graco ramÍrez estÁ vinculado a un cartel. >> se requiere una reforma urgente que endurezca las sanciones para castigar estos vÍnculos. reportero: una colusiÓn que tiene sumergido a morelos en una crisis de inseguridad y que hace unos dÍas cobrÓ la vida de la diputada gabriela marÍn sÁnchez, que apenas llevaba tres meses en el cargo. se revelÓ una presunta amenaza contra el presidente lÓpez obrador por delincuentes que roban combustible y que fue informado sobre este riesgo. leÓn: nuestra segunda entrega de cÁpsulas con miras a la participaciÓn de mÉxico en qatar 22. vamos a conocer un poco mÁs de orbelÍn pineda, mediocampista que juega hoy en el fÚtbol de grecia y es uno de los probables jugadores que va a representar a mÉxico en el mundial. es un mago del mediocampo con muchos talentos. orbelÍn: me gustan los ret

the enemy, roofless corporations, corrupt government agencies, and criminal cartels. with a similar design and the target environmentalists in danger starts october 29th on d. w. ah, this is d w. news. asia coming up today. the terror and the trauma of the bali bombings 20 years on survivors. rescuers and families of victims come together to reflect on the attacks that killed and injured hundreds on october, the 12th 2002, we'll hear more from our correspondence in barley in just a moment plas more political infighting in malaysia. the government has called snap elections some 9 months early. will go to quantum per and find out what's going on . ah, i'm jarrett great. thanks so much for joining us. the indonesian island of bali is marking 20 years to day since the deadly bombings in 2002. the blasts tore through a popular tourist district, killing 202 people from 21 countries and wounding many more. most of the victims were foreigners, on holiday. hundreds of mourners and survivors gather to die at the memorial monument in barley, with the names of the victims have be

, the mexican drug cartels if partnership with mexico.ue. and the border crisis is fueling their illegal networks. maria: yeah. and by the way, they're making 300 million a week just on human smuggling, that's not including the drugs l. the other day, dagen, you made the point that he el paso sent e people to big cities than greg abbott has, he'll -- el paso's r is a democrat. they're compiling an online migrant dashboard which is supposed to help the city track the state of illegal migrants coming through the city. el paso has seen 60,000 border crossers just through the last six months, chad. what do you make of this dashboard? >> well, i think it's an interesting dashboard but i think it is also showing you that whether you're a democrat or republican along that border, you need help and you're overwhelmed. if you've got the mayor of el paso bussing migrants all over the country, into new york or into d.c., what that says is that this is not a political issue. this is a necessity issue for those that live along that border and when the

authorities say three major cartels operating within the u.s. smuggled the drugs, including fentanyl, through mexico. >> the amount of drugs that we are talking about is huge. and those are coming across the border in cars and in trucks. >> reporter: according to u.s. attorney nick brown, federal authorities track the groups and monitor their efforts to recruit people in the seattle area to distribute the narcotics on the street. 330,000 pills of fentanyl alone were seized. former head of dea international ationsike ngerous drug c that unit states is from . other drugs because it's much more lucrative. >> reporter: just yesterday, two separate busts in arizona and oregon brought in more than 18 pounds of the drug fentanyl, which is usually disguised as more expensive drugs. it is also one of the deadliest. in 2021, colorado saw an almost 70% increase in fatal fentanyl overdoses from 2020. more than 900 deaths. >> that should really scare the american public. >> and here is another scary fact. fentanyl is 100 times stronger than morphine. authori

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gillian turner on the growing national security threat posed by cartels along the border. josh kraushaar with cree action politically. griff jenson is live in eagle pass, texas. you already saw it is not groundhogs day, it is reality for the people there. >> such a great point. the vice president talks about seeing solutions to the problem. officials here don't see a solution that's ready. opening behind the national guard behind me we just had six people from ecuador come through here. up the river our drone is covering small groups under the bridge and take a look at this video from earlier this morning. we shot this group 300 strong migrants have venezuela, peru and encountered a family from sri lanka. we talked to the father and here is what he had to say. >> where are you from? >> sri lanka. >> how long have you been traveling? >> 45 days. >> 45 days. did you come by boat, how did you come, go through the jungle? >> yeah, everything. boat, jungle, we went through everything. >> vice president harris said the border is closed. but do you think the border is open? >> we

cartels are taking home $200 million a week, $300 million a week. smuggling people in. talk to us a little bit about who is coming in. i know that there were 80 people on terrorist watch lists who have been apprehended. we don't know about the got-aways. >> yeah, and that's the scary aspect of border security not just the fentanyl, not just the dangerous drugs but those individuals that are coming from countries that want to do us harm. we are seeing that day in and day out, four iranians the other day. we are seeing people from countries that do not like the united states and we don't know who those people are and we don't know what their intentions are and we don't know what they are ultimately going to do in the united states given the time to create those acts of terror that they could be ultimately planning. so, again, that's the scary aspect and we've got to get this under control. if we don't get this under control, we are going to fill the problems that are going to be coming in the future. maria: yeah, i also want to talk about the drugs be

