how the magazine cartel has been replaced by the gulf cartel and hundreds of smaller successes prepared to meet an incessant demand. maxa can contact played a crucial role in this transformation colombia still produces cocaine and the us still consumes it but increasingly mexico is facilitating the delivery. it's a new order but one that follows the oem simple laws of supply and demand and it continues to exact opposite sign human cost the lives of traffickers drug users and those who fight against the illegal drug trade. month without a sign of life. the crew of 2 italian fishing boats. disappeared after a clash with the libyan militia. they were off to sea to earn a living and got dragged into a power struggle which is about a lot more than just filling the fishing nets some goods are. 90 minutes d.w. . made over. it's for me. it's for. beethoven it's for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for the spring on. beethoven 2022 in 50th anniversary year on d. w. . has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all. just through the topics and weekly radio show is called spectrum if you wou

numbers or from the gulf cartel is a serious threat to the country it's our duty to fight against just organization border. on. how many killers in 400 years. is that it's we're talking about more than $70000000.00 it's going to. colombia off to the full of drugs going to pablo escobar the country managed to drastically reduce its cocaine production dave thanks to the media attention about drunk trafficking in mexico. on tuesday colombia is once a. again number one. in fact it produces even mall cocaine than it did in ask obama's time. there are more than 2 tons of cocaine right there. that's a lot of drugs but let me tell you something that is a drop in the ocean because last year colombia it's an all time record came to production of the truck almost 1000 tells the colombian police and the military were able to seize around $200.00 or so and that's what's and military record a swap. to see here. what we are about to get into its war on drugs but with an intensity the world has never seen pieces. together with the colombian police we traveled to the bomb region this is the home of the

hollow escobar is gone but now there are more cartels processing cocaine in a. number of the gulf cartel is a serious threat to the country and it's our duty to fight against disorganization toward. comedy came up missing 400. 30 s. we're talking about more than $70000000.00 has been on. colombia after the fall of drug lord pablo escobar the country managed to drastically reduce its cocaine production deflecting media attention about trunk trafficking on to mexico. but today colombia is once again number one. in fact it produces even more cocaine than it did in pablo ask about this time. there are more than 2 tons of cocaine right there. that's a lot of drugs but let me tell you something that is a drop in the ocean because last year alone the rates an all time record in the production of that truck was 1000 tells the colombian police and the military were able to seize around $200.00 or so and that's what's and military record is what. i just see here. what we are about to get into it's war on drugs but with an intensity the world has never seen before. the pol

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a radio and a list of tired skiff the sauce back to wang as one of the gulf cartel discounts. so what do you do with those communication codes they forced me to do it yourself during the commandos trying to get some information that could lead them into these balsams you know who forced you to do or what i don't know that man's name only how did you get that radio in those communication codes if. you if. you don't you listen will go and we'll get him but i wish if. the contact god who refuses to be trying his bosses fiachra commanders false him to contact them. the only way that you talk to them normally let's see what they say. remember. i mean all the money they sell food well you know what. you said to her you. remember her from the front of her for her. to go to buy you go bust out of office and i feel sick i'm just going to get you into one of the already to go over for rock. so i didn't go into the ocean. floor we. were looking to who think over the look over. but the radio calls go on answered the consul members have probably been informed but that go between has been c

born pablo escobar fell the cartel here was led by a group called lot of sina. but it's winding down now because these days there's really only small time dealing being done here is to. see in the trafficking isn't as big here at any moment where in colombia has it moved to. if you want to work you have to go into the jungle gone are the days when you could have your drug lab in the city it's much harder because it's monitored much more strict lasered so everyone goes into the jungle where there was or were like the cold contact yes but they've been relentlessly attacked now there are more and more small cartels and people are learning the trade everyone has a small lab and they get 10200 or maybe a 1000 kilos out of it depending on where they are look well that's why there's more. reduction it's a whole lot of small amounts a little bit because there are more people producing the both of them so the gulf cartel doesn't control drug trafficking anymore. well there are lots of groups now and each has its own aereo will no one oversteps the boundary into another g

