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sanders has called the u.s. to stop funding the illegal war that s destroying the lives of innocent innocent men and children in gaza. right now, the fact remains that president biden has not just tied the u.s. to this war, but his own political fortunes, to specifically benjamin netanyahu, and crucially, his extremist right-wing political coalitions in a high stakes election. this is netanyahu, a man who spent his career taking every opportunity to undermine and hurt democrats, as he did numerous times to president barack obama. and that s a pretty perilous fight to be in. matt just serves as a foreign policy adviser for senator sanders. he s the executive vice president for the center of international policy. last month, he wrote about biden s accommodations over his war in gaza, and how we can shift policy. matt dust joins me now. i want to start, matt, on this sort of political question. because the state to state relationships, leader to leader relationships, but there s a specifi
step. all right, michelle sigona, please keep us posteposted. you got it. one of mexico s most-want e fugitives is in police custody today. the founding member of the zetas drug gang was caught in mexico city in a suburb of that city without a single shot fired. among several charges, authorities say aguilera was involved in the shooting death of a u.s. customs agent. the arrest follows a travel warning over the holiday weekend urging americans not to travel to mexico. he was allegedly planning to rob and extort u.s. citizens there. we re joined by laura carlson with america s program for the center of international policy. thank you so much for joining us. thank you, jeff. the zetas are blamed for much of 35,000 cartel-related deaths around the country since 2006. how damaging is this arrest to zetas cartel?