Katarina Szulc

I think 4,000.

And so the question is clarified.

There are 4,000 organized crime groups operating in Canada with their own individual leadership and networks and the head of the RCMP said, yes, I would say so, around 4,000.

It's Sinaloa and CJNG.

But let me just finish that point about the 4,000 because this goes to show the disconnect between Canadian law enforcement in Canada because it's actually 668 individual organized crime groups.

That's according to CSIS, Canadian version of CIA.

Okay.

So imagine if you have this disconnect where our national police force is just pulling out a random number, how are you even supposed to crack down on these people and these groups?

But yes, it's mostly Sinaloa and CJNG that are in Canada.

I would say now it's likely probably just CJNG simply due to the fact that Sinaloa does not have the power or the numbers to maintain their stronghold and they've entered into an alliance with New Generation Cartel.

I think it's a proxy alliance.

The Chapitos were pretty obviously losing the fight in this situation.

Faction war that's been going on in the Sinaloa cartel since El Mayo was brought to the United States.

And so I think CJ and G saw this as an opportunity to say, we will back you up, but we gain control over everything.

And they are the first cartel in history to have control over every single Mexican state.

Sorry.

Sorry, I do that too.

I asked them about that.

And they said that if

American special forces lay their feet on Mexican soil.