The Debrief With MyronGainesX - What's It's Like To Be An HSI Agent. A Day In The Life!

00:00:00.960 and we are live what's up guys welcome to fed reacts man i know you guys can see a different

00:00:05.240 setup here uh this is you know the new studio it's about 80 90 percent the way complete um we

00:00:11.840 got a lot to talk about we're going to talk about the day in the life of being a federal agent

00:00:15.240 specifically with hsi let's get into it a special agent with homelands investigations okay guys hsi

00:00:24.420 this is what fed reacts the friend of jeffrey williams and associate ysl did commit the felony

00:00:28.340 here's what 69 actually got this attack shifted the whole u.s government this guy got arrested

00:00:34.140 espionage okay trading secrets with the russian john wayne gacy aka the killer clown okay one of

00:00:39.560 the most prolific serial killers of all time killed 33 people zodiac killer is a pseudonym of an

00:00:44.500 unidentified serial killer who operated in northern california serial killers got they really get off

00:00:48.780 on getting attention from the media many years jeffrey epstein sex exploited and abused dozens

00:00:54.260 of minor girls at his home it was oj working together to get nicole killed we're gonna go over 0.99

00:00:59.720 his past the gang tie so that this all makes sense

00:01:03.060 yeah what's up guys welcome to uh fed reacts let me know how the sound is guys um i'm using a

00:01:14.100 completely different and new setup right now um i'm in another room in another part of the studio

00:01:20.700 uh where i've been um building this place up it's not 100 of the way done yet it's uh i would say 80

00:01:28.300 to 90 percent uh i still got some panels that i got to put up on the ceiling and i also still got us

00:01:33.660 i'm gonna put a big fed react sign right behind me uh you guys can see here i got the thin blue line

00:01:38.940 flag i got another american flag there and i got some other things i'm going to be putting in the

00:01:42.620 background decorate this place a bit more then i got a part for um angie here where she's going to be 1.00

00:01:49.380 sitting next to me running in she's also going to have a camera and everything else like that 1.00

00:01:52.440 which i got to set that up but right now it's just a one-man show uh bills and mo are actually here

00:01:57.240 they're in the studio the main studio and they're setting up uh an irl backpack okay because as you

00:02:03.820 guys know we're going to be doing an irl stream for y'all uh we're going to be doing an irl stream on

00:02:10.480 the yacht for new year's um so we definitely stay tuned for that i think you guys are going to

00:02:14.860 definitely enjoy that one um so you guys will be able to see kind of you know uh the lifestyle of

00:02:21.800 miami okay i'll be honest with y'all if i wasn't irl streaming i wouldn't be there so uh yeah i would

00:02:27.260 have been just been staying at home but since uh we're going to be streaming it i'm like all right

00:02:30.960 well i'll i'll show up um uh everything is pretty much the same guys i'm running this show solo we're

00:02:36.840 getting giving you guys uh you know a classic fed reacts type episode today um fnfsuperchat.com guys um

00:02:43.480 and also i'll be reading the chats uh because as you guys know we can't um we're demonetized on

00:02:49.260 youtube right on all the channels unfortunately so i can't pull up the chats like i used to when i

00:02:53.400 use stream yard on youtube on uh on stream yard so i'm using stream yard right now i'm not using

00:02:58.600 stream labs i'm going to use stream labs on my next show but bills has to like set it up for me and

00:03:02.480 everything else like that and we didn't have time to set it up today uh because we got to get going

00:03:06.000 here and about this show is going to be a shorter hour show it's going to be about an hour hour and a

00:03:09.180 half um and uh yeah i'm just going to kind of um go through what it was like how i got on the job

00:03:16.040 etc um i know you guys have been requesting this for a while uh the last episode we did we covered um

00:03:23.520 the barbie killers with angie um and then i didn't i we didn't do a show last sunday i think i'm trying

00:03:30.220 to remember why it was i think bills and them were oh no it was oh yeah because it was the holidays uh we

00:03:36.780 didn't do it because it was uh christmas that's why we i didn't do a show last time oh yeah um

00:03:42.000 it was christmas eve um but i couldn't go two weeks without doing a show for you guys so we're

00:03:47.280 going to definitely do a show even though it's new year's eve excuse me even though it's new year's

00:03:51.760 eve we're going to do a show and um you know like i said you guys have been requesting me do something

00:03:56.220 a little bit more personal about my background my experience uh one of my cases so what i figured i'd do

00:04:00.420 i'll just kind of take you guys from the beginning go back in time and uh talk about uh how i got the

00:04:05.560 job how i got involved with the job um what it was like every day and uh go from there man um

00:04:11.380 what else uh so yeah fnfsuperchat.com guys if you guys want to go ahead and get your chats in i'll read

00:04:17.660 some of these rumble rants that have come in i i i can't put them on screen because i suck guys right 0.89

00:04:22.900 now but i can definitely read them and everything else like that uh so what's up yes i'm oh you can

00:04:29.740 see okay yeah so most monitoring the stream from the other side too thank you mo uh so we'll have a

00:04:34.700 little bit of help there as well but we got here um let's see tj emerson 2004 goes hey guys please

00:04:40.800 cover madeline mccann case british uh case most famous i think he's british care most famous missing

00:04:46.820 persons case ever there is a netflix stock you can use and trust me i love this case okay madeline

00:04:52.020 mccann i think angie has that written down but yeah um man down goes please please please do the ruby

00:04:58.960 ridge incident in waco case i did waco already uh so let me see here i'm dusting off the cobwebs here

00:05:05.000 guys so um give me one sec i'm gonna go ahead and show you guys exactly where to find it right so i did

00:05:12.660 it on youtube and on um and on rumble uh fed reacts

00:05:19.460 right fed reacts here and then we put um waco and let me share a screen with y'all real quick so

00:05:26.600 you guys can see what i'm looking at uh bear with me guys here this is it's been a while since i've

00:05:33.520 done this um but my solo dolo like this um we got chrome tab there we go so right here you guys you guys

00:05:44.560 you guys should be able to see it this is the waco siege episode that i did um i think i had to do

00:05:50.460 most of this on rumble though guys okay so um this is it right here okay um but let me go ahead and

00:05:59.600 uh well let me no okay if i do that won't work

00:06:04.260 yeah yeah i'm gonna do it on this i'm just gonna do it on this screen hold on uh

00:06:13.320 yeah i just gotta increase this okay boom so present bam so i actually know what waco fed reacts

00:06:23.960 so i just have it up on screen there we go bam okay entire screen boom all right so this is this is

00:06:31.700 it here guys um fed reacts the waco siege it was well yeah two and a half hours here it is it's

00:06:37.420 for the full one is on rumble um i had to put uh obviously um a portion of it on youtube but the full

00:06:44.200 thing is actually on rumble um because i think we got hit with a copyright or something like that is

00:06:50.040 what it was uh rumble ads oh but you guys get the idea all right um what else here um

00:07:01.700 let's see here um and then we got here

00:07:08.880 shout out to mo in the back helping like i said before

00:07:13.500 all right and then i'll see here fnf super chat if you guys have anything in here

00:07:20.580 uh okay yeah fnf super chat.com guys i don't know if it's working let me know if the link is working

00:07:29.340 guys uh it should work um mo the link works right all right

00:07:36.420 all right cool link to uh it says link to super chat doesn't to super chats doesn't work in chat

00:07:45.420 that's what they said

00:07:47.440 no it says 404 not found when i click it

00:07:54.180 yeah

00:07:56.760 you'll change the youtube one all right he's gonna fix it right now guys sorry about that

00:08:02.180 maybe maybe try fnf super chat

00:08:04.380 uh super chat.com

00:08:07.280 all right we'll give you guys a better link right now sorry about that