>> well, look, this is whole new low for the cartel, the new generation cartel producing most of thissor from china. they are targeting younger generation, just like e-cigarettes, they made something that taste like candy. some states outlaw them because they are targeting the younger generation. cartels are smart, they are trafficking children and women and moving drugs across the border. sartels are smart and targeting new generation of customers, they get kids hooked and got a customer for decades, a new low. go back to governor abbott or back to president trump who wanted to designate these cartels as terrorist organizations, we need to target them, dismantle them and only the united states can do that. they own a big part of the military and law enforce mentz. mexican government is corrupt, they bought them off. >> carley: jenkins, texas, a smuggler bust going down right now, just such an incredible reminder of this stuff happening every single moment of everyday now and this is a good situation where smugglers were caught. tom, the number of people and the amount of drugs pourin

cartels keep coming up with drugs that are more powerful more addictive, literally killing americansnds every year. >> a clip of new docuseries from turning point usa called border battle takes you to front lines of the southern border crisis with exclusive footage what is happening there, looks at fallout but illegal migration has had on the united states, joining me right now turning point usa ceo founder executive producer of that film border battles charlie kirk here thanks for all that you are doing tell us about border battle what it is about what influenced you to make this. we were told repeatedly no crime on southern border i live in arizona here right now i can tell you first pandemic porous southern border is affecting lives in every way possible from fentanyl to drugs to crime to pressure on infrastructure, so over last nine months turning point usa decided to embark on educational project to go straight to southern border, worked with border patrol, ice sheriff, went to yuma decided to tell story in multipart series people can find it exclusively at this point at salem n

resources to target the cartels. neil: the different resources, what would we do differently if they have that designation? >> political people in different countries that support these cartels, seize assets from corrupt politicians enriching themselves by supporting drug traffic and human traffic on the border. those are the tools we can use as a us government to put pressure on high corrupt political candidates in mexico. neil: do you think the mexicans are doing anything or enough on this front? they seem to give a green light in the past to those on the southern border and continue to push to our border. they talk a good game but don't really walk a good game. >> at the end of the day the biden administration does not hold it accountable, mexico does not do that. what happened under the trump administration were donald trump put a lot of pressure on the mexican border. we saw them put the mexican national guard on the southern border and northern border to stop human trafficking but that was the pressure on mexic

fentanyl truly is a clandestine killer caused by mexican drug cartels.are terrorists, and it is time we started treating them that way. >> brian: what can we do about it? powerful words from greg abbott, texas governor who lives and breeds every day who tries to stop the flow across the border, lone star state with a series of roundtables including our next guest dps director steve mccraw. hey, steve from what was accomplished yesterday? speak of the most important thing obviously is enforcement of education, they are not just focused on enforcement portion but yesterday was about education. listing all state agencies and listing communities across to texas the media to be able to educate parents and adults in terms of the dangers and literally, literally one pill does kill. we are talking about what the mexican cartels have done with fentanyl. >> brian: why don't we click consider them a terrorist group? with the mexican government i don't we tell them? they're access to drugs? >> certainly the sovereign responsibility of securing the international bord

maria: big tech complaining a dangerous role for the -- playing a dangerous role for the cartels at theer. drug dealers are using social media platforms like tiktok to help drug and human smuggling operations. this is an ad we're showing you on the screen. this is something i've been reporting for months since going to the border five times. now west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey is joining the fight and has been a leader in the fight. the ag of west virginia is with me now. patrick morrisey, good to see you. thanks very much for being here this morning. we were just showing an ad on screen and the ad says basically i've got $70,000, it's yours to transport migrants from mcallen, texas to houston in this tractor-trailer. what ends up happening is you've got 15 and 16-year-old american kids getting behind the wheel of a tractor-trailer like this, getting into speed chases with the police in texas as they jam in as many migrants as will fit in the truck. the truck tips over and then everybody dies. i mean, we've seen this over and over again, ag. you've written letters to the

