The Infiltrator My Secret Life Inside the Dirty Banks Behind Pablo Escobar's Medellín Cartel

We did this movie called The Dirt and it's based on our autobiography.

Didn't you recommend the Motley Crue biography?

There's the best. Which one was it? There's one quintessential one.

Yeah, just look. That's not an autobiography. That's just a biography. Yeah. But that one's really good.

Didn't you recommend the Motley Crue biography? There's the best. Which one was it? There's one quintessential one.

Yeah, just look. That's not an autobiography. That's just a biography. Yeah. But that one's really good.

Didn't you recommend the Motley Crue biography?

There's the best. Which one was it? There's one quintessential one.

Yeah, just look. That's not an autobiography. That's just a biography.

But that one's really good.

Stephen's mother, mother is going to be at Barnes and Noble doing a book signing, um, a week from yesterday.

We watched a movie that was based on Robert's work and it was a fictionalized telling of his story but we actually got to sit down with him and hear it from his own mouth. It was awesome.

Cool movie too by the way, The Infiltrator. Check it out and check out this classic episode right now.

Now last Friday, Ben and Noel and I got to go and see the film The Infiltrator, which is based on the book that this man, Robert Mazer, wrote about his time infiltrating the Medine Cartel in Columbia.

And you're going to see as we get into some of these questions, he's kind of separating what became the film as opposed to what was his real life and what he experienced.

It's a great film. I really would recommend it. It was a lot. It reminded me kind of had the feel of good fellows in a way that kind of really dynamic, interesting kind of ensemble cast and it was very funny.

We watched a movie that was based on Robert's work and it was a fictionalized telling of his story but we actually got to sit down with him and hear it from his own mouth. It was awesome.

Cool movie too by the way, The Infiltrator. Check it out and check out this classic episode right now.

Now last Friday, Ben and Noel and I got to go and see the film The Infiltrator, which is based on the book that this man, Robert Mazer, wrote about his time infiltrating the Medine Cartel in Columbia.

And you're going to see as we get into some of these questions, he's kind of separating what became the film as opposed to what was his real life and what he experienced.

It's a great film. I really would recommend it.

It's like taking a scab off of an old wound

I mean one with Bryan Cranston the infiltrator which like you can't really beat that. I mean he's an awesome actor

And I said, I think I would have said something along the lines of it's wonderful to see you, but there's a part of me that wishes you weren't here because we had developed a friendship.

I think it was 109 kilos. They let that walk Wow, that was ridiculous. He's they sold it to drug traffickers from the Middle East

I identified him in the book. They're Chaldeans