for his alleged ties to the cartels. according to reports published by the u.s.tate department, an estimated 86% of the cocaine that arrives in north america goes through central america. most of e cocaine passes through honduras in light aircrafts. this town is one of the main drug routes housing many of honduras' estimated 200 clandestine airstrips. established by el chapo guzman, a notorious mexican drug lord who in 2019 was sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years at colarado's supermax facility. after hours of waiting, we were guided to a secret location where the cartel leader agreed to meet with us as long as his identity was concealed. how many years have you been working in this business? >> ( translated ): 18 years. >> reporter: how did you get involved? >> ( translated ): i used to work with cattle, feeding them and cleaning, also farming. and the next thing i knew, i was dealing with the high ranks. next thing, you needed to be armed, armed. there's distrust because this is a dangerous business. >> reporter: how does this business work? >> ( translat

de la droga. >> grupo de jalisco es uno y el otro grupo le llaman cÁrteles unidos.: ellos han anunciado las amenazas y los ataques a sus fieles, sus iglesias y sus albergues. >> a los pocos segundos, una balacera que estaba como a 100 metros de nosotros. locutor: algunos dicen sentirse protegidos con la biblia. otros cargan armas de fuego debajo de sus sotanas. >> ¿por quÉ no me matan? ¿por quÉ no me amenazan? si me han tirado balas, pero nunca me han pegado. pues dios me protege. locutor: ellos dicen que a pesar de los riesgos, seguirÁn adelante con su misiÓn de ayudar a los inmigrantes. >> haz tÚ lo que dios te deja hacer y dÉjame hacer a mÍ lo que dios me deja hacer. locutor: hoy mÁs que nunca, ellos dicen que, ante la inacciÓn de algunas autoridades, se ven obligados a cumplir su misiÓn, entre dios y el narco. rodrÍguez: la extrema violencia y el poder de los cÁrteles de la droga han puesto en jaque a comunidades enteras por todo mÉxico. en la mira estÁn las autoridades y la poblaciÓn civil. y tambiÉn representantes de iglesias de distintas denominaciones. hola,

es esposa del líder del cartel.gún tipo de reacción. >> fue arrestada por militares en jalisco. en un comunicado el gobierno de méxico aseguró. >> (información en pantalla). > $55,000,000, en una red de 73 empresas. sen analistas es una derrota para el tráfico de drogas y el cartel jalisco. >> debido al consumo del llamado fentanilo. >> fue arrestada en 2018 y salió libre bajo fianza. el cartel jalisco se convirtió en uno de los más poderosos y violentos y el mencho en uno de los criminales más buscado. aunque sus hijos están en estados unidos. la seguridad en la cárcel donde está recluida fue reforzada ante posible intento de rescate por parte del cartel que en más de una ocasión han demostrado su poder. en una ocasión rescataron al mencho cuando estuvo cerca de ser torturad y en estados como michoacán sostienen una guerra con rivales y autodefensas. >> estamos cuidando nuestro pueblo, nuestro municipio, no nos queda de otra. >> y continúa la cacería contra su líder máximo, el mencho. >> en la frontera entre méxico

when joe biden and his enablers like cartel kelly are allowing the cartels to seize operational controlmentioned, this will affect not only areas like texas, but this is coming to our neighborhood soon. not just the violence with the cartels but also with drug overdoses, addictions. we arere seeing record amount of fentanyl flooding into the country. and i know as a prosecutor we see the price of fentanyl fall, price of heroin fall and that is because there is more supply. this will affect our kids, all of ourec neighborhoods and shame on the biden administration and shame on cartel kelly for turning a blind eye as americans are dying in the streets thanks -- as a result of their they created this, sean. failed policies. we talk about the climate change and all the other stuff, that it is not a man-made crisis. this is a man-made crisis it was created by joe biden. >> sean: is there anything as an attorney general can do? for example, joe biden disperses illegal immigrants to your state. or you have them in the state, can you send them to another state? can you send them to delaware? >>

