the d.e.a. >> viktor bout, in my eyes, is one of the most dangerous men on the face of the earth. >> on the face of the earth? >> without a doubt. >> mike braun, the former chief of operations for the u.s. drug enforcement administration, told us bout first exploded on the scene in war-torn west africa in the late 1980s, elevating bloody conflicts from machetes and single shot rifles to... >> ak-47s, not by the thousands, but by the tens of thousands. >> so he weaponizes civil war in africa. >> he transformed these young adolescent warriors into insidious, mindless, maniacally driven killing machines that operated with assembly line efficiencies. >> bout, from the soviet republic of tajikistan, is a mystery man who reportedly served in the soviet air force and intelligence service. the u.s. has indicted him on four terror-related charges, including conspiracy to kill americans. what makes him a threat to the united states? he is a shadow facilitator. he's arming not only designated terrorist gro

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talking about the night brian terry was killed. he alleges that d.e.a. agents shared that intelligence with f.b.i. counterparts who advised criminal informants from another cartel that the load would be, quote, theirs for the taking, unquote. dotson laid out a strategy in which federal law enforcement agencies like the f.b.i. allow criminal activity in order to increase the cloud of f.b.i. informants imbedded within cartel organizations. quote, if they can get these guys, the informants, in a position so they're closer to the tier 1 or tear two guy in the hotel, they'll do it. the article further down says, quote, essentially the united states government is involved in cartel building, unquote, dotson said. the claims sound early familiar to allegations brought -- eerily family to allegations brought orward by a cartel operative who is currently facing trial in chicago on federal drug charges. further down it says, they were given carte blanche to continue to smuggle tons of illicit drugs into chicago and the rest of the united states and were also protec

we spend hundreds of billions of dollars since the d.e.a. was formed on fighting this war. on. some i think 48% of them marijuana convictions. the majority of those for possession only. and people look at it and go in is a cost benefit analysis is this working that's many many people disagree. >> you ran in the adult precincts very quickly. >> that matters when you are talking about legalization. but go ahead. >> it doesn't matter to me i will tell you why in a moment. 99.8% of federal prisoners sentenced for drug offenses were non-marijuana people. so that means only 0.2% in the federal system, okay? >> arrests are high incarcerations low. you are correct. >> right. very few people. usually a summons, a traffic ticket. >> arrests a little bigger deal. >> that's a big canard that doesn't -- it's not truthful. >> but arrests have serious social costs as well. >> the social cost of having legalize the -- you will see a mass of people on the roads causing problems there. school problems. employment problems. and on and on. this thc is a very powerful intoxicant. it's not a buzz

. >> the gun may have been beautiful, but it was also hot. >> my lawyer was like, you have a d.e.a. agent's gun. i didn't get in trouble because i never shot the gun. didn't scratch the serial numbers off and all the original hollow tips was in the clip. it wasn't nothing in the chamber. >> if he done any of those things, andrews could have faced a stiff sentence in federal prison instead of a couple of months in the hamptons. >> it's a wake-up call. i am the youngest person on this pod. i'm 18 years old in this h2-a [ bleep ] pod. this is the best pod to be in but that doesn't matter. i'm still in jail at the end of the day. >> at least in the hamptons there's always a possibility of a sing-along breaking out. ♪ they acting like, actually it's the pits nasty slot still deal with these [ bleep ] cops ♪ and the ugly i'm so pissed but i want to scream ♪ >>> coming up -- >> go out and do what you want. i see you in a third time, you're [ bleep ]. >> old timers, attempt to school the younger generation. >>> and -- >> i was 1 years old when he started coming here. >> my reputation right n

so we feel that we -- while the high-profile agency might be f.b.i. and d.e.a. and we recognize that, there is also the marshal service. in the area of science, senator shelby of alabama, my ranking member and i also funded america's space program. this total funding will be $7.6 billion. working with senator shelby, we wanted to have a balanced space program to ensure america's premier, premier leadership in human space and in space science and also in aeronautics. we work for the s.l.s. rocket, which will take human beings beyond the earth orbit. the bill has $1.6 billion for that development, but we also funded operations and research on the international space station. now, the gentlelady, the presiding officer might have read recently that nasa has extended the duration and operation of the space station. it cost a lot of money to build it and there was a lot of risk of human lives to go up there and assemble it. gravity might win a set of academy awards, but we have real-life astronauts that put that space station together, keep that space station operating