and rest members of the cartel, sanctions aren't doing enough but we should be doing more.the border we need to do more to strengthen the border and harden our defenses and inside our own country, dea state and federal, local law enforcement working gather relying on intelligence collecting overseas to find the gang members, illegal aliens operating to distribute internal to americans who get hooked on the drug so quickly and it's dangerous. it demands an approach where government including congress is involved in a bipartisan effort with unity of mission and we are not seeing that but this is a clear and present danger to our nation and we've got to do more. arthel: we've got to do more and do it now, we can't wait for whoever is in power, it doesn't matter. if the mexican cartel exploit porous borders, of course special forces can roll up into mexico to confront them and that would call for a lot of different arrangements and not even sure if it's safe. how do we interrupt their operations? >> we can -- some of the things were counterterrorism operations and went more agg

this is already a cartel you are creating a cartel start yourself please, because you are scammers whote unfair rules of the game to the whole world today, on average , food in america continued from 11 to 13% of gasoline. you see what prices they have almost doubled to date in the united states america everyone who is here in this studio , our viewers know that this is a nation absolutely dependent on transportation by car. in every loaf of sausage bread, no matter what the price of gasoline is 15 million barrels, which are released to the market in very short-term conditions, of course, can help. but it will be so individual that it, in principle, will not lead to a global result. you understand what's the matter. they are now in a situation where whatever they do, they complicate the denouement, which will happen in the future. they are now acting on the principle of now nastya but remember that's for politics. it's very bad when they don't think in a catholic way. and now, perhaps, now they will not be able to take one foot out of the clay, but then they will be dirty to the waist.

the cartels, congressman, seem to have absolute control of this border here. >> right now, the cartel taken a smuggling industry to $13 billion and house republicans can do that with the power of the purse. i sit on the appropriations committee and they leave and hold this accountable anded administration to enforce the llaws. >> reporter: we've been reporting on a tiktok video and advertising for a driver to drive from mccallen to houston and $70 throw and cartel taken to social media. >> griff, the cartels are contracting out to gangs and organized criminals, and those gangs are subcontracting it out to every day people. that tiktok video may have been $70,000 advertisement but the cartel may be giving them 150 in order to do that. why? if something goes down, you're seeing every day people get impacted. i asked the sheriff the other day, what does a smuggler look like? he goes, tony, it's every day people now. just in the past month, they caught five national guardsmen that were caught smuggling as well. >> reporter: well, not getting any better here. congressman tony gonzalez meet

democrats will defund the police, republicans will defund the cartels.nder my leadership -- [cheers and applause] we wage ad very tough war on the card tells. we ended catch-and-release. we stepped asylum fraud. we deported illegal alien gang members by the thousands and thousands. we sent them back, got them the hell out of our country. will: there is simply no excuse for for ignore, the issue on the southern border, not if you're a member of the media, not if you're a politician. i don't care what lens you look at through this issue there is no excuse to ignore it. let's say empathy is your driving factor in life. well as you point out record numbers of migrants dying at the southern border. say you're worried about american children. record number of fentanyl coming across the border. say you're worried about the economy, american culture, you can't have a culture of lawlessness and illegal employment. let's say that you're worried about the law, then you care about enforcing these laws. there is no lens, i don't care if you're a democrat or republica

authorities say three major cartels operating within the u.s.e drugs, including fentanyl, from mexico. >> the amount of drugs that we are talking about is huge. and those are coming across the border in cars, and in trucks. >> reporter: according to u.s. attorney nick brown, fderal authorities tracked the groups and monitored their efforts to recruit people in the seattle area to distribute the narcotics on the street. 330,000 pills of fentanyl alone were seized. former head of d.e.a. international operations, mike vihil. >> fentanyl is the most dangerous drug that the united states is currently facing. the cartels are moving away from other drugs, because it is much more lucrative. >> reporter: just yesterday, two separate busts in arizona and oregon brought in more than 18 pounds of the drug. fentanyl, which is usually disguised as more expensive drugs, is also one of the deadliest. in 2021, colorado saw an almost 70% increase in fatal fentanyl overdoses from 2020-- more than 900 deaths. >> that should really scare the american public. >> repo