alejandro: tambiÉn aseguraron que el cartel del golfo tiene comprado los policÍas.ad federal dice que el 50 por ciento de los homicidios dolosos se concentran en seis estados. >> guanajuato, michoacÁn, baja california, jalisco y chihuahua. alejandro: en la calle la delincuencia gana terreno sin que nadie le haga frente. patricia: de la ciudad de washington a partir de hoy no es obligatorio el uso de la mascarilla en lugares cerrados. esto provocÓ polÉmica porque los casos de covid aumentaron en todo el paÍs y en la capital. los dueÑos de algunos negocios dicen que sÍ mantendrÁn el mandato. los empresarios con negocios afectados por la pandemia puede impedir un subsidio. deben tener ingresos menores al millÓn de dÓlares, contar con mÁximo nueve empleados y mostrar que tuvieron pÉrdidas de mÁs de un 25%. reportero: pagar $7500 de renta no ha sido fÁcil porque no ha podido obtener ninguna clase de ayuda del gobierno. >> hasta el dÍa de hoy no hemos recibido respuesta. reportero: ahora espera recibir esta ayuda para pagar la renta. >> estamos atrasados a la renta, la lu

people come across that have to pay off the debt to the cartels.rder at midnight. when i was a prosecutor, they ran from us. now within the next day i got on a plane, leaving mcallen, texas and some of the same people i saw that night before that had come across were put on that plane with a packet telling you where to go, what airline to go to, where to get off, never been tested. had no idea if they were inoculated. virtually none of them had. we have all these issues, plus they're coming to work off their debt in cities all over the country. it's crazy. jason: so the president is set to close down traffic from eight african countries. but you go to the southern border and there is no slowing it down and no covid -- are they even doing testing, let alone making sure that people are vaccinated? >> yes, think about it. 1.7 million people, 1.7 million have come across the border illegally this past year, since president biden signed his order. 1.7 million. virtually none of them, if any of them had been vaccinated and they're not being tested in fac

cartels, soulless cartels, who rape, who murder, who maim, who abuse, who beat the biden administration willfully inflicts this on innocent people by the tens of thousands. they willfully engage in policies that mean children, children will be sexually abused and sexually trafficked and that will mean criminals will get into our country as recently happened in florida. where a man was brutally knifed to death, gruesomely knifed to death by a 24-year-old illegal alien pretending to be 17 to take advantage of automatic catch and release under this administration. what they're doing is morally unforgivable and i hope every person involved in this will be brought and hauled before congress if republicans take back the majority to answer for their crime against humanity. >> lawrence: i hope they do something when they take control because, you know, you have the former administration who put up -- he didn't have full republican support back then. so, if they get control, stephen, i hope they actually do what they promised the voters to do. >> amen. life hangs in the balance. these cartels ar

senate like chuck schumer and cartel kelly because americans are dying as a result of the cartel seizingased functional to kill each and every american this is the shocker, this is what viewers need to pay attention to and listen to because we are worried about this. bootleg counterfeit versions of drugs on the market, oxycontin, vicodin, percocet, adderall and xanax. oxycontin, percocet, adderall, vicodin and xanax. people are seeing their sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, family members die just taking one pill. that's how dangerous it is. >> about 2 milligrams of functional can kill a human. we had a traffic stop here in arizona, one stop a couple of weeks ago with 53 pounds of functional, that's enough to kill the entire population of new york city and washington d.c. combined. our sons and daughters, nieces and neck knowles nephews are dying as a result of the failed policies of the . kennedy: they don't even know -- go ahead. >> this is one thing we know, i have daughters, nieces and nephews, you could be a party and say here is an aspirin and think you are taking adderall o

why would the cartel do mutilation and torture?hing they have been doing for years. >> but usually in mexico and not the u.s.? >> exactly. [muffled audio]. bodies are showing up on the u.s. side. something we have never seen before. what is their intention placing these bodies on the u.s. side? >> sean, since imposing the criminal tress pass laws rye governor abbott, from have been over 1800 people have been arrested but that's only a fractions of the 400,000 that have disappeareded over the last year. >> sean: sarah sanders here with reaction. if joe biden wants to save his presidency on the economy go back to the trump policies that work and he wants rower prices for every -- item go back to energy policy of the donald trump. i don't see that happening. >> everything happening in the biden administration is a total failure. it's clear that the defining characteristic right now of the biden administration is incompetency at the border, crime and cartel violence and in the economy and inflation and when it comes to foreign policy i

