lleva mÁs de 30 aÑos ejerciendo el periodismo en sinaloa.uelto en llamas, lo usaron para bloquear las calles, como tantos mÁs. wilberth: al momento de que usÓ el mÓvil quemado, ya dimensionas lo que pudo haber pasado. piensas en tus hijas, piensas en tu esposa... carmen: no fue el Único. como nunca en culiacÁn, medios de comunicaciÓn y la poblaciÓn civil fueron agredidos por la chapisa, como le llaman a los sicarios a sueldo de los hijos de joaquÍn guzmÁn loera, y quienes llevan el control de lo que perdiÓ su padre al ser extraditado y condenado en estados unidos. bladimir contreras conduce todos los dÍas un autobÚs de transporte pÚblico. Él y sus colegas son de los primeros expuestos en jornadas violentas, pues los despojan de sus vehÍculos, los incendian. benjamÍn: a mÍ me tocÓ andar trabajando en las dos ocasiones. nos hablaron por telÉfono, ¿y sabe quÉ? hay bronca, asÍ, asÍ, hay, este, otra vez, hay otro "culiacanazo", otra vez es la misma persona. carmen: contreras recibiÓ Órdenes de refugiarse, pero a las cuantas horas debiÓ seguir su

es el nÚmero 22 de crÍmenes de odio en sinaloa.n mÚsica y movimiento. >> mucho cariÑo. lo quieren mucho. reportera: esta maÑana, en los mochis, su madre encabezÓ una marcha hasta la fiscalÍa estatal, para pedir que se tipifique el asesinato como crimen de odio. >> justicia. reportera: los ataques a integrantes de la comunidad de la diversidad sexual han ido en aumento en mÉxico. cada aÑo se registran 70 homicidios, convirtiendo este paÍs en el mÁs peligroso en amÉrica latina despuÉs de brasil. el congreso de sinaloa estableciÓ el cargo de delito de odio, para evitar la discriminaciÓn y violencia. >> un caso muy cruel. fÉlix: al regresar, un grupo de mujeres mexicanas se convierten en pionera de pesca nocturna. pachuca golea al amÉrica en el azteca. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] en chile un video de una ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] fÉlix: en chile, un video de una cÁmara de seguridad mostrÓ este impacto de un joven de 21 aÑos que circulaba con su automÓvil a gran velocidad y chocÓ contra un separador del peaje en cuatro vientos, regiÓn de

hambrientos y hacinados quiÉn hijos de campesinos en un poblado de sinaloa. piden ayuda al gobierno federal para sacarnos de esas condiciones deplorables. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: ediciÓn nocturna", con leÓn krauze y maity interiano. maity: buenas noches y una vez mÁs me acompaÑa elian. comenzamos c u i en la fronter muestra un coyote saliendo de un rincÓn del rÍo colorado con un niÑo de apenas un aÑo en brazos. elian: el traficante avanza unos pasos y deja esa criatura abandonada a su suerte entre arizona y mÉxico y huye para perderse entre las aguas del rÍo. maity: una unidad de la patrulla fronteriza rescata al pequeÑo y luego publica una foto indicando que estaba sano y salvo. otro rescate en houston de un equipo de agentes puso a salvo a dos inmigrantes secuestrados por hombres armados. elian: agentes del fbi policÍas participaron en este operativo conjunto que dejo a un delincuente muerto y otro herido. los migrantes viajaban en un automÓvil supuestamente para cruzar la frontera. reportero: desde lejos se v

>>eel fiscal culpó a los cárteles mexicanos de esas muertes. >> los cárteles de sinaloa y el jaliscoene su parte, son los consumidores y nunca sabemos de delincuencia organizada que la hay en estados unidos. >> (audio en inglés). >> el fentanilo llega de china y entra por méxico a estados unidos y el presidente joe biden no ha hecho nada, dijo el senador de texas. >> sandra dice que el tema de opioides es tabú en casa de los hispanos. >> en los baños con sistema de teléfono y en la escuela. >> estados unidos dice que deberían hacer más en los puentes fronterizos donde cruzan cargamentos de fentanilo y acá está el problema en la frontera con méxico, soy edgar muñoz noticias telemundo desde mcallen. >> en méxico hay preguntas que necesitan respuestas por la ejecución de los menores a manos de militares, las autoridades dicen que el ejército participó declaraciones de un s sobreviviente hermano de una de las víctimas pone en más contracciones. >> issa osorio con la información. >> a quién identificas en el video. >> sobrevivió al ataque de militares, pidió cubrir su rostroy narró cuando

