Danny Jones

So yeah, they have tremendous power.

I likened it to Costco, right?

So they buy from all these other sources, but they run the whole network, right?

And yeah, it's very powerful.

It's not known because it's very shadowy.

But they, like for example, they say, oh, they don't run, but they run, for example, they own, they're the ones who hire the growers.

They buy from the growers in Bolivia and in Peru, right?

They have control of the processing plants.

So they run the whole network.

Now, they use the Mexican cartels to get the cocaine across the border into the United States.

I know some cartel leaders and they'll like, you know, well, the Mexican cartels right now, their main business is fentanyl.

But cocaine is something that they rely on the Cartel del Sol to help them distribute.

Yes, they are.

It's not, well, when you talk about the CIA, it's important to make a distinction.

Like there's the official CIA, which is a, you know, an agency of the government, which has a structure and a policy.

you know, rules and personnel charts and so on and so forth.

And everything has to be approved by the president or the Congress.

Right.

And then there is a shadowy organization, um, which is, uh, often confused with the CIA.

And I don't know what we would call that.