vie leapt cartels -- violent cartels that currently exists in mexico. money for the cartel. we estimate that between 2015 and 2016 she used about 70 businesses, we're talking about construction, real estate, restaurants, hotels, clothing stores, and laundered $50 million. so she is an integral part of the cartel, and she is like emma cornell was to el chapo. the main confidant. >> and they're all in the family business. and this one clearly not the nicest of people. half are in jail. the others are being sought for. talk to me about violence. it seems as though a lot of times when i'm thinking of other ones being caught, that all the sudden you see an increase in the violence if that's possible. i mean, there have been nearly 100,000 murders in mexico connected to gangs just in the three years of this current presidency. what's going to happen now? >> i'm going to assume that el mencho is going to retaliate. three hours after rosalina was arrested, they captured to members of mexico's marines where the wife was captured. right now they don't know where

hora en la corte del condado kenosha donde vemos a manifestantes en las escalinatas de la corte con cartelesrittenhouse, diciendo que realmente prevaleciÓ el derecho a la defensa propia y tambiÉn llegaron hace poco manifestantes con megÁfonos diciendo que era culpable. asÍ que este lo que veremos en las prÓximas horas, son a reacciones hasta el momento de la comunidad en kenosha. yo hablaba con un reciente que naciÓ aquÍ y me decÍa que realmente se sentÍa traicionado, que esta fue una decisiÓn que realmente no la consideraba justa y que cree que otra hubiera sido la decisiÓn si la persona que estaba juzgada fuera blanca sin embargo tambiÉn hemos visto que familiares de una las personas que le disparÓ rittenhouse, ellos no quisieron realmente dar ninguna declaraciÓn luego este break de culpabilidad. hasta momento no habido incidente y la policÍa se mantiene en el Área. borja: muchÍsimas gracias por esta cobertura en este caso. vamos con mÁs porque para hablar de esta decisiÓn del jurado, nos vamos a conectar con el abogado Ángel, gracias por estar con nosotros. lo primero que me gustarÍa preg

the people making the money is the cartels and pose a national security threat is the cartels.publicans and democrats have failed the american people on this issue for years. >> you have hit a lot of points that our correspondents have shown live some of the folks coming in with border patrol agents nowhere near and runners. we've seen that in our coverage if anyone has been watching. i want to shift gears a little bit. we want to highlight something. season three of your show available on fox nation. the focus 21st century terrorism revealed. the latest episode titled global extremism. let's watch a clip. >> 130 people were murdered, hundreds more wounded. some of the terrorists have come from the isis caliphate where the attack was planned. others were born in france and belgium. according to this man the work of prosecutors were needed. he showed me how they pieced together the evidence. >> careful investigative work. tell us what's going on and what to expect this season. >> that particular episode is about the true face of terror inside the isis caliphate and it is fascina

administrar los recursos del cartel.. >> la enorme presión de régimen cubano no impidió que se supiera de esfuerzo por levantar la voz >> el régimen intentó silenciarla. cuéntanos >> muchas gracias por tenerme felicidad . hubo activistzas que no pudieron salir de sus caás y arrestos en cubas. se escucharon voces clamando por libertad. hay muchos cubanos exiliados y son personas que nunca han visto una cuba diferente pero mantienen esperanza de conocerla un día. >> en cuba y alrededor del mundo se escuchó un grito de libertad y a favor de una democracia >> policías y civiles delestado vigilaban >> no me dejaron salir >> no cedieron y muchos alzaron de exilio hizo esto.el corazón >> se ha convertido enna clase que define a los cubanos >> es la libertad de cuba >> un grupo de estudiantes se unió al llamado >> nuestras voces tienen que ser escuchadas como jóvenes. >> para que el pacífico. >>a nte la generación no conoce una cuba libre no pierden la fe >> creo que todo es posible y los cubanos pueden >> no se trata solo de lo

