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G. Gordon Liddy was a sergeant in Vietnam, and right when Saigon fell, he held on to 300 kilos of pure heroin and took it to the United States in dead bodies. This is what the episode's about. And that's not even the half of it. It's about the Silk Road, and how the CIA got involved in it, and why they think a black guy from Harlem is responsible for selling drugs under the name "Mr. Nice." And how they think it's not the CIA, it's some cowboys in the CIA. And they think he's a bad guy. And they want to charge him with conspiracy to commit murder. And he's got a good chance at getting away with it because he's black and he's from Harlem, and he s a good dude. And he s not even black, he s just a black dude from Harlem! And that s what makes him a good guy, and that s why he gets away with murder, right? because he s part of a group of bad guys, and they don t give a shit about it. The Silk Road is a network that sells drugs, and the DEA is investigating it. And it s a bunch of good guys who do it because they have access to a guy who sells drugs. And the DEA has a lot of money, so why not do it for them? And why they should do something about it? The CIA should be doing something about this, because they re making money, not the other way around? It s not the way they do it right, and it s not going to make money, it s going to the people they should be making the money they need to do it, not making the most of it, but they should make the most money they can do it the best they can they do the most effective way they can, right there? This is the kind of stuff they can make the best of it and they should get the most out of their time and they have the most people in the best possible way possible, right here in the most efficient way, right in America, right on the best way possible. . We re not talking about this episode, we re talking about it in this episode of Miami Vice Vice. We re going to talk about it, right now, y'all. We're living in the present day, yay! and we re not even getting started yet.
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