and mexico's cartels have stepped up to supply this demand. but it's a little-known secret that the cartels can't make the drug themselves. they first need to source these potent chemicals from somewhere or someone else. >> they're saying it was one of these big cargo ships we around us that threw the barrels overseas, then the fishing boat over here got a gps location of where to pick them up, brings them out, then there's a meeting point where these guys pick it up and take it off to land. >> reporter: in 2015, fentanyl emerged on the black market in a big way. potent, cheap, and readily available on the streets without a prescription. in the u.s., overdose rates exploded to record highs. but here in mexico, fentanyl became a boon to the underworld economy. which is why i've journeyed inland to witness how the cartels transform the precursor chemicals into street-ready drugs. it's happening tonight in an underground lab where we'll get a glimpse into the future of the mexican drug trade. >> reporter: unlike heroin, cocaine, or marijuana, fen

drew and his task force partner, diego, infiltrated el chapo's sinaloa cartel. these are photos of their undercover operations. they acted as money launderers. and each step of the way, as they moved cash, they found a new target to exploit, leading them closer to the top. >> as diego and i landed in a new location we would immediately hit the streets. we would go out that night into the different bars and hotels and clubs to -- >> try not to look like agents? >> exactly. >> they were playing a very dangerous game. and drew was becoming obsessed. obsessed with tracking down el chapo. drew felt he went as far as he could in the u.s. he needed to immerse himself south of the border. he made a decision to move to mexico city with his young family. >> i talked with my wife extensively. she knew everything that we were getting ourselves into. and she told me, "what's your gut telling you?" and i said, "to go. to go. let's do it." >> leaving diego back in the states, drew and his family arrived in mexico city in may, 2012. he and the team were now stalking one of the

the cartels will grain strength. the car are -- [inaudible] 90% of intelligence they use to ears people is based on u.s. intelligence. "el chapo" was arrested based on u.s. intelligence. if they want to play hard ball with the u.s. stop sharing intelligence they will have a hard time down there the cartels always run the country. they will take total control. here is the downside of that. u.s. wants to play the away game. we want to arrest them down there we want to arrest them before they come here around product comes here. this is terrible decision. if it goes through, mexico will fail big time. elizabeth: i mean, we have record amounts of narcotics being seized at the border. you're right, record amount of violence. mexico is facing peak less of bloodshed amid this growing cartel power. mexico we talked about it. per capita homicide rate is higher than the middle east. they have the most violent year, 2020, will be the most violence since the drug war began. we see mexico basically dialing back, restricting the f

we know how dangerous and deadly the mexican drug cartels can be. the other thing is i asked the u.s. attorney if the law had been changed at least on marijuana from a federal standpoint, meaning marijuana being more legal, whatever the laws change, would that have changed the situation. his description of the amounts and the situation that was basically escalating across all of these universities is one of the reasons he did that. i did talk to a defense attorney. he said -- he didn't say his clients would plead guilty but he said we are cooperating and expect to solve this without going to trial. take that for what you can imagine it means. >> juan: all right. so jesse, college kids drinking and smoking. as you heard, no big surprise. what the surprise is thousands of pounds of marijuana. kilos of cocaine. it's the magnitude. frat houses. i think that's beyond any one's imagination, right? >> jesse: yeah. hunter biden is on a none stop flight to north carolina right now, juan. looks like the left was wrong about white privilege and wow did these b

they executed him tse darn cartel and passive we are goi to haveere in united states. those carl are going to take over our country. not only that but they extorted mes soon as they found out my son was dead they knew who i was and they extortede for over $50,000. it was supposedo be hush-hush. if i make at washington d.c. involved in a demanded after i sent them the 50,000 they demanded more money or adapter that when washington come i get so upset about this. washington immediately sent my n back. i'm hoping it was my son that they did sendack ache as those cartel are going to take over ourr country. they took over the latin country and i hope and pray for you people. i'm 82 years old and i'm sure glad i'm going to be dead soon because this was vy hard to understand. hot springs has farms full of marijuana plants. >> host: congressman mcclintock would legalizatio help us fight the cartel's? >> guest: i believe that it does. the cartel's get their power from the same way that al capone got his power, prohibition. if it's illegal you are going to have an element of get

