have you ever heard of the sylow a drug cartel well the u.s. considers them to be one of the most powerful drug trafficking groups in the world and it's also regarded as mexico's most powerful organized crime syndicate and even though this cartel was created in mexico its reach extends across the u.s. most notably in chicago which is a major drug ship and. in fact the dea agent congo is named the cartels leader you know gruesome and public enemy number one now a federal court in the city is trying to scandal involving the cartel that could potentially incriminate several levels of u.s. law enforcement so let's rewind for a second back to two thousand and nine when allegations began to surface over collusion between the cartel and mexican police all happening just after the arrest of tops in a low a cartel leader vincent de. zimbardo was allegedly responsible for overseeing assassination orders of mexican government authorities and rivals of the cartel but he was later extradited to the u.s. on drug trafficking charges and it is defend c claimed

in fact the congo is named the cartels leader. in public enemy number one now a federal court in the city is trying to scandal involving the cartel that could potentially incriminate several levels of u.s. law enforcement let's rewind for a second back to two thousand and nine when allegations began to surface over collusion between the cartel and mexican police all happening just after the arrest of tops in a low a cartel leader vincent de. zimbardo was allegedly responsible for overseeing assassination orders of mexican government authorities and rivals of the cartel but he was later extradited to the u.s. on drug trafficking charges and it is defend c claimed federal court's findings that the u.s. government had offered the crime syndicate immunity to import tons of drugs across the border in exchange for information on rival cartels the issue was exacerbated however when it was discovered that the vast majority of the weapons at the heart of the fast and furious scandal ended up in the hands of the very same drug gang and whil

or cartel has been documenting the. check this source the last eleven years he has signed agreements and in fact in a diamond in san diego was dropped against some that started in the mid ninety's by the late ninety's we know for sure that there was extensive contacts between lawyers and the da and perhaps a number of other federal uses as well these are the kind of communications in fact that the defense that somebody is the fantasy in this very hard to get revealed but in our ad they're kind of arcane law that from the late seventy's on security that the prosecution has cited the very very ill overwhelming bulk of evidence related to the kind of the just in the cases have been withheld during the trial and sort of this business cat fight during a status year and that has been ongoing over which documents will be released and which ones will not and the federal judge. is basically making those decisions and as trial unfolds and finally gets its start in chile you know it's officially slated to start in february never d

in fact the dea agent congo is named the cartels leader. who's men public enemy number one now a federal court in the city is trying to scandal involving the cartel that could potentially incriminate several levels of u.s. law enforcement let's rewind for a second back to two thousand and nine when allegations began to surface over collusion between the cartel and mexican police all happening just after the arrest of tops in a low a cartel leader vincent de. zimbardo was allegedly responsible for overseeing assassination orders of mexican government authorities and rivals of the cartel but he was later extradited to the u.s. on drug trafficking charges and it is defend c claimed federal court filings that the u.s. government had offered the crime syndicate immunity to import tons of drugs across the border in exchange for information on rival cartels the issue was exacerbated however when it was discovered that the vast majority of the weapons at the heart of the fast and furious scandal ended up in the hands of the very same drug gang and

have you ever heard of the sylow a drug cartel or the u.s. considers them to be one of the most powerful drug trafficking groups in the world and it's also regarded as mexico's most powerful organized crime syndicate and even though this cartel was created in mexico its reach extends across the u.s. most notably in chicago which is a major drug shipping hub in fact the congo is named the cartels leader you know gruesome and public enemy number one now a federal court in the city is trying to scandal involving the cartel that could potentially incriminate several levels of u.s. law enforcement let's rewind for a second back to two thousand and nine when allegations began to surface over collusion between the cartel and mexican police all happening just after the arrest of tops in a low a cartel leader vincent de. zimbardo was allegedly responsible for overseeing assassination orders of mexican government authorities and rivals of the cartel but he was later extradited to the u.s. on drug trafficking charges and it is defend c claimed federal c

or cartel that it's. lawyer castro lawyer as you know by now lawyer was in a meeting with incentives and bought it with two agents at the sheraton hotel which is right approach the street from the u.s. and the u.s. embassy the same night as the rest of that five hours before his arrest so there's a lot of frightening kind of tie ins in evidence of this case that give somebody a lot more credit unfortunately the main streets in yes are given right definitely claims that should be looked into seriously let's talk about the possible various scandal the fact that all these arms ended up in the cartels hands how far up the ranks of law enforcement does this go and why do you think that we're not hearing about that at all on the corporate news and. well you know that we're actually did get some attention when a couple of republicans were looking into it and you know basically conducting a massive investigation by the tie into this of the design by case that's really the tie in that the corporate media has becom

