What follows is my interview with George Valdez, who was charged with being a

co-conspirator in the biggest drug transaction in the history of the United States.

Before he started working with Pablo Escobar, George in the 1970s was already

coordinating shipment of up to 700 kilos of cocaine. Now this is back when it was going from

anywhere from 50 to a hundred thousand dollars. A kilo, so you run the math.

George was captured when a plane went down in Panama and incarcerated and tortured by the guys

working for General Noriega. As well as his extensive knowledge of the Medellin Cartel,

he has a very important message about the war on drugs. While I was communicating with

George to a range of interviews, he admitted that he had already in his possession

my war on drugs series of books in which I claim that governments all over the world

put in prison the small fry to show they're fighting the war on drugs while working with the

big players to make money from illegal drug trafficking. And George was at that level of the

big players and he absolutely confirms what I've been writing about. So this two-hour interview

is not only hard core trafficking stories, it's also got important social criticism about the

corruption and the war on drugs. George could buy politicians, legislators, judges, not just in

central in South America, but also in the states and he believes it is still going on to this day.

He also has an important social message for young people. And you think of someone like you know

the traffickers represented by narcos which George admits narcos is just a fairy tale.

These scary-looking people killing people left and right, you would never imagine

the man you are about to meet was a drug trafficker of the magnitude I have described

biggest drug trafficker ever to be interviewed on this channel, probably coordinated more

transactions than all the others that I've interviewed on this channel combined. So I hope you

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