a 2 meses del arresto del hijo del chapo guzmÁn en culiacÁn, sinaloa, mucho ha cambiado.y adelante con todo. el lexus is nada. absolutamente nada. nada, es espectacular. como socio de expedia, puedes ahorrar hasta un 30% cuando reservas un hotel además del vuelo. así puedes tener un poco más de dinero, para hacer: nada. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ fÉlix: a travÉs de un vÍdeo difundido en las redes sociales, un grupo de indÍgenas mexicano informaron sobre la creaciÓn de una nueva organizaciÓn armada en chiapas. aseguran que se han organizado para defender a la poblaciÓn de otro grupo de autodefensa creado en que mantiene el terror entre los habitantes de zona, sandra argüelles con el reporte de la zona. sandra: surge un nuevo grupo indÍgena armado en chiapas, se hacen llamar las autodefensas de pantalÓn. en un vÍdeo explican que quieren enfrentar a otro grupo de autodefensa, para supuestamente defender a los habitantes del crimen organizado. >> nos encontramos en los alrededores de todo pantelÓn, nuestro querido pueblo, el cual estÁ sufriendo ataques absurdos de "el machete"

citizens with 6 states, including sinaloa, the home of the massive drug cartel named after the state posting do not travel warnings. another state on the do not travel oli bus where unknown gunman captured 4 americans on friday. the u.s. ambassador confirming monday the violence included the killing of an innocent mexican. the state department attributes the do not travel advisories to crime and kidnapping issues. newsnation explored in an investigation last month. may be a time for us. the people to do something about it and then a method to the mexican government sent a message to the >> that, you know, we've had and we're not going to mexico until you get your house in order be on them. and tomorrow's kidnapping, one of the most startling examples of exploding violence broke out after mexican officials captured el chapo son and sinaloa cartel video guzman in january, the aftermath turned the city of cooley ocon into a war zone with 30 dead from fire fights between the cartel and mexican troops. cartel fighters even shooting military aircraft in a failed effort to keep authorities

citizens with 6 states, including sinaloa, the home of the massive drug cartel named after the state posting do not travel warnings. another state on the do not travel list. i'm ali bus where unknown gunman captured 4 americans on friday. the u.s. ambassador confirming monday the violence included the killing of an innocent mexican. the state department attributes the do not travel advisories to crime and kidnapping issues. newsnation explored in an investigation last month. may be a time for us. the people to do something about it. and then a message to the mexican government sent a message to the >> that, you know, we've had and we're not going to mexico until you get your house in order be on them. and tomorrow's kidnapping, one of the most startling examples of exploding violence broke out after mexican officials captured el chapo son and sinaloa cartel video guzman in january, the aftermath turned the city of cooley ocon into a war zone with 30 dead from fire fights between the cartel and mexican troops. cartel fighters even shooting military aircraft in a failed effort to keep

on this map, the sinaloa cartel is in orange. this is two months ago. expect major cities like new york or boston or washington, d.c., but stuns me. this is boise, idaho. this is grand junction, colorado. this is allentown, pennsylvania. this is where the cartels can have influence all across the country. take a walk over here, crime is one thing, the drugs is a different thing, dana. these products are made in china, shipped to southern ports of mexico. they are produced in mexico and then transported across our border and you are seeing the fentanyl from the major cartel areas in mexico. >> dana: there is the human smuggling of which this could have been a part. the trafficking of humans is a profitable enterprise for cartels, that is another thing we're looking at and michael waltz, a congressman from florida, former green beret, u.s. patriot, he will be up next. >> bill: congressman michael waltz is on standby. right now on the hill, house republicans holding their first hearing on the origins of the pandemic. here to talk about that, former directo

. >> los estados que tienen alerta nivel cuatro son tamaulipas, sinaloa, michoacÁn, guerrero. de los estados unidos en mÉxico dijo que en un comunicado que el ataque contra los ciudadanos estadounidenses demuestra la necesidadme los cÁrteles y le preocupa, un tema que los mexicanos concederÁn deben ser prioridad para el gobierno. >> hay secuestros y hablamos de secuestros no dejen de adinerada, sino de gente que no tiene poder adquisitivo. >> el presidente de mÉxico asegurÓ que estos avisos tienen tintes polÍticos, son del mal gusto y trafican con el dolor humano. >>cÓmo afecta a mÉxico? cÓmo se preparan las autoridades para recibir a los turistas? >> es el propio embajador estadounidense en este paÍs que ha asegurado que la inseguridad que se vive en este territorio mexicano ha enfriado las inversiones de otros paÍses, principalmente la de los estados unidos. se desplegarÁ la guardia nacional y el ejÉrcito. el aÑo pasado con las mismas alertas hubo mÁs de 4 millones de estadounidenses en las costas de la riviera maya. leÓn: seguimos en el noreste de mÉxico porque sigue crecie

