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Avaughan What's up, what's up, we're back. Another amazing great episode of the Ripple Effect podcast.

Of course, I'm your host, Riccad Rends, also known as Ricky Vrans. And today we have Peter Ferseli.

He worked 15 years for NYPD, the Bronx Homicide Task Force. He also worked for the ATF and is

a Operation Fast and Furious

whistleblower. And we do talk a lot about Operation Fast and Furious and also his new book

called Deadly Path, how Operation Fast and Furious and Bad Lawyers armed Mexican cartels.

But we do spend large part of the beginning of the conversation talking about

a lot of his personal experiences working at the NYPD and being on the homicide task force, also

his experience and relationship with 9-11. Then we get into Operation Fast and Furious, his book,

what he saw, what happened, all the corruption conspiracies circulating this story, and also how and why he became a whistleblower.

Then eventually we talk about current events, some of the stuff that's going on in the world today, some of his opinions on it, like the border crisis and other things.

So get ready for amazing conversation.

I know I say that often, but this episode, just like many past episodes, is one of those

episodes that you're really going to learn a lot from somebody else's experiences, and we get

into that.

Obviously, working for NYPD and the Homicide Task Force, you see a lot of things. You experience a lot of things.

And it really was a pleasure to hear about some of those experiences.

But before we get into this conversation, I have to remind you guys, this is a value for value show.

If you get some value from the episodes and conversations I bring to you, please consider giving some value back.

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