Topic: Mena Arkansas

The upcoming Tom Cruise film "American Made" revisits the CIA-backed drug running operations in Mena, Arkansas, during Bill Clinton's governorship. The hosts discuss whether the film's release is prompting a media effort to defuse long-standing "conspiracy theories" regarding the Clintons' involvement.

Five law enforcement officers in Arkansas were indicted for taking bribes to facilitate drug trafficking. The hosts link this news to the historical "Mena Arkansas" drug-running allegations associated with the Clinton administration. They suggest the current Mexican gun-walking scandal may be part of a larger exchange involving drugs and weapons.

The hosts discuss historical allegations of drug smuggling in Mena, Arkansas, during the Clinton administration. They compare these operations to the film "American Gangster" and suggest that high-level politicians benefit from the drug trade. Dvorak also shares observations about the "high roller" rooms in Las Vegas casinos as potential venues for massive money laundering.