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Drug Enforcement Administration

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is a U.S. federal law enforcement agency under the Department of Justice that enforces the nation's controlled substances laws and regulations. It investigates and prosecutes organizations involved in the illegal production and distribution of drugs, regulates controlled pharmaceuticals, and supports drug prevention and education programs.www.dea.gov

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Sep 11, 2026

John CardilloGUEST
29:03
It's not true.
John CardilloGUEST
29:04
You guys have all met a buddy of mine, he was a DEA agent for years.
John CardilloGUEST
29:07
Well, from '98 to '03, he was one of the country attachés for DEA stationed at the embassy in Paris.
John CardilloGUEST
29:13
And when they were dealing with heroin traffickers, right, because large parts of the Middle East, a lot of heroin comes through Afghanistan and, uh, that part of the world, they would have to go out with the marine security detail to some of these areas because they were no-go zones.
John CardilloGUEST
29:27
And we're talking 25, 6, 7, 8 years ago.
Branson QuirkHOST
2:13
So a lot of the focus, like I said, has been on Brian and how she, what led to this and everything.
Branson QuirkHOST
2:20
Well, the DA- the DEA is involved.
Branson QuirkHOST
2:23
We knew that, but now Brian Hickerson has confirmed, um, we've confirmed that he is speaking with the DEA as federal and local authorities continue investigating the actress's suspected overdose death.
Branson QuirkHOST
2:36
My bad, by the way, I said North Carolina.
Branson QuirkHOST
2:38
I meant South Carolina, Greenville.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
51:30
Those are Austrian art students who are actual art students.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
51:32
I'm talking about the ones spying on the DEA in Florida are some of the same that are caught later in the moving companies in New York.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
51:39
The Miami FBI field office actually contacted the Newark office to tell them that the said moving companies of Israelis who were caught celebrating, who got arrested, had given a ride to one of the 9/11 hijackers.
Ryan DawsonGUEST
51:50
They moved around wherever they went.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:14
A lot of money.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:15
So how he did it was before he worked at the DEA, he served as a spokesman for the Republican Congresswoman Catherine Harris.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:23
Shocker.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:23
People in the Republican Party being scammers.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:44
Ciao.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:45
It's a long day.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:46
Courtney was a spokesman for the DEA from 2005 to 2009.
Laci MosleyHOST
24:49
And the scam began three years later.
Michael VincentHOST
23:48
nowhere near this
Malcolm HarrisHOST
23:49
shit you are a mess man alright so this is from the DEA Houston office this morning alright so according to the DEA Adam McGowan the office in Rio Grande Valley the major seizure is part of Homeland Security Task Force investigation conducted jointly with the HSI alright so it was HSI, FBI, and Customs Border Patrol as well.
Malcolm HarrisHOST
24:14
They saw 2,000 pounds of meth hidden inside a cabbage shipment.
Malcolm HarrisHOST
24:18
Authorities have not disclosed exactly where agents discovered the drugs.
Michael VincentHOST
23:48
nowhere near this
Malcolm HarrisHOST
23:49
shit you are a mess man alright so this is from the DEA Houston office this morning alright so according to the DEA Adam McGowan the office in Rio Grande Valley the major seizure is part of Homeland Security Task Force investigation conducted jointly with the HSI alright so it was HSI, FBI, and Customs Border Patrol as well.
Malcolm HarrisHOST
24:14
They saw 2,000 pounds of meth hidden inside a cabbage shipment.
Malcolm HarrisHOST
24:18
Authorities have not disclosed exactly where agents discovered the drugs.
Branson QuirkHOST
0:00
I'm Branson Quirk and this is the TMZ Minute.
Branson QuirkHOST
0:03
Hayden Panettiere's boyfriend, Brian Hickerson, is cooperating with the DEA as investigators look into her suspected overdose death.
Branson QuirkHOST
0:10
Authorities believe someone may have sold Hayden drugs that contributed to her death and are reportedly zeroing in on a potential dealer.
Branson QuirkHOST
0:17
No arrests have been made, no arrests have been made, and investigators are still awaiting toxicology results to determine her cause of death.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:59
9-11, Israeli art students were caught trying to spy on federal buildings.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:03
Right around 2000, DEA field offices from Texas to Florida started making reports saying groups of young Israelis claiming to be art students were trying to gain access to federal buildings.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:13
along with knocking on doors at DEA agents' homes, trying to sell cheap paintings.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:17
130 documented incidents throughout 42 cities.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:20
Nobody could verify attendance at the art school they were claiming to be from.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:31
One of them was the son of a two-star Israeli general.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:33
Some were caught with sketchings of floor plans for federal buildings.
speaker_21SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:36
Some were caught with lists of DEA agents' names.
Peyton WhitmoreHOST
8:41
Last year or last month, we we lost Hayden Penetier and her on and off again.
Peyton WhitmoreHOST
8:46
Boyfriend Brian Hickerson has actually officially met up with the DEA.
Peyton WhitmoreHOST
8:50
I know a lot of eyes were on him because I just think he was.
Peyton WhitmoreHOST
8:53
I think he had the reputation of just being no good for her.
Ron RoweGUEST
3:20
has that desire to go into public service.
Ron RoweGUEST
3:23
And to even go into federal law enforcement to go be an FBI agent or a DEA agent or a marshal or secret service agent, right then and there, somebody is really special, right? And oftentimes, it's people that are coming out of the military or people that have been in law enforcement, but there are people who come from other walks of life And decide that they hear a calling to go serve their country.
Jon BatemanHOST
3:49
And if I could ask, if someone's part of this law enforcement world, what is it that makes a Secret Service job distinctive amongst all of the different ways in which someone can protect and serve in similar types of roles?
Ron RoweGUEST
4:04
Yeah.

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