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Illegal drug trade

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Sep 10, 2026

Stefania CoxHOST
0:34
Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with the Ecuadorian president.
Stefania CoxHOST
0:38
Rubio pushing a tougher fight against drug trafficking and transnational crime.
Kerry DunstHOST
0:44
The New York Fire Department remembering the 343 firefighters killed on 9-11.
Kerry DunstHOST
0:50
Firefighters and families gathering on Staten Island ahead of the 25th anniversary of the attacks.

16 MINS LATER

Stefania CoxHOST
17:12
And up ahead in our show, Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with the Ecuadorian president.
Kerry DunstHOST
17:18
That's right.
Kerry DunstHOST
17:18
He's speaking their language and he's praising Ecuador as a key partner in the fight against drug trafficking and transnational crime.
Stefania CoxHOST
17:27
And the FDNY is remembering hundreds of firefighters killed on 9-11 and thereafter.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
80:55
those who have access to authentic information, um, can manipulate those who don't.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
81:04
And, um, they can make it seem like they live in a different sort of world, you know, and, and get them to fight with one another and get them to, to waste their energy and their money on things that are useless and things that they control, like the drug trade.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
81:19
I don't think people understand, like, what a diabolical trap the drug trade has always been.
Charlie RobinsonGUEST
81:29
I mean, I've talked to enough
Shayn JonesHOST
81:31
vets for them to say like the safest place during any war was on the drug boats.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
10:08
They would have two children, Juan and Manuela.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
10:12
It was in the mid-1970s, shortly before his marriage to Maria, that Pablo first became involved in the growing cocaine trade when he was brought into the business by another smuggler named Griselda Blanco.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
10:25
Cocaine had been something of a niche drug in the United States in the 1960s, with other narcotics such as marijuana, LSD, and heroin proliferating to a much greater extent.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
10:36
However, in the 1970s, the use of cocaine exploded across the country.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
13:38
Leda had ended up in Danbury Prison in Connecticut for smuggling marijuana and selling stolen cars.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
13:45
while Jung had been running an operation to bring marijuana to California from Mexico and then shipping it across the country to New England where it fetched an enormous price compared to what it had been bought for at source.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
13:59
However, at Danbury, they conceived of a plan to move into the now growing cocaine trade.
Juan NaulaNARRATOR
14:06
Consequently, when they were released, they began smuggling cocaine from Colombia through the Caribbean and onwards into America principally through Florida and the city of Miami in particular.

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Sep 4 · 2 Mentions

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7:22
This move aligns with a record defense budget request from Japanese ministries amid security concerns in the region.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:29
Next news headline: Vietnam sentences eleven to death for drug trafficking.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:34
A court in Vietnam has sentenced eleven people to death for their involvement in a large-scale drug trafficking case.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:40
The judgment comes as authorities intensify efforts to combat the illegal drug trade within the country.
speaker_1UNKNOWN
7:46
Next news headline: Satellite images reveal Canadian island's disappearance and reappearance twenty miles away.
Sean ThompsonHOST
106:11
suffering suffering from stage four syphilis public service
speaker_45SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:15
lamar cook who is governor healy's deputy director is now charged with drug trafficking along with illegal gun and ammo possession prosecutors say they first got wind of the scheme in october when federal agents intercepted suspicious packages headed to a massachusetts hotel where cook used to work Investigators later tracked similar deliveries to the hotel's loading dock, where Cook appeared on surveillance grabbing boxes of suspected cocaine.
speaker_45SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
106:44
Caught on camera? More than once.
Sean ThompsonHOST
106:48
Scum of the earth! That's why they love the illegal aliens.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
33:32
Where was Robert Vesco hiding for years? Why was he there? What was he in Cuba? What was he doing? And I can give you many examples of the kind of contact and degree of collaboration between the Castro regime and criminal networks in Latin America, probably to this day.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
33:46
There's ongoing, the New York Times has been revealing the deep links between the Castro family and the Cuban mafia based in Mexico and human trafficking and drug trafficking.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
33:57
That's just a small part of the story.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
33:58
I mean, there's a lot more.

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Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
39:41
You know, people who defend the U.S., people like you have in your career who would dedicate their years of service to looking out for U.S. national interest.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
39:50
I've spoken to many of them over the years.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
39:52
There's an unofficial consensus about the degree the Castro regime has been involved in drug trafficking against the U.S. because they saw drug trafficking as a weapon.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
40:02
I've spoken to people in the Coast Guard and different intelligence services, and they're all convinced the regime has been deeply involved to this day in that.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
29:02
Where was Robert Vesco hiding for years? Why was he there? What was he in Cuba? What was he doing? And I can give you many examples of the kind of contact and degree of collaboration between the Castro regime and criminal networks in Latin America.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
29:14
Probably to this day, there's ongoing, the New York Times has been revealing the deep links between the Castro family and the Cuban mafia based in Mexico and human trafficking and drug trafficking.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
29:27
That's just a small part of the story.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
29:28
I mean, there's a lot more.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
32:35
There's no repress, no oversight, no congressional pressure, no organized society that can fight back.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
32:41
That is the best magnet for organized crime.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
32:43
And another thing, which... know people who defend the u.s people like you have in your career who would dedicate their years of service to to looking out for u.s national interest i've spoken to many of them over the years there's there's an unofficial consensus about the the degree the cash regime has been involved in drug trafficking against the us because they saw drug trafficking as a weapon I've spoken to people in the Coast Guard and different intelligence services, and they're all convinced the regime has been deeply involved to this day in that.
Orlando Gutiérrez-BoronatGUEST
33:14
There's even that indictment from 1983 against Raul Castro for participating in drug trafficking.
Cam CaponeHOST
32:45
So your brother knew all of them and everything.
Keffe DGUEST
32:47
Yeah, yeah.
Keffe DGUEST
32:48
They the same age and, uh, they was doing, they was doing, doing their little trades together, drug trades together.
Cam CaponeHOST
32:54
You never went with them? You never wanted to roll with them or anything?
Keffe DGUEST
32:57
Man, I ain't no fucking, uh ...
Ryan DaltonGUEST
62:19
It's, they're not really trying to stop it.
Ryan DaltonGUEST
62:22
The majority of the drug trade is pharmaceutical.
Ryan DaltonGUEST
62:24
It's le- it's legal-ish.
Ryan DaltonGUEST
62:26
It's not the cocaine and the, I mean, that's a little bit, but it's, it's pills.
AlfredasCORRESPONDENT
61:00
Penn State is known for Greek life, but prosecutors say two frat houses may have been moving a little more than party favors, and it was dope, literally.
AlfredasCORRESPONDENT
61:08
More than a dozen people are now charged in an alleged cocaine trafficking operation tied to the Delta Epsilon and Sigma Chi houses.
AlfredasCORRESPONDENT
61:16
Authorities say the coke was brought in from Philly and distributed on campus.
AlfredasCORRESPONDENT
61:21
13 current and former students, plus one student's dad, they're all facing charges.

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