The ‘Outnumbered’ panel weighs in after Chinese nationals were charged with smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen into the United States.

The ‘Outnumbered’ panel weighs in after Chinese nationals were charged with smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen into the United States.
Posted in Public Health/Safety, Radicals, Terrorism
John Kiriakou committed Washington’s one unpardonable sin: he embarrassed the CIA. John Brennan tried to have him executed for it.
Posted in Espionage, Government, Law & Courts, Obama, Radicals, Terrorism, Tucker Carlson
Phillip Tourney provides a first-hand account of the 1967 USS Liberty incident. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on May 16, 2025.
Posted in History, Middle East, Murder, Terrorism
On today’s episode, Andy is joined by former CIA targeter Sarah Adams to break down the arrest of Libyan national Faraj al-Hamasi in Germany. Faraj wasn’t just a lone attacker—he was part of al-Qaeda’s next U.S. homeland plot. Sarah exposes how al-Qaeda is using ISIS as cover, why Germany is misidentifying him, and how this connects back to the Benghazi attackers she once tracked.
On today’s episode, Andy sits down with former CIA officer John Kiriakou to discuss his path into the Agency, the unconventional recruitment process, and his firsthand experience with enhanced interrogation and rendition operations. Kiriakou shares the moral and ethical dilemmas he faced, what ultimately led him to speak out, and the personal consequences of becoming a whistleblower. The conversation also explores the political environment during the Bush administration, the evolution of U.S. counterterrorism strategies after 9/11, and Kiriakou’s perspective on the current crisis in Gaza and the broader implications of American foreign policy.
Posted in Espionage, Government, Terrorism
In this clip from Inside True Crime, I discuss why Americans are clueless about real evil: cartels, torture and terror.
Posted in Drugs and Cartels, Murder, Terrorism
Federal prosecutors announced that they had filed a terrorism related charge against a woman who is accused of getting grenades and being a key operator for Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG). The case is the first ever terror charge related to CJNG.
This week, the U.S. Department of Justice announced that they had charged 39-year-old Maria Del Rosario “Chayo” Navarro Sanchez with providing material support to a terrorist organization. The charge follows the February 20 designation of CJNG as a foreign terrorist organization by the U.S. Department of State.
“Cartels like CJNG are terrorist groups that wreak havoc in American communities and are responsible for countless lives lost in the United States, Mexico, and elsewhere,” Attorney General Pamela Bondi said in a prepared statement.
Mexican authorities arrested Navarro earlier this month in the state of Jalisco. At the time of her arrest, Mexico’s top law enforcement official announced that U.S. authorities wanted her on several charges that included arms trafficking, human smuggling, drug trafficking, and others. The woman had a gold-plated rifle with her at the time of her arrest. It remains unclear if Navarro will face charges in Mexico or be extradited to the United States soon.
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Posted in Drugs and Cartels, Law & Courts, Terrorism
On today’s episode, Vince welcomes back investigative journalist Katarina Szulc for a conversation on the evolving dynamics of U.S.-Mexico relations and cartel activity across North America. They discuss Mexico’s refusal to accept U.S. assistance in the fight against organized crime, the growing presence of cartels in Canada, and the challenges posed by Canada’s legal system in addressing transnational threats.
Posted in Canada, Drugs and Cartels, Mexico/Central America, Murder, Terrorism
According to authorities, Pedro Inzunza Noriega and his son Pedro Inzunza Coronel are part of the Beltran Leyva Organization, which is a powerful and violent faction of the Sinaloa cartel, known as being the world’s largest known fentanyl production network.
Posted in Drugs and Cartels, Law & Courts, Terrorism
Vince welcomes back crime analyst and journalist Chris Dalby to examine how economic policies like tariffs can unintentionally empower cartels. They unpack the evolving tactics of criminal networks, explore how legitimate industries become entangled in illicit operations, and assess how U.S.-Mexico relations influence crime on both sides of the border.
Posted in Gangs, Immigration, Terrorism