why can t law enforcement get a handle on this? the dea tells us they re fighting this unprecedented battle against opioids, you have thousands of people dieing and they have to they have to set their priorities. and that s what it is. it s, you know, drugs like fentanyl, methamphetamine, those type of things. i appreciate you coming on and you guys doing this investigation. thank you very much. it s frightening. i appreciate you having me. thank you. more on our breaking news this afternoon, the u.s. has assessed the attack on saudi oil facilities, they re assessing that it came from within iran now we wait to hear from the white house. plus even before this confirmation, the president said the u.s. is locked and loaded but then the white house tries to backtrack by asking you to believe that up is down and left is right. new analysis next. but allstate helps you. with drivewise. feedback that helps you drive safer.
threat now an al qaeda was. we have competition vm. i ve got to go back to the app question. what constitutional right do americans have to download these apps and have encrypted user to user messaging? beyond. why can t law enforcement, the president, congress pass legislation that presents this? it s about the law keeping up with the technology. they covered a new technology. if the law said you re creating a new device, it was considering drug tcartels and organized crime. there has to be a way for the lawful intercept of those communications. the argument from the app developers is this isn t a telephone we re making.
that, to me, is one of the things that i find difficult to believe, at least the official version. it s likely they did know. it s inevitable somebody did know. according to an opposition senator, they did. we re going to get back to geraldo from mexico later in the program. coming up next here tonight on hannity. making millions on behalf of chapo guzman. you don t end up in forbes magazine without being an entrepreneur. you ll meet the filmmaker that went inside the drug kingpin s world. if they can find them, why can t law enforcement both in mexico and the united stats? you ll hear from two former dea agents who have tracked him for years. you ll hear that and more on hannity as we continue. this is how they moved all that dirt. 2,000 tons of dirt. this is the rail they built. here s one car, a second car.
consent of somebody involved here. and, you know, two producers, one we ll introduce in the next segment actually found him easily. and if they can find him, why can t law enforcement find him? they were able to find him fairly easily. sean, you mentioned the gaza tunnels. remember, the more modest, drug smuggling tunnels on the southern border. el chapo was the tunnel master. he was the prince of tunnels. his sinaloa cartel principally smuggled their drugs through tunnels. they put him in a prison surrounded by dirt. and apparently no one thinks to think that el chapo, the tunnel master, might dig a tunnel.
nobody could do this without the consent of somebody involved here. and, you know, two producers, one we ll introduce in the next segment actually found him easily. and if they can find him, why can t law enforcement find him? they were able to find him fairly easily. sean, you mentioned the gaza tunnels. remember, the more modest, drug smuggling tunnels on the southern border. el chapo was the tunnel master. he was the prince of tunnels. his sinaloa cartel principally smuggled their drugs through tunnels. they put him in a prison surrounded by dirt. and apparently no one thinks to think that el chapo, the tunnel master, might dig a tunnel. that, to me, is one of the things that i find difficult to believe, at least the official version. it s likely they did know.