Derek S. Maltz

You'll make those connections synergy, just like you were talking about, right? So when I completed, not really completed, I began to open doors.

I was at Amfest in an interview with Tom Holman and Derek Maltz.

And I had already begun reporting on the border.

I didn't realize how our elections and the border were all connected.

The GAO report predates preda- excuse me, predates these rescheduling proceedings, does not target cannabis explicitly, and did not conclude that the agencies violated the law or reject the scientific finding supporting Schedule 3 placement.

The judge would then resume work on his non-binding recommendation to the DEA administrator.

The second scenario would be the judge admits the report, but doesn't allow more briefing.

The report goes into the record and the case resumes with the report's, uh, weight left for later stages.

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We've always talked a lot with a lot of people in the last, including former DEA administrator, Derek Maltz, probably roughly around, I think it's close to a year ago now we had him on, talking about this Chinese organized crime, the illicit cannabis.

Now, it keeps coming up and it has a lot more over the past year in Washington.

But, uh, yeah, it becomes more than just, uh, selling illegal product.

This is a security issue, which we've, kind of, highlighted before when we've had conversations with, uh, former DEA administrator, Derek Maltz, in the past.

Yeah.

So that'll be coming up off the top.

I knew you were going to say that.

Derek Maltz.

Derek Maltz.

Derek Maltz.

Yeah.

Friend of Todd Harrison.

And oh, by the way, if you understand how this works, it is procedural.

If he says that, I'm going to take it at face value.

It is an impressive agency.

Three weeks before 9-11, I just reported to DEA Special Operations Division outside of Washington, D.C. And my ASAC at the time was Derek Maltz, who I don't know if you know Derek, but stone cold New Yorker from Long Island, loves New York with a passion.

And we watched the events in his office that morning.

What I saw eventually, though, and this is what really impressed me, is NYPD doesn't sit back and make phone calls to people.

My name is A.R. Hoffman, and every week, along with my co-host, Rebecca Sugar, we speak to the people that you want to hear from.

We're joined this week by Derek Maltz Sr., the former acting DEA administrator and former director of DEA Special Operations Division.

Mr. Maltz spent 28 years in the DEA and is an advocate supporting families all over America who lost loved ones to synthetic drug poisonings.

We're really happy to have you here.

See? Promises made, promises kept.

Joining me now to weigh in on all this, he's the former acting DEA administrator under President Trump, our good friend Derek Maltz, and he's a former border patrol officer and border security advisor for FAIR, Art Del Cueto.

Gentlemen, thanks for coming on.

I know you two know each other, so, um-

Gentlemen, great interview.

Thanks for staying in this fight and passionate and being loud voices.

Art Del Cueto and our good buddy, Derek Maltz, both you guys, keep it up.

Appreciate you.