00:08:15.240 sorry about that guys uh yeah mo when you do just let me know so anyway okay so uh let's start from

00:08:25.480 the beginning guys we're gonna go back in time here okay we're gonna go back to a uh a different

00:08:30.760 uh decade okay so it's 2010 okay and uh well actually more along the lines of 2009 right so 2009

00:08:41.000 and i am a sophomore at northeastern university in boston massachusetts

00:08:48.000 and um i was a criminal justice major and i was a walk-on the walk-on for the northeastern men's

00:08:59.040 rowing team and um i always knew i wanted to do um federal law enforcement uh whether it be the fbi

00:09:07.680 or um you know dea atf i knew i wanted to do something with the feds and i remember um my school

00:09:15.600 northeastern has a uh something called a co-op program guys which is actually why i think it's

00:09:20.520 such a good school is it has something called the co-op program which allows you to kind of work

00:09:24.860 for so you basically do a semester where you take classes then you do another semester

00:09:30.380 where you're in work like you're working in your field right and northeastern has some of the best

00:09:35.780 job placement um in the country it was and it's a five-year school because of this co-op program so

00:09:41.020 um after your sophomore year right once you get into what you call your middler year your third year

00:09:45.920 you can start to do something called co-op where you can um at least when i went to school there

00:09:51.060 you can start to go ahead and start working uh for six months or for a semester after you do your

00:09:56.700 co-op you go back to classes then after you do classes then you go back on co-op again and so

00:10:00.960 on right you could do up to two to three co-ops and this is really good for landing you a job right so

00:10:05.300 think of it as like a internship program built into the actual curriculum at northeastern university

00:10:09.920 right so at the time immigration and customs enforcement office of office of investigations aka

00:10:17.580 what is now called homeland security investigations uh was seeking interns right they wanted i think

00:10:23.980 six or seven for the washington dc field office and then two for the boston field office right um

00:10:30.220 and i remember um going uh and applying right and funny story so i go and i apply right and i remember we

00:10:41.940 have practice like christmas break excuse me like christmas right around christmas break or early

00:10:47.160 january when we get back to school right i think it was january we get back to school right because

00:10:50.640 you have christmas break and then we had to train during our christmas break they gave us a whole

00:10:53.980 training program then we came back in january because for rowing guys the winter is actually

00:10:58.320 very important where you build the endurance and the fitness for the spring season to race if you don't

00:11:02.460 train hard during the winter you're not going to be able to race well in the spring because when the

00:11:06.320 spring hits you're doing 2000 meter races etc so we come back in january and we did a training exercise

00:11:13.420 where we hit a punching bag okay a heavy bag and it's funny now that i like train boxing how stupid 0.67

00:11:18.460 i was for doing this um i hit the bag and like my pinky like kind of slipped off and i broke my hand

00:11:26.240 guys uh broke my my right hand pinky right i broke it because it was like numb and it hurt for a couple

00:11:32.640 days so i go to the freaking uh uh the hospital i go to boston general right and um at the time our

00:11:41.320 school had a deal with the pediatric portion right so if you're an athlete and you had to go see a

00:11:46.560 doctor you would actually go to the pediatrician side um to get any type of work done or whatever

00:11:52.160 right because i was an athlete so i was covered and they did they did us um they did x-ray and they

00:11:58.780 found that my pinky was broken i was like oh my god and they're like you got to wear a cast for a month

00:12:02.640 for six weeks and i was like what i gotta practice what are you talking about and um they're like no

00:12:09.320 you know doctor's orders you got to go ahead and you got to put your hand in the cast now what makes

00:12:12.380 this funny is since it was the pediatric doctor i got a cast but the only thing that they kind of had

00:12:21.280 was like a bunch of kid casts so that like clouds and dinosaurs and like all this kid stuff right so i'm

00:12:27.360 like oh my god so i was like all right screw it give me the dinosaurs so i had a bunch of dinosaurs

00:12:31.920 on my cast right like freaking kids i'm walking around at like uh 20 years old right old as hell 0.73

00:12:38.220 with a freaking dinosaur cast on right it gets better so as you guys know i had applied for the co-op

00:12:45.760 with hsi right so i go to the job interview with a fucking dinosaur cast on yes i shit you not i went to 0.99

00:12:53.880 the the fucking job interview with a dinosaur cast on guys i wore a suit and had a dinosaur cast 0.99

00:12:59.080 so that definitely you know rose uh uh you know rose some questions right so i'm sitting there in

00:13:07.880 my interview right and i'll never forget it was um two special agents interviewing me

00:13:14.580 it was one special agent like a regular guy right like a what i would call like a third gs 13 right

00:13:20.580 which is like they carry cases and still you know do that type of thing then it was a supervisor which

00:13:25.080 is a 14 and then i think it was an asac okay which is a a 15 right so think of it as agent first line

00:13:32.380 supervisor then a second line supervisor right or also known as a supervisory special agent or

00:13:40.380 assistant special agent in charge right that's what the acronyms stand for

00:13:43.540 so they asked me about it and i tell me i broke my hand you know they asked me about uh you know

00:13:48.920 how i broke my hand hey i was i play sports etc blah blah blah um and then uh i was a rower and

00:13:56.920 then obviously right they looked at my resume i spoke arabic conversationally

00:13:59.960 excuse me guys it's cold here in miami i speak every conversation etc so um i didn't think i got

00:14:09.100 the job guys be honest with y'all like i was like yeah there's no way they're hiring me like you know

00:14:13.080 because at the time the people that i interviewed like that i competed with i only had a 3.3 gpa at the

00:14:18.020 time and the kids that i competed with a lot of them had fours a lot of them were really bright

00:14:22.280 really smart i was like man i don't know if i'm gonna get this i showed up in a freaking dinosaur

00:14:25.320 cast etc but then i get an email and they say hey you've been accepted and it was like life-changing

00:14:33.180 event guys life-changing i was like holy crap so um so i get the internship right and uh and i start

00:14:42.620 interning out of the boston field office right so let's fast forward now to my middler year this is

00:14:48.280 now around 2010 slash 11 because i did the interview in february of 2010 and then i started

00:14:54.400 actually you know what i did the interview of february 10 i got the job i did all my paperwork

00:15:00.580 got my background check i eod on july 6 2010 never forget that july 6 2010 was my eod with the

00:15:08.640 united states government with homeland screen investigations right and i eod as a intern which

00:15:13.860 i think was a job series like 1899 or some shit like that you know a matter of fact let me look it 0.53

00:15:18.980 up uh and let me see here i think the link should be fixed by the way guys fnfsuperchat.com if you

00:15:26.040 guys want to go ahead uh and i see ralph here uh five bucks thanks for your service myron happy

00:15:32.280 holidays okay so the link should be working now guys uh fnfsuperchat.com uh yeah right well that's

00:15:38.520 the link okay and it works okay sorry guys we had issues with this crap like before so it was

00:15:45.960 it's pinned in the chat all right so yeah y'all should be able to get in there click click the link

00:15:51.100 in the that's pinned in the chat guys and then you'll be able to super chat in that's that's what

00:15:55.860 it is yeah okay so yeah click the link in the chat and you'll be good at pinned at the top so um

00:16:03.180 so i get the job right um and i start my first um co-op portion in the summer july 6 2010 right um

00:16:12.980 and at the time i went to the boston field office and let's just go ahead we'll go ahead and put some

00:16:17.540 uh put a little bit more visuals to this story right

00:16:20.880 by the way this is what it looks like guys when you come in so right you go to the chat right here

00:16:27.460 you're watching the show click this link boom it brings you right here and then you can go ahead

00:16:31.720 and get involved and uh donate which i appreciate anything that you would donate but anyway let's

00:16:36.500 go back here so i interned right here guys this is where i started it all

