but i worked with dea. it is a cowboy culture. it depends how much powder, they will tell you, you put on the table. that is how you get promoted. you needed that. i don't know if it applies today so much as it did back then. especially with so many states now legalizing marijuana. but, again, i just wanted to issue a word of caution about this. i think there still remains to be seen what the results will be. i will stay on the line. host: in arizona on our support line, jean. caller: hello, good morning. how are you? host: i am well, thank you. how about yourself? caller: i am for legalization of marijuana. in fact, i could not have said it any better than mary in ohio did. she was wonderful. also, how do you expect a study to begun -- to be done if it is not legalized federally? who can do those studies? they are not allowed to. think of the people on chemo. these people get wonderful benefits from those. so, i am -- i mean, i am in my 60's. i'm in support of it. i have seen friends for years smoke it. i am not a smoker. i am al

she's in washington dc this week to meet with the dea.tion's voices for awareness, aims to bring awareness and understanding that one granula fentanyl like a grain of sugar or sand can kill someone or more. so in 2020, 56,000 people died from synthetic opioids primarily fentanyl according to the cdc, 2,022, that number is not final, jumped 30% to 75,000 people. last week the son of former mexican drug lord l chop oh was extradited to the united states. and her brothers were targeted for fentanyl distribution. you talk about those cartels, the dea says the one he once ran are the biggest distributors, the two biggest distributors of fentanyl to the united states. david: thank you very much. take a look at this. homicides in seattle are expected to surge from 2,022. one hundred 14 people have been killed so far this year and still three months of the year to go. our seattle guy, jason rantz joins me now but we have a hard story about fentanyl taking place in the seattle area but the issue of crime. is there anybody, any public official, any

the public since the creation of the dea 50 years ago in 1973. the dea has faced increasingly well-equipped, well-financed and well-resourced international drug trafficking organizations, pushing more complex drugs and substances including fentanyl. i'd like to commend the da -- dea for their work and commend the 50th anniversary in the process. we need to reminded of the number who have been wounded and injured in the line of duty, including 79 individuals who have received a dea purple heart. this administration, this congress, this senate, we owe it to the dedicated individuals at dea and to the lives and family members of those who lost loved ones to put forth the effort required to create a whole of government proash to securing -- approach to securing the border and cutting off the pipeline of supplying drugs into this country. in 2022 alone -- let me say that correctly. there were around 110,000 overdose deaths. that's a little over 300 deaths a day. around 70,000 of these deaths were attributed to synthetic opioids and fentanyl, including

in that area a dea aircraft picked up a thermal heat signal. they saw some kind of heat s signature on the ground so they sent teams on the ground to surround that area. however, a thunderstorm moves in and the plane has to leave so what they tried to do is they tried to keep the tactical forces on the ground surrounding that area trying to keep whatever was inside just after 8:00 a.m. the teams close in on where that heat source was. it's danelo cavalcante, right? they see him there. lieutenant colonel george bivens details what happened next. >> shortly after 8:00 a.m., tactical teams converged on the area where the heat source was. they were able to move in very quietly. they had the element of surprise. cavalcante did not realize he was surrounded until that had occurred. that did not stop him from trying to escape. he began to crawl through ethic unde thick underbrush taking his rifle with him as he did. one of the customs and border patrol team, bortac, had a dog with them. they released the dog. some of our psp members were there, had hi

i believe the dea and her team has already offered to provide transcripts.at has been protected by georgia law, literally for decades. so, i'm sure there are several prosecutors in the state that are quite concerned about the precedent that this might set. >> there was the grand jury, a four person who many of us will remember, who did grant an interview, including an interview to nbc news. and then there were some other jurors who spoke to the atlanta journal-constitution, did not have their names made public. they didn't go as public as the foreperson did. and what i'm wondering is did that experience and all of the criticism that that foreperson got, for, example for granting those interviews, might that inform their experience such that none of those grand jurors will voluntarily submit to one of these interviews. >> i think that's something that we will see. and again, remember, many of the grand jurors on this criminal indictment, so, let's keep the two separate, the special grand jury report and it's criminal indictment, their names were made public.