of tops in a low a cartel leader then sent a. zimbabwe was allegedly responsible for overseeing assassination orders of mexican government authorities and rivals of the cartel but he was later extradited to the u.s. on drug trafficking charges and it is defense see claimed federal court filings that the u.s. government had offered the crime syndicate immunity to import tons of drugs across the border and exchange for information on rival cartels the issue was exacerbated however when it was discovered that the vast majority of the weapons at the heart of the fast and furious scandal ended up in the hands of the very same drug gang and while this trial continues to be pushed back zimbabwe has a status hearing set for the twenty fifth of this month where his defense attorneys are expected to provide damning evidence against the federal drug enforcement agency but as explosive as the scandal is that somehow flown well below the radar of the corporate news so to help break down the latest in the case the larger implications of the tr

two drug cartels battling for turf.ogue band of former military are trying to push out the gulf cartel, which has smuggled drugs across the rio grande for decades. killings of constant. tiffany and david hartley learned firsthand. mexican police were not to be trusted. for instance, he was coming home from the bank after cashing our rent check and police pulled him over, followed him from the bank. pulled him over. had him step out and punched him in the face and stole his money. >> reporter: david, she says, saw someone get shot on the street. did you sense it was getting more dangerous ask. >> you could. yeah. you could sense it. you'd hear more about it. >> reporter: what did they look like? describe how you would pick out a cartel member? >> there trucks at that time had their name. the cdt or the z for the zetas. they had actually marked their vehicles with their name and who they were. >> reporter: david convinced his company to allow him at least to live on the american side of the border in mccallon. soon afterw

two drug cartels battling for turf. a rogue band of former military are trying to push out the gulf cartel, which has smuggled drugs across the rio grande for decades. killings are constant. tiffany and david hartley learned firsthand. mexican police were not to be trusted. for one instance, he was coming home from the bank after cashing our rent check, and police pulled him over, followed him from the bank, pulled him over. had him step out and punched him in the face and stole his money. >> reporter: david, she says, saw someone get shot on the street. did you sense it was getting more dangerous? >> you could. yeah. you could sense it. you'd hear more about it. >> reporter: what did they look like? describe how you would pick out a cartel member? >> their trucks at that time had their name. the cdt or the z for the zetas. they had actually marked their vehicles with their name and who they were. >> reporter: david convinced his company to allow him at least to live on the american side of the border in mcallen. soon a

a former band of military guards called the zetas and the more traditional gulf coast cartel. >> whatople don't realize when you're looking at the border is that there are certain portions that are not controlled by the mexican government. and the area of falcon lake was directly controlled by the zetas, and this was a very strong smuggling corridor for them. >> reporter: so you believe this was mistaken identity? >> clearly, all evidence indicates that this was a case of mistaken identity based on the tactical intelligence i've seen surrounding the case. >> reporter: the most likely scenario is david and tiffany hartley had wandered into a drug war and were mistaken as the enemy. zapata county sheriff siggy gonzalez believes the hartleys not only wandered into a war but arrived on the mexican side of falcon lake at the exact moment a cartel was about to move a large amount of marijuana. up on a bluff, the spotters, his sources told him, caught the first glimpse of a possible glitch in the drug deal. >> that area is an area that's notorious for crossing or storing of thousands of poun

and frequently have drug cartels coming across the border. >> how many drug cartel barons and their operatives have attacked people in texas? >> we have drug cartel members who have shot at law enforcement, who have hit law enforcement with bullets. >> texas civilians. >> my point is if they are so brazen that they're going to shoot law enforcement officers, innocent ranchers have to be fearful and these ranchers may be hundreds of miles away from any law enforcement. >> has any texas rancher, to your knowledge, ever been confronted by a mexican drug cartel? >> absolutely. >> when? zblfr month. >> there are shootouts all over with mexican drug cartels and texas farmers? >> you said confronted. they're confronting ranchers on an ongoing basis in the state of texas. they deserve, under the second amendment, to have the ability to meet force with force, which is what the second amendment guarantees. so these ranchers need to be able to protect themselves. let me add one more thing. you're in houston right now. there are members of the vicious gang ms-13 right here in houston as well as other dead

have you ever heard of the set a lower drug cartel well the u.s. considers them to be one of the most powerful drug trafficking groups in the world and it's also regarded as mexico's most powerful organized crime syndicate and even though this cartel was created in mexico it's reach extends across the u.s. most notably in chicago which is a major drug shipping hub in fact the dea agent congo is named the cartels leader. grisman public enemy number one now a federal.

