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He held himself accountable for being no better than the criminals. Big up to him for keeping it real.

"I want a government with conscience. I don't want people high-fiving." When dealing with something like the cartels, and all the suffering that comes from their activities, I think that is absolutely the correct attitude to have.

Respect to this man. I think he’s the type of person we want in law enforcement and government. Sadly, most do not have his level of integrity.

"I want a government with conscience. I don't want people high-fiving." Massive respect to this man.

"Yeah I was addicted - but I was addicted to information." So smart. No wonder the cartels got burned by him. He never let lust for money become more tempting to him than his desire to undermine their operation.

Love the honesty, humility and integrity. This is what a hero looks like. All he got was pain in return. That's unfair.

"I want a government with a conscience. I don't want people high fiving." That statement goes deeper than some realize.

We need a movie of some of his undercover operations, just based off of how he described it in such detail had me excited

Saul Goodman taught me all I needed to know about money laundering.

Wait, this isn't laundry 😮

Wow, this guy is a soldier to look into the eyes of those criminals and families in court after what he did to them is admirable, it's unimaginable the number of high-stress situations he must have been in with dozens of people constantly off drugs and carrying weapons where any slip-up, fumble, or poor choice of words could easily be misread and lead to dangerous consequences. However, he is very articulate in English so I assume he carried that on through his undercover persona when he spoke to the narcos and launderers in Spanish making it all the more impressive.

A real life hero YET the fact that after all of his effort, agencies have NOT come together to form the "anti money laundering" task force he talks about at the end MUST feel like a slap on the face since NOT only is he in danger but his family members as well...

Thats a mad story. 80-odd arrests, helping to bring down BCCI, then going undercover again... Your best video in this series

When the average person commits fraud, it's a crime... When the Banks commit fraud, it's business as usual...

This guy is a hero. Risking his life to take on powerful criminals that many public officials won’t dare to touch. ❤

I used to work in and around commercial, retail, industrial, and residential real estate. Real Estate is the #1 target for money laundering. One of the first property management companies that I had as a client, one of the Managing Partners, a real estate agent who was also a lawyer, asked me a lot of questions about two of their properties. She noticed that there was a lot of work that was being invoiced, millions, that was not being done. She dropped those properties like they were made of lava.

This dude got some big balls. Mad Respect

What he did is devious for a good outcome. But the fact he is humble. We need more like him in law enforcement.

Major props to this guy. Must be made of steel, his experience is wild af.

I like how he said he never showed fear, because similar dogs, it would be sniffed out and taken advantage of