reportero: los estados con mayor alerta son tamaulipas, sinaloa, colima, michoacÁn...lo yucatÁn y campeche estÁn con verde. el embajador ken salazar dijo que el ataque contra los ciudadanos estadounidenses demuestra la necesidad de actuar contra los cÁrteles, tema que los mexicanos consideran que debe ser prioridad para el gobierno. >> hay secuestros, y no de gente adinerada. reportero: el presidente lÓpez obrador afirma que estos anuncios tienen un tinte polÍtico. presidente obrador: todos los medios en estados unidos manejan de forma amarillista la informaciÓn. reportero: la situaciÓn de violencia desbordada pide declarar como grupos terroristas a nueve cÁrteles mexicanos. maity: esto cÓmo afecta las prontas vacaciones de spring break? ¿p ——¿cÓmo se preparan las autoridades para recibir a los turistas? reportero: esto ha enfriado las inversiones de otros paÍses, principalmente la de los estados unidos. se desplegarÁ la guardia nacional y el ejÉrcito, y tan solo para que se den una idea, y el aÑo pasado con las mismas alertas hubo mÁs de 4 millones de estadounidenses

for working directly with the sinaloa and with gas man he's not the only one a former general also formerense minister by the name -- he was arrestinged at lax airport, and our attorney general then attorney general william barr ordered him to be released. mexico so that mexico can conduct an investigation. that investigation took five days and they said he didn't do anything wrong. that's the problem with mexico. i mean i love mexico there's a lot of great people in mexico. a lot of good people. unfortunately they don't have -- because of corruption. corruption from the lohse level of law enforcement all the way up to the highest level of the mexican government. so they don't have a chance. i can go to mexico -- and i do my research i talk to the mexican people, and they want our help because they know the mexican government is corrupt. displawrns you're vieght sir you can separate your love for the mexican people an the towns and the country. from the government -- sir thanks so much for joining the program. >> thank you very having me disagreement on whether it is the next move there's

lets cartels operate with impunity. >> and, bret, just three weeks ago in sinaloa, the mexican militarynced that they made what they described as the biggest fentanyl lab bust on record at the time the president of mexico said the lab was worth $80 million. to hear him now claim that fentanyl is not made in mexico is a bit of a head scamper. other news with the mexican president he is now apparently saying he is going to launch an information campaign against republicans here in the united states because they are calling for military involvement in mexico against the cartels and stricter rules when it comes to fentanyl. he says he is going to urge hispanics and mexicans here in the united states not to vote for republicans until they change their tunes on those topics. we will send it back to you. >> bret: bill melugin live on the border. bill, thanks. up next, china's president wins an unprecedented third term. we will look at what that may mean for u.s. china relations. fox afill i can't say covering tonight. wjzy in charlotte as a patient and three crew members on board a north carol

ago, the mexican army announced what they described as the biggest fentanyl lab bust in history in sinaloa mexico's president talked about it during a press conference where he highlighted that drug lab bust and now he's saying stuff like that doesn't happen at all. we'll send it back to you. >> sandra: bill melugin on all of that for us. brownsville, texas. bill, thank you. it's one of the most liberal areas in the country but people in oregon may have reached their breaking point and the staggering number of residents that say their lives are getting worse and worse. >> john: and, sandra, let the record show, vinyl may be making a comeback. the surprising new numbers that will be music to the ears for audio files around the world. ♪ hi, i'm william devane. did you know it took our founders 116 days to debate and draft the u.s. constitution? turns out they didn't trust the printing of paper money, but they did trust gold and silver. article 1, section 10. gold and silver. good for the founders, good for me, good for you. rosland capital - is a trusted leader in helping people acquire prec

citizens with 6 states, including sinaloa, the home of the massive drug cartel named after the state posting do not travel warnings. another state on the do not travel oli bus where unknown gunman captured 4 americans on friday. the u.s. ambassador confirming monday the violence included the killing of an innocent mexican. the state department attributes the do not travel advisories to crime and kidnapping issues. newsnation explored in an investigation last month. may be a time for us. the people to do something about it. and then a message to the mexican government sent a message to the cargo. >> that, you know, we've had and we're not going to make the call and tell you guys, get your house in order be on them. and tomorrow's kidnapping. one of the most startling examples of exploding violence broke out after mexican officials captured el chapo son and sinaloa cartel video guzman in january. the aftermath turned the city of cooley ocon into a war zone with 30 dead from fire fights between the cartels and mexican troops. cartel fighters even shooting military aircraft in a failed e