00:16:41.320 right i go 10 see i fucking remember the address 10 causeway street boston massachusetts right 0.95

00:16:51.640 this is the federal building right that i started everything all right and i remember

00:17:00.460 i would take the train here oh my god this has changed wow holy wow okay

00:17:08.440 what okay so right here is like the train station used to be what the hell is all this though

00:17:17.780 where's they knocked down td garden

00:17:20.620 what the fuck what is all this bruh 0.62

00:17:27.880 yo mo okay never never mind so here's the north station right there's a there's a station here

00:17:37.880 i used to take the train in every day from the orange yo did they knock down td garden bro 0.93

00:17:41.560 td garden yeah and boston i know you still keep up with the nba but did the celtics move

00:17:47.800 no okay so they still play here it's still at the garden okay they switched okay yeah okay this is okay

00:17:54.920 so yo they changed it wow it didn't used to be this nice they'd renovated that joint okay yeah all

00:18:01.580 right either way so yeah so i used to take north station guys from from uh from northeastern i used to

00:18:06.500 take uh the t right which is called the train in boston and i'll take it i'd get off and then i

00:18:11.680 walk through this little thing here and i remember i walked through um since i was an employee i would

00:18:16.260 walk around the back uh but the main entrance for regular people right for regular people coming in

00:18:20.920 is is right here right and uh ice i think is on the like seventh floor okay let me see here let's see if

00:18:29.080 they're still there hsi boston

00:18:34.500 oh yeah 10 causeway street yep still there okay 722 so um right um so i started here right hsi boston

00:18:50.020 and um and i did that first summer there and i was in a national security group guys and in the

00:18:59.280 national security group what we went after primarily was um visa overstays that had national security

00:19:06.380 implications right maybe they were from a weird country maybe they we found out that they were

00:19:10.840 tied to some people that we might not necessarily want them to be tied with etc so that was how i started

00:19:16.720 i was i was in a national security group right and slash visa compliance group um because a lot of

00:19:22.720 people come to the united states and overstay their visas right and then also um we uh had a um

00:19:28.500 a presence with the fbi joint terrorism task force as well a couple of our agents in this group

00:19:34.340 were in the jttf right so i did a couple of operations with fbi as well when i uh that first

00:19:39.860 summer that i was there so i did my first internship and then i uh came back later and i did another

00:19:46.960 internship with the heida group which was the drug trafficking group and then i did another

00:19:50.220 internship with the human trafficking group right so i did three co-ops total while i was in boston

00:19:54.600 with hsi boston and um and i was in college and then after i graduated college right and remember i'm doing

00:20:02.960 these co-ops six months at a time and the human trafficking group was the last group that i did my

00:20:06.660 internship with and i told you guys that story of how i was writing my final paper and on april 15

00:20:12.060 2013 which was pretty much uh when i was trying to submit my paper what happened we had the boston

00:20:17.160 marathon bombing right and i talked about that in one of my other episodes if you guys want the detail

00:20:20.800 i was writing a paper and yeah so after i graduated college guys i went home back to connecticut for six

00:20:27.680 months right pending an academy date at the time the government was shutting down all the time this is

00:20:32.840 now we're in 2013 right obama was still in office i think um and um the government was always shutting

00:20:40.640 down so they could didn't have an academy date because they had hsi had not hired for years at

00:20:44.500 this point right so they're able to get together an academy date and i went to the academy february

00:20:51.480 2014 but prior to that because i graduated school in 2013 i spent six months at the new haven

00:20:59.000 field office okay um as an intern there and that's where i converted from intern to special agent i

00:21:06.260 intern i became a special agent september 13th 2013 so july 6 2010 i became i was an intern then

00:21:14.720 september 13 2013 i converted my from i officially became a special agent and converted to there right

00:21:21.300 i was getting leap and all that crap right so i was working and everything else i didn't have my gun yet

00:21:25.100 because i was uh waiting for the academy so fast forward to 2014 february i go down to brunswick georgia

00:21:34.760 okay and your boy is here okay i went right here fletzy all right

00:21:42.560 which is the um the federal law enforcement training center okay uh

00:21:51.180 and uh hold on click some of these pictures which is out there in the middle of nowhere in brunswick

00:21:59.080 oh this is all this is all new stuff right here they didn't have this when i was there

00:22:03.180 oh yeah this is all new wow they really upgraded the gym god damn okay

00:22:08.880 yeah what the fuck is this whatever zahar jalali probably that's not that's not a real picture

00:22:19.520 but yeah anyway this is the this is uh fletzy guys right so every law enforcement agency except for

00:22:26.480 dea fbi

00:22:28.260 and u.s postal inspection service goes through fletzy and border patrol has their own academy in

00:22:35.080 in new mexico right so everyone goes to um to fletzy uh to to train right and whether it's for cbp

00:22:45.600 whether you're going to be a special agent you're going to be a uh you know a cbp officer a border

00:22:50.140 patrol agent whatever it may be you're you're going to go to fletzy to train right and it's located in

00:22:54.660 glencoe georgia and then there's others one so artesian new mexico that's where um who the fuck 0.79

00:23:00.680 this is where border patrol goes uh shitlam maryland i think this is where the u.s postal inspection

00:23:06.060 service goes national capital capital region training operations i don't know who goes there

00:23:10.900 but glencoe is where everybody goes man brunswick glencoe georgia same thing that's where everyone

00:23:16.100 goes right for the feds atf irs hsi secret service u.s marshal service they all go to

00:23:24.980 brunswick so i'm there for six months guys so from february 2014

00:23:31.060 uh 14 to august 2014 i was at fletzy and let me tell y'all something bro that was one of the most

00:23:38.020 miserable experiences of my life it fucking sucked it really sucked man um and the reason why i sucked 0.99

00:23:48.120 was because you know it was kind of paramilitary so you were waking up every day you go to chow hall

00:23:53.700 um you know you'd go to you go to class right you'd learn about federal law then you'd go shoot for like

00:23:59.280 hours on end then you would uh do um use of force then you would do handcuffing then you would do

00:24:05.580 more um law stuff right one one would be maybe um fourth amendment another one would be criminal law

00:24:12.780 and then you would do then we did like a whole thing where you would um uh do a mock case uh teach

00:24:18.620 you how to write reports it was very extensive very very extensive it's six months in there and uh

00:24:23.460 pretty much from seven all the way till about five or six p.m you were seven a.m to five p.m you were

00:24:29.760 working the whole time and again the training and that was every day monday through friday um i was

00:24:35.300 getting my agent salary at that point um but uh but yeah man it sucked uh and you lived on base you

00:24:42.180 couldn't you had to live on base it was mandatory um so yeah so i was there i left august 24th 2014 one of

00:24:50.700 the happiest days of my life by the way i was like thank god get me the fuck up and i went 0.86

00:24:59.260 and i went uh to my first duty location in laredo texas guys okay um and just so you guys could see

00:25:08.260 here some of y'all might be wondering where the fuck is laredo texas i will show you my friends 0.79

00:25:13.380 all right and i will never take these four years back this was a great time of my life yeah i didn't

00:25:23.460 do anything i was very uh bored and well not bored because i was always working i was always busy

00:25:29.180 but this is laredo texas right here guys right um it's literally right on the mexican border

00:25:36.440 opening maps all right it's in web county texas and if i zoom out y'all can see it's right here where

00:25:47.580 this red is right and it's right across from nuevo laredo now this place is super fucking dangerous 0.94

00:25:55.180 nuevo laredo bro this is the home base for the los etas or now i think they call themselves cartel

00:26:00.660 del noreste right um and this is where i spent from 24 to 28 years old and this is where i started

00:26:08.760 my career this is this made me become a man actually to be honest with y'all uh you know i was living on