mexican cartels murdering people inside the u.s.ll no plans for the president to go to the border. thank you for joining us i'm elizabeth mcdonnell the evening at it starts right now. ♪ ♪ welcome to the show you're watching the fox network. top obama economic advisor, he is blaming covid federal spending for sparking inflation before pouring kerosene on the fire also this, gas and heating oil up 60% natural gas prices about doubling and democrats balking at the biden agenda. edward lawrence in d.c. with more, good to see you edward. >> white house press secretary what the administration is doing right now to fix the issue. oil prices are part of the reason were single largest inflation numbers and 311 years. in fact overall energy prices the trend for the inflation numbers going up. white house press secretary be patient turning this back on republicans pray. >> about wind a number we would cut costs. we have a lot of screaming about inflation willingness to participate in the solution for. >> that is fallen on deaf ears given to in

ahÍ hay un enfrentamiento entre los carteles de jalisco nueva generaciÓn y una fracciÓn del cartel dee de cuauhtÉmoc le pidiÓ a la gente que no salga de las casas. >>> a la poblaciÓn pedirles que si no tienen que salir por las noches no salgan, que sean precavidos y cuÍdense ustedes y sus familias. >>> ismael el mayo zambada, asÍ el terror que se vive en zacatecas y no se ve que tenga pronta soluciÓn. >>> raÚl gracias, vaya lamentable situaciÓn, y de mÉxico vamos un poco mÁs al sur y vamos a centroamÉrica. insuperable el dolor que vive una familia que perdiÓ cinco de sus integrantes en un incendio de una vivienda, en el lugar estÁ nuestra colega jenny corado, adelante. >>> esta familia continÚa sin encontrar consuelo. cada vez que se recibe una llamada desde nueva york y se conocen mÁs detalles de lo sucedido, esta familia cae en llanto ante la pÉrdida de cinco integrantes de su familia por un incendio en una vivienda en nueva york. >>> dijeron que encontraron los cinco cuerpos calcinados, nosotros mantenÍamos la esperanza de que no fueran ellos pero era casi cien por ciento seguro qu

>> otra problemática como la mayor amenaza asina describen autoridades y estamos hablando de los cártelesue cruza ilegalmente a la frontera >>> a pocas horas del atardecer, el sheriff del condado fronterizo nos lleva uno de los corredores que segura que es utilizado por el crimen organizado >>> es un lugar donde no hay mucha vigilancia y pues hacer sus trabajos fácilmente >>> en ellugar se ofrece un fragmento y presencia de autoridades no es permanente >>> es uno de los puntos ingreso de las trocas y no hay mucha vigilancia, no hay oficiales entonces prefiero no operar en lugares así >>> la zona fronteriza es el primer paso el punto clave para el crimen que busca ingresar drogas, seres humanos o cualquier ilícito sin importar la manera >>> por los puentes fronterizos, es que los cárteles mexicanos logran burlar a las autoridades pero su mercancía no está diseñada para quedar hacia el sur de arizona sino que momentos después ingresar al paíís comienza la expansión >>> frente uno de los decomisos efectuados en la gente habla de la importancia >>> aquí se abre las autopistas todos son lugare

how could a drug cartel assure parents they can get their kid into our country?hat easy for them? >> good morning to you. parts of the border it is that easy. not a border wall and agents can't be everywhere at once. completely overwhelmed processing family units. parts of the border there isn't anybody patrolling. that's the case in la joya, texas sometimes. once again as usually know i sound like a broken record. it happens every day. you see family units who crossed illegally into texas, walk down a road and give themselves up to border patrol. these ones border patrol doesn't have to go to the brush to find. they're voluntarily giving themselves up. they believe they will be released into the u.s. and good reason to believe that. mayorkas said his estimation 375,000 have been released this year. mostly family units, unaccompanied teenagers, young kids is right. the cartels like to advertise on social media they can get kids across the border into the usa. back live for a moment we met for a woman in christie hutchinson, the founder of women fighting for ameri