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. >> [inaudible] >> that was the dea. it was a fixed wing aircraft. >> were you worried that law enforcement that there could be another chance for escape? the plane had to land. what kind -- >> as i've told you throughout this investigation, there are always things we have to contend with. everything isn't scripted and doesn't go perfectly. so it is another challenge. worried isn't the word i would use. we simply had to adapt and so we secured that inner perimeter while always keeping our outer perimeter secure so if he managed to get out of the inner we would box him in yet again. >> what kind of adversary was he? >> i don't know he was particularly skilled. he was desperate. i have said that all along. you have an individual whose choice is go back to prison and spend the rest of your life in a place you don't want to be or continue to try and evade capture. he chose the evade capture. he was in good shape, obviously able to climb as you saw to get out of prison. but ultimately as i said all along, we had an amazing te

a schedule three drug is still overseen by the dea.e biggest practical effects of this? >> the cannabis industry has been hard-hit in the last few years. the federal tax code prohibits cannabis from being able to write off a lot of business expenses. if it was removed to schedule three, it would no longer be a problem for them and the cannabis industry would be suddenly be able to keep a lot more of their money. it could have a huge impact. john: what about for the people who want to use it recreationally? >> this does not change that or decriminalized federally but almost half the country at this point has now legalized cannabis for recreational use and where than half the country for medical use. state laws will probably stay the same. what will happen is will the fda decide to enforce cannabis the way they do codeine or ketamine? it could make huge changes but people i spoke to said it is not an expectation right now. this is early days and we are still waiting to see what the dea does and how the fda will choose to enforce it. john

the dea says that's enough fentanyl to kill a half million people. investigators also recovering machines used to package the drugs for sale. mendez allegedly delayed calling 911. instead, placing three other phone calls to cover up what happened. prosecutors say her husband is seen on surveillance video carrying two full shopping bags out a back alley. >> all of that happened while the children, the babies, were suffering from the effects of fentanyl poisoning and in desperate need of help. >> reporter: some first responders at the scene outfitted in protective gear. >> hazmat one, you received a report that battalion 27 is on scene. they have a unknown substance in the basement. >> reporter: 1-year-old nicholas dominici died at the hospital. the boy had just started day care. his heartbroken father saying, "i love him, i miss him, i want him back." tonight, authorities are still searching for the day care owner's husband. that facility had just passed an inspection. you found a kilo of fentanyl on play mats? >> this is unfortunately the circumstanc

a dea plane with thermal imaging detecting heat signals. the dogs sent in, and the one dog that took him down. trevor ault live on the ground tonight. >>> the storms in the northeast. the new flood watches and warnings, and the tornado warnings, as well. and we're tracking hurricane lee what this could mean for the east coast, and cape cod, as well. rob marciano timing this out. >>> the u.s. state department tonight saying several americans onboard that cruise ship that has run aground. the effort tonight to get to them. and why they could be stuck on that ship for days. >>> on capitol hill late today, senator mitt romney not holding back, saying he will not seek re-election, and what he said about politicians in their 80s, about donald trump's hold on the republican party, and why he thinks young people, young voters in this country, will not stand for it. rachel scott live on the hill. >>> the horrific mages overseas. bodies washing ashore. at least 6,000 people killed in devastating flooding in libya. tom soufi burridge reporting. >>> vl