00:26:12.980 a freaking mattress on the floor i mean i was making good money i was i started like making i was making

00:26:17.560 like 70k 60k somewhere around there uh my first year or two here which and it's not that expensive to

00:26:25.900 live here so i was i was doing fine but you know i was living way below my means i had a tv

00:26:29.800 like on the floor i had a mattress on the floor i was just chilling you know wasn't getting chicks 1.00

00:26:33.980 like that there weren't that many hot girls here to begin with to be honest with you all there was

00:26:36.660 like no bitches here i'm gonna be all the way dazzle with y'all um and mexico has some sorry um 1.00

00:26:44.020 texas in general south texas has some of the fattest people in america so anyway and then you're you

00:26:49.320 got interstate highway 35 but this was a busy place guys i was working all the time man um and our

00:26:55.640 our headquarters here was 109 shiloh drive

00:27:03.320 right this was uh the main building right uh that where uh i was headquartered now i personally didn't

00:27:11.160 sit at this building i actually sat at an offsite which i'm not going to show you guys

00:27:14.680 um but this is the official you know address but i sat at another building um because um you know we have

00:27:21.960 we at the time we have like uh when i was there we had around 60 to 70 agents but we can hold up to

00:27:27.400 100 this is a big field office for hsi is um laredo texas because you're right on the border right um

00:27:33.480 and when you're on the border guys hsi basically and i could go over this real quick um let's go ahead

00:27:39.080 and go to their website real fast what hsi does okay because some of y'all might be like what is what is

00:27:47.400 hsi bro what are you talking about what the fuck are you talking about myron all right we'll go to 0.92

00:27:52.760 to the wiki because it's easier

00:27:56.520 right so you got immigration customs enforcement right and then you also got um hsi underneath

00:28:03.160 ice right so it's a federal law enforcement agency under the department of homeland security

00:28:06.760 it's stated message protecting united states from cross-border crime and illegal immigration

00:28:09.960 that threaten national security and public safety that um so it's executed through the

00:28:14.280 enforcement of more than 500 federal statutes and focused on customs violation immigration

00:28:17.480 enforcement preventing terrorism combating the illegal movement of people and goods so basically

00:28:21.240 guys anything that has an international nexus we could touch right um and a little fun fact hsi

00:28:28.200 actually has more uh has enforces more statutes than even fbi we have the broadest authority in the

00:28:33.080 united states government um and uh and then you also have ero so we're not going to talk about ero guys

00:28:40.520 because ero is the other half of ice um and they deal with the removal removal of um of undocumented

00:28:49.000 aliens from the united states that's what they specifically do they only deal with the immigration

00:28:52.520 portion they don't deal with no criminal investigations okay um hsi well they do criminal

00:28:57.800 investigations only if it's like you know an illegal re-entry small stuff like that but in general it's hsi

00:29:02.680 that is the primary of criminal investigators special agents so ero enforcement removal operations

00:29:07.800 they um are and this is what their badge looks like it says ice and an officer and then homeland

00:29:12.760 screen investigation says special agent uh ice deals with immigration side hsi deals with immigration

00:29:19.720 customs everything and they deal with the more criminal stuff so to give you an example um

00:29:24.760 ice ero might do something like hey this guy's been deported before eight usc 1326 which is an illegal

00:29:30.280 re-entry that's technically of a crime ero might do something like that whereas like hsi will do if you

00:29:36.920 got like visa fraud um passport fraud any of that other stuff we're going to deal with that because

00:29:41.160 that's going to be a little bit more complex right especially when you're talking about criminal

00:29:44.440 organizations etc um but if it's just a simple re-entry you've been deported before and you're back

00:29:49.240 ero will take a lot of those because it's not worth our time right so um but those are the two umbrellas

00:29:56.280 that um hsi under so anyway uh let me let me see let me take a break here for chats real fast before

00:30:04.680 we get into this let's see here and guys the link works now if you want to donate to the show uh we

00:30:10.760 got here okay um cgm goes hey martin sorry to get off topic but tips for bulking up i've been in the gym

00:30:18.440 for four years four to five years with little results i eat a calorie surplus have high tea get

00:30:24.200 plenty of sleep but it's hard for me to gain muscle 505 145 pounds 22 years old uh that means you're not

00:30:29.800 eating in a calorie surplus like you think bro if you're not gaining weight then you simply aren't

00:30:32.600 eating in a calorie surplus so that you need to eat more than you think you need to you might have

00:30:35.480 a faster metabolism than you think you might be miscalculating your calories but um it's very

00:30:40.120 simple when it comes to calories because it's just not you know calories in versus calories out

00:30:44.200 and uh putting yourself in a surplus if you put yourself in a surplus you're going to gain weight

00:30:47.560 so just make sure you put yourself you know three to five hundred so i would say if you're not

00:30:51.080 gaining weight bump yourself up another 200 calories and go from there uh taj the beast goes

00:30:56.200 what's your opinion on sponsoring yourself through the police academy how much of a percentage

00:30:59.960 would you say i gain of being hired by a department yes shout out big mo what's good uh

00:31:05.480 yeah that's really uh rare though you sponsoring yourself through a police department because that

00:31:11.240 tells me that you probably live in a rural area where like police departments might not have the money

00:31:15.400 to put you through an academy so you sponsor yourself and then try to you know get your

00:31:19.320 police certification you could do that if you want um but you know just make sure that you're going to

00:31:25.320 pass the background check and everything else like that so nothing wrong with that um but that's not

00:31:30.520 very common you probably live on a boonie somewhere bro uh we got here whose man's goes sub sub guys

00:31:36.440 i'm going to try to get into the call-in show next time to talk about my cousin who was a massive simp

00:31:40.840 he went on a date blacked out got his ass beat by two guys because they ended up leaving with those

00:31:46.040 two guys wow shots fnf and the l dingleberries bro i mean if your cousin isn't rp aware from that

00:31:55.560 then uh i i don't know what to say bro that's a l man holy wow oh wow oh that is um

00:32:04.040 hold on do i got a sound effect for that one yeah

00:32:06.440 damn um nora goes i became a u.s citizen a few months ago uh and have my naturalization certificate

00:32:16.200 but i haven't applied for the u.s passport i'm currently in my home country and need to return

00:32:19.800 to the u.s can i use my naturalization certificate to enter how it works uh yeah you can you can use

00:32:25.080 your natural i mean they don't like that but you can um it's frowned upon but you definitely can because

00:32:31.720 they can't deny you entry in the united states if you are a uh u.s citizen i i've seen i remember

00:32:36.360 when i was at the border um in laredo and people would be crossing in every day some people would

00:32:40.520 bring their birth certificate and give that to the um to the cbp officer so yeah your naturalization

00:32:46.040 certificate will work to enter um but they just won't like that this might take you a little bit

00:32:51.160 longer they're probably gonna have to do some records checks and everything else like that and

00:32:54.120 make sure that it's really you but um it will work um just try to get your passport bro because

00:32:59.720 you're it's gonna be very cumbersome for you uh to do that every single time and and they're gonna

00:33:05.720 you're not gonna make the cbp officers happy so um because you just want to get it done and get out

00:33:10.040 of there um and then let's see here i'll look at some of these rumble rants shout out to all you

00:33:14.360 ninjas by the way that are um supporting the show like i said before we are demonetized so we really

00:33:21.240 appreciate the love uh let me see here let me not let me make sure that we give love to our

00:33:28.120 ninjas over here and we got uh we got two thousand uh we got almost a thousand y'all watching over on

00:33:35.800 rumble and then another 1100 or so on youtube uh someone said myron doesn't know how to bulky over

00:33:43.640 trains uh no my friend i do know how to book actually got fat on purpose i gained i went up like 50 uh

