Katarina Szulc

How long will that last or how far is that going?

not to the point that Mexico would like to see.

But the US knows that they have to withhold some information and a lot of intelligence in order for their operations not to fail.

Because the one wrong person finds out about it, whether that's in government, whether that's in Mexican intelligence, and the whole operation goes to shit.

Even with El Chapo's family going across the border,

and receiving sort of safe haven in the U.S., Mexico didn't know about that.

Mexico hasn't received information on that.

And the head of national security for Mexico made a point to say, we aren't in the loop with this.

Yeah, I think about that all the time.

And people ask me that all the time, and people ask that because they want to see it happen.

But how does that happen?

It would be a multifaceted approach.

Like, there is no silver bullet.

We both know this.

And it's very complicated because they're so, they have their claws so enthralled in every aspect.

You know, whether it's the ways that they're diversifying their revenue in oil and gas and whatever it is, but also in politics and internationally.

So to defeat this Fortune 500 corporation that's armed to the max and is always a step ahead, it would be a matter of cracking down on extreme intelligence gathering, finding out

where the main guys are, dismantling them and their local networks, dismantling their online propaganda projects, tackling the people particularly who are under the radar and in charge of laundering a lot of the money, setting up the shell companies, the remittance sites that are allowing these cartels ways to launder their money internationally.

The banks, it goes so deep.

It wouldn't just be a matter of go get the big guy like when they got El Mayo this summer.