Lisa Carole Cude
Lisa Carole
America's Invisible War: Fighting the Fentanyl Epidemic
America's Invisible War: Fighting the Fentanyl Epidemic
America's Invisible War: Fighting the Fentanyl Epidemic
Wednesday 28th May 2025
Uncover the harsh realities of the fentanyl crisis in America with expert insights from former DEA leader Derek Maltz.
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Episode Overview
- Fentanyl is causing unprecedented deaths across America.
- Mexican cartels and Chinese criminals are major players in this crisis.
- Counterfeit pills are easily accessible via social media.
- There is a dire need for more education and public awareness.
- Political and bureaucratic obstacles are hindering effective action.
The Mexican cartels have formed a lethal partnership with the Chinese transnational criminals, destabilising our country right under our noses
In the gripping episode of 'Fatal Facts of Fentanyl', host Lisa Carole sits down with Derek Maltz, a former DEA Special Operations leader, to tackle the harsh realities of the fentanyl crisis in America. This episode doesn't pull any punches as it highlights the devastating impact of fentanyl, which is claiming lives across the nation, cutting across all demographics.
Derek brings a wealth of experience and knowledge, painting a vivid picture of how Mexican cartels and Chinese transnational criminals are fuelling this epidemic. Derek discusses how these criminal organisations are exploiting America's vulnerabilities, with fentanyl being mixed into various drugs and sold as counterfeit pills, often through social media platforms. This has resulted in tragic consequences, especially among unsuspecting young people.
The episode sheds light on the lack of urgency in addressing this crisis and calls for more robust action and education to prevent further loss of life. The conversation also touches on the political and bureaucratic challenges that hinder effective action against this crisis. Derek's candid insights reveal the complexities of tackling such a widespread issue and emphasise the need for unified efforts and accountability from leaders.
This episode is not just an eye-opener but a call to action for everyone to understand the severity of the fentanyl epidemic. It is a must-listen for anyone who wants to grasp the depth of this crisis and learn what can be done to combat it. Don't miss out on this enlightening discussion that seeks to make a difference in fighting America's invisible war against fentanyl.