Topic: Drug Smuggling

A recent law enforcement surge in Alaska resulted in the seizure of enough fentanyl to kill 2.3 million people. Victor Avila reveals that the Sinaloa Cartel has been exploiting rural Alaska's reliance on small aircraft and the postal system to deliver drugs directly to residents' doors. The administration is now expanding monitoring of private mail carriers like UPS to close these smuggling routes.

Historical allegations involve the CIA and the Clinton administration running drug and human trafficking operations through Latin America. Whistleblowers such as Terry Reid and the late Larry Nichols provided testimony regarding the use of military logistics to smuggle children. These operations are described as a long-standing deep-state practice that involved building secret airfields and managing illicit cargo across borders.

The alliance between covert intelligence agencies and organized crime is explored, citing the CIA's alleged involvement in drug smuggling during the Vietnam War and the Iran-Contra affair. Carroll discusses the historical blackmail of FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover by the mob as a foundational element of U.S. law enforcement corruption. He mentions journalist Gary Webb's "Dark Alliance" story as a pivotal moment in exposing these connections.

The caller William continues his critique, questioning why the Secret Service allowed such a massive security vacuum in Butler. He shares historical anecdotes regarding George H.W. Bush, the Zapata offshore drilling company, and the Bay of Pigs. The host concludes the segment by reiterating that the deep state's primary goal is to kill Trump and blame Iran to initiate a global conflict.

Following his release, Rubin used Facebook to contact members of the Gulf Cartel in an attempt to buy back his destroyed memory cards. A cartel member confirmed that the group who intercepted him was actively running drugs across the river and feared he was a spy. Rubin emphasizes the lack of security near the SpaceX spaceport, suggesting that if he could be kidnapped there, the border is vulnerable to the transport of any illicit material.

Bob Fletcher claims that Congressman Sonny Bono was assassinated on a ski slope to prevent him from exposing deep-state corruption. Fletcher details his work for Manuel Noriega's lawyers and describes Operation Watchtower, a covert military operation allegedly used to facilitate cocaine smuggling from South America into the United States during the Iran-Contra era.

Reports indicate that Mexican drug cartels are using colored wristbands to track migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. Shroyer blames the Biden administration for endorsing this criminal behavior. He also mocks the induction of Michelle Obama into the National Women's Hall of Fame, making disparaging comments about her gender.