esto ha causado una crisis de salud en todo estados unidos. , lÓpez fue evocado por dea desde el 2019diciÓn se debe a unaamplia colaboraciÓn de los gobiernos de mÉxico y estados unidos, su detenciÓn y extradiciÓn son un paso mÁs del departamento de justicia para contrarrestar las operaciones del cartel. se le seÑala como uno de los principales responsables de causar la crisis de opioides en este paÍs. se encontraba la lista de lo mÁs buscado de la dea fue capturado antes en sinaloa pero su detenciÓn. el arresto de desencadenÓ en violencia armada. enfrentamientos entre fuerzas armadas mexicanas y miembros del cartel de ovidio, en ese entonces el presidente lÓpez obrador ordenÓ su liberaciÓn para evitar el derrame de mÁs sangre. reportando de chicago enrique, univisiÓn. >> pasamos otras rocosas, comenzÓ la huelga de miles de trabajadores de las principales compaÑÍas automotrices paÍs, no llegaron al acuerdo. los huelguistas que exigen aumentos de salario y mejores beneficios llevara su reclamo al mismo centro de detroit donde se realiza una exhibiciÓn de autos. viviana: emanuel rosales

but i worked with dea. it is a cowboy culture.t depends how much powder, they will tell you, you put on the table. that is how you get promoted. you needed that. i don't know if it applies today so much as it did back then. especially with so many states now legalizing marijuana. but, again, i just wanted to issue a word of caution about this. i think there still remains to be seen what the results will be. i will stay on the line. host: in arizona on our support line, jean. caller: hello, good morning. how are you? host: i am well, thank you. how about yourself? caller: i am for legalization of marijuana. in fact, i could not have said it any better than mary in ohio did. she was wonderful. also, how do you expect a study to begun -- to be done if it is not legalized federally? who can do those studies? they are not allowed to. think of the people on chemo. these people get wonderful benefits from those. so, i am -- i mean, i am in my 60's. i'm in support of it. i have seen friends for years smoke it. i am not a smoker. i am all

don't we want the dea to be able to continue to work to keep fenton l. out of our community? mr. president the stakes are very high. i hope that all of my colleagues vote to proceed to this show built tonight. so that ben we can debate the continuing resolution to fund government until the middle of november. that will allow us to continue our work on the appropriations bill. that is so important. the appropriations committee for the first timeim in five years reported all 12 of the appropriations bills and would with overwhelming light partisan support. three of them are in a package that are before us that were on the floor last week and have been put aside temporarily so that we can work on the continuing resolutions. and my hope is during that 45 day period when the continuing legislation is keeping government functioning at the levels that are needed that we can continue our progress on the appropriations bill, bringing them across the floor. we have already cleared some 20 amendments to the three bill package that the appropriators brought to the fore. those 20 amendments r

they had an aircraft in the air and apparently it was a dea plane that was flying around. there was a thunder and lightning storm. they had to landes that so they could no longer use that aircraft to help them out. so what did they do? they surrounded the area. they locked down the area where they thought that he may be because of that heat-seeking signal. >> they surrounded this area and just after 8:00 a.m. they moved in on what was the heat signal, and it was danelo cavalcante in the grass, in the brush there. they had him surrounded. they were able to get up close to him without him noticing, but ultimately he did take notice. >> he did take notice. that is when they sent the k-9 in. he tried to flee. he was basically crawling on the ground. he had his gun underneath him crawling on the ground, trying to get away. they sent in the k-9. the k-9 grabbed him by the scalp and he has a scalp injury and he continued to resist according to the officers. >> continued to resist, but the dog subdued him. the dog got him and with no shots fired, they took him into custody. no one

. >> reporter: most of these drugs are considered controlled substances by the dea with limits on how much can be produced in a joint letter last month, the fda and dea pointed to record high prescription rates and blame manufacturers for not producing the full amounts allowed, but several major manufacturers told nbc news, they plan to produce the maximum they're allowed and have asked the government for permission to produce more, so children and adults can keep their focus. >> anne is here, and what guidance is there for parents who are having difficulty finding these drugs? >> lester, they say, first of all, expand your search beyond your pharmacy chains call independent, hospital and by mail pharmacies, and always, always use behavioral management including structure, routine and consistency, and those two things will help you get through this crisis. >> all right, anne thompson, thank you. >>> and next, the emotional day of remembrance in maui, one month after the devastating fires there. >>> there is breaking news tonight on maui the governor reporting a significant drop in the