hermano >>> es interesante como el gobierno de los estados unidos ahorita vuelve a enfocarse en un cartelpuestamente gran líder de la organización >>> junto a los hermanos nevárez es acusado del trasiego ilícito de fentanilo, heroína, cocaína, mentafetamina y marihuana además, autoridades lo han identificado oficialmente como un miembro de alto rango en el cártel de sinaloa >>> ahora hablamos de la familia guzmán loera cuando por muchos años se hablaba de joaquín el chapo guzmán loera >>> la organización criminal que años atrás era comandada por el chapo hoy sigue de pie y es junto a otros cárteles mexicanos considerada por las autoridades federales y locales como uno de los mayores riesgos de la zona >>> controlan muchas partes pero están surgiendo mucho de las drogas de lo que habíamos hablado anterior mente del fentanilo, la mentafetamina pero aparte de eso trae violencia, traen el tráfico de armas, el tráfico de personas cuando veamos toda la información de donde venden las drogas ocosas así con estas personas de méxico >>> pero su presencia y poder según la investigadora guadalupe co

prosecutors say venezuela's cartel of the son, which salisbury says is protected by the government, is major player. >> you're talking about unfettered access to collect, put dope-- put cocaine on a-- on a boat, and then start launching it into the caribbean. the venezuelans are laundering enough money to make sandra guzman and the mexican cartels blush. >> reporter: much of the seized cocaine ends up here in a heavily secured secret location. so how many bricks of cocaine? >> there are about 800 bricks of cocaine. this weight you have about $42 million worth of street value in cocaine. >> reporter: salisbury watching from his high-tech command center. what are they looking at on the screens. >> air traffic, boat traffic on the florida straits. straits. >> reporter: ever shifting to supply america's seemingly insatiable demand for illegal drugs. jeff pegues, cbs news, off the florida coast. >> evans: and still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," a man released after serving 43 years for a crime he did not commit. he light up christmas with joy. >> evans: a new fountain of lava this weeken

this bill will protect agents serving abroad and send a message to drug cartel and terrorists wherever they operate if you attack our agents you will not escape our justice. i want to thank senator coons and senator cornyn for the legislation and henry and michael mccaul and steve and other leaders for their leadership on this bill. in just a minute i will find these bills and they are good in important bipartisan bills but i must thank the chiefs of police fraternal chiefs of police and national organization of law enforcement officer to another organization sediment construct the players on police reform. i'm asking you to come together as you've done before to finally pass the justice and policing act. now i want to sign each of these bills and god bless you on made god protect all of our law enforcement officers in first responders throughout the nation. thank you. i'm going to sign these bills now. [applause] by the way it's a tradition when he signed a bill you give the signing pen to the authors of the bill but i don't have -- so i'll make sure everyone will get a pen. [inaudibl

agents are busy taking care of hundreds of thousands of people every month, they know that these cartelsength. they charge for almost everybody that crosses the border is not getting across without paying the carr tells i -- cartels an average of $8,000, that's what i've heard from border patrol and from the people i've interviewed that have crossed the border. it's significant money. the biden administration knows this. they're aiding and abetting the cartels in not only the transportation of drugs, but also the transportation of human beings. eric: the administration is expelling large numbers of people, but what do you want to see them do? i mean, the vice president is the border czar. what should the administration do? >> i would encourage them to follow federal law are, to do what they are supposed to do under federal law. these laws have been passed by congress, signed by other presidents, and the biden administration on day one said we're not enforcing these laws. if they would merely do what the trump administration did which was enforce federal law are, put the remain in mexico

el chapo guzmán hace unos meses se declaró culpable de colaborar con la red del narcotráfico del cártelos con la nueva variante del covid-19 y el presidente hoy hizo un llamado a mantener la calma y dijo que la vacunación es la mejor herramienta para combatir esta variante . >>> ante este temor de la nueva variante el presidente llama a los estadounidenses a que se vacunen . >>> aún no se sabe si la nueva variante es más peligrosa y más contagiosa pero el presidente biden lanzó este mensaje después de revisar la situación . >>> (en inglés) a partir de hoy estados unidos no recibirá vuelos de 8 países y marruecos, israel han cerrado sus fronteras para extranjeros y la organización mundial de la salud dice que esa variante podría provocar una ola de contagios en norteamerica canadá reportaba dos casos y también dicen que Ómicron es transmisible y enfermedad de moderada a severa con pacientes que requieren terapia intensa y pablo vive en africa pero dice que el virus no es más peligroso. >>> el presidente dice que hay cuarentena nivel uno solo se obliga al uso del cubrebocas . >>> la mayor