citizens with 6 states, including sinaloa, the home of the massive drug cartel named after the state posting do not travel warnings. another state on the do not travel oli bus where unknown gunman captured 4 americans on friday. the u.s. ambassador confirming monday the violence included the killing of an innocent mexican. the state department attributes the do not travel advisories to crime and kidnapping issues. newsnation explored in an investigation last month. may be a time for us. the people to do something about it. and then a message to the mexican government sent a message to the >> that, you know, we've had and we're not going to mexico until you guys get your house in order be on them. and tomorrow's kidnapping, one of the most startling examples of exploding violence broke out after mexican officials captured el chapo son and sinaloa cartel video guzman in january. the aftermath turned the city of cooley ocon into a war zone with 30 dead from fire fights between the cartels and mexican troops. cartel fighters even shooting military aircraft in a failed effort to keep auth

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carolina: el gobierno de estados unidos emite una alerta de viajes para tamaulipas, zacatecas, sinaloa, michoacÁn y guerrero, por el peligro de delincuencia y secuestro. nos conectamos en vivo hasta mÉxico con nuestra colega jessica zermeÑo con mÁs detalles de lo que se dice a esta hora. es informaciÓn que sabemos por esta maÑana, le preguntaron al presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador sobre este caso, y Él se comunicÓ con el gobernador de tamaulipas, quien le confirmÓ lo que ustedes dijeron, que son 2 personas de los cuatro estadounidenses que fueron secuestrados en tamaulipas, que desgraciadamente perdieron la vida. un hombre y una mujer reciben atenciÓn mÉdica y los familiares de la vÍctima hayan sido identificados. puede imaginarse lo que significa para ellos esta noticia. por un lado, dos individuos que viajaron en tamaulipas murieron, y otras mÁs pudieron contar su historia, el gobernador de tamaulipas dijo que los secuestrados por un hallados en tecolote, una zorn 24 metros del control fronterizo, y un grupo estaba formado por tres amigos que acompaÑaban a un cuarto que tenÍa u

citizens with 6 states, including sinaloa, the home of the massive drug cartel named after the statetravel warnings. another state on the do not travel oli bus where unknown gunman captured 4 americans on friday. the u.s. ambassador confirming monday the violence included the killing of an innocent mexican. the state department attributes the do not travel advisories to crime and kidnapping issues. newsnation explored in an investigation last month. may be a time for us. the people to do something about it and then a method to the mexican government sent a message to the >> that, you know, we've had and we're not going to mexico until you guys get your house in order be on them. and tomorrow's kidnapping, one of the most startling examples of exploding violence broke out after mexican officials captured el chapo son and sinaloa cartel video guzman in january. the aftermath turned the city of cooley icon into a war zone with 30 dead from fire fights between the cartels and mexican troops. cartel fighters even shooting military aircraft in a failed effort to keep authorities from flyin

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he took millions in cash bribes from the sinaloa cartel securing their safety but not necessarily theizens. and lastly, let's look at this map. if you have a question of how far and wide the influence of mexican cartels are north of the border, here's a color-coded map provided by the dea, national drug threat assessment, it includes in orange the sinaloa cartel, the jalisco cartel in yell row, the gulf cartel the reds, across -- you can barely find a major city in the united states that isn't influenced by a mexican drug cartel facilitating drugs into that particular community. here to ore act is a former acting dea administrator. so we broke to down the problem. help us out with what a solution might actually look like. this network that's over my shoulder across american cities is about as vast as you can imagine. cartels seem to have near full control over the mexican government in certain places. 40 do we change that? >> first, we need to secure our borders, our southern and northern border. we need more secure ports of entry, and we need to secure between the ports of entry. the

citizens with 6 states, including sinaloa, the home of the massive drug cartel named after the statenot travel warnings. another state on the do not travel list. i'm ali bus where unknown gunman captured 4 americans on friday. the u.s. ambassador confirming monday the violence included the killing of an innocent mexican. the state department attributes the do not travel advisories to crime and kidnapping issues. newsnation explored in an investigation last month. may be a time for us. the people to do something about it and then a method to the mexican government sent a message to the >> that, you know, we've had and we're not going to mexico until you guys get your house in order be on them. and tomorrow's kidnapping, one of the most startling examples of exploding violence broke out after mexican officials captured el chapo son and sinaloa cartel video guzman in january, the aftermath turned the city of cooley ocon into a war zone with 30 dead from fire fights between the cartels and mexican troops. cartel fighters even shooting military aircraft in a failed effort to keep authorit

