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you know, they didn't know.

So it was kept very secret.

There is a possibility that this was done, you know, without the approval of the Mexican president, but she is kind of running a victory lap so far.

So I don't think that's the case.

I think it really is a situation.

You know, if we look at the history, every time the U.S.

has found El Mencho and tried to work with

counterparts in Mexico to get him.

El Mencho was tipped off and was told, hey, they're about to get you.

So he would be missing or he would be gone.

And this time that did not happen.

This time it was kept close to the chest and they were able to pull it off.

And now he's gone.

I question the narrative that

that El Mencho and two others were injured and then were being flown to Mexico City and they all happened to die on the

the helicopter ride to Mexico City, right?

Like, I question that narrative.

I think that he was probably gonna die, you know, he was probably killed.

They probably decided, like, hey, if we let this guy, you know, in our system, he is so connected that he's gonna get out, he's gonna be able to get out and kill our families.

So I think they killed him.