, we are empowering cartels and with the resources and our federal partners these cartels are makingn a week just on people smuggling, that's not even-- the big product right now is human smuggling. maria: what about the trump era remaining mexico policy? i know the biden administration has been told to reinstate this policy come about when i was on the ground a number of people told me they don't expect them to do it in dhs secretary, secretary mayorkas terminating the program and acknowledges remaining mexico did decrease border crossings after president trump enacted it. lieutenant christopher olivarez, where do we stand on the remaining mexico policy? >> when i have heard and what i have from our federal partners and some of our law enforcement and boots on the ground is that it was a effective policy. we tried to not get too much involved with the politics, but this worked. it was effective and i can tell you from a law instead-- enforcement perspective we never saw the numbers of the individuals crossing and the empowerment we allow the cartels to profit off of, the money, the

agents like myself will be able to go after the cartels, after their profits, after smugglers, human if we can do that we can then get the border under control and do what we need to do for the american public. >> one of the reasons there is such a massive surge at the border is president biden pulled this policy back but mexico needs to agree to this, they need to the second asylum-seekers and when will the policy be implemented? >> that's the question. is mexico going to be a true border security partner. i will go back to donald trump and the reason mexico is willing to do what they did is because donald trump was willing to put pressure on them that was needed, he was willing to go forward with tariffs if mexico didn't step to the plate and work with us to get under control was a huge problem at the time. i don't know this administration has that political will. i don't know, they are saying the right things right now but when push comes to shove are they going to do the right thing? todd: i worry the damage has been done from a political perspective, i feel all those folks comin

that cartel is opec, so the biden administration invested in this showdown with opec-plus.y tuned. >> coming up next, we will assess the japanese economic outlook with the american chamber of congress. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> supply chain bottlenecks will abate, job growth goes up, and inflation will decline. we should see inflation moving down by the third quarter. if a response is called for, we will not hesitate, so we are watching to see whether the economy evolves with our expectations, and policy will adapt. >> jerome powell, tracking the fallout of the global supply chain crunch. top stories today, volvo sales plunged in october, as the company struggled with bottlenecks, with shipments to china and europe falling amid lack of available points. 2021 could become another tough year for automakers, but there is another sign the crisis is starting to ease, qualcomm gave a stronger-than-expected outlook for the current quarter and said it diversified suppliers to ensure access to input materials. still, electronics firms feel the pinch. nintendo producing 20% fewer consu

immigration and custom enforcement agents who were ambushed by a drug cartel, hit man in mexico in 2011. the assailants tried to pull agent zappa from the driver's seat of the vehicle and shooting him six times. and agent avila despite having been shot was able to push zappa's leg down on the accelerator and escape the attack. unfortunately agent zappa died of his wounds. that was compounded by another tragedy, miscarriage of justice. the killers were overturned on appeal. it was overturned because the law didn't make clear that the department of justice can prosecute anyone who kills or attempts to kill a federal law enforcement outside the united states. thankfully the murderers remain in prison being constricted -- convicted of other incidents stem interesting that same incident. this bill will protect agents serving abroad and send a message to drug cartels, terrorists, and criminals wherever they operate, if you attack our agents you will not escape our justice. i want to thank senator coons and senator cornyn for that legislation. representative cuellar, and michael mccaul, and ot

and as they navigated the increasing flows of migrants i feel that would increase risk by the cartels to surge migrants and why they move the other kardex across the border. we have not seen how dhs will increase demand for lawful trade and travel that is essential to the economy. however the policy will for cbp to make tough decisions to responding to a surge of migrants for lawful trade and travel the port facilities further compound these problems they are not designed to hold individuals in detention which is why cbp has relied on metering these are also becoming increasingly strainedtr and facing difficulties meeting the trade obligations are handling an increase of travelers the gsa told congress thatti study global and regional growth has funneled more into the land port of entry than it is able to handle. two thirds of the land ports of entry have not had capital improvements in over a decade throughout the coronavirus pandemic we have heard aboutfi disrupted supply chains and phase significant difficulty to the components they need for basic manufacturing as the seaports have

