The Stack: Cartels, Antifa, and the Fight for Law and Order

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In this episode of The Todd Huff Show, Todd confronts the growing wave of lawlessness spreading across America — from Mexican cartels placing bounties on ICE and DHS agents to the organized, well-funded networks behind Antifa. What looks like isolated chaos is, in reality, a coordinated assault on order and truth.

Todd explains how cartel violence at the border and radical activism in the streets share a common thread: both thrive in environments where moral clarity and the rule of law have been weakened. He argues that the Radical Left’s hostility toward law enforcement and border control doesn’t just undermine security — it emboldens those who profit from disorder.

Drawing from reports and Glenn Beck’s research into Antifa’s encrypted communication and funding networks, Todd reveals how chaos is being systematically organized. But beyond politics, he sees a deeper spiritual issue — a nation rejecting objective truth and accountability.

Todd closes with a challenge: it’s time for Americans who believe in truth, order, and freedom to reclaim the moral ground. Conservatism, he reminds listeners, isn’t fueled by anger but by conviction, courage, and a commitment to rebuild a society anchored in principle.

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The Todd Huff Show – October 15, 2025

Host: Todd Huff

Todd Huff:
Well, that is right, my friends, you have tuned in to America's home for conservative, not bitter talk. My friends, it's a pleasure to be here today. Thank you for joining us. Let's see, a couple of things off the top. First and foremost, I would be remiss if I didn't say this off the top. I'm not going to sing, but I am, my friends, going to wish Oz here in the studio a very happy birthday.

Todd Huff:
Oz's birthday is today. We will not say how old Oz is. She is not as old as the one sitting here behind the microphone, but she's getting dangerously close, my friends. Happy birthday to Oz. Listen, I am, in all seriousness, give Oz a hard time sometimes—she gives me a hard time all the time—but I will say this in all seriousness.

Todd Huff:
This program would not be possible without several components that have absolutely nothing to do with me. Number one: the listeners. Number two—not in order, I'm just in my head here thinking—the advertisers. Number three, the stations. But internally, when it comes to what's happening internally, in doing this show, 100 percent would not be possible without Oz.

Todd Huff:
And I say thank you, Oz, and happy birthday. That's the only time I'm going to mention that, because we're going to give you a hard time from here on out. But in all seriousness, Oz, thank you for what you do here at the program, more than the average person out there would have the slightest idea about. So thank you, Oz, and happy birthday. Plenty of things to discuss here today on today's show, my friends, on Oz's birthday.

Todd Huff:
We don't do themes here on the program, but what we do—sometimes there's such a strong narrative out there, and so many stories out there that kind of intersect and intertwine with one another that they create a theme on their own. So we don't go looking for themes. I don't do that. I come here each and every day to talk with you about what's going on, and candidly, my interpretation of those events will usually use those as a springboard to talk about what I consider the more important truths or the bigger, fundamental things we can learn from the stories of the day or be reminded of.

Todd Huff:
So we don't come on here and artificially create narratives. Some people do. Some people like to do that. I don't. I just like to come on here, just like if we were to be driving a car somewhere, traveling somewhere, sitting down over dinner, just talking about the issues of the day—that's what we want to do.

Todd Huff:
But today there's a theme. There's a theme that has been created—I would say on its own, but I don't think it's been created on its own. I think it's been created by the people who are on the left. Now, a moment for a—what do you want to say?—a disclaimer, I guess. A moment to share a disclaimer with you.

Todd Huff:
The disclaimer is this: when I talk about the left, I'm talking about the godless radical left. I'm talking about not everybody left of center. I'm talking specifically about a group, a subset of people that are part of the left. They're the radical left. These are the people who—I don't care how many messages I get on social media, how many people who try to tell me that they don't hate America—these people hate America as founded.

Todd Huff:
This is the truth. They don't like truth. They don't like reality. They don't like God. They hate God. They hate Western civilization. They hate the concept of objective reality. They hate moral truth. These are people who are trying to rewrite life, the rules for life, the laws of the universe.

Todd Huff:
These are people who have abandoned the notion that there is a God because they themselves have filled the void—they think, they hope—they are the gods of their own universe. They make their own rules. This is why moral equivalency is so important to them, because if they can say that nothing is right or wrong, then of course they can have whatever crazy godless ideology rule their own lives and no one can say anything bad about it.

Todd Huff:
They actually, in some cases, try to shut it up. In fact, I saw—I won't get to this today—but there is a piece of legislation passing through or being worked through in the state of California that is attempting to require by law that people use the proper pronouns of those people with whom they are encountering and dealing with and so forth.