00:33:50.280 pounds overweight so i don't over train my friend there's no such thing as over training you it's

00:33:55.400 very difficult to do that um you have to really put yourself into the pain cave to to over train

00:34:01.720 it's not as easy as you guys think it is you can overreach but over training now man um okay i won't

00:34:09.080 show the thing god damn it i don't know why the chats aren't showing on rumble rants anyway excuse me 0.71

00:34:16.360 so where were we okay so i was in laredo texas right and um and i was in the and i was in a so

00:34:24.120 when i get to laredo texas right my first duty uh duty station well my it was my first duty station

00:34:29.960 but my first group that i get assigned to was called the human trafficking slash human smuggling group

00:34:37.080 okay and uh what that's like guys is what you would call a duty response group now you're probably

00:34:42.920 wondering myron what the hell is a duty response group so when you're on the border guys okay

00:34:53.400 there's constantly cases going on they're trying to smuggle illegal aliens in they're trying to

00:34:58.600 smuggle drugs in they're trying to smuggle money out they're trying to smuggle guns out so there's

00:35:04.040 always stuff going on because like i said before hsi is the premier agency that deals with anything

00:35:08.600 that has an international nexus right so you're constantly getting uh calls for different types

00:35:16.360 of things at the time when i was there in the laredo we had 10 groups we had a three human

00:35:23.160 smuggling groups yes i said it three human smuggling groups we had like three drug groups we had a

00:35:28.920 border enforcement security task force so that's seven we had a commercial fraud group that's eight we had

00:35:35.720 a child pornography group that's nine and then we had a a money group right financial crimes group

00:35:42.840 which was ten right each group of agents sorry each group has about six to ten agents and one group

00:35:50.200 supervisor okay when i got there in 2014 they were severely understaffed we had maybe 60 agents right

00:35:56.280 so you had 10 groups 60 agents each group had maybe four to five guys right and then like the bigger

00:36:01.480 response groups they would have maybe seven to ten right so my group when i got there we had like

00:36:06.840 seven to ten guys right and i was in human smoking group two i'll never forget group two right uh which

00:36:14.520 was uh a kind of a legendary group um jaime zapata rest in peace to him was actually in that group

00:36:20.680 uh at one point so when i got there guys right and i was and i was in a human smuggling group it was the

00:36:27.080 busiest group in the office it was the busiest group in the busiest office and the busiest aor now

00:36:35.320 you're probably what myra what the are you talking about with these acronyms okay so real quick so

00:36:39.480 you guys understand

00:36:43.080 so san antonio is the main field office location right you call it sac san antonio

00:36:49.080 that main office has several satellite offices within it okay so there's san antonio there's laredo

00:36:56.280 there's mccallan there's harlingen brownsville uh del rio etc all these little towns and i'll show you

00:37:04.840 real quick here on the board on the border

00:37:11.000 right sure screen watch out real fast right because i i think it's better if i show you then just like

00:37:17.320 so you open the maps right

00:37:20.760 so all these towns from here

00:37:23.640 basically so here's san antonio right here right you got uvalde we had an office there um you had

00:37:34.120 del rio um carrizo springs

00:37:38.200 right laredo and then you go down all the way here into the valley area zapata rio grand city

00:37:45.560 um reynosa which this is right here mccallan right mccallan's pretty nice actually probably one of the

00:37:53.000 nicer border towns um brownsville all this right all of this was under this hsi san antonio field

00:38:01.240 office right or like the it was under their aor or air responsibility right and then you had

00:38:06.280 smaller field offices in between so laredo so san antonio is the biggest sack it's the most is the

00:38:11.880 busiest sack in the country i think puerto rico is number two san antonio has the most arrests most

00:38:16.920 seizures etc right the busiest office in san antonio was laredo and the busiest group in laredo

00:38:24.280 was group two which is where your boy myron was at right so i was in the busiest group in the busiest

00:38:29.320 office in the busiest goddamn aor right so um so what a day in the life was for me right guys when i was 0.62

00:38:38.360 there was i'll wake up right a lot of the times like 10 or 11 in the morning right maybe 9 9 10 in

00:38:48.280 the morning i'd get to the office by 10 or 11 maybe around lunchtime right and you know i'd be writing

00:38:55.800 reports i'd be if someone needed help with something whether it was another group they were going to do

00:39:00.600 it or an arrest right the child pornography group used to call me all the time because they were doing

00:39:04.200 search warrants and arrests all the time man it's it's actually kind of scary how often the child

00:39:08.680 porn group was out they were out arresting people every day doing search warrants every day there's

00:39:12.760 a lot of freaking pedophiles out there man it is crazy um any and this is what any hsi office that 0.53

00:39:17.880 you go to in the country they're always busy which tells you that there's a real problem with these

00:39:21.800 fucking brunch predators but i digress so you know maybe one day i could walk in and the child 0.85

00:39:26.920 pornography group was doing a search warrant they want me to help them out you know i'd call my

00:39:30.120 supervisor hey cp group needs help i was gonna go help him yeah yeah go for it you know because

00:39:35.000 the only thing with my which are super is you just want to let them know where you're at right

00:39:38.040 um god forbid you get in a shooting or you do anything that he knows where you're at right and

00:39:41.480 he can let upper management know so um but the job has a lot of freedom you got to take home car you

00:39:47.560 can come and leave when you want right just get your work done etc you'll be fine um so uh so i'd get into

00:39:54.920 the office right somewhere between 10 to 12 uh write reports whatever get some chipotle with

00:40:00.920 the bros chat it up right a lot of the agents that i worked with were younger guys because

00:40:03.960 everyone starts their career on the southwest border most of the time when you come in with

00:40:06.520 hsi you're going to start whether if it's in texas arizona new mexico southern california you're

00:40:11.960 typically going to start your career on the border somewhere with hsi and i think that's actually better

00:40:15.880 because you get a lot of experience so that when they do transfer you to an interior field office

00:40:19.720 like a miami like i did or to a new york city etc you're going to be fine you're going to be

00:40:23.880 able to hit the ground running because you know everything right you already know how to write

00:40:27.080 reports you know how to deal with informants you know all that crap because you already did it 0.55

00:40:30.520 on the border right so and i told you guys before that i was in a duty response group right and what

00:40:36.520 that basically means guys is since you're on the border you're on call and they're gonna absolutely

00:40:40.600 call you why well because you got customs of border protection there and you got border patrol in

00:40:45.320 force we're talking about thousands of border patrol agents thousands of border patrol officers

00:40:49.960 uh customs of border protection officers and just so you guys understand border patrol green

00:40:54.680 uniform customs border protection blue uniform right border patrol is you know dealing with all

00:41:00.280 the areas that people shouldn't be coming into united states through all right and then border

00:41:05.320 uh customs border protections blue uniform they're dealing with all the ports that you should be

00:41:08.680 coming through so whether you're crossing a bridge into the united states from mexico or you're

00:41:11.880 coming in through an airport and you're giving your passport your passport to be admitted

00:41:15.800 into united states blue uniform good green uniform you're trying to sneak in they're going to arrest

00:41:19.800 you so uh so you guys get the idea right so anytime border patrol would catch a smuggler with 10 aliens

00:41:30.360 or you know with a couple of undocumented aliens they would call hsi it was a mandate that they would

00:41:36.200 call hsi to to come in and further the investigation because every human smuggling situation uh or human

00:41:44.120 trafficking always is tied to a criminal organization it's by no mistake that people come to united states

00:41:48.840 aren't able to be smuggled in guys there are sophisticated smuggling networks that allow these

00:41:53.800 migrants to enter the united states and um there's there's facilitators at every step of the road

00:42:00.280 right so going back to the map here right and i'll give you an example right let's say someone wants

00:42:06.520 to come to united states illegally right what they'll do a lot of the times is let's say they're from