how many millions of dollars did the cartels not make? how many children didn't die of fentanyl overdose? so some say his policy is inhumane, but i say they saved some lives. as hard for me as it is to say, we have the first president in my lifetime that came into office and secured the border. incredible. the secretary of homeland security is right there. a secretary of homeland security that has not taken one step to slow the flow. the president of the united states came in with the most secure border in my lifetime. and he purposely unsecured the border. he gave the country less protection. why would anyone do that? the results are what we're seeing. a record number of crossings in the history of the border patrol. 92,000 fentanyl over doses. the number of migrant deaths the highest they have ever been. with the policy the way it is, shul herbal populations are in the hands of cartels to be smuggled. that is not my number, that is a doctors without borders number. so being a career law enforcement officer that worked very closely, they

up and smuggling from border forcing them to work also homicide rate that cartels bring so we did aon these kind of cartel battles happening in the united states in the deserts of california and the watch cartel.com just word cartel.com check out full investigation into mexican drug cartel crisis that citizens of california are now suffering. >> you've seen a lot of things jorge everyone watch that documentary it looks awesome. have a great night. thank you. lisa: coming up on unfiltered there were no shortage of explicit moments in rittenhouse trial former federal prosecutor and defense attorney join me next to break down those shocking moments. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement o

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if i was cartel, i wouldn't waste my time with marijuana. i'd get out of the cocaine business. you need a warehouse and a chemist. this is not going to go away. this continues to be an issue. we have taken our boarder investment from traditional border perspective and move that and increased our presence at international mail facilities. we have operations like die another day focusing on till presses that are being imported to the united states that are used to make substances. the oh thing is partnerships. we are in tune with our federal and state and local partners. i understand your frustration. it's not from lack of effort. >> thank you. >> thank yous for holding this important hearing and thank you for joining us. >> i'm going to direct this question to deputy assistant commissioner. is that your name? >> deputies assistant executive commissioner. >> all right. i'm sure you know well, the pandemic has led to a host of supply chain issues. can you talk with us a bit about any lessons learned from the pandemic and how cdp adapted to change in any trade. >> thank you for the

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meanwhile they continue to be exploited by the cartels coming through.e aca's were another extremely important element. the other issue is the title 42. the administration, and we've said this before it's interesting to hear this administration use the words when it's convenient but it's a public health policy. let's think about the hypocrisy of which they are applying it. so, 42. we applied it and they said in their words to further reduce the spread of covid-19 into the country from outside the borders, those illegally entering should be removed immediately. immediately on day number one the biden administration, against all science -- look, i'm not a medical expert, but the science is very clear that if you are a minor of 15, 16, 17-years-old, you can carry covid just as an adult. so where is the science on day number one they said if you are a minor, we are not going to apply title 42 so you can come on in. if you are 15, 16, 17 it doesn't matter. come on in. where does that make sense. then you go to the families and right now they are defying their

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it is controlled by a cartel. that cartel is called opec. they made the decision yesterday they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning. >> sean: oil and gas is a global market. that's true. under trump it wasn't controlled by the cartel opec. america was energy independent. we didn't take a single barrel from saudi arabia when donald trump left the presidency. we exported oil and gas. now america is in a position of weakness and begging opec to produce more ail. -- oil. larry kudlow is with us. the idea of laughing about increasing production and the idea that joe wants to put energy executives in jail and willing to get rid of high paying career gyps in the energy sector in the name of bowing at the altar of climate change explains the position we are? >> this is nutty stuff. responsible economists know how nutty this is. you have leading democratic economists opposing this plan. in that clip about his town hall a couple of years ago, he is willing to sacrifice growth and jobs for some religious idealogy called cl

meanwhile they continue to be exploited by the cartels coming through.e aca's were another extremely important element. the other issue is the title 42. the administration, and we've said this before it's interesting to hear this administration use the words when it's convenient but it's a public health policy. let's think about the hypocrisy of which they are applying it. so, 42. we applied it and they said in their words to further reduce the spread of covid-19 into the country from outside the borders, those illegally entering should be removed immediately. immediately on day number one the biden administration, against all science -- look, i'm not a medical expert, but the science is very clear that if you are a minor of 15, 16, 17-years-old, you can carry covid just as an adult. so where is the science on day number one they said if you are a minor, we are not going to apply title 42 so you can come on in. if you are 15, 16, 17 it doesn't matter. come on in. where does that make sense. then you go to the families and right now they are defying their