Todd Huff:
This is what a godless worldview leads to. It leads to chaos. It leads to destruction. And it is with that in mind that we're going to talk about these issues today because we have pure anarchy and lawlessness and godlessness, and it's being waged upon us. It's being unleashed upon us by a small subset of people that I refer to as the radical left.

Todd Huff:
This does not include liberals. This doesn't even include people who are even maybe far left of center. This is a specific group that I take the time to define because really what I'm trying to do is reach out to those who are maybe left of center—they're left of me—but they're to the right of those lunatics and say, “Listen, you have more in common with me. You have more in common with constitutional conservatives, limited government conservative types than you have with these lunatics who are destroying our society or doing their level best to do so.”

Todd Huff:
And that's what I want to talk about today. I want to talk about—wait a minute here. That's not the right— I pulled up my notes and that's not the right notes for sure here. Let me see what I've done. What did I do here? That's going to take me a minute to find the most recent one, but we're going to talk about some of the lawlessness that exists out there today.

Todd Huff:
And to whatever degree—sorry here—whatever degree it is actually coordinated or orchestrated, or the creating of a specific narrative, that's the degree to which we're going to be talking about it. And there's going to be a, what I want to say, a specific theme here today. So with that in mind, that's where I'm headed, my friends. That's what we're doing.

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Todd Huff:
And I want to start here: headline that's in The Epoch Times — “DHS Warns Mexican Cartels Are Offering Bounties for Targeting ICE, Customs, CBP, and DHS Officials as Well.” So the cartels in Mexico have put bounties on the heads of ICE agents, Border Patrol agents, DHS officials, according to The New York Post.

Todd Huff:
You can get $2,000 from the Mexican cartels for doxxing or intelligence related to people in these parts of government.

Todd Huff:
Two thousand dollars for that. Ten thousand dollars for kidnappings or non-lethal assaults. So you don't have to kill them, just beat them up. Physically rough them up. By the way, this is who the radical left is aligned with. This is who JB Pritzker is aligned with right now.

Todd Huff:
They are fighting against—think about this—they are fighting against the agents of our government who are trying to put an end to the folks who are tied to this cartel, who are here doing bad things in our country. Not everybody is tied to the cartel, but certainly some are. Obviously they are, or why would they be putting bounties on the heads of these people?

Todd Huff:
They are taking a financial hit. They are taking a financial hit, and they have decided it makes more sense to pay people to dox the ICE agents and so forth, to rough them up, to kidnap them, to assault them. And by the way, $50,000 for the assassinations of senior officials.

Todd Huff:
Now, I’ve been told that we were not in a state of emergency, that there is no attempted insurrection, that these are peaceable cities. Now, does this sound peaceable to you? What must be going on—think about it this way—what must be going on from the perspective of the cartel to where they go into their pocketbooks pretty deeply here?

Todd Huff:
Now, granted, the cartels are worth bazillions of dollars, but they're cracking the pocketbooks open and they're going to, well, write checks metaphorically here to people who kidnap, dox, assault, or even assassinate senior U.S. officials who have put a major wrench in the gears of the operation of the Mexican drug cartels.

Todd Huff:
Remind me again, for those of you who are going to cities like Chicago and proclaiming that ICE is there to harm American citizens—remind me again why this would be the case, why the cartels are ponying up this money when, in fact, well, if what you say is happening in the cities is actually happening...

Todd Huff:
According to The Latin Times and Fox News, DHS Secretary Mayorkas did confirm that there were—that’s an older article—they knew that there were threats for some time, but these have been ponied up, these have been increased dramatically here for some time. So you could trace the beginnings of this...

Todd Huff:
There’s always been tensions along the border, right? There’s always been tensions between the cartels and the United States government. But in the previous administration, there wasn’t much to deal with here. But today we’ve got major problems on our hands because the Trump administration—

Todd Huff:
I misspoke there—Secretary Noem is the one who’s aware, the government’s aware, Secretary Noem is aware of the threats, the DOJ, the FBI are involved. In fact, if you listen to Glenn Beck’s program—if you listen to Glenn Beck’s program, you would have read or heard that the FBI, I think it was the FBI, had actually come to his house to talk about, not about the cartels, but about Antifa.

Todd Huff:
And the violence happening in the cities, the organization of Antifa, the structure, who’s funding it, how they coordinate the things that he has learned by doing some of his deep dives on Antifa. And while these are separate groups, and while these in some senses are not related—in the sense that we have one that’s funded by the cartels, the other, of course, Antifa, who are funded by angry radical leftists—they’re all pushing in the same direction.

Todd Huff:
They’re all pushing in the same direction. They’re pushing for lawlessness. They’re pushing for violence. This is serious. These are serious times that we find ourselves living in, my friends.

