Brandon Darby

Lue Elizondo, former Pentagon UAP official who led the AATIP and worked in counterintelligence. Brandon Darby, investigative journalist focused on Mexican cartels and narco-state dynamics. They discuss Mexico’s surge of cartel violence after El Mencho’s death, possible U.S.-Mexican operations and fallout. They also cover the U.S. Olympic hockey win’s emotional impact and theories around UAPs, national security, and spiritual implications.

Lue Elizondo, former Pentagon UAP official who led U.S. investigations into aerial phenomena. Brandon Darby, Breitbart Texas editor and cartel reporter. They discuss whether U.S. forces helped kill El Mencho and the cartel fallout. They debate Obama’s alien-life claim, classified evidence, national security risks, and how UAPs might differ from expectations.

Brandon Darby, investigative commentator who covers Mexican cartels and border security, discusses how cartels are embedded in Mexican institutions. He talks about why headlines ignore cartel power and how leaders are protected. He explains risks to journalists and operatives, and whether high-profile figures should vacation in Mexico City.

Brandon Darby, an investigative commentator known for his focus on Mexico and cartel issues, joins to discuss the current political landscape in Mexico and protests that, contrary to popular belief, are routine rather than revolutionary. He shares insights on Trump's disappointing deportation numbers and the complexities of U.S.-Mexico relations. Additionally, Darby delves into El Salvador's aggressive crackdown on gangs, highlighting the trade-offs between security and alleged human rights abuses, all while savoring some delicious El Salvadorian food.

Guest Brandon Darby, co-founder of Breitbart Border and Cartel Chronicles, highlights the dire situation in Mexico, calling it a 'fragile narco-state.' He exposes the harsh realities faced by communities terrorized by cartels and condemns U.S. diplomatic efforts as inadequate. Darby argues that cartels like the Jalisco New Generation pose a significant threat akin to al-Qaeda. He emphasizes the urgent need for stronger U.S. border policies and addresses the moral challenges faced by youth in impoverished regions, contemplating cartel involvement for survival.