. >> el asesinato de francisco chacón, el policía de jalisco, indica que los carteles del crimen intentanutar a agentes del orden >> es un encargado de la nueva generación >> un ex policía fue detenido por el asesinato de su ex jefe, dijo que fue por venganza. >> 2 mataron en santa fe >> se cambió de bando, tras reprobar los examees de confianza sin saber por que, si se cree que tienen vinclulos con la delincuencia son retirados de su cargo >> cientos de ellos salieron a protestar en guadalajara. >> no sabemos como dan la veracidad que la mayoria de los policías estamos coludidos, que si en verdad lo estamos, que nos hagan un proceso >> tantos despidos ponen al estado en riesgo >> a medida que se debilitan las estructuras de seguridad publica, y se fortalece el crimen organizado, claro que existe un riesgo >> no niega que existe colaboración de la policía con carteles, pero hay muchos policías premiados por su valor >> nadie quiere ingresar a la policía, porque pondrás en riesgo, porque no son aptos bajo criteros de una personas que no sabe de la labor policial >> es increíble, un primer

yes was asked is there a risk of a cartel between investment banks to deliberately fix the library has to reckons that the problem is that more a junior level there was a meeting in a city bars kind of thing going back to the big bang so he's saying in the beginning there was nothing and then maggie said let there be fraud yes in the beginning there was stephen hester and on the day he committed massive fraud in the live more scandal and he's blaming his makes he's blaming oh it's meeting this well i'd like to see him use that defense well you know in a situation where the crimes are a bit more obvious you know people don't understand that when the stephen hester commits fraud f r a you day in case you're wondering how to spell that word stephen hester committed fraud serial fraud serial fraud to matter. when you commit fraud. people don't understand that it has consequences. and so steven asters defense that well a bunch of my mates were arguing for gay rights down in what's that sound our director lives in brighton well you know we didn't take on board the fact that we were committin

was asked is there a risk of a cartel between investment banks to deliberately fix the libel rate has to reckons that the problem is that more a junior level there was a meeting in a city bars kind of thing going back to the big bang so he's saying in the beginning there was nothing and then maggie said let there be fraud yes in the beginning there was stephen hester and on the day he committed massive fraud on the live more scandal and he's blaming his makes he's blaming oh it's meeting this well i'd like to see him use that defense well you know it in a situation where the crimes are a bit more obvious you know people don't understand. when the stephen hester commits fraud f r a u d in case you're wondering how to spell that word stephen hester committed fraud serial fraud serial fraud to matter. when you commit fraud. people don't understand that it has consequences. and so stephen asters defense that well a bunch of my mates were arguing for gay rights down in what starts out our director lives in brighton well you know we didn't take on board the fact that we were committing mass

money john money cartel bank scandal the barclays libel or rigging the. other two major banks involved and a i.g.a. of the mis selling scandal the the credit default stand on every single orders for major banks in the u.k. the inter board of all these banks are or are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud go over here tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're busy in the heart of touching each other well it's coming down here and it got it for your fraud that's unconscionable. thank you thank so much for being the cause report you. say to have a second half of a speaking to misfire stein author of planet ponzi. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. old freeboard video for your media project free media r t v dot com. let me let me hear one wouldn't let me ask you a point. here on this network because we're having the debate we have our night. before you leave this space station never get here it is great we're going to talk about your name and we. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser so i'm not a go to mak

money john money cartel bank scandal they barclays libel or rigging the. other two major banks involved and a i.g.a. of the misselling scandal the the credit default scandal every single one of these four major banks in the u.k. the inter board of all these banks are are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud go over here tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're busy in the heart of touching each other but i'm coming down here for your fraud that's unconscionable to pay paul. thank you thank so much report thank you. say to have a second to have a speaking to my fireside planet poncing. government no longer represents the people. the people are going to take the term. we. live. the way our economic system currently the. way. we speak your language or not advance. music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn it into angles stories. spanish to find out more visit. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser so i'm not a go to make fire so. planet ponzi which i'm holding here right now

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money john money cartel banks scandal they barclays libel or rigging the. other two major banks involved and a i.g.a. of the mis selling scandal the the credit default standard every single one is for major banks in the u.k. the entire board of all these banks are are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud golo here tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're freezing in the heart of touching each other's blow instead of coming here and it cut it for fraud that's unconscionable. thank you thank so much mainly because reports. say to have a second half obvious picking to make fire sign off their planet ponce. choose your language. of holy week over the internet. some of. the consents to. choose the opinions that immigrate to. choose the stories that in life choose access to. government no longer represents the. people who are going to take the term. the way our economic system currently lives. live. technology and innovation all the list of elements around russia we. covered. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser so i'm no