00:42:11.400 guatemala right and they want to come here or anywhere else in south america right what they'll

00:42:16.200 do is they'll pay money to a local smuggler in their area all right and i'm going to explain you guys

00:42:22.200 exactly this is how human smuggling works for most situations regardless of the country that you're

00:42:25.320 coming from so let's say i'm an illegal alien in guatemala and i want to come to united states right

00:42:30.200 so i'm going to have a local smuggler in my area that has a mexican connect i'm going to call him

00:42:35.000 and say yo i want to go to united states how do i get there all right cool let me call my mexican people

00:42:40.680 make arrangements for you right and get you into mexico so that you can go ahead and get into

00:42:45.880 united states so you pay that guy a couple thousand dollars right he successfully smuggles

00:42:50.920 you into mexico and then you go into your next leg of the trip right a big staging area is mexico

00:42:56.440 city holy a lot of the smugglers are based in mexico city why because what they'll do is they'll receive

00:43:05.960 all the migrants from other countries here whether it's freaking uh guatemala honduras hell even like 1.00

00:43:15.000 china because they be coming in from china all the time right they'll fly over a lot of times they'll

00:43:20.760 fly over right into mexico city right so once they get to mexico city now they're in the second

00:43:26.520 part of the trip where that guy will hold them there they come up until they come up with the money

00:43:32.120 they'll be staged there for a couple of weeks or whatever and then they'll move them to maybe like

00:43:37.000 a san luis potosi right here right and then from here they'll wait another few weeks and then they'll

00:43:42.920 be moved north right maybe they might make one more stop along the way but typically then they're going

00:43:47.320 to be moved to a border town whether it's nueva laredo piedras negras negras whatever the

00:43:53.320 fuck uh renoza matamoros and the reason why is because there's a big border on the other side here 1.00

00:43:59.080 okay because um whether it's laredo mcallen harlingen brownsville etc right it depends on

00:44:06.040 the smuggling organization but the point is is that they're smuggling the aliens into mexico

00:44:11.480 they stage in mexico then they get them to the border now when they get to the border guys this

00:44:15.720 is the most important part they stash them as stash houses right on the river or right on the border

00:44:21.320 right and typically they'll wait until it's clear and they'll be like all right we're going to move 10

00:44:27.080 across 20 across 50 across whatever it may be right and they'll move them at night and uh there'll

00:44:34.040 be typically a car waiting for them on the other side so as soon as they cross the into the united

00:44:38.520 states now it's go time they got to freaking get in a vehicle and get out of the brush immediately or

00:44:43.800 they'll walk to a stash house and the reason why is because they need to get them into the stash house

00:44:47.560 so they don't get caught by border patrol because now it's starting to get hot right once they enter

00:44:50.920 the united states they enter they wait at the stash house and then once they're at the stash house

00:44:55.560 this is the most critical moment because while they're in the stash house they're the most vulnerable

00:45:00.600 right someone could snitch i remember i rated a bunch of stash houses we have 100 plus of them in

00:45:04.360 there etc so they want to get these guys out of there as soon as possible but at the same time

00:45:09.160 they need to be paid because the stash house operator and laredo and rio grand city and zapata

00:45:13.640 mccallum whatever they're taking a lot of risk allowing these guys to stay there and one of the clues a

00:45:17.960 lot of times we will know is a stash house was uh you would look at that when you go to do

00:45:23.320 surveillance you would see a lot of trash and their stuff because they got to feed these guys

00:45:26.680 if you see a lot of trash or whatever and you're like what the only two people are supposed to live

00:45:29.800 at this address but you see that there's like constantly throwing trash there's a bunch of food

00:45:33.640 all this other crap you know that they got a bunch of aliens there because they got to feed them 0.80

00:45:37.720 right that's evidence so anyway um they uh so they have them here staged and then a lot of times

00:45:46.200 they pay their last portion their last 5 10k whatever it may cost and then they get smuggled to san

00:45:51.720 antonio all right san antonio is the main hub where a lot of these illegal aliens go and then

00:45:57.160 from san antonio as you guys can see you got interstate highway 10 you got interstate highway 35

00:46:00.920 you could go anywhere in the united states excuse me you can go anywhere in the united states from here

00:46:07.000 right because interstate highway 10 guys takes you all the way to jacksonville right or it could take

00:46:14.600 you all the way to los angeles right interstate highway 10 right or you could go uh north and south

00:46:26.680 right interstate highway 35 right takes you all the way

00:46:33.960 to i think it takes you to freaking somewhere here in the midwest

00:46:38.040 uh damn it i lost the highway all right here's 35 right here it takes you all the way to 0.84

00:46:51.560 minneapolis all right duluth which is pretty much yeah right there on the canadian border right

00:47:02.680 yeah so it takes you right here to denfield lincoln park so i'm pretty sure this is canada right here

00:47:08.040 yeah so yeah it'll get you all the way up to canada pretty much right or right on the border so to

00:47:20.200 speak so the point is guys is that uh this is a very lucrative business it's a very uh structured

00:47:27.320 business it's a very big business okay and it's and it involves many people anytime you're smuggle

00:47:33.000 illegal aliens we're talking about seven eight nine legs of the trip and different people uh

00:47:38.440 involved in this criminal organization to make this happen because it is very labor-intensive guys

00:47:43.720 to move illegal aliens extremely labor-intensive you got to feed them you got to move them 1.00

00:47:47.640 you got to house them etc okay so but it's very lucrative you make a lot of money and if you're

00:47:54.280 arrested for it you don't do as much time as having drugs right so i say all that to say this

00:47:59.160 um we would get calls all the time guys all right um we get calls all the time when people

00:48:07.880 uh get caught by border patrol and we would go ahead and we would respond so if border patrol catches

00:48:12.840 somebody right so like i'll give you guys an example here so i told y'all that i was in laredo right

00:48:16.840 so let's go ahead and put laredo south border patrol

00:48:21.480 right so this right here is the border patrol station right that i would respond to all the

00:48:29.720 time this is the most busy border patrol station in uh in laredo right so i i remember vividly it'd

00:48:37.720 be like two three in the morning my ass would be driving here from home come in and then they'd have 0.99

00:48:42.040 like you know 20 50 illegal aliens and like one driver aka the principal or two drivers right there'd

00:48:49.800 be u.s citizens they were the ones driving the guys and a lot of times they were driving them to

00:48:53.560 or from a stash house and they got caught by border patrol right border patrol did a traffic stop

00:48:57.800 caught them and then they arrest them and then they bring them in here and then i come in and

00:49:01.240 i follow up with the investigation and then i interviewed the the guy hey where are these

00:49:04.280 aliens supposed to go they're supposed to go to san antonio etc and they'd be like okay uh you know

00:49:10.600 they'd confess co-op or maybe they'd cooperate and then i'd arrest them and i'd take them to court the

00:49:15.480 next day uh or i'd take them to the webb county jail right i'll take them here

00:49:23.000 man this brings back a lot of memories webb county jail

00:49:30.760 bring them right here right i'd come in through this this area right here so

00:49:39.160 so yeah i'd come in uh i'd make a turn right here

00:49:45.240 drop them off here i'd come i'd park my car right here you gotta you gotta say who you are

00:49:49.560 blah blah blah you bring your car in and then you you drop them off here at the jail this is the actual

00:49:54.600 jail right and then uh when it was time to um for court i'd take them here and and they the marshals we

00:50:05.400 had an agreement with the marshals or the marshals would bring the prisoners over for us so laredo

00:50:11.640 federal

00:50:14.920 courthouse

00:50:19.880 yeah this is the courthouse oh man this brings back memories whoo

00:50:24.040 all right uh let me see here so this is a federal courthouse in laredo right

