Ed Calderon

In the end, I guess that justified most of what was about to happen.

Do you think El Chapo, do you think people like him are good or evil?

Do you think some aspect of that is just sort of manipulative control, or is some of it also just, again, a care for the population, for fellow human beings that are one of your own?

Silence is their main weapon.

So El Chapo is currently in prison.

Is he worth talking to?

I'd say yes.

Is there things that to you are interesting about him that are still not understood?

Is he a window into something that you don't understand about that world still or are curious about in that world?

So that story is a story of evolving family dynamics.

So part of the story of the cartel is

Do you think he feels like the new wave of what the cartel has become has betrayed him, has left him behind?

Because it seems like the way the cartel operated has changed over the decades.

And so you could be a legitimate operator inside the United States.

That's hard to detect.

Makes you wonder how many in the U.S.

government are.

The politicians here.

The role of the United States in the drug war, financially in terms of power, is very big.

Surely there's politicians that have a finger into this.