>> epidemic unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa and other cartels.t sounds like a declaration of war the way the attorney general is talking about it. yet this administration refuses to declare war on these cartels. what do you think president biden should do? >> yeah, that's exactly right. and you notice in attorney general garland's comments, he didn't say anything about china and i don't understand why the administration continues to not say the word china because that's where the problem is originating. and you know, john, just set aside, set aside the human trafficking that's going on at an epic scale. people coming in on the terror watch list we have never seen those numbers like that before. just on fentanyl alone, both parties should be in agreement and they should be acting now to secure the border. because that's the major part of this problem. the border is not secured. we could do that tomorrow if the political will was here on capitol hill. >> john: we'll be talking to congressman dan crenshaw in the next hour here on "america reports" a

the notorious sinaloa cartel have a stronghold on the trade in illicit drugs here.r months of research, one of its drug lords has agreed to talk to us. on the way from the airport, our mexican producer receives a phone call. luis: some of his people already knew that we're here now. like, you just crossed the bridge, right? and i'm like, yes, we just went over the bridge. reporter: in a hotel, we meet a man who says his name is juan. he immediately issues a warning. juan: as long as you stick to what we agreed, and disguise our identities, our voices, and faces, then it's all good. if you don't spread misinformation, then there won't be any problems. reporter: juan oversees part of the cartel's fentanyl production. the drug is the latest bestseller, responsible for the deadliest drug wave in american history. he says he'll give us acce to one of many safe houses where the cartel produces fentanyl. juan: we used to have a few big laboratories, huge industrial spaces where we produced the drugs. but we learned from our mistakes. a big lab is easy to find, for example,

estÁ tamaulipas donde ocurriÓ el secuestro y asesinato de los estadounidenses y otros estados como sinaloases ahÍ estÁn otros estados como jalisco y guanajuato. en esta alerta que pide viajar con cautela estÁn estos estados al sur del paÍs, principalmente, y de acuerdo con el departamento de estado solamente dos regiones, yucatÁn y campeche tienen las caracterÍsticas necesarias para que los estadounidenses puedan viajar con precauciones normales. asÍ se ve el mapa de mÉxico de acuerdo con el departamento de estado. la presiÓn sobre el gobierno mexicano por esto es enorme, veÍamos que hay una persona detenida por este crimen en matamoros pero el secuestro se dio a conocer el viernes, pasaron 4 dÍas antes que se aclarara el caso, issa reporta. >> la balacera paralizÓ matamoros, hombres armados con cha chalecos antibalas subÍan por ra fuerza a una mujer y arrastraban los cuerpos de dos hombres. era el secuestro de 4 ciudadanos norteamericanos, ocurriÓ el pasado viernes tres de marzo, pero las autoridades de tamaulipas reconocieron que no actuaron de inmediato y que fue hasta el lunes cuando c

. >> it's a horrible epidemic unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa and gentlem jalisco car.rian: they smuggle it in over our border. but where do northeast they geto they get it from? garland left out of his test moan which, china. it's hard to find anyone in the administration to find anyone willing to attack the problem at its core. fentanyl is targeting our children, our next generation. 2/3 of overdose deaths in our nation come from fentanyl and in young children deaths are rising faster than any other group. does that's concern you? it should. it should never make its way from the hands of our youth in the first place. and city would be great if they never took a drug that's not prescribed by a doctor. you can go a long way to curb the problem by attacking the problem head on. but this administration for whatever reason, they won't take it seriously. >> a mom, a poor mother who lost two kids to fentanyl, that i killed her son. well, the thing is, that fentanyl they took came during the last administration. [laughter] brian: it's one and you are done. >> you are an emerg

. >> it's a horrible epidemic but an epidemic unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa and new generatione co-cartels. they are not stopping fentanyl from killing americans if that's the question you are asking. >> you are saying they are woefully inadequate to the task. >> they we are providing all the resources congress is providing to us. >> they are in the working. >> todd: senator lindsey graham noting that fentanyl claims more lives than car accidents and gun violence combined so far in fiscal year 2023 over 9,000 pounds of fentanyl has been ceased. >> ashley: president biden letting out a laugh while talking about recent testimony from a mother to lost two children to fentanyl overdoses in 2020 watch. >> this you are welcoming drug dealers across the border. you are giving them protection. you not protecting our children. >> this is a war act like it, do something. >> the interesting thing is that fentanyl they took came during the last administration. [laughter] anyway, i don't want to get started. >> todd: fox nation host tyrus joins us now. tyrus, let's set this up, when asked a