comÚn tal consumida en los estados unidos, por cerca de 48 millones de persona las respuesta de la dea a las grandes mafias y su consumo por su parte andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, dijo que atender las necesidades de la juventud los alejarÁ las drogas. >>> pasamos a la polÍtica en estados unidos porque hoy el expresidente donald trump asistiÓ a un partido de fÚtbol universitario en iowa como parte de su campaÑa para volver a la casa blanca al llegar fue recibido por cientos del estudiantes firmÓ balones y lanzÓ algunos de ellos y tambiÉn fue abucheado por algunos de los espectadores del juego el expresidente sigue liderando las en cuestiones nas iowa cuatro meses antes de las primarias republicanas que tienen lugar en el 2024. >>> y tambiÉn el gobernador de florida desantis hizo una parada en iowa para hacer allÍ su primer acto de campaÑa se reunÓo con sus simpatizantes estrechando manos y posando para fotos durante el encuentro con la prensa abordÓ tema de la frontera, y los problemas legales del expresidente donald trump, y de su ley antiaborto en la florida. >>> la gobernadora demÓcra

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your job as dea is to protect them from the fallout of all that stuff and get them focused.s the dea, i think you are absorbing, as you do, reading the papers, or listening to the news, the advocates on the critics, you absorb all that, but as the dea i do think you need to keep your eye when, it's like a pro basketball player trying to shoot the free throw. focus on the shot, all the rest is noise. >> totally. there is, though, a tactical question. in the case of, in this georgia case it's very complicated. it's very clear, that he was writing about this in the atlanta journal-constitution, 19 codefendants are trying as much as they can to break up the case, multiple trials, they could drag out the trials, they could delay the other defendants from having to face the music, make it more likely to foes force better plead eels from indigenous journey who does not want to litigate the case multiple times. and terms of how you deal with attack trickle imperative, particularly on speed and pace, how do you think about that? >> the district attorney made a conscious decision to p

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y uno de los hombres mÁs buscados por la dea fue detenido en un operativo de la marina y ejÉrcito.el lÓpez obrador. sirviÓ para no poner en riesgo a la poblaciÓn. para que no se afectara. a civiles. se convirtiÓ en uno de los hombres mÁs buscados de mÉxico ivÁn alfred y joaquÍn son los lÍderes de los chapitos una fracciÓn del cartel de sinaloa. >>> su segunda captura que termina en su encarcelamiento fue en enero de este aÑo en un operativo en jesÚs marÍa sinaloa. segÚn el analista la captura de o video guzmÁn causÓ estragos que ahora lideran sus hermanos. n varias regiones del cartel de sinaloa. tenÍa un brazo armado bajo su resguardo y responsabilidad. co nacÍa los contactos y las drogas en estados unidos. >>> desde su encarcelamiento ovidio. negÓ ser hijo del chap po una estrategia para ganar tiempo y no tuviera el mismo destino de su padre terminar sus dÍas en una prisiÓn en estados unidos. >>> las autoridades mexicanas tenÍan que hubiera una ola de violencia desatada por sus hermanos por una fracciÓn del cartel de sinaloa como ocurriÓ con sus capturas en 209 y en enero de este

we had the largest i deck in the history of dea. the number one important partner we need to save american lives failed to show up. if that's not a kick in the butt to american families, who are burying their kids. tomorrow i go to washington, d.c. for the third annual rally, families are crying out around the country. we have almost every state represented because they want to know where is the sense of urgency? why are we not educating these kids? look what happened in the bronx. they found another 8 to 10 kilograms of fentanyl in the day-care center. look at pierce county out of washington state. another 2-year-old daughter of a guy sleeping and the medical examiner said they've never seen a child with this much fentanyl pills in their stomach. because production in mexico is off the charts and the border is wide open and they are taking total advantage. they're making billions of dollars. this is insanity. american families deserve better from the white house. >> dana: biden administration outlined a plan for the border crisis.

