journal andrew scuria. let s start there. 40 days ago, the governor of puerto rico could have gone with a mutual aid protocol and we could have seen florida power and light, states like new york, but they didn t. the argument at the time was they didn t have the money and they didn t have the phone communications so they could reach out. we know that s not true. we know according to official documents prep had 500 million bucks. so they would have had the $300 million for this kind of restoration deal and they also know that fema would pay for it and, second, based on documents, they communicated with whitefish energy over the phone. so how does the governor make the argument now, he wants to use the mutual utility protocol and didn t 40 days ago. because a cynic or critic might say maybe you didn t want their help because you wanted to go with your own homeboys. right, the plot thickens now. now you have federal investigators getting involved. we don t know exactly what they re loo
i haven t actually went out gang-banging, shooting at people just because they re from across town and all that. i haven t done that in years. but i still hang with my homeboys. and if something happened to one of my close, close ones i m going to have to help retaliate. you know what i mean? dooker loc, on the other hand, was still caught up in the game. he was still infatuated with this romantic notion of being a gangster. what do you want for your future? money, power, respect. top of the food chain. everybody s like that when they re young. they don t see the big picture. they can t see it yet. you know what i mean? it s just whatever happens happens. having been in and out of state prisons in california, fisher sought to share his wisdom with the younger thompson. i ve got him out of situations in here, he was just reacting to [ bleep ]. i m telling him you can t always just react. you know what i mean? you got to slow down and think about something real quick. he th
connection to the united states. tucker: how hard is it for an ms-13 gang member to get into the united states? it is ease cry.ms it is easy. tucker: do they get in legally or illegally? illegally. the homeboys. the ms-13 homeboys in the united states, they would wait for a certain point. they would pay people. they would pay people to bring him over. they would come and pick him up, so they find him and he stays there. tucker: what can the u.s. government do to fight against ms-13? what they can do is they must grab the mexican contacts. cut off the communication. tucker: so mexico is the key? part of it. it is part of it. and also the communication.
tucker: last week it, we traveled to el salvador to see the situation firsthand, what happens in that country is a direct effect to what happens here, where ms-13 has gained a foothold from california to new york at, they say that many of their career activities are supervised by leaders back in central america, that was confirmed to us by a former ms-13 assassin that we interviewed, a man who claims to have murdered dozens of people for the gang, he told us how easy it is for gang members to sneak into the u.s. based on weak border control. the homeboys of ms-13 get into the united states, they would wait at a certain point, they would abate people, they would abate people to bring them over, and they would come and pick them up, so they find him, and he stays there. tucker: later, we visited a detention center in el salvador
to go police t officers. tucker: last week, we traveled to el salvador to see the situation firsthand. what happens in that countryad has a direct effect to what happens here, where ms-13 has gained a foothold from california to new york. officials say that many of their career activities are supervised by leaders back in central america. that was confirmed to us by a former ms-13 assassin we interviewed, a man who claims to have murdered dozens of people for the gang. b he told us how easy it is for gang members to sneak into the u.s. based on weak border control. the homeboys of ms-13 get into the united states. they would wait at a certain point. they would bait people. they would bait people to bring them over, and they would come and pick them up, so they find him, and he stays there.ey tucker: later, we visited a detention center in el salvador