as adaptive while the government cracks down on the gulf cartel hundreds of new gangs have taken its place and it's all now driven by mexican gangs who are the ones buying colombian cocaine. we want to follow the trail of colombian cocaine as it makes its way north just like production transportation has fragmented it's done in several stages traffickers trying to evade the old storage is my 1st transporting into neighboring countries from that the cocaine reaches mexican cartels the new overlords of the trade one of them is among the biggest in the world this in a lower car town. through our contacts we meet with felipe or a cartel member in charge of supervising the arrival of a cocaine shipment. where a way heading. to the coast. on the order to where the merchandise will be delivered. what kind of merchandise. co-chaired how much. 40400 kilos. it comes from colombia it travels across central america little by little we receive it here and set a lower prepare it and send it to the us. let's play with numbers a little bit just to understand where to our what we're about to witness.

the cartels, organized crime, that is what cartels are, organized crime,th they act as a business. h how can they generate a profit. how can they generate revenue. time border patrol hands up, crossing lower value products, making sure our agents go and take those individuals into custody and they create artificial gaps hand then they cross their higher value products right behind us. that is why we have to be concerned about what might be coming if we are going to see larger numbers of people coming up to the border, more caravans. policies makeio a huge differene and the t trump administration d a great job on the border and continue to do a great job. liz: border officials say nearly 400 stash houses with the illegal border crossers in the country. as you know, they are very out, throughout the country. it is a big sector. basically covers 170 miles of border area from mexico, from the mexico texas border up through the boundaries of oklahoma and arkansas. we are talking hundreds of stash houses now. >> what is scary about that if that is just what we know of. just because we kn

by the way, you can imagine the pressure of being the sinaloa cartel's social media guy? hey, everyone, please like and subscribe. seriously, like and subscribing, they are mi family, man. >> i don't think anything is going to change here. and you know what, i think cartels getting on social media is a good idea, i know, i know, hear me out. because it might get the cartels out of the drug game and into the sponsored content game. just going to be having meetings like oh, patron, we ready to smuggle the rest of that cocaine across the border. >> are you crazy, and lose our deal with frenchie? never. now of course there is really only one-story that everyone is talking about, all over the world. covid-19. and yes, it's still real, even though people are all sick of talking about it. like how white people feel about racism. now there are some places in the world where the coronavirus situation is improving. yeah, great news. australia celebrated today as freedom day when restrictions in most parts of the country were lifted for the first time in months. and now most of thei

cartel expert jason jones is also with us this evening to take up some disturbing trends that are growing along the southern border with mexico. and if you're tired of the year of 2020 -- and who isn't -- pastor robert jeffress will be joining us with his positive outlook for 2021. >>> we begin though with senator josh hawley's announcement today to back president trump in the battle for the white house. it will be popular, certainly, among the president's supporters. take a look at this, a new rasmussen poll finds that 72% of republicans believe that president trump should be the model for the future of the party. only 24% think the average republican in congress is the better model. and there's yet more developments today in the battle for the white house. president trump's re-election campaign asking now the u.s. supreme court to review 50,000 absentee ballots in wisconsin. the campaign is appealing a ruling by the wisconsin supreme court which ruled the request was unreasonable. the difference between president trump and joe biden in wisconsin is just 20,000 votes. >>> well, another f

the cartels begin from the apm c. they decide the prices and these prices are decided by even the signals in the air. there are two instances whereby -- >> sir, we will come back to you in a moment. he is talking there about the cartels currently setting the prices. there is some sort of reform needed, isn't there? is this the way to bring it about? >> absolutely, but the way they are functioning is not functioning perfectly or democratic. there are cartels. there are issues of corruption and so on. but the reform is not to get rid of them. there are some states in the country which did away with the apm c about 10 years back and they find that the markets are even worse. the farmers have no access to the markets now. so, there is a need for reform, but it's not one that does away with any kind of regulation. that would be throwing the baby out with the bathwater. what we need is better recognition. just another point that the middleman is there because of access to credit for farmers. they are an important source of