. >> horrible epidemic, an epidemic that has been unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa and new generation jalisco cartels. >> let's absorb that. horrible epidemic that kills more people than car wrecks and gun violence combined. >> garland said that the dea is doing everything possible but more needs to be done, admitted there is a serious problem, one of many topics here at u.s. cl clom capitol today before merrick garland. elizabeth: bringing senator rick scott. great to see you, your reaction to that report. you see ag garland saying that fentanyl crises is purposely pushed on u.s. by drug cartels, why not list them as terrorist groups? and crackdown on the border. >> it is a weapons of mass destruction, why not declare it a w weapons of mass destruction, i did a fentanyl hearing yesterday. fentanyl is coming from communist china, don't buy anything from there. you know. sent here by cartel, why are we not changes the cartel. i don't get why the biden administration wants to open the border? i think that merrick garland has been a h horrible attorney general, doing raid on trump on mar

we need to take down the sinaloa and jalisco cartels.ly ungoverned on our border that is preying on american citizens. >> todd: congressman, as you know the problem runs way deeper than just the cartels. here er is former a.g. bill bar. >> held tens of thousands of terrorist organizations that effectively control mexico. it's pretty close at this stage to a failed narco-state. they can use violence and oceans of cash to runt the government. the government has no will and it doesn't have the ability to deal with the cartels. >> look. this isn't a problem that started with this kidnapping on friday. >> this has been going on for a couple of years now. why isn't joe biden and the white house using our economic as well as our military might to force mexico, the government of mexico force their hand, force them to do something. force them to police their own darn country? >> well, you know, again, yoursing what we did with colombia in the 190s, originally the colombian government was not on board but when they realized that we were going to t

. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪mi nombre es "chabelo"♪ ♪mi papÁ es gamboa♪ ♪somos un par de tarugos♪ ♪nacidos en sinaloaarticipÓ en telenovelas y programas cÓmicos. sus actuaciones siempre brillaban. >> quÉ se te ofrece? >> estÁ de mal humor. >> estoy de buenas. [audio ambiente] reportera: un programa familiar lo consagrÓ, "en familia con chabelo", cuya primera emisiÓn fue en 1968, el 6 de enero. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportera: un programa infantil de concursos que se transmitiÓ cada maÑana de domingo por 48 aÑos en mÉxico. las generaciones se levantaban temprano para verlo y con ganas de estar con Él en el foro. [audio ambiente] >> no me agarres. yo les voy a mostrar. reportera: el compromiso con el programa era total, lo mÁs importante para Él eran los niÑos, un amor que siempre fue correspondido. >> me hablaron de un niÑo que tiene un tumor en el cerebro y que antes de morirse... [llanto] >> me da mucha tristeza. reportera: "en familia con chabelo" se afianzÓ dÉcadas tras dÉcadas. en 2015, luego de haber obtenido el rÉcord guinness, por el programa con mayor duraciÓn en el planeta, la despedida estuvo llena

won his election many people say it's because of the connection he had, certain states were run by sinaloathis devolving into a narco state is something we've talked about with john daniel davidson at the federalist who was tracking what's going on in mexico and how dangerous it is not just for mexico but america. >> the line between the government and the cartels has become blurred and almost indistinguishable. we see the most powerful cartel in mexico aligned with the ruling marino party of president obrador in the last round of national and state elections where he won thanks to the help of the cartel so there's a real collusion. democrats like to use the word pollution, between the mexican government and these cartels and policymakers have to wake up to this and get real about what is happening on the southern border. rachel: the one upside in this, we are talking about a threat to our sovereignty on our actual border as opposed to obsessing over borders halfway around the world in ukraine. we've got a poisoning of a generation of americans from a government complicit in that as they r

mexico, he knows the cartels are in control especially in the southern border and different parts of sinaloa different parts of mexico that the cartels are clearly in control and when you can get people out of prison at will and the cartel can basically attack police stations at will and get people out of jail, that's an indication of what's going on. the president knows it down there and he can't admit it because he want tourists to continue to flow in. griff: chief, having spent so much time in the border, there's a real frustration that amlo of mexico is allowing that country to be a transit country for migrants from all over the world ultimately headed with one destination and that is to cross our border illegally. >> you're 100% accurate, griff, the issue is in mexico the cartels have such significant influence, they rule with what the commonly called silver or lead. they threaten the government officials. here is the bribe money to ignore what we are doing or we are going to come after you and your family and that's a legitimate real threat down there. that's how powerful the cartel is

the government to go after them wherever they are and the leadership of to the major cartels, the sinaloasco cartels. we know how to do that and we have something still called for delta force i believe. pablo escobar and the last time he was killed and finding that leadership and destroy that leadership when they replace them, destroy most people too and we know how to do these things and we've done that thing before. they're terrorists and released the number two guy in the iranian terrorist organization. stuart: i've got 45 seconds and i want to talk marijuana. i was in favor of legalization but when i walk out of a new york city today, it's out of control. we've opened pandora's box. last 30 seconds to you, sir. >> it's every r it's a mistake and -- everywhere and it's a mistake and calling on this and kudlow will tell you that he continues to go to meetings by the way. very impressive of him and when he talks to the young people and talking to young people and we're in for other drugs and we started for marijuana and the marijuana is much more powerful in the 60s and this was a mistak

