Ken Paxton: How Soros Protects Drug Cartels, Being Blacklisted by Fox News, and the Laken Riley Act
Feb 12, 2025
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton dives into the alarming rise of drug cartels and the political corruption that enables them. He reveals George Soros's influence on Texas politics and critiques establishment figures like John Cornyn. Paxton discusses his ongoing legal battles over the border wall and expresses frustration over being blacklisted from Fox News. The conversation highlights the disconnect between grassroots movements and established politics, stressing the importance of transparency in governance.
Ken Paxton emphasizes the dangerous increase in drug cartel activity in Texas, exacerbated by federal inaction and ineffective local law enforcement.
The influence of district attorneys backed by George Soros contributes to rising crime rates, undermining governance and public safety in major Texas cities.
Legal battles concerning data privacy and corporate accountability highlight the need for continued enforcement against powerful tech companies threatening consumer rights.
Deep dives
The Impact of Immigration Policies
Immigration is identified as a critical issue affecting Texas, with ongoing debates about the effectiveness of federal laws in handling the situation. Previous administrations, notably Trump's, utilized stronger enforcement measures that positively impacted immigration rates. In contrast, the Biden administration’s approach is seen as encouraging illegal immigration, leading to significant profits for drug cartels, who exploit the situation by charging exorbitant fees to smugglers. This ongoing situation raises concerns about the safety and security of Texas residents and the broader implications for the rule of law in the state.
The Influence of Drug Cartels
The podcast emphasizes the growing threat posed by drug cartels in Texas, which are becoming increasingly well-armed and organized. The designation of these cartels as terrorist organizations allows federal forces to take more aggressive actions against them. Concerns are raised about the substantial financial resources these cartels command, which come from illegal activities such as drug trafficking and human smuggling. This wealth enables them to purchase advanced weaponry and maintain operations across multiple states, posing a direct threat to Texas communities.
Challenges with Local Law Enforcement
The conversation highlights the impact of local district attorneys, many of whom are backed by George Soros, on crime in major Texas cities. These district attorneys often refuse to prosecute a range of crimes, leading to a perception of lawlessness and disallowing significant actions against cartels. Without effective local law enforcement, the state appears vulnerable to mafia-like organizations, contributing to everyday crimes linked to the cartel landscape. There is a call for legislative changes to empower the state to hold these misaligned DAs accountable in the face of rising criminal activity.
Political Power Dynamics and Accountability
A significant portion of the discussion revolves around the dynamics of political power within Texas and how fear of prosecution inhibits many politicians from taking decisive actions against corrupt officials. The influence of district attorneys, particularly those supported by outside funding, hinders effective governance and law enforcement at the state level. There is an urgent need for the Texas legislature to eventually act in protecting its constituents from crime and corruption. This failure to act raises concerns about the motivations of those in power and their accountability to the citizens.
Antitrust Actions Against Big Tech
The discussion concludes with a focus on the legal battles against major tech companies, emphasizing the importance of data privacy and consumer protection. Notably, was the large settlement against Meta for infringing on individuals' rights without consent, showing a proactive stance against corporate misbehavior. There is a belief that these cases set important precedents in enforcing regulations against major firms who dominate the market and threaten fair competition. The call for continued scrutiny and enforcement reflects a growing acknowledgment of the significant power these companies hold over American life.
When you care about Ukraine’s borders more than your own, things tend to fall apart. Texas AG Ken Paxton on how John Cornyn and other negligent buffoons allowed drug cartels to take over the state.
(00:00) Donald Trump vs. The Mexican Drug Cartels
(3:40) How George Soros Controls Our Politicians
(11:04) Why Soros, Obama, and Establishment Washington Wants to Destroy the US
(17:49) Ken Paxton's Legal War to Save the Border Wall
