Derek says the sending home of DEA agent Eric Baldus and his partner stems from rivalries in Australian policing that should be put aside for the good of the public

I'm very familiar with what happened with Eric Baldus, and it's basically goes back to, like, some parochialism.

Uh, everyone should be united, whether it's the Australian Federal Police, whether it's Australian Crime Commission, whether it's the state and local police, like, you know, Western Police Force, they should be uniting, working together, 'cause they're way more powerful.

The US isn't perfect.

The US has their own issues, okay? And it all has to do with law enforcement.

The culture of law enforcement is very competitive, you know, very territorial, very cynical, you know, to work with others, but the US law enforcement has made tremendous strides in a positive direction.

I see a lot of different countries that are still very siloed and isolated from each other

Getting the right messages to kids about drugs while they're young is what Derek wants to see more of

Uh, and they don't care for $15 if somebody drops dead from an overdose.

Right.

Sean, in America, people have to look at this a little differently, right? Al-Qaeda, Hezbollah, and ISIS are known terrorist organizations.

And how many people have they killed in America? How many citizens combined have they killed? Not even close to what the cartels have done.

So, the American public should've known in, in January when President Trump came on board, he made it clear he was going to declare these drug-trafficking networks terrorists, because they're not just drug traffickers.

They have expanded beyond even transnational criminal organizations.

They are terrorists.

I'd say his days sound to be numbered too.

Who's right?

So Rose, I got to tell you, you know, I've been in law enforcement my whole life, I just ran the DEA for 15 weeks before I left on May 2nd.

And I will tell you, and I've been preaching this for a long time, we are aggressively going after the cartels both at the border and all over America.

Law enforcement is doing a great job.

Unfortunately, where we have failed miserably is we have not educated the kids.

So China is right......

when they say the fentanyl issue is the responsibility of the US, in the sense of, if we're not even educating our kids and the demand is going through the roof, and now we have, Rose, the unintended victims, like the infants and the children that are dying from accidental, accidental exposure in these homes.

So, what do we need to do that we're not doing right now to save the children?