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and i had done it on an onion the cartel to begin from where it p.m.c. killed the other money be a lot of money these cartels decide the prices and these prizes are decided by even the signals in the air and i have gone into the p.m.c. to instances where the hurricane are under farmers thank you very much deeper he's talking there about the about the cartels currently setting the prices there is some sort of reform needed isn't there is this the way to bring it about. absolutely bonkers not saying that the b m c is the way they have cut in people actually functioning politically or that they're very democratic that i believe that issues of that option and so on but that it's long then is not to get rid of the of the emcees in fact that at some states in the country like it or rehired rich it will ever be a b m c a what about 10 years back and there you'll find that the markets have even learned that the families have no access they need not get out. because of them not having the monday still there is no need for a reply but that if mom is not $100.00 do

the cartel is a very well schooled and trained, they don't want to be extradited and come to america to base judicial process here so they will use all the technology available to them. eric: hats off to the law enforcement official, dea will officials in north carolina, former dea official. thank you for joining us. quite an issue. we'll be right back with more news.h, need better sleep? try nature's bounty sleep 3 a unique tri layer supplement, that calms you helps you fall a sleep faster and stay a sleep longer. great sleep comes naturally with sleep 3 only from nature's bounty breaking news, strict new lockdown starting in the uk today to stop a surge of new coronavirus infections officials say nonessential shops closed and christmas gatherings should be canceled. live in london with the latest. ryan. reporter: the prime minister, british prime minister just appeared on tv to announce that he's again a couple of weeks after the country came out of the national lockdown sending london and much of the nation into a lockdown. he said scientists have discovered a very alarming strain

no, there are strong cartels and i had done it on an onion, the cartel to begin from where it p.m.c. killed the other money be a lot of money. these cartels decide the prices. and these prizes are decided by even the signals in the air. and i have gone into day p.m.c. 2 instances where the hurricane are under farmers will come back to normal. thank you very much. deep, deeper. he's talking there about the, about the cartels currently setting the prices. there is some sort of reform needed, isn't there? is this the way to bring it about? absolutely bonkers. not saying that the b m. c is the way they have cut in people actually functioning politically or that they're very democratic that i believe that issues of that option and so on. but that it's long then is not to get rid of the of the emcees. in fact that at some states in the country like it or rehired rich, it will ever be a, b, m, c, a. what about 10 years back and there you'll find that the markets have even learned that the families have no access. they need not get out because of them not having the monday still there is no

what is going on with the drug cartel war going up? tell us more about that. >> look at some news outlets you will see drug wars going on south of, in the state of sonora just south of arizona. they always position for power. i was even speaking to friends that i have that are trying to get here legally into the united states. even those people are affected. or individuals that are here in the united states trying to do it legally. what happens is, the courts can get flooded you don't even know where their status is going to stand. certainly the war on drugs, cartels fighting amongst each other trying to get the product across, that is something that people need to be very much aware of because it doesn't stay in mexico. and it doesn't stay on the border towns. it comes into the united states and we're talking about drugs like cocaine, heroin and fentanyl, something that is just horrible right now. we need to really seriously buckle down and take care of our nation's borders. elizabeth: okay. art del cueto, thanks for joining us. thank

and i had done it on an onion the cartel to begin from where it p.m.c. kill the other money be a lot of money these cartels decide the prices and these prizes are decided by even the signals in the air and i have gone into day p.m.c. 2 instances where the hurricane are under farmers will come back tomorrow thank you very much deep deeper he's talking there about the about the cartels currently setting the prices there is some sort of reform needed isn't there is this the way to bring it about. absolutely bonkers not saying that the b m c is the way they have cut in people actually functioning politically or that their body democratic that i've lived is that issues of that option and so on but that it's long then is not to get rid of the of the emcees in fact that at some states in the country like it or behind rich it will ever be a b. and c. what about 10 years back and there you'll find that the markets have even learned that the families have no access to any markets. because of them not having the mondays so it is a need for reform but that islam is