we are focused right now, our top operational priority now is to defeat the two cartels in mexico, sinaloaresponsible for the meth and fentanyl. we are tracking those two cartels in more than 40 countries worldwide and taking a network approach to defeat them. so we are aggressively focused on that goal. >> dana: we wish you the best and stay in touch with us. thank you. >> thank you. >> john: house lawmakers set to grill the ceo of tiktok in moments as congress considers banning the social media platform outright. we'll take you inside the hearing live when it begins and we await updates for the trump grand jury in manhattan. why sources claim the district attorney's weak case for the delay. all across the country, people are working hard to build a better future. so we're hard at work, helping them achieve financial freedom. we're providing greater access to investing, with low-cost options to help maximize savings. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help communities thrive. veteran homeowners, have you looked at the interest rates on your credi

million fentanyl pills in los angeles from 3 mexican nationals believed to be associated with the sinaloal between the violence and the kidnapping in the fentanyl drug control, these cartels are such a problem. your thoughts? >> you're absolutely right. this is one of the most serious issues that faces our nation right now because of the deaths of fentanyl but also we are seeing lately highly demonstrated the impact of the cartel on lives, murders, i c,-- kidnappings and that's goio take the corporation of mexico which we will have to get leverage to get cooperation but we should designate as foreign terrorists organizations that would give us additional tools and put number on their back that they are in target of united states police, dea, military, they are a danger to citizens and national security risk. i'm grateful for the coverage for these most recent kidnappings and the death of two united states citizens but it's been amplified, scores of times before this that we've had hundreds actually kidnapped or killed in the cross traffic with mexico and as a result of cartels and violenc

>> horrible epidemic but it's unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa and new generation jalisco cartels.anyl from killing americans. >> you said wokefully inadequate to the task. >> they are not working. maria: seems to know the cartels and what they are doing. south carolina senator lindsey graham grilling attorney general merrick garland on the crisis fentanyl crisis. so what are we doing about it? nothing. the cdc is reporting over 72,000 fentanyl related deaths in the united states for 2022 alone and these -- let's be clear, this is a poisoning of american citizens, joining us right now is former u.s. border patrol chief deputy commissioner and former acting ice director ronald. ronald, good to see you this morning, you heard what ag said, he's not confused. he knows exactly what's going on and he knows the cartels are deciding who comes to america and who doesn't and pocketing billions of dollars with human smuggling so what is he doing about it? >> yeah, it's a really big problem. i wish he'd said more about what happens after the border and the chaos that's been created by this ad

aguerra, sinaloa and that's where you should not go.rist beaches in talum -- tulum, cabo and those going puerto vallarta should reconsider. they're seeing increased numbers of people interested in going to mexico. is lauren: maybe think they they'll get better deals or can't happen to me? stuart: trump revising border policy detaining migrant families and mark meredith at the white house and details on this, mark. >> stu, good morning. that's a a story if the white house has a position is push back and the latest cartel violence is sparking fresh questions about how the biden administration plans to counter violence on the u.s. southern boarder and not a new problem and president haves been dealing with this going back decades and now you've got lawmakers urns the u.s. to deploy the military to counter the violence. >> we have to think about the cartels like isis rather than the mafia and if isis and al-qaida through chemical war warfare killed 70-80,000 americans, we'd think about this and attack it far differently. that's what we're l

obviously the dea is very focused on the sinaloa an new generation cartels.merica with traditional bombs. every day they're destroying communities, killing our family, kids, because they are using the deadly chemicals that are made in labs in china. and you can buy this xylazine on their websites. i looked. $1 a kilogram of xylazine, a flesh-eating drug that causes necrosis, the rotting of human tissue. when is the white house and the department of education, the department of health going to realize it is not dea's job, i applaud their efforts, to warn the public on the new chemical health hazards for our country. dea is going above and beyond in my opinion because it's not a drug. it is mixed with illicit fentanyl. not pharmaceutical grade fentanyl or pharmaceutical grade xylazine. they are made in labs in china. haven't we learned in this country that china wants to destabilize and destroy our country and they've been doing it with these chemicals? when is enough enough before somebody steps up? >> dana: you got video from philadelphia. what concerned you