00:50:30.520 see it's really nice federal courthouse is always nice but it's in the

00:50:36.520 hood as y'all can see here oh god damn man right 0.67

00:50:42.680 and and it's funny because this is like right next to the border so yeah i would i remember i'll

00:50:46.840 always park my car right here

00:50:50.440 i'll put the placard up so they don't give me a ticket i'll park it right here

00:50:54.520 every time man come in park that joint right here right and then i walk around

00:51:03.960 i'd take this path right here and walk around the front

00:51:11.160 and then i would uh and then i would enter in the side because i right here there's the entrance right

00:51:19.160 here

00:51:22.280 right and just to give you guys uh an idea look at this

00:51:25.640 look at this man so that's the federal courthouse right

00:51:32.040 taking y'all on a trip

00:51:34.920 through laredo texas right that's where i spent

00:51:39.320 a good portion of my adult life all right we're going we're going down the street here

00:51:44.200 right this is going to take you to the main road all right so you know the federal courthouse is

00:51:52.440 all the way down the street there y'all want to see how close mexico is look at this

00:51:57.480 this is the bridges right to go to mexico you go down this street right here

00:52:01.320 oh yeah costa de cambio these are money laundering areas right here these guys these types of things

00:52:19.800 i remember this sign right here illegal to carry farms and ammunition in new mexico penalty prison

00:52:24.840 by mexican law so they they put this there so that people know like yo you better not bring no goddamn 0.95

00:52:29.560 guns across even though it's one of the most violent places and then bam here is where the

00:52:34.040 bridges that's how close we are to the mexican border bro this is not even a mile guys not even

00:52:41.000 a mile right so this you know and i've made this mistake where i'm like oh i'm in the wrong lane

00:52:48.040 i'm not trying to go to mexico and i gotta like turn off and

00:52:52.040 because what i really meant to do was go down this street right here right so you come around

00:52:57.000 this street right here and then you can see here here's the bridge right and then bam

00:53:05.880 uh it's a little gate right here and there's mexico right there my friends there's the bridge

00:53:12.280 right there right this bridge right here keep going what the but y'all can see it this

00:53:21.080 is all mexico right here literally cross over the river and that's all mexico that's how close it was

00:53:26.760 guys could throw a rock over that bitch 1.00

00:53:31.160 right and you're right here um but that's how close the federal courthouse was

00:53:37.000 right so i would drop the guy off at the federal courthouse after i'd go for his initial appearance

00:53:41.640 and um and that's how it would go guys that's how the duty calls would go

00:53:45.560 um and you're on call i was on call every third day someone in my group was on call so the way it

00:53:50.040 worked was so there was three human smuggling groups you'd be on duty right your group would

00:53:54.200 be on duty for 24 hours and then it would switch the next group then it'll switch the next group so

00:53:57.320 every other day your group was on duty and the reason why um it was a big deal was because like

00:54:01.960 i told y'all before they will catch 10 11 12 aliens whatever and there'd be multiple times they'd

00:54:05.960 catch multiple cases in one day so let's say your buddy right let's say tom and your group is on

00:54:12.760 duty he's the one that's actually getting called he goes to deal with the case at the laredo border

00:54:16.600 border patrol station south there might be another case in hebronville which is an hour away you got

00:54:21.160 to go deal with that while he's at the station dealing with that one and then you're going to

00:54:24.040 go probably take that case right so every even though only one person's on duty technically via

00:54:29.080 phone the whole group's on duty because you it's very labor intensive to investigate these cases

00:54:33.800 because you got to go there there's 10 people you got to interview you need other agents to help

00:54:37.160 you do each interview and then you got to go through extensively with each alien hey what's your name

00:54:41.960 where are you from where do you come from how much did you pay to come to the united states how

00:54:45.160 much did you pay the smuggler uh tell us your trip how you came from such and such country to here you

00:54:50.680 got to get this with each and every single person right and get their story and the reason why you

00:54:55.080 got to get their story is that they're going to go ahead and uh let you know who the who the um

00:55:00.920 the principal was the driver and you'll give them a photo array hey who's the driver a lot of the

00:55:05.480 times it's the guy that was there in the station with them yeah this is him to identify him you take

00:55:09.480 two of them as material witnesses right and then uh you know you do your case and you would do this

00:55:15.000 every day man so you were getting these bag into what we call bag and tag cases where you know border

00:55:20.120 patrol or customs or whatever are calling you and you uh you know you go ahead and deal with it

00:55:26.520 um and that's what i did for four years on on the on the mexican border guys when i and my human

00:55:31.240 smuggling human trafficking group um now with that said i had my duty cases right where i was on call and

00:55:37.480 i handled those then i also had what i what you call proactive cases where i was actively

00:55:43.080 investigating on my own where i had informants i had um a drug investigation etc even though i was

00:55:48.840 in a human trafficking human swung group i still did drug and gun cases right i got i pretty much i got

00:55:54.120 um special permission from my office because even though i was a human smuggling human trafficking group

00:55:58.600 i should have been just focusing on that um i was just a go-getter so they were like nah man you

00:56:03.400 do whatever you want like you're out here like fucking you know uh killing it like you know you 0.99

00:56:09.240 go ahead you could do drug cases um so i was like the only agent in the uh in the immigration groups

00:56:14.440 that had uh title 21 what's called title 21 authority and title 21 is uh is the drug uh the

00:56:21.480 drug statutes federally so um so i did i did uh drug cases um as a guy in a human smuggling group so

00:56:31.400 um that's what the day in the life was like when i was there man um but every day was different one

00:56:36.120 day i could be uh debriefing an informant dealing with a duty case helping out the child

00:56:41.240 porn group with arresting someone or doing a search warrant um i could be driving to san

00:56:45.000 antonio to get a search warrant it was really um it was really fun man it was really fun really

00:56:51.160 interesting man even just thinking about it right now it makes me uh reminisce and it was it was great

00:56:56.040 it was so much fun uh and and it doesn't take much to make me happy man as you guys know

00:57:01.560 you know and i think um it's not about what you have it's about how little does it take to make

00:57:07.960 you happy i think that's the true sign of being satisfied you know if it takes a lot for you to be

00:57:12.280 happy like you you know you might want to reassess yourself right um because you're never going to

00:57:18.680 have everything so you might as well learn to be happy with with little uh i was sleeping on a

00:57:24.440 fucking mattress making 70k a year 50k a year right like my first couple years um and i was happy as 0.80

00:57:31.560 fuck i didn't start making six figures guys until i my last year in laredo i didn't make six figures 0.70

00:57:36.200 until around 2018 2017 so so it was a lot of fun let me see here if i can hit some of these chats if

00:57:45.720 you guys got any questions um happy new year's crew and that's from ken rose thank you so much

00:57:53.240 that's why i figured i'd do this episode for you guys right give you guys a little insight as to

00:57:56.840 what it was like um all right so i'll hit the stream labs let's see here what you guys got

00:58:02.760 and then we got to get going for this irl stream here pretty soon uh

00:58:06.120 okay uh we got um the last one i did here

00:58:21.800 okay we got um sorry guys i was just reading through canal he goes watch your fed video vid i

00:58:27.000 was interested in applying to a three-letter agency apparently the feds have methods to entice young

00:58:31.160 muslims to incriminate themselves for t activity hv have you seen or experienced this also what's 0.81

00:58:35.960 the best path for cyber security um bro just don't be a terrorist you'll be fine uh do you have to take

00:58:42.840 a polygraph when you applied to hsi and what did you think about it it's uh david effectiveness so

00:58:48.360 when i got hired by hsi you didn't have to do polygraphs um and there's a long story for that if you

00:58:54.120 you want me to explain it you know give me ones in a chat uh but uh but now they do now they do so

