Ed Calderon

Um, there, uh, Reese, like recently in the past 10 years, a bunch of CIA documents have come out of Mexican presidents being on the payroll by the CIA from like all the, like all the cold war era presidents were like CIA agents on the payroll.

So, um, it,

Mexico has this vision of the CIA and the U.S.

's responsibility for some of the things that are going on down there that are very different than the U.S.

's perception of responsibilities.

It's probably more accurate.

I mean, it's direct.

It was shocking to me when we were there at Kiki coming in, that house where he was kept and I think tortured and finally killed, that the people around there that have lived there when it happened, some of them would call that the CIA house.

So that was a weird thing.

And maybe they've been kind of like polluted by all the stuff they've been looking at or seeing after that happened.

Or maybe they're just being accurate.

Or maybe they're just being accurate.

Let's say this, again, realm of theory.

You have the United States dealing with Mexico and a 9-11 happens.

And then you're worried about things going through the border like a nuke.

You're paranoid.

Do you entrust the Mexican government to keep that border safe and tell you if anything goes through that border?

Or do you talk to the cartels that actually own that border?

Who do you talk to?

You have to talk to the cartels.