Katarina Szulc

You have to tackle the finances.

What do you think needs to happen?

Well, that's basically what's happening in Sinaloa.

I mean, El Mayo was brought to the U.S., kidnapped allegedly, and now we're in real time watching the fall of the Sinaloa cartel.

El Chapo was gone, now El Mayo is gone, and the infighting began, and just like a house of cards, it's falling in on itself.

But, to the same point, CJNG swoops in, says we will make an alliance, Chapitos and us,

which, you know, how real can that alliance be when they've been sworn enemies?

And what's essentially going to happen is CGNG is going to take over that faction and take over Sinaloa.

So great, what your suggestion was worked to completely dismantle the Sinaloa cartel that has been operating for forever and was at one point one of the largest cartels in Mexican history.

But now we have CGNG.

So what, you do the same thing with them?

And it just keeps going on and on until they're done.

But the supply and demand for drugs.

Oh, at this point?

Hundreds.

That were operating with the Sinaloa cartel?

People of importance?

Yeah.

I mean, enough people were eliminated for this cartel to not be functioning basically at this point.

And for them to have to strike a deal with an enemy cartel, an adversary.