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fugitive danelo cavalcante was captured early this morning after a dea plane picked up his heat signalhe man police found with a rifle in his possession. it was a police dog who bit cavalcante's scalp and ultimately latched onto his thigh, likely putting him in excruciating pain. he was found in a wooded area about 20 miles from the prison where he broke out. the massive manhunt involved 500 members of law enforcement working around the clock, including officials with the state police, fbi, atf, u.s. marshal service, and the border patrol. cbs's nikki dementri will start us off tonight with new details on how it all came together. from avondale, pennsylvania, good evening nikki. >> reporter: state police say once in motion, the capture of danelo cavalcante today happened within 5 minutes. tonight, he is in custody at sei phoenix, a maximum-security prison northwest of philadelphia to serve a life sentence for first-degree mu murder. >> the search for danelo cavalcante is over. the subject is now in custody. >> reporter: now, police are revealing how the massive search came to a dramati

>> if anything, place and the dea -- the dea does the scheduling, it means that has a high tendency for abuse. among the drugs place on schedule one, even a lot of the drug war hawks are realizing the benefits psychedelics may have, the treatment of psd and veterans and other problems. you basically stunted clinical research in psychedelics for 50 years because they were placed on schedule one. cannabis, i do not think anybody can see there is no accepted medical use of cannabis. you are basically helping to create a market that the cartels and other people who want to get into the drug market to get into because if you make it schedule one it is no longer available through the legal market, so heroin in this country was made schedule one, but it was banned in the united states. that was banned in the united states in 1924. within 10 years it became the number one opioid road people were using in the black market. it is on the formulary much of the developed world. in some countries like canada and germany and the netherlands and switzerland, people are oftentimes given heroin when meth

the dea is not the only black woman prosecuting donald trump who has become a public target.ey general letitia james said as a result of her case against trump, she has received death threats and is concerned about a lone wolf style attack. but to the highest stakes in the national interest in this georgia case in particular could mean that four d a fani willis these threats could just be an opening salvo. joining me is the former atlanta, keisha lance bottoms. she currently received in the biden ministration's senior and visor in the white house's office of public engagement. mayor bottoms, thank you so much. first let's hear your thoughts. the targeting of the dea and the language that is being the vitriol, the hate, the racism that is being thrown in her direction. as a black female leader from georgia yourself, what was your reaction to all of this? >> it hurts to hear it. i know fani very well. we started off together practicing law as a very young attorneys. i have known her for many years. i was at her wedding. i have known her children. so this is very personal. it is

that's the work of the dea, and that's what we have to do, the greatest thing that they fear is extradition to we need to bring them back to the united states and see american justice. >> and then what about interior enforcement? because obviously under biden by the time the 2024 election is held, the estimates are there will be somewhere between five and 8 million illegal aliens that was across our southern border. but the truth is that outside of that the majority of people who are here illegally i don't need to tell you, didn't cross the border, they overstayed their visas. so they came here legally on a work visa or a student visa or some other visa, and they just didn't leave. now, as president is anything that can be done in terms of interior enforcement? >> well there is. that's an important point. in fact, if you have 12 million illegals in the united states, about 40% of those have overstayed their visas. that's a large percent and when you talk about the border, it's the border with mexico but it is also the border is the 300 international airports that we have in our country. tha

the federal dea does, lua day collection events additional way people can lawfully collect medicines. once the updated regs are adopted, certain program operators with less than 2 kiosks will be required to operate one day collection in that district you mirecall under the current deploy am that will fall in ennear and men rivered to conduct efforts regardless how that shakes out the department want to facilitate. and collection events. hospital organizations find partners for one day collection events might be a good fit. the ordinance requires to report to the board of supervisors on bianual on implementation status and recommended changes it ordinance itself. i don't think we have recommended changes as far as the ordinance. we did do an update a mall update this past april. but we will submittingure fourth report to the board later this year. i'm happy to share a copy with you. and i think this concludes my presentation. any discussion. i wander if you can i saw some of the campaign material has 2 languages. wrndz have you done target out roach to commitose who have language barri

