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statistics he is offering? absolutely. do i think when he says we're doing the best we can, we know that these precursors are produced at a particular factory or several factories in china, shipped to the mexican cartels, put together in mexico and shipped into the u.s. this administration has done nothing, no sanctions against china, no trade sanctions against china, nothing to stop the production of the present cursors and also hasn't done anything to deal with the mexican cartels. that is an embarrassment that will cost president biden in the election. >> jacque: do you think your republican majority should pursue impeachment of secretary mayokas? >> i certainly think in any query in the opportunity to look more. the judiciary committee is looking into it. the oversight committee is looking into it. so is it impeachment ready right now? i want to stay away from
factors. we have to remember that 90% of the raw materials of the ingredients we use for medications are manufactured in third world countries in china and india . so these are all the issues we're facing. it is only getting worse. >> john: which brings me to a point. you just emailed this, a tweet you sent out back in february, the 5th, i believe. you lamented our reliance on china as a supply chain for pharmaceuticals and present cursors. you think about it often and concerned china controls most of our medicine supply and could choke us off in a heartbeat. blood pressure med, cholesterol med, we must bring manufacturing home. made in the usa matters now more than ever. >> i brought it up with military guests to say things are getting hot between the u.s. and china. and if they decide that they've had enough of us, they could choke us off and everything from
trying to shock you. >> to new york with got a tourist place in to get hbo and they catch the lyrics and they cannot speak english and tried to act on the street while they are cursors i've got people think eddie murphy. ford you. i love it. >> i saw eddie murphy's raw and delirious when i was really little like i was in second grade. i knew that he was nasty. he was not he was nuts of the site any of that. those are bad, bad word too. we was hilarious. why she watched a bill cosby show? i do to i love the bill cosby show big nana bill cosby. never met the man before he called me up about a year ago and chastised me on the phone for being too dirty. [cheering]
drugs, explain that. they use those to make the fentanyl? >> they adjusted what was controlled overseas and instead of hitting the fentanyl like you said, we are getting their pres cursors and the heirs of the rising it or assembling the drugs themselves from mexico and sending it of course. there are some that still come to the mail directly in the u.s. but it seems that the primary route is through the southern border. >> people who think they can tell the difference between a real oxo cotton and one that's been manufactured in some lab somewhere, may be in a trailer in mexico, tell me how lehman can tell the difference. can they? >> we don't usually know it's not a real tablet until we run it on our instruments and that it's not totally different. >> someone who got the pill from someone in school, they wouldn't
shedding light on fentanyl in the united states and pointing a finger squairl at mexico for the drug. the dominant source has been mexico. the drug is manufactured in illegal laboratories there using present cursors from asia, mainly china and trafficked mainly by land into the united states. this is vivek ramaswamy. i did think this was interesting. the drug enforcement agency head she is an appointed person by joe biden. she had this to say about the role of social medicompanies in this and i want to get your take after you hear her. >> the social media companies, they know exactly what the drug traffickers are doing. they know exactly what is happening. they track every piece of data. when it came to child exploretation to put an end to that on their site. they could do the same thing here if they choose to do so. we have not seen them willing to take those steps.
about something that happened in court? >> a federal appeals court panel ruled that president trump did not violate the constitution by making money off government guests in his d.c. hotel. attorney general from d.c. and maryland to sued, they lost. one of the judges questioned if the lawsuit was inappropriate use of the courts. it's a victory for the trump administration trump administration. >> shannon: we are going to talk more about that in just a minute. in an attempt to get more background on the epstein case, "fox news @ night" spoke to an investigative reporter. she also says critical ties between former president bill clinton and epstein are getting lost in the shuffle. >> she said to me many times i did not accept cursors deal.
nobody is watching these actual videos here lined up right there, see that, but the views are going up. if you think 2016 russian disinformation was bad or unnerving, that was the tip of the iceberg. what if the entire internet is a fraud? max read joins me now. this piece blew my mind, particularly the lengths people are going to to game the system. so one big thing is, advertisers are buying ads on the internet, which is the main thing that's funding the internet, right, commercial content on the internet. >> pays my salary. >> pays your salary. and people are going to insane lengths to create ways of defrauding as if there are actually people watching the ads when they're not. >> so one of these cases, the doj just indicted these guys in november, they basically rented server space in dallas and they built a whole raft of fake websites. and then created a bunch of fake people who go to the websites. they moved cursors like real people, clicked on stuff like real people. >> not humans they hired for $10 an hour, but computer programs.
2018 was the year the dystopian aspect of the current internet came impossible to ignore. the monstrous -- most unnerving is never knowing what's real, what's fake, who's a human, who's a bot. this new story is out about just how much of the internet is fake. he describes a world of digital deception. "fake people with fake cookies and fake social media accounts, fake moving their fake cursors, fake clicking on fake websites" the fraudsters had essentially created a simulacrum of the internet, the only real thing is ads. here's one example, you want to get a bunch of views for a video, here's one way to do, hire a company in china, this is what it looks like. they just play the video on a wall of phones.
november, they basically rented server space in dallas and they built a whole raft of fake websites. and then created a bunch of fake people who go to the websites. they moved cursors like real people, clicked on stuff like real people. >> when you say fake people, not humans they hired for $10 an hour, but computer programs. >> what you call bots. so they gave them social media accounts. they even had them surf the web to draw in cookies so when they visited the fake websites it looked like you or me was visiting these things and they go to advertisers and say, oh, hundreds of thousands of people have looked at your ad and now pay up based on this contract we have. >> complete fraud. >> yeah, but it was a peaceful internet, i have to say. >> here's the thing, that's one example of a very acute version. but part of your piece is like no one on the internet knows how many people are viewing videos, all of the numbers facebook used for years to say that everyone's looking at video and every media company, that was all fake, nothing is reliable on the internet in terms of like who is actually looking at what when.