Research that resonates.

He's the president of the Government Accountability Institute, Peter Switzer.

Peter Schweitzer. Peter Schweitzer. Peter Schweitzer has spent many years, in fact, probably

done a more comprehensive job than anyone's ever done, chronicling the corruption by the powerful in Washington.

Be very prescient Eric Eggers. Join me right now is Government Accountability Institute Research Director, Eric Eggers. We're going to take information that we've learned, that people like

Peter Schweitzer have uncovered, and we're going to try to go further. Great investigative reporting,

Peter. You're the only one doing it. Thank God.

Eric Eggers from the Government Accountability Institute and co-hosts of that great podcast, The Drilled Down with Peter Schweitzer.

This is The Drill Down with Peter Schweitzer.

Hi, it's Peter Schweitzer and welcome to The Drill Down. Well, our research and reporting is causing massive reverberations, not just in Beijing, China, but in Mexico City.

We've got the latest, greatest news on that front, and we're going to unpack it with Eric Gaggers.

Eric, how are you?

I'm well, Peter.

You know, Cinco de Mayo was last week, but thanks in part to you, new steps are being taken in the battle for Mexican

independence. Congratulations. Well, the breaking news is that the Trump administration is reviewing

the conduct of all 53 Mexican consulates in the United States, and they're doing so based on

our reporting. Now, there's a history here in January, a week before

our book came out and broke the news of how the Mexican consulates are engaging in political

activity inside the United States. We sat down with President Trump, with Secretary of State Marco

Rubio, and with the Treasury Secretary Scott Besson and briefed them on the fact

that this was actually taking place. Now it has been announced in New York Times reporting that

the Trump administration is going to be reviewing that. And there's an interesting backstory,

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