Fighting Cartels That Are Fueling the Fentanyl Crisis (w/Jack Riley)- Change Agents with Andy Stumpf 

You're getting closer to the truth.

They're paid not to.

Money talks

They work with the cartels why do you think there letting in so many illegals our government is letting the cartels set up shop here so they can wreak havoc then theyll take away our guns and make us accept more patriot acts on steroids to spy on us and set up a dictatorship for national security

Thanks for listening

Which job exactly?

@billbradleymusic Getting the word out on subjects that we dont hear about from the mainstream media. These guys and gals that make this show are true Americans that care about this country of ours. God bless.

That's no shit. War could happen because of it but you're dead on.

Hopefully, cartels have drones, some weapons training and guerilla warfare training, south American special ops as well as US vets amongst their ranks, home territory, mountainous terrain, American law enforcement and politicians on payroll and probably intelligence agents too.

When I was still in the army in 2008, that was not a realistic expectation, mainly because there were so many of the cartels people that had already infiltrated United States armed service

Those guys were school of the Americas graduates

All the original gafes soldiers of the zetas are now dead

And the Contra death squads, and the Colombian cartels, and Saddam Hussein, and Osama Bin Laden, and the Afghan opium lords, and ISIS, and Al-Nusra, and...

People can’t take the truth 😂

Lol, m3xican herion isn't piwder its that nasty tar shit

RIP. I've heard some stories from people I know about their children or children's friends dying of Fentanyl OD when they thought they were playing with something they (the story tellers) used to do as experiments or once-in-awhile fun; such as X or acid that turned out to laced. I doubt it has ever been this dangerous to be a kid.

​@@asnark7115you can call people storytellers as much as you want. You don't have to believe anything for it to be true

Fentanyl is such a terrible drug and has done so much damage to our society and especially to the younger generation. I’m so sorry for your loss.

You are advocating a drug enforcement policy that is unequivocally an abject failure! Case in point, Escobar is more than off the street and in jail… He’s dead. Is the Medellin cartel gone or reorganized under younger, more ruthless leadership? Are the peasants of Peru and Bolivia still growing cocoa? Another more recent example is El Chapo. He’s off the street, extradited to the US, locked up in a SuperMax prison and now the Sinaloa Cartel is stronger than ever. Using the same disastrous drug policy approach repeatedly begets the same results.

Well its flooded our streets and communities. I live in AZ a border state, and its everywhere! 1ea or even less. If there wasn't as much fentanyl supply here, then people wouldn't be as addicted, and therefore wouldn't be AS addicted and would have a much better chance at recovery and getting clean if they could only get say 5-10 pills/blues a day instead of 50+ a day to smoke. Some people i know smoke 70-100 a day bcuz there so cheap now. Thats a result of the supply going way way up these past couple of years..

Not really. It already has and they still take the laundered cash.

Look at history! This is a problem that no "government" in all history has ever solved. Bring one perp to justice, and 10,000 rise from the mud to replace him\her. Drugs, (heroin\cocaine\meth\ scrooms) have controlled Europe since the Roman empire. The cartels control these guys bosses!!! The top contributor to Nancy Polosi's campaign was Chappo himself. The cartels put Hobbs in the governor's chair in Arizona. They own and control most of the small and medium towns along the Texas border, as well as several large ones. If you think Chappo is in a "jail" cell in a super max in Colorado, you obviously don't know how this thing works. Maybe someone who looks a lot like Chappo is setting in a cell in Colorado, but the chances it's Chappo are slim to none. This is a moral issue NOT a legal one, that will be with us until the demand dries up. The same goes for human trafficking. Human trafficking with be with us until, the middle aged pervs from the burbs are cleaned up or incarcerated. We have to stop this ourselves. Setting in front of the TV watching another fixed football game isn't gonna do it.

anyone that says, "decriminalize all drugs", is living in an idealistic mindframe devoid of life experience.

@@Janzer_ Well that's defiantly not true.

Hilarious! Supply and demand. Supply doesn't create drug addicts. Drug addicts need supply of which there are people happy to oblige.

The administration doesn't matter. They're all in on trade with other countries no matter the items.

They'll tell you it's an absolute waste of resources to keep fighting a drug war that will NEVER be won.

The only groups in colombia that run cocaine trafficking Is the paramilitaries and the guerrilla insurgents. Their major cartels are largely gone. Yes they still have cartels but not all that powerful like the Mexican cartels now

3 years

that's faulty logic, often spoken by non-americans. a drug is addicting, let's understand that as the basis here. something that is addicting, and the more addicting it is, will cause people to seek it out. people did not seek out addicting drugs, addicting drugs were introduced by some and a whole market was built around this. south american countries that are just now putting in jail all their cartel gangs such as honduras and el salvador, allowed their country to become corrupt by drug trafficking to the united states. those countries created more of the problem by flooding the US with drugs. we would have less of a problem if there weren't as many drugs going around. period. so back at you with that same comment, "take responsibility for your actions", is what I say to those that are importing drugs and have allowed their countries to exist around the corruption of drug trafficking.

@@Janzer_ I am an American. And the logic is crystal clear. I am not addicted to drugs because I don’t take drugs. Humans must take ownership of their lives and actions. The gangs and cartels only have money because Americans are voluntarily giving them money.

@@Janzer_ “a drug is addicting”. No shit. That’s why you don’t take drugs.

@@Janzer_ You can only control your actions. If you don’t take drugs you can’t be addicted. It don’t care if the cartel is offering them for free. I choose not to take them. This could not be more simple.

If we labeled the cartels as terrorist organizations the citizens of Mexico 🇲🇽 would have a valid reason to flee their country and request amnesty in the United States 🇺🇸

Kensington is a nice area!