the cartels, organized crime, that is what cartels are, they are organized crime, they act as a business. they look for how can they generate a profit, how can they generate revenue. one of the best ways to do it is tie border patrol hands up crossing lower value products, making sure that our agents go to take those individuals into custody and they create artificial gaps in our coverage on the border. they cross their higher value products right behind us. that is why we have to be concerned about what might be coming if we're going to see larger numbers of people coming up to the border, more caravans. policies make a huge difference and the trump administration did a great job on the border. and continue to do a great job. elizabeth: border security, border security officials say nearly 400 stash houses with illegal border crossers inside of them across the country n laredo there are about 100 of them. they're ferried out of laredo throughout the country. laredo sector is a big sector. it covers 175 miles of border area from mexico-texas border up through the boundaries of oklahoma a

jalisco nueva generación domina el territorio >>> el gobierno de sandoval quedó marcado porque el cartel jalisco del capó nemesio ceguera se convirtió en uno de los más poderosos durante su mandato atentaron en contra de su exfiscal derribaron un helicóptero del ejército y secuestraron al puerto vallarta a los hijos del chapo guzmán después lo liberaron dice que todos corren peligro noticias telemundo >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo la corte suprema desestimó la demanda contra el plan de trump para excluir del con tus donaciones, mcdonald's ha ayudado a ronald mcdonald house charities a mantener a familias juntas por más de 40 años. ♪ why not? y, l'eau de parfum. yves saint laurent. tenemos el poder de aprovechar y, la abundanciaum. de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. (♪ música ) ( (♪ música )(♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) (♪ música ) >> la corte suprema desechó una demanda contra el intento de la admin

. >> chinese are in bed with the cartels, the opioid in the fentanyl that killed over 60000 people that came out of china it is a comes from the china to the united states through cargo or to mexico as a finished product or this in the precursor to mexico with the producers and smugglers across the united states, china will help them hide their money and launder their money because as part their money. the administration needs to step up the enforcement and take them out. jackie: when it comes to china specifically, probably very happy at the notion of a president-elect biden instead of try who is taken such a tough stance. >> they are cheering on as much as a criminal cartels in mexico, the criminal cartels in mexico ernie gearing up border numbers are up 20% last month, there back in business and will be making millions of dollars of day in the same cartel who have killed multiple agents and smuggled enough drugs in this country to kill every man, woman and child in this country twice over, their happier in celebrating and there gearing up, the data shows in the intelligence report sh

elizabeth: here's the issue, drug cartels are loading up into backpacks, lethal drugs like fentanyl and hard narcotics like cocaine and methamphetamine and they're having illegal border crossers carry them, smuggled that across the border in terrorists coming across the border that, people from countries not to central america but from the mid east and yemen in china coming in, we have custom and border protection mark morgan saying that joe biden does p plan to end the u.. agreement with central america meaning honduras, water mall, el salvador and mexico to say if we catch your nationals you have to take them back, that used to be the policy for a long time and bsuddenly that was changed and trump put it back in placece and biden might get rid of it is that here come the caravans again moment. >> not just the caravans but we have to talk just like you mentioned the drug cartel, they are very much aware of what is going on in many times when they see this open border stance what they do they work with the drug, the human smuggling organizations and flood certain areas with the individu

cartel expert jason jones is also with us this evening to take up some disturbing trends that are growing along the southern border with mexico. and if you're tired of the year of 2020 -- and who isn't -- pastor robert jeffress will be joining us with his positive outlook for 2021. >>> we begin though with senator josh hawley's announcement today to back president trump in the battle for the white house. it will be popular, certainly, among the president's supporters. take a look at this, a new rasmussen poll finds that 72% of republicans believe that president trump should be the model for the future of the party. only 24% think the average republican in congress is the better model. and there's yet more developments today in the battle for the white house.

can tweet couriers of the cartel. exclusive images of both sides fighting for drugs and money. money. as cobar successors cocaine come on. in the. country. for. what's in store. for their future in the. second major city. inside. please. you know i'm a citizen of the world that is certainly because of my own biography i was led breslau during the bombardment i grew up in a small town and libraries where how i got to know the world in the book i visited north africa as a schoolboy i was always drawn to foreign countries because i.