they're not arresting the sinaloa air force. we have engaged the border patrol officers in so many things that have nothing to do with securing the border that the cartels, one of the biggest ones, sinaloa, has what the border patrol call their air force. they've literally seen them get in ultra light planes with six or seven people flying drugs into the united states, dropping the payload and going back. they said that that's become a thing. it's not just an anecdote but another device that the sinaloa cartel is using. now, how could they pay for the ultra lights, or their air force? because they're making over $800 million a year in human trafficking. you don't cross the southern border without paying a toll, and that toll is paid to really a whole -- played to really a whole global network of people that want to go to the united states. this is what it's going to take to get you here. they even advertise that they'll get you to the united states if you pay a toll. and that toll can a $5,000 if you're from a central american c

government says it is dangerous, and you have cartel areas of colima to sinaloa that if you are traveling whether it is professional or personal, the warning is clear regardless of the reason to go into mexico, there is real intelligence that americans should know about the dangerous situations in parts of mexico. >> these warnings are not consider, it is do not travel there. it is the highest level. thank you, josh campbell. >> yes. >>> we know that the americans were in mexico so that one of them could undergo a medical procedure, and it is a trip that is known as medical tourism which is popular. >> and maybe it is not a procedure, but lower cost drugs, and so walk us through the medical tourism, right, and most of the time it is coming down to cost. and health care in this country is not cheap or equal as we know. >> that is right, erica, and many people are seeking medical tourism, because many people will travel internationally for medical care, and this is on the rise. one study says that in 2007, fewer than 800,000 people traveled internationally from the u.s. to seek medical care

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which is right in the middle of the sinaloa's cartel cusp.hat controlled by the ha lease. and rivera mya. hey, susie, your mother and i thought you should bring down some traveler's checks just in case you need to pay off your kidders. if you leave the resort, you are out 6 the will. just on friday in matamoros, mexico, foot soldiers opened fire on a van with four americans inside it. they killed two of our people. they stacked their bodies into the back of their trucks and left them to rot on the side of the road. survivors were viciously kidnapped and held in a stash house for days. one of the guys had a bullet wound in his leg all over a mexican discount for a tummy tuck. but watters the state department says some spots are safe. awe, yeah, the state department. the guys who left americans behind in afghanistan. and acapulco tourists were sipping pena coladas when three butchered bodies washed up on the shore. hey, honey, is that a dolphin? no, dear, head back to the room. sometimes it rains lead during happy hour. >> shoutout in mexico ha

. >> horrible epidemic unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa and cartels. >> john: our next guest wants to take the cartels out with new legislation. texas republican congressman dan crenshaw will explain his plan coming up. but first, william will start us. the peddler hawking the mexican pharmacy, guys like him are easy to find when you go south of the border. >> and you know, right, they are all over. come on in, come on in. millions of americans, john, buy their meds in mexico when they are on vacation, cancun or cabo, they are cheaper and often don't need a prescription. now the cartels have infiltrated the supply chain and fentanyl-laced drugs are showing up in legitimate pharmacies. ucla sent researchers in to buy xanax, and oxycodone. 44% of the drugs were counterfeit, 30% of the oxy pills contained fentanyl, 11% contained heroin, 82% of the ateral -- >> aterral with methamphetamine and learned to press the pills, the problem is going to get a lot worse than it gets a lot better. >> it's timely with the families and teens on spring break. l.a. times follow-up found similar resul

>> it's a horrible epidemic, but it's an epidemic that's been unleashed on purpose by the sinaloa andtuart: interesting. we have former drug czar bill bennett on the show. he says we should go after the cartel leaders and kill them. i'm going to ask house homeland security chair mark green, does he agree with that? >>> the house approved a bill to give president biden the power to ban tiktok. will he do it? >>> cpac 2023 kicks off today. florida's governor desantis will not be there, but congressman byron donalds will. i'm boeing to ask him, what message because he take to cpac this year? we'll be back. ♪ darling, let's give 'em something to talk about. ♪ a -- can let's give 'em something to talk about. ♪ let's give 'em something to talk about -- ♪ ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up.

the mexican military just took down the largest fentanyl lab in mexico's history three weeks ago in sinaloa"el chapo"'s old so far thing ground. member he needs to get on the same page with his own authorities. neil? neil: you know, griff, it's interesting when you talk to border patrol folks, and you talk to them far more than i co, almost to a man they have been saying the same to me that we don't need soldiers as much as taking the handcuffs, no pun intended, off of the border patrol agents to do their job. and they could deal with this drug do issue, and they have the man and woman power to do just that. how is this going down amongst the folks that you talk to, the idea of bringing troops to the border? >> reporter: well, listen, all hands on deck, and any assistance is helped. you're right, what the border patrol officials have been saying for the last two years of this unprecedented border crisis, neil, is that they need to free up the border patrol agents to do what they do best which is enforcement along the border. they have been consumed largely with their work force having to pr