presidente joe biden ordenÓ que revise las restricciones en la clasificaciÓn de la droga ya que para la deaue la cocaÍna. >>> el sospechoso de matar a una mgr con una espada samurai en el 2020 presentaron, donde fue sometido a un anÁlisis, y se estableciÓ que el 27 de octubre prÓximo se nara el juicio con jurado. en el valle central miembros de una familia estuvo secuestrada por un coyote. >>> tenemos consejos de las autoridades del caso si se llega a presentar una situaciÓn como esta. >>> esta es la foto del presunto coyote que fue denunciado que es christian coronado que pedÍa mÁs dinero para entregar a una madre con sus dos hijos y se negÓ a liberarlos a menos que un miembro de la familia pagara mÁs dinero. >>> cambiÓ el precio que les habÍa cobrado para trasladar a su familia aquÍ. >>> fue donde varias agencias del orden locales se unieron para rescatar a los inmigrantes que habÍan cruzado la frontera de mÉxico y estados unidos. >>> pudimos localizar al sospechoso y regresÓ en el Área y rescatamos a la seÑora con su hijo. >>> hasta el momento christian coronado estÁ bajo arresto. >>> ah

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la dea incautÓ 40 libras de fentanilo encontradas en un departamento a seis cuadras de la guarderÍa.ra del departamento donde se realizÓ el hallazgo de lo que describen como un laboratorio con suficiente fentanilo para producir cerca de 10,000 dosis. los casos no estÁn vinculados, pero son una seÑal de la cantidad de fentanilo que corre por las calles de la gran manzana. las reacciones en este vecindario son mixtas. hay quienes nunca se imaginaron que esta guarderÍa funcionaba como una fachada para la distribuciÓn de fentanilo. otros sospechaban de la propietaria. >> todo el mundo la veÍa aquÍ. si yo tuviera un niÑo, no se lo pongo en sus manos. cÓmo reportera: serÁ extraditado hasta nueva york, donde enfrentarÁ cargos federales y estatales. leÓn: una mujer de north hollywood de una batalla pero no logrÓ evitar que varios hombres le robaran a su perro cuando ella estaba en una tienda. paulina: vamos a dar una buena noticia: buena noticias para los trabajadores de restaurantes de comida rÁpida de california. el gobernador gavin newsom firmÓ una ley que garantice un aumento salarial de

la dea lo considera el mayor responsable de 13 del fentanilo que enfrenta estados unidos. —— de la crisis su abogado dijo que no planea colaborar y dar informaciÓn que perjudique a sus hermanos acusados. ovidio estÁ encerrado y aislado en una celda en el centro metropolitano correccional, una famosa prisiÓn en el corazÓn de chicago, conocida por casos sonados de fuga por las ventanillas. el caso es de tanta repercusiÓn que ni las medias de seguridad alejaron a curiosos, como este joven mexicano—. su prÓxima audiencia serÁ el 17 de noviembre. como parte del acuerdo de extradiciÓn entre mÉxico y estados unidos, se descartÓ la pena de muerte. leÓn: en la otra costa del paÍs, emma coronel se dejÓ ver en pÚblico tras quedar en libertad. fue en una celebraciÓn por la independencia de mÉxico, evento en el que cantÓ su abogada, que tambiÉn se dedica a la mÚsica. veamos lo que sigue para la seÑora coronel. reportera: la abogada pero tambiÉn cantante saldrÍa a cantar luego de conocerse la extradiciÓn de ovidio guzmÁn. fue lo que nos dijo el viernes cuando le preguntamos de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn

sorpresa en el mundo al de la fiba porque lituania dea en el segundo lugar a los estados unidos y ser una crisis desde los mental, la educaciÓn de niÑos hospitalizados puede ser complicada, pero gracias a las novia estos menores puedan estudiar, eso tan en la hablamos a las 11:00 p.m., detalles los tendrÁ en su noticiero y tambiÉn ya sabe que puede comunicarse con nosotros con todo nuestro equo,ellos estÁn disponibles y lo puede hacer tan sencillo, escaneando este cÓdigo qr y comunicarse directamente con los a travÉs de whatsapp. fÉlix: domingo 3 de septiembre y estas son las principales noticias. miles de personas continÚan atrapadas en el desierto de nevada por las torrenciales lluvias que han dejado aislados a los asistentes al festival.

the groups of the environmental advocacy group, but mother nature combo dea. and as the rest of buddies are on a, for it's rescue missions in the mediterranean, off the coast of libya and g o says it's a safe tens of thousands of miles on some driving this year alone is a closer look at that look. so this is the ocean viking, the ship and its crew, carry out s o s meta tara, and a mission to save those at risk and the dangerous crossing of the mediterranean sea, where thousands die each year after their boats capsize this year alone. so as medicare and they helped rescue nearly 40000 people, the rescue ship operates mainly off the coast of libya. that's the launching point for many of the overcrowded often and see where the vessels used by smugglers to get people across. that then takes the migrants rescued to nearby italian ports. as our last minutes, renee's director general says she hopes the right livelihood awards will help shine a light on the problem. that i would, i would like to realize the, the situation in the sun trust me is it there on the answer

is the department doing to combat the trafficking, to combat the amount of sentinel on the ground as dea has said there's enough sentinel on the ground right now to kill this entire population multiple times over. tell us about your important work in fentanyl. >> well, congresswoman, let me begin by saying i share your personal concern and grief over this, i have met with the families of children, teenagers, elderly people who have become addicted to fentanyl and who have died from sentinel. i know everything you are saying is correct. and it is a catastrophe for the country. as a consequence, the justice department has poured its resources particularly from dea with fbi assistance as well, and with fugitive arrests by the marshall service and with fundraising by the atf, into the entire process by which fentanyl reaches the united states. so, we have sanctioned the precursor companies in china. we have indicted some of them for their violations, we have arrested some as far off as in fiji and brought them back to the united states. we have traced the precursors to mexico, where they are

. >> john: the dea administrator with that sobering warning.he says fentanyl is the deadliest drug crisis we as a nation have ever faced. now in new york city the health commissioner is urging everyone, yes, that's everyone to carry narcan, the medicine that reverses opioid overdoses. and you worked narcotics 13 years and trains law enforcement officers throughout the united states about the mexican cartels. which appear, robert, to have pretty much gotten into every place in the united states because now you have the health commissioner of new york city saying "everyone should carry narcan and trained to use it and recognize the signs of overdose." robert how did we get to this point? >> you know, that's a good question. this is unbelievable and it's, you know, when are we going to put the blame and responsibility on the drug dealers and the drug user. this is outrageous, and i'm just waiting for people, the majority that don't agree with it so come out and put their foot down because it's just plain ridiculous. why are we putting responsibili

of like whatever official stuff and that way he figured out how to like work within the fda and the dea system to pursue clinical with a schedule one substance which has never been done before. if and when mdma official fda approval year hopefully for ptsd, this will be the first time that's ever happened for a schedule in substance. so good on rick, but rick is yeah he's a force. he has done this just because cause i think his personality is so tenacious. he does not. he's really like the terminator. it's like the terminator was this short, cute, jewish guy. so. and yeah, rick has butted heads over the years with his colleagues you know, i get into that in the book. you know, people were like, you know, we need to put a leash. this guy, like his messaging is off point because he doesn't really he just says what he wants to. he says, no, you know, drugs should be legalized prohibition is b.s. he doesn't stay on point, which actually makes him a wonderful source for a journalist because i can ask him any question and he's going to tell me exactly what he thinks and, not conceal anything.