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and last time we had you on, you had a jaw dropping interview with a cartel member, i don't know howt was amazing. people should watch your podcast because you do a great job. you -- cartel members said that it isn't just child human trafficking, sex trafficking, he talked about the sale of child organs. i mean, this is some dark evil stuff, and we are now empowering the cartels that they're more powerful than ever. >> thank you for saying that because that's exactly what's happening. when i'm on the border or travel to central america, when i talk to the people, you're right, i did get access to a kai coyote,a smuggler and he was higher level because he was in el salvador and his story is not just about moving people across three countries into the united states but taking children but cartels in mexico are literally taking a lot of children. they're harvesting their organs and they're using them in the most horrific ways imaginable. i was able to verify this through dea and u.s. intelligence and what are we doing here and why is the biden administration allowing this to happen and

you saw that the cartels areing using drones.to get your take on what they are using drones for.ing it seems that they are outsmarting them on the ground. >> well, you are right. they have had 20,000 drone incidents. they are being used for a variety of purposes.ar they can sneak around to, you know, the gaps where the agents are not. the other thing is they use them to drop fentanyl entities areas. we will get back to a nationa that is safe, but it starts witg our border. w i cannotit think of a crisis th isof more poignant and morens harmfueql.muni affecting every american community, especially those right next to the border. >> they use the drones to carry and distribute fentanyl and then they just drop it. then they go get it and distributed and push it americad real quick on your bill you wano to drop next week. i are you going to make it illega what this bill tab noncitizensve vote? t thatha is exactly what washingt, d.c. wants to do right now. >> you are right.>> if you are here in the united states illegally, you don't ha

that's cartel weight.ng gangs, guns and drugs. certainly the narcotics unit is doing their share. >> police have identified this man, jeffrey freeman with the first raid. police said he was nowhere to be found. they're searching and asking for the public's helping h*e finding his location. police are more grateful for the fact they were able to get all these drugs off the street. >> bill: thank you. charles watson from atlanta. >> dana: the medical journal argues in a new special issue that discrimination against mental illness is worse than the condition itself. in a new op-ed our next guest rejects the claim and writes woke anti-stigma efforts are only making mental health worse. president michael shellenberger joins us. what's an example, michael, of wokeness when it comes to mental health? >> good to be with you. in the article i talk about three cases where these efforts to destigmatize mental illness have gone too far particularly in the criminal justice system. people who commit violent crimes and r

gillian, are the drug cartels acting with total impunity in the united states?perations are so sophisticated and dangerous they say the biden administration needs to prosecute them as terrorists rather than criminals. >> we should use every authority in the toolbox to go after the mexican cartels for trafficking fentanyl, just as we went after al-qaeda after 9/11. >> texas's attorney general has already taken that step, designating drug cartels as terror groups. new hampshire attorney general is calling fentanyl to be designated as a weapon of mass destruction. >> enlisted the department of defense to counter weapons of mass destruction and must happen now. it can cause mass affects and casualties. >> former national security officials say terrorists have deployed drugs in the past to kill targets, and that fentanyl now is much deadlier than the infamous anthrax scare post-9/11. >> fentanyl could be used just like the taliban used poppy, which is ultimately they put it out on the market and they were able to gain money and funds to fund some of their terrorist a

you're dealing with dangerous cartels. you're dealing with humaine.dann traffickers, drug traffickers,it dangerous workh huma and then te the support. >> and that's and that's what we need. we have to support g have the sf governor . we have to have the support of senators. we also have to have we have the support of the congressmen. >> we've got andy biggs, we'veb, got bridget owens. we've got debbie lesko. these individuals can step up to the plate and immediately impeach secretary mayorkas and then blame ste go for that. and then blake can vote to convict. >> and then, of course, governor lake can then give the ca support that's necessary so aft that we can go afterer the criminal cartels the, we ca go after the criminal cartels, we can save the lives of our children. inal wour grandchildren, our neighbors and our friends. and that's what that's what governor can do for us areiends. the hour goes by quick. he >> we got like six minutes left in the sb over. quicow. can you believe it? let's dowe have six minute two . all

the revenge of the cartel. absolutely, neil.n the biden administration first released oil, it was in november before the war. they did it because opec wouldn't raise production when joe biden called them and told them to do it. now after months of releasing oil, opec will cut production maybe as much as two million barrel as day. within three months, all that oil that we release to the world market is going to be taken back by opec, saudi arabia and russia. it's a net effect of zero. that means your gas prices are going higher. >> neil: now, we had back-to-back big updates in the market, a lot of that has to do with the notion -- these guys could be wrong. we've seen that -- but things could come back sooner than we thought and would lead to a demand in more oil. what do you think of that? >> that is part of the equation, right? we were pricing in the biggest economic crisis since 2008 just a few weeks ago. even though we have economic hurdles ahead of us, it's not as bad as the market thought. one of the things we looked at, if