a los respnsoables . >>> dice nq el cártel del mencho se convirtió en el más poderosos derriaron un helicóptero del ejecito y secuetraro a dos hijos del joaquín el chapo guzmán y después los liberaron , en méxico, raúl torres , noticias telemundo . >>> hoy se celebra el día internacional del migrante pero muchos están varados en la frontera mexicana y esto se ha visto entorpecido también por la pandemia . >>> este día del mignate fue el día qen que reina y sus hijos cruzaron la frontera y huyeron por las afectacijnes de los recientes huracanes. >>> venimnos por una mejor vidas y el huracán nos dejó en las calles y el gobierno no nos apoya. >>> como ellas familias enteras esperan que los ayuden con alimento o refugio. >>> es difícil, porque tenemos que cminar, aguantar sol y sed. >>> la vida del inmigrante es dura, como dice (...) pero en medio de la pandemia es aún más difícil . >>> me siento triste porque no puedo avanza y tengo hambre y no tengo para pasar . >>> en la frojenra norte con estados unidos se vive una rlaidad parecida, desde el año pasado hay 10 mil i

until his death in 1903 he headed the notorious made a huge drug cartel. it was a huge supplier of cocaine to the u.s. but that was almost a modest operation compared to today's global complex of criminal gangs which supply $19000000.00 users worldwide. they produce more than $700.00 tons of cocaine a year with total estimated sales a 1000000000 euros. trade methods barely differ from the global trade in legal goods. they require manufacturing facilities or logistical network for distribution and a sales network to supply the drug to end consumers. the coca plant is cultivated in colombia bolivia and peru the raw material for cocaine in. its leaves are softened in kerosene than filtered resulting in coca paste. as many as 40 different chemicals are used to refine the substance into pure cocaine. cocaine the estimated value. in the producer countries is $2500.00 euros a kilo that's 2 year old 50 grams. the finished product is transferred via brazil or mexico as well as southern and western africa and then smuggled primarily to north america and europe. it's

presuntamente por el cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn. viajaban en un camiÓn blindado artesanalmente por los autodefensas. para registrar como la comunidad se encuentra aislada por la disputa entre el cartel y estos grupos armados. >> lo que intentamos hacer como periodistas es aproximarnos lo mÁs que se pueda a esta comunidad. >> subieron un troll para conocer la zona. al bajarlo los atacaron. las rÁfagas rebotaba en el metal. >> nunca creÍ que nos fueran emboscar. estÁbamos lejos. nunca creÍ que fuera a pasar esto. >> conoce la perfecciÓn la zona, y reporto surgimiento de autodefensas en el estado. de ahora el escenario fue mÁs peligroso. >> estaba la nos pudo haber atravesado los cuatro juntos. >> guardan esa bala como el presagio que ha terminado con la vida de 13 periodistas en lo que va del aÑo. >> imagÍnense el grado de patria facciÓn esa zona donde los reporteros tienen que pedirle a un grupo armado que los acompaÑe en un pintada artesanal. para poder documentar. >> lo que le sucediÓ es el precio por hacer su labor y

to protect the public from violate crime and work closely with leaders in mexico to fight the drug cartels and crack down on china's exploittation of our country and workers and defended the impe competition in the marketplace and defended the men and women of law enforcement who risk their lives to keep our community safe as discussed i will spend the next week wrapping up a few remaining matters important to the administration and depart on december 23rd. wishing and melania and your family a merry christmas and

you can't operate through the plaza without paying cartels. joe biden said i put moratorium on deportations. i will stop i.c.e. detention. i will give you fry health care. i will not let i.c.e. do worksite enforcement investigations. he told the world, you won't be arrested, won't be detained. you get to work here because i.c.e. can't find you. on top of that i give you access to the greatest health care system in the world for free. who wouldn't want to come to the united states. it is taking effect. border numbers are up 20% just last month because of the biden effect. jackie: biden effect world leaders we're going back to the obama days t was much easier for us to navigate then, right? >> look. i'm not nuclear specialist. i'm an immigration border guy the writing is on the wall. they are testing this new incoming administration. they will push him because they know they couldn't push president trump around. i work god are a lot of presidents. president trump stood foreamerica first. he defended our border more than any president i ever work

