Why El Chapo's Son Was Released w/Ed Calderon | Joe Rogan

the Joe Rogan experience how many members when you combine all the cartels how many members are we talking about that's that means it's pretty hard to put a number on how I will say this more than a million I will say this they defeated the Mexican army in Sinaloa yeah that was bananas yeah when they captured El Chapo son yeah and then the army gave it back yeah like you know you gonna have him back well sorry that whole situation and it was like I remember that was happening and I was getting asked questions about it and it was life it was all of a sudden just popped off you know basically a supposedly official story from the Mexican government is that they send a special police unit to capture him right which is completely false I think because you don't send 35 agents to capture one of the the heads of one of the biggest Sinaloa cartel cells right so it's pretty much by chance they spotted this party people were armed there they went there all of a sudden chapels son is it so you think they just stumbled into him there's a I posted a video on on my feed of the capture of the chaplain son you can see it and you can see the surprise and really how the agents are kind of uncomfortable or are fearful of what they just stumbling on imagine US agents stumbling on one of the America's Most Wanted individuals up here we're gonna put them on the ground I'm gonna handcuff em hmm and the video you can see that they point their rifles at him and he calmly takes out his gun and hands it to somebody inside of the inside of the house he was in and walks out and kind of tries to negotiate with the people outside the federal agents are trying to arrest them and you can see that the agents are like oh what did we stumble in on all right so that happened they grabbed them they reported back to Mexico they captured him they started to announce the capture and his brother his half-brother Archibald Oh basically called in all of the reinforcements from all surrounding towns and regions and seen the law and it was flooded with a bunch of armed cartel guys all of you know what was wasn't there a video of the government people in the cartel people talking yeah there's no it's on my feed yeah you can see it if you want it's a it's basically a an army unit that was being sent to reinforce security in Culiacan being surrounded by cartel members yeah is this rigor yeah that's it obviously the guys running around with the vest and wearing skinny jeans or some of these you know oil cartel members and they just talk it through I mean they're outnumbered and also there was there's talk about there's a there's a specific community out there and seen in law where all the army families members live and they were apparently being held hostage by cartel guys as a bargaining chip so all these guys we're seeing here they dressed in civilian clothes with the vest those are all cartel guys those are real cartel guys Jesus Christ and that those shaking hands with everybody well you know hey what's up call me I mean they that again we go back into the hole what what is the fight they have in them right mm-hmm Sinaloa cartel was basically surrounding some of their communities and Helen holding their family members hostage so that went out over the radio so as an army remember going in to fight the cartel so you know what I'm out of this fight yeah so they raised their hands so then they release the hostages everybody backed out yeah I mean there's they defeated the Mexican government basically anything that went up against you know it surrounded the city usually you'll see classic classic Mexican cartel activity they close off the streets going into the city by burning semis and trailers and stuff like that so you would see all these burning semi trailers in the region so if you want to move in you can't and if you want to use your helicopters the cartels have an entire craft gate so they broke out a bunch of people from the prison just taking advantage of the whole chaos you could see there's a few other videos with it there's a armored trucks with 50 cows and ma Douce is on the back of them just moving around the city there's no way there's no way you can this is a breakout state prison you know took advantage of the whole chaos and just you know let's just let's let's break some of our friends out it's just pure chaos eventually they let that the government decided to let him go that's the the official story but according to the people there there was no government saying let him go there was like the guys holding him said you know what it's not worth it yeah that's one of the technicals as they call him up here yeah dump trucks the armor plate the sides and put somebody else I'm a geneticist trying to picture yeah what life is like for the civilians and most of these videos are all done by civilians oh yeah there's a certain normalcy in some of these cases especially in a law it's part of it it's part of the culture there and as far as sides go you know hey the Army's coming to save us that's not usually what's you keep some people and some of these communities think you know because the cartels are those are the guys in charge so Sinaloa always been like that like how long you know law has traditionally been a cradle for like the origins of some of the hot some of the more successful cartel heads right isn't that where Julio Cesar Chavez is from yeah yes yeah and you know a lot lots of lots of anybody that anybody in law has some sort of relationship to the cartels because they're part of culture there no way getting around it had a surreal experience once when I went there I did a class out there and the was running it out on this bumpy road and then all of a sudden just flat beautiful road oh yeah this is the cartel part of the road that they built it's like okay so it's like sort of like the mob in Vegas and like the 50 get exact exactly but it's now and they're a more hardcore way more hardcore yeah some of their gravy they have a happiness that Amaya is called as is the narco Cemetery they have and it's basically luxury condos they look like I mean I went there I thought it was a church and it turned out to be a tomb Wow all right so the the opulence and the money or it's just overt you know and and how they move around they roll around in vehicles with guns and nobody does anything because they own the city what can be what are they planning on doing it does anybody have any plans or is it just they're just accepting this well you know you you you get a lot of rhetoric about collaboration yeah that's that's hard Unadilla maya all of those are graves some of them have CCTV video inside air conditioning you know alarms grave those are grave sites and the cartel guys heads go there on the day of the dead everybody was like white bands shoot there a casing through the air nobody does anything Wow Jesus Christ this is crazy yeah I mean the opulence is mate I mean just seeing it you know it's a it's like having several Escobar's in one place you know it's not you know it's like a lot of car a lot of cartels heads are from that region and a lot of their kids grew up in that and you know the opulence is amazing [ __ ] like is this gonna grow I think it is it's good I mean I don't think it is it is growing you know again going back to my friend John Norris and having seeing his experiences up here finding all these illegal drug rows and in public lands it's growing it's growing over here - yeah so roots yeah so the thing that a lot of people have to think about a lot of these cartel guys had their kids up here so they made their money down there and they sent their wives up here and a lot of these kids that were born in the late 80s Early 90s coming with age up here with that cartel pedigree so and they're US citizens u.s. passport so you're gonna you're gonna see some sort of shift and you know they're coming of age you get experience you get you know a handoff of reins I'm the older generation to the new generation you're gonna see definitely it's definitely growing it seems so crazy to watch because it seems like it's not discussed nearly enough and it it seems like if it keeps getting stronger like what we saw with El Chapo son being released like what it what's to stop it from taking over Mexico entirely well I mean you would have people arguing that it already has in different ways so I think another thing that people gonna have to kind of figure out and realize is that there's factions in Mexican and the Mexican government so you will see a federal government that apparently is being paid off by a very specific large cartel group and then you'll see state governments that are different political party influenced paying off by other cartel event groups so you'll see you know military units moving down the town and the state police blocking their way to get in there because they play for different teams right whoa you know there's a there's a lot of talk right now about Felipe calderón's tenure and how his head of secure a head of Public Safety was on the payroll of the Sinaloa cartel which actually came out during El Chapo's trial so now you're talking about basically a federal police force that was on ultra low side so he had free reins to grow and do whatever he had to do in that region with the support of the federal government in a way so technically you know who's in control of some regions and realistically some regions of Mexico are completely in cartel control [Applause]

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Published: Wed Jan 08 2020