00:59:00.680 but when i came on i didn't have to um can now he goes watch your fed vid i was interesting oh no

00:59:06.040 got that one you asked twice um mass archive goes great content fnf i recently got promoted to gs11

00:59:11.960 thinking about the feasibility of transferring from civil service to law enforcement do they have any

00:59:15.960 student loan repayment options sent this on rumble um i don't know if they do now i know that there's a

00:59:23.560 student loan forgiveness program where if you make on-time payments for 10 years um

00:59:30.200 uh you can get your loan repaid uh that way uh you need 365 360 qualifying payments which should

00:59:41.320 equate to yeah 10 years if i'm not mistaken um and you they'll wipe off the rest of your debt but you got

00:59:47.960 to do the math it might not make sense because like you know if you do the 10 years and you're still

00:59:52.680 like in debt or sorry you if you do the 10 years and you that would have paid it off then it might

00:59:57.960 not make sense to do it that way it might be better to just pay it off and not pay the interest does

01:00:01.240 that make sense so you have to have a certain amount of debt for it to actually be worth it um

01:00:08.440 okay and then uh ralph goes hey myron what non-degree federal law enforcement agencies would

01:00:12.840 you recommend to join um if you want to be a special agent most of them are going to want a

01:00:19.400 degree uh but um but yeah but non-degree i would say you're probably going to have to go ahead and

01:00:28.440 go with uh um a uniform position which you know border patrol customs water protection border

01:00:34.200 customs of border protection officer or border patrol those are all fantastic segways in

01:00:39.160 um when is the friday after hours dinner vid coming out how's your day going that's from whittler

01:00:43.240 uh yo i sorry about that guys we didn't have so what ended up happening we're supposed to do an

01:00:48.440 ireal stream with you guys as you know on uh on last uh on friday we couldn't do it guys because we

01:00:56.440 didn't have uh a certain battery to power the camera right we had a dummy battery but we couldn't plug it

01:01:02.920 in so we didn't have like the um the disposable batteries that you could put on the side so sorry

01:01:09.400 about that that's what ended up happening there hey myron have you ever interviewed x special mexican

01:01:14.280 special force soldier there's an mexican youtuber by name is gaffe 432 who would have some good

01:01:19.560 stories okay and that's from fernando and then jay garcia goes atf fumble operation fast and furious

01:01:24.920 they absolutely did i'll tell you all that and i will do fast and furious on here don't worry

01:01:30.040 um falcon punch goes why don't mexicans go to canada if they can enter canada without a visa instead 1.00

01:01:35.560 of the usa and many citizens of the caribbean and latin america have good passports to enter europe

01:01:40.120 united kingdom japan korean new zealand etc without visa that's a good question bro

01:01:44.200 i don't know why they don't um i mean there's clearly mexicans in canada but

01:01:48.760 they have to get the united states first so if they're going to drive at least so

01:01:54.760 so that's why um yo bills mo what are we looking like we got to leave now

01:02:07.800 we got to leave okay so the irl backpack is good guys we will be doing the irl stream

01:02:14.200 we can do it we can do it okay sound might be a little tricky as far as like dating

01:02:19.800 yeah all right i'm talking about bills and mo right now guys uh we're going to be doing an irl

01:02:23.960 stream they came and set up the backpack that we got um you guys want to say what's up to the people

01:02:29.560 oh yeah oh yeah we got to show the gift grab that right there it's on the other chair what what

01:02:33.720 what the right that control right there oh yeah yeah yeah these guys got me a uh these guys got me a

01:02:40.280 uh xbox controller as y'all can see here with the american flag and show like that so i appreciate

01:02:46.280 that because this is the control i was using yeah yeah oh this is a control i was using before

01:02:53.000 right playing this so now damn mo you know you know i'm all big bro yeah big as hell man 0.87

01:02:59.480 a fresh just called me so yeah i think we're gonna have to kill the stream here in a second

01:03:02.680 uh yeah we got to get out of here i was able to fit in that tight spot though we got showing that

01:03:06.840 control yeah come yeah pretty nice man it has these things but just so y'all know i i've been practicing

01:03:13.080 mouse and keyboard so they got me this controller and i'm like wait how am i gonna use this because

01:03:15.960 it's like you you still i know you're still gonna use it though bro because you're gonna get all

01:03:20.040 frustrated but man hold on let me get this controller probably yeah so um so yeah yeah but uh

01:03:27.880 uh but yeah guys i guess i have to do a part two on this story about my experiences in miami

01:03:32.680 field office but that summarizes uh my journey in laredo uh but yeah man i i appreciate you guys

01:03:41.640 tuning in um next week what i'll do is i'll finish up part two of what it's like to be a special agent

01:03:48.840 in the miami field office and then i'll answer your questions as well um i'll do a whole q a portion

01:03:55.160 and uh and then we'll cover uh some serial killer stuff with angie so so yeah someone said uh

01:04:02.040 myron's the xbox guy hey man i'm i'm an xbox guy yeah but um i'm gonna go to mouse and keyboard bro

01:04:08.360 very soon um and then we got here last one the engineer this is the engineer child from friday's

01:04:14.440 calling just wants to pop in and say thank you for everything before i go for a run thanks for

01:04:19.400 everything man you're the best thank you so much so much my friend i'm glad that you're going for a run

01:04:22.680 before new year's um guys i love y'all i'm gonna dip out um hope you guys enjoyed this episode of

01:04:29.160 fed reacts a little bit more intimate pause you know just us hopefully i'm gonna have this thing

01:04:33.320 more decorated and finished um but you know not bad this is a new studio and everything else like

01:04:38.600 that i'll do an instagram video too and show you guys what it looks like in here um and also we're

01:04:42.440 gonna be streaming overwatch soon uh don't worry i hell i might even do it tonight i just got to figure

01:04:48.360 out how i'm gonna do it though because bill's got to set up stream labs for me on here so uh so that

01:04:52.680 i can actually do it because because i think if i do it on stream yard it's gonna lag right

01:04:57.320 have our share screen stream labs right because that's specifically made for gaming anyway so that

01:05:01.640 it doesn't lag and all that weirdo shit yeah because if i try to stream screen share with you 0.83

01:05:06.520 guys because i tested already it looks weird when i share screen playing games yeah so um but you guys

01:05:14.200 will you guys will be able to see uh me um destroy some scrubs what's that uh okay i'm clicking right

01:05:23.880 now on on rumble uh j jc van goes hey bro when are you breaking up your rope uh breaking the down

01:05:32.600 or europa please break it down on rumble god bless you uh i'll think about it bro because that that

01:05:38.920 documentary i don't even think it's on rumble anymore and watch the name and then someone said

01:05:44.440 nick kerr said i i i got in here late i don't know if you heard about uh chris jericho he's facing

01:05:49.960 accusations i heard about it man you know it's cap happy new year's crew that's ken rose yeah man they

01:05:55.800 be capping bro chris jericho ain't assaulting none of these hoes man put that in the walls of jericho 1.00

01:06:03.160 they already forgave them right yeah man they know what's up um all right guys so stay tuned

01:06:08.040 i roll stream coming live on uh fresh and fit on youtube and rumble uh hope you guys enjoyed this

01:06:13.960 episode of fed reacts a little bit different uh just solo me and i'm gonna bring back the solo

01:06:18.040 streams guys it's just i have to get bills to set me up because i don't want to drag these guys every

01:06:21.160 sunday too uh down here uh but all right man love y'all catch you guys peace we'll be back on monday

01:06:27.960 for money monday tomorrow uh i got a special i might have a special guest for y'all might be

01:06:33.320 fitness related we'll see what happens love you peace guys

The Debrief With MyronGainesX - January 01, 2024

What's It's Like To Be An HSI Agent. A Day In The Life!

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