and one of the businesses -- cartels. and one of the businesses is the trafficking of women and girls. i think especially with the we see, forced migration out of central america and out of venezuela, that and girls of women is -- they're increasingly vulnerable population out there out of their re homes and out of their own countries. we would recommend as develop these compacts, as we develop this larger security programs assistant that we really think about that human trafficking aspect which exactly el to, if not part of drug trafficking, but they're often the same organizations that are committing both of these crimes. thank you. ms. houlahan: thank you. would you be interested in remarking as well before i ask my next question? mr. sobel: i want to be quick. i want to focus on the fact vertical here. if you are a drug trafficker that does not mean you do not do types of trafficking. and these hubs that exist, obviously one of those hubs is triborder area. there is definitely a crossover hat we are cognizant of and w

liz: here's the other thing correct as if were wrong drug cartels can't get drugs inside the u.s. park that border towns inside mexico and massive corruption, massive crime spikes out of control in states like war as are then you're more corrupt officials that you can imagine that basically righted our border, how bad can this get because receiving regular mounts of methamphetamine that can give doses to every man woman and child in mexico and the u.s. seized in southern california record amounts about not in the u.s., how much worse can it get? >> you can get considerably worse, this law is taking critical law enforcement tool the utilization and informants baseline away from them. what individual is going to want to cooperate with the law enforcement officer or mexican law enforcement officer if it will be leaked input in the lives in jeopardy, you are right we've seen year-to-year room increase and narcotics and you will see that as an example alone and the cartels continue to pour drugs into this country that killed 60 - 70000 americans last year this is not hyperbole this is

back in april, that produces cartel had -- producer's cartel had cut 10 million barrels per day. they are showing signs of picking up very slowly. the are more people traveling, manufacturg and shipping is today's agreement for half a million barrels helps us in a way. we see international brent settling higher. oil prices are still 25% lower. >> the dow jones has been on a tear. how did wall street fare today? >> the nasdaq hit higher. we saw stocks giving up earlier gained by the closing bell. we had mixed clothes there. -- we had a mixed close there. this is the lowest since the start of the pandemic although it is about thretimes higher than pre-pandemic average. we saw boeing shares at performing as much as earlier. we have the updated software release. we don't know the exact price but both companies said there had been a modest discount. it is the first firm order. it is a big to as boeing tries to rebuild confidence. they killed a total of 346 people. boeing now says it updated its software problems. u.s. regulators feared this. monte: finally, a new report suggests that

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authorities say it is connected to a mexican cartel which shipped the drugs using the u.s. postal servialce service. the suspect was allegedly laundering the money they back to the suppliers through the mail and encrypted apps like benbow. >> at some point, they're disturbing so much drugs that they made connections and were dealing with a mexican cartel directly and it was getting shipped to them from l.a. into the north carolina area. some of these kids are making a $65,000 a year off this. >> all the universities involved in this case say they are fully cooperating with this investigation, law enforcement says they expect more rest to be made in connection with this case. back to you. when that great job, thank you. let's bring in matthew martin, u.s. attorney for the district of north carolina. how did this case come together? seems pretty complicated to have this many people arrested all of the same day, must've been a big operation. >> good afternoon, dana. actually, the operation took place over several months, we announced yesterday, but it started with a local inve

the criminal cartels in mexico because they are back in business. they are starting caravans and make millions of dollars a day. the same cartels ago border agents that smell enough drugs during the last surge that killed 68,000 americans, if he keeps the promises he's made to tear down the trump progress. todd: appreciate your time this morning. jillian: a new jersey police officer will make history when she receives the badge number of her late brother. officer franklin will be given badge number 4637, the patterson police department's first badge reassignment ceremony. franklin's brother was an officer at the same department, murder trying to stop armed robbery in 2007. two minneapolis lawmakers denying involvement in an effort to defund the city police department days after councilmembers cut $8 million from the budget. steve fletcher and philip cunningham join calls to dismantle the department following the death of george floyd. they say the defund framework was never on the table. todd: rhode island's governor will end her quarantine one week