Katarina Szulc

And then you have, like,

ICE, DEA, working, allegedly working with Mexican forces to conduct operations without having to step foot in Mexico.

But I, it seems to be like these are all precursors to something bigger that could potentially happen, especially if the US isn't seeing the result that it wants, which is what?

Demoralized cartels, less fentanyl, less human smuggling, or for it to stop altogether, which I just don't see happening.

But at the end of the day, you still have to deal with this big figurehead, which is the Mexican government, who has too much reason not to crack down on these guys.

Oh, thank you.

Thank you so much.

So exciting.

People were asking me about this.

Yes, I'm really excited.

So I just did, I'm doing my podcast with Ironclad, Borderline Dispatches.

So I'm basically just going boots on the ground to show people exactly what's happening without having, you know, you know.

I try to always do beyond the headline reporting where I go and I speak to the people who are affected right there and paint the picture of what's going on.

So on borderline dispatches, I went to the southern border and then I went up to the northern border.

I showed everyone just how open it is.

And soon we're going to be going in back to Mexico to just show some of the cartel ridden regions and how it varies from different areas and who's running what.

I operate alone.

I've been doing that.

And actually, it's funny.

A lot of people don't know that, but I've always done this alone.