Katarina Szulc

Fuck it, let's go to Canada.

And so you can put border technology across all 2,000 miles of the southern border.

And have it to the point where it is like Guantanamo Bay.

They find a way.

Because if human smuggling and drug trafficking is just that profitable for them, where they're making billions, tens of billions of dollars a year, by doing it, they will find a way around it.

I mean, wouldn't that be an incentive for you?

Yeah.

And would you find a way around it?

But... And I agree with you.

I don't think they will either.

Because...

cartels against full-fledged U.S.

government, that's just a complete power imbalance.

The issue stands with the U.S.

hasn't pushed as hard as it could.

And so the cartels do feel somewhat untouchable.

I mean, there are certain actions that, you know, you extradite the 29 capos, you get El Mayo into the States, you crack down, fentanyl seizures at the border have gone down significantly.

Okay, but that's really just the tip of the iceberg.

And they're so used to operating in a country with so much corruption and impunity where money talks that if you had a government come in where none of that works, the old tricks don't work on this new dog, it would have to be a complete overhaul for them.

And like we talked about, they're certainly preparing for this.