mexico is effectively run by the cartels at this point but we're going to merge with the cartels.o one noticed this really. congressman matt gaetz noticed it sent a letter to tony blinken asking what is this. he joins us tonight to tell us what he's heard back. congressman thanks so much for noticing this and asking what it means. what does it mean and did you get an answer? >> it means that the globalist left was a that mong knifed north america because they don't think that much of the united states of america in the first place. i haven't gotten an answer but it begs the question why are we so friendly with mexico anyway? they've cooked up more death in the mexican mountains than any crazy mad scientist at wuhan would have ever thought of. it's hard to tell where the cartels end and the government of mexico begins. >> tucker: that's right. >> they had a former president take a hundred million dollars bribe, they had a former defense chief function as the muscle for the cartel, one of their state level attorneys jensen tensed to 20 years in the united states of america. but whil

so you are p and companies in the future should be able to clap together into buying cartels to join the purchase gas on the international markets or some sort of a reverse hallmark if you wish. at the european union also wants to look into ways how to limit price peak. so for instance, they also want to examine whether it's possible to subsidize or to put a cap on prices on gas and fuse to produce electricity. and this outcome as a classic you outcome, everyone gets a little, nobody gets every think add more, talking is needed. and the real problem is that the center piece proposal that was here on the table, a cap on all on prices on all gas imports. debt is something that the leaders are still split um and the split is between maley, germany and france. the 2 biggest economies, the most influential and biggest partners in the you. why can't they agree right now or on so many different issues? well, in with regards to this one issue, price caps, there are really in opposing caps with germany saying that this is not a silver bullet to tackle the crisis that that could be a very risk

that are responsible for enforcing the cartel laws. it is chaos in a crisis like none other.ther words the cartels are making 200 - $300 a week they are enforcing their laws they of the crazy thugs with schools getting crushed tattoos on his wrist they are making sure that they are punishing if you don't follow the law but our own border agents are not allowed to follow the laws of america. >> that's exactly right we've said this many times we don't need new laws we need the political will president biden need the political will to enforce the laws instead of sending kamala harris to campaign and raise money in texas why don't we send her to the border she is the borders are and she needs to understand it and they refuse to talk to the agents were down there. maria: washington is effort in the new law that will make it illegal for noncitizens to vote you have the bill that you're ready to drop next week against that. we will talk about that when we come back we will go to a short break and more with text texas congressman august pfluger. stay with us. go to getrefunds.com pow

speculators against the cartel are going to find it difficult.ani: especially if they do to million barrels per day worth of cuts. what would that really mean? >> 2 million -- we are down from 2 million to one million in the space of 24 hours. that would translate to 600,000 of a real cut. there's a lovely article here. there is a wildcard you could get a unilateral cut from one of the big nations, i.e. the saudi's might do an additional cut on top of what is being speculated out there or the marauding -- emiratis. dani: stay put. let's continue this conversation and bring in to join manus cranny and i our guest carol, ceo and founder of crystal energy. thank you for joining manus and me this morning. manus just talking about what to million barrels per day would mean. jumping from one million barrels. are they going to go full out and do a 2 million barrel cut? >> they have increased market expectation for a significant cut, whether it is one million or 2 million. if they go any shorter, there will be disappointment in the market. as manus said

and what that does, it enriches these car cartels. it's a multibillion dollar trade, human smuggling, because of this crisis. arthel: they're now using social media to recruit. can you tell us more about these social media posts and what are they saying? >> so we've been experiencing this ever since last year when this border crisis started. now that the criminal organizations are starting to expand their criminal enterprise throughout the united states, what they're doing is they're using sophisticated recruitment methods. they're using social media, tiktok, what's an app -- whatsapp, using direct messaging in dallas, houston, usa, even out of state that are making their way to these border communities, even teenagers that are also taking part in human smuggling. just most recently we had a tragic event in you valley, texas, where a 17-year-old was smuggling immigrants, and she lost her life by crashing into an 18-wheeler. so we're seeing these tragic events play out, and it's all because of these transnational criminal organizations