money john money cartel bank scandal they barclays live or rigging the. other two major banks involved and i just missed selling scandal the the credit default standalone every single one of these four major banks in the u.k. the entire board of all these banks are are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud kolo toure tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're freezing in the heart of touching each other but i'm coming down here for your fraud that's unconscionable. thank you thank so much. thank you. planet. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project a free media. tom. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives with. over sixty two percent. i diagnosed with aids this is a problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about it there were really good public health campaigns that people were really focused on this problem you certainly should be able to have a lot less a tragedy

money john money cartel banks scandal they barclays libel are rigging the. other two major banks involved and i genie of the mist selling scandal the the credit default standalone every single one has four major banks in the u.k. the entire board of all these banks are are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud golo here tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're busy in the heart of touching each other well coming down here it cut it for fraud that's unconscionable to be. thank you thank so much being a report you. say to have a second half obvious picking to make firesign author of planet ponzi. listen. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of a diagnosis of. over sixty two percent of patients. with this is a problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about it there were really good public health campaigns that people were really focused on this problem you certainly should be able have a l

money john money cartel banks scandal they barclays libel or rigging the. other two major banks involved and i genie of the mist selling scandal the the credit default scandal every sort of orders for major banks in the u.k. the entire board of all these banks are are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud go over here tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're busy in the heart of touching each other but i'm coming down here for your fraud that's unconscionable. thank you thank so much report thank you. say to the second half speaking to. planet ponce. government no longer represents the. people who are going to take the term. the way our economic system currently. download the official publication so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't fly with your mobile device so you can watch on t.v. any time anyway. in the welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to misfire stein author of planet ponzi which i'm holding here right now this is the

was asked is there a risk of a cartel between investment banks to deliberately fix the library has to reconcile the problem is that more a junior level there was a meeting is a city bars kind of thing going back to the big bang so he's saying in the beginning there was nothing and then maggie said let there be fraud yes in the beginning there was stephen hester and on the day he committed massive fraud and a lot more scandal and he's blaming his makes he's blaming oh it's mating this well i'd like to see him used that defense you know it in a situation where the crimes are a bit more obvious you know people don't understand. when the stephen hester commits fraud f r a u d in case you're wondering how to spell that word stephen hester committed fraud serial fraud serial fraud to matter. when you commit fraud. people don't understand that it has consequences. and so stephen asters defense that well a bunch of my mates were arguing for gay rights down in what starts out our director lives in brighton well you know we didn't take on board the fact that we were committing massive acts of f

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money john money cartel bank scandal the barclays libel or rigging the. other two major banks involved and a i.g.a. of the mis selling scandal the the credit default stand on every single orders for major banks in the u.k. the entire board of all these banks are are complicit to fraud f r u d they're complicit in fraud golo here tell me you're not fraud but you won't because you're busy in the heart of touching each other's blow instead of coming down here it cut it for your fraud that's unconscionable to be. thank you thank so much report thank you. say to have a second to have speaking to my fireside planet. government no longer represents the. people we're going to take the term. we. believe. the way our economic system. is not. what. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charming welcome to the big picture. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser so i'm not a go t

and if we have been doing of the last five years we could say to the oil pricing cartel, namely opec, know what to we are going in a different direction. you're not going to tell us. [talking over each other] gerri: we have at all. there is alternative right there. >> s. and the ethanol that we cannot produce. i mean, the epa has made a joke out of ethanol by fining companies for not delivering ethanol that physically cannot be produced. how bad taxation scheme is that? they can't make it. science will allow us to make it, but get the oil companies are paying a tax for not producing it. it is a joke, and it's not funny gerri: it is a joke, and on this show in the past to said that the president's energy policies generally are no laughing matter. you're not a fan. what should he be doing in the second four years that he did not do in the first? >> turn his rhetoric into a real action plan. he said in the campaign all and all the above. where are the leaders on expanding the offshore and the federal leasing for oil and gas protection? where is the leaders on clean coal technology, which

as the feds now believe fake merchandise like this is funding mexican drug cartels. $13.6million worthfake sports merchandise has been seized over the past five months along with evidence that the cartels are using counterfeits to launder money and expand illegal activities. while finding the stuff is easy --it's being sold all over downtown san francisco -- stopping the sellers is not. >> don't touch my camera. >> please don't film my table. >> reporter: and found others selling nearby the very next day. something the feds say is all too common. >> experience yesterday i was coming out of a restaurant from lunch and a guy set up a table in front of me piled a bunch of this stuff on the table and started selling it. >> reporter: now none of the local street vendors with counterfeit merchandise are facing charge. they are a low level part of the counterfeit world. the feds have shut down more than 300 websites and warn while fakes are cheaper than licensed merchandise, they can contain dangerous dyes and chemicals, as well. >> are we just talking sports merchandise? >> no, all counterfe