as you know, of course, oil is a global market, it is controlled by a cartel. that cartel is called opec, and they made the decision yesterday that they were not going to increase beyond what they were already planning. >> sean: no, jennifer, we didn't need the cartel's oil, we had enough of our own. we don't need to be begging opec and vladimir putin, and you guys keep getting rejected. that is humiliating. if the united states has some of the largest oil and gas reserves in the entire world. all you have to do -- you don't have to beg texas or begg oklahoma or alaska or north dakota, they'll be glad to step up and they'll supply everything we need. we can even get it from canada and refine it right here in the united states. by the way, if biden didn't kill the keystone xl pipeline while giving vladimir a waiver. she submitting that heating prices will go through the roof this year, she's blaming opec, she's blaming the cartel. no. a biden -- biden abandoned the energy independence we inherited but we all know why she was laughing, because the biden administr

how many children didn't die when immigration was found 83% and how many dollars of the cartels were not made when it was down, how many children didn't die of overdoses across the border. they are successful policies. as i said i respect every president i ever worked for and it's hard for me as it is to say we now have the first president in my lifetime that came into office and intentionally unsecured the border. the president of the united states came in with the most secure border in my lifetime. the data is clear on that. a record number of crossings in the history of the border patrol. 95% comes across the southern border. 31% get raped. that's not my number, that is the doctors without borders number. so as devastating as a career law enforcement officer that worked very closely to help the president secure the border the best that it's ever been to see it destroyed within two weeks is on presidential. and the american people need to speak up and take some action because in my entire career i've never seen anything like i'm seeing today. people are dying. they look vilified by

this is similar. sinaloa cartel, one day's marrying. cartel the next. it's the cali cartel. we still have the same problem, it's just under a different name. that's not going to change what happens. you can change all the names you want. we still got a problem with rent more mortgage, right? i really appreciate you coming on to the labor these issues that fortunately it just sounds like we're think no nobody's prepared to handle this. it's going to get worse before it gets better. but i do appreciate your insights at it. you bet brent and time now for a quick break, but when we come back, the last week has been less than stellar. for the world most valuable car company, a pestilence deal on monday. we way on the company's stock will break down what is happening. investments should be worry. let's get a break. here are the numbers of the quote badges, financial survival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price. didn't help. well, reduce a lower that's under cutting, but what's good for food market it back to the global economy. with welcome back of it's been a wild

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in what way can you tell us, how are the drug cartel smugly fentanyl in. >> thank you for having me on i'm sorry we had keep having to talk about this, the biden administration failure to secure the border, as a result, we seen this record by conventional across the border, not just functional as heroin and other hard drugs. i'm a gang prosecutor for years and when you see prices falling like they are, supply dramatically increases so i was at the border last week in the early saw migrants coming across with mortgage and while they do that, agents have to process them and release them back to the communities in the cartel take advantage of that carloads of drugs across the border. last week one traffic stop here in arizona, 30,000 functional pills were found. 2 milligrams can kill someone so act enough to kill the entire population in a city like philadelphia. arthel: has a dea step in? >> we are sons and daughters and nieces, nephews, spouses are dying as a result of the failure of the biden administration to secure our border so i'm a fourth generation american, i understand why peop

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has been kind of hyper critical of the cartel calling for more production . as the country has made pledges towards reducing reliance on fossil fuels. it's often pointed out that the administration has done everything possible to stop us producers from drilling. so if the u. s. were to change those policies and kind of open that up, would there be that relief on oil market? well, so what's happened is they've done their best to get people to dissuade people from drilling in the united states. you know, try to ban offshore drilling, drilling apparel and here in the united states, they're putting in mentally policies just this week to condemn the oil and gas producers and the yeah, and the other hand, they're asking the dirtiest nations in the world that produce oil like canada and russia to, to increase more so it's really a mixed signal and everybody's getting and know nobody can just turn the tap and make mobile. and we have to put out a whole bunch of really rig you have to have a lot of capital. and one thing you're seeing right now with domestic pollution