Mariana van Zeller

They don't give a fuck.

And even worse is the cartel in Mexico.

We found out there's a great L.A.

Times investigation on this.

And then we sort of started doing our own investigation.

But they're mixing these drugs together.

with fentanyl and meth.

So I think it was something like 70% of the drugs that they bought and tested had actually had meth and fentanyl and Americans were crossing the border into Mexico to buy these drugs and then dying.

It's insane.

But it's all, again, it's easy for us to blame the cartel and other people.

for doing this, but it's all our fault.

It's the broken system that we have in our country.

Why are we paying, you know, why are we, this woman that we filmed with, she was paying $700 for this medication that she needs and she couldn't afford it.

Her health insurance wasn't covering it.

So she would go across the border and pay $60 for it in Mexico.

Of course.

Yeah, some of it is.

And they're real pharmacies.

So that's what's so interesting is that even pharmacies that are real, that are completely authentic and legitimate, and that there's towns, there's a town that we filmed that called Algodones, for example, that's on the other side of the Arizona border.

that has more hospitals and orthodontists and opticians, how do you say the glasses?