Todd Huff:
Now, Operation Midway Blitz, which of course is what’s happening in Chicago, this is supposedly retaliation against this. Trump has made it clear, the administration has made it clear that they are targeting cartel networks—that’s one of the things he wants to root out—and what’s happening here in this country.

Todd Huff:
And they have been labeled a direct threat, direct threat. These retaliations, these attacks, these bounties, if you will, are a direct threat to U.S. sovereignty, to U.S.—well, the safety of our officials and so forth, my friends.

Todd Huff:
So, they’re recruiting people—allegedly, of course they are—recruiting people who are sympathetic to what’s happening with ICE, and they’re basically trying again... there’s a merging here of different groups and personalities and so forth, different agendas, but again, agendas that are being used to move this country or try to move this country in one direction, which is away from law and order and toward the chaos that we’ve seen around this country.

Todd Huff:
Due to open borders, due to lawlessness, and the inability and unwillingness and everything else to enforce the law in our cities, our major cities in this country—all of this stuff is right now coming home to roost. All this stuff now. This has been the reason—it’s fascinating to me—is think of it like this.

Todd Huff:
If you were to sit at home and eat bonbons and chocolate donuts all day, and then one day you end up realizing that you’ve developed, I don’t know, type 2 diabetes or something else—that’s a health problem that’s a result of basically living a sedentary, unhealthy lifestyle, not eating anything at all that’s remotely close to healthy—and then you say, “Now I’ve got to fight this disease.”

Todd Huff:
See, we sat on our duffs, not you and me, but collectively the nation did, and we allowed—we allowed this to happen. We tried to stop it, but we ultimately were unsuccessful in making the previous administration enforce the laws. And so that’s the part of the story—that’s part of the analogy—where we’re sitting around, not you and I, but the government had its feet propped up eating bonbons.

Todd Huff:
And I’m not criticizing the agents—they weren’t allowed to do their jobs. They were not allowed to do their jobs at all. The government has consistently tried to find new and novel ways to prevent the enforcement of—well, first of all, border security, the law along the border. There are all sorts of rules and exceptions.

Todd Huff:
And there were attempts to prevent people from actually being able to do their job. I’ve cited for you before, the state of Arizona had—back when Obama was president—said, “We’re going to enforce federal law since the federal government will not.” The court told them that they can’t do that. The federal government had to enforce federal law.

Todd Huff:
And then the federal government says, “Yes, that’s what has to happen—and we’re not going to do it.” And so we’ve listened to nonsense for so long. We’ve had citizens go down to the border and kind of create their own—what do you want to say—like their own militias in a way, or public, community sort of defense and so forth.

Todd Huff:
And sometimes they would have success in preventing some things from happening, but by and large, we were just overwhelmed until Trump came along. And so Trump came along, and now there’s all these tensions, and now people say, “Look at what Trump is causing.”

Todd Huff:
In fact, I had some lunatic on social media comment to me—now I’m not confirming this story, so this may not be true, I’m just telling you what he said—he said that the World Cup, by the way, it sounds exactly like something these leftist organizations would do. And by the way, yes, I do throw the World Cup into that mix, because, listen...

Todd Huff:
I talk about it on this program—the seven pillars of propaganda. These are groups, organizations, pillars of society, things that we look up to, respect, or we’re supposed to, that have been run by leftists for decades. This includes the media. This includes entertainment, which includes sports. This includes science. This includes academia.

Todd Huff:
Right—Harvard University, all these universities who have done nothing but promote lunacy and defended the ideas of the left while going after Trump every chance they get, blaming him for these things, even though these things are the result of, again, propping our feet up and eating unhealthy and not exercising.

Todd Huff:
And suddenly realizing we’ve developed a health condition, a heart problem, diabetes, whatever—and then getting mad at the doctor, getting mad at the dietitian or the guy who comes in to help you lose weight and get healthy, getting mad at him for telling you all the things that you have to do to reverse course. And that’s what has happened here.

Todd Huff:
That’s what’s happened. This guy on social media had said, well, the World Cup is thinking about not having games here for the—I guess the 2026 World Cup—because of ICE and everything happening in our cities. Why do you think that they’re doing that?

Todd Huff:
Why? You know exactly why they’re doing it. They’re run by a bunch of globalists and leftists. I would ask those folks, if in fact this guy really knew what he was talking about, my question would be—you’d have to, well, first of all, ask them yourself—why are they doing this?

Todd Huff:
Why are they more concerned when our country decides to enforce our laws, protecting our sovereignty, removing people who are breaking our laws? Why are they more concerned about that than with the people who are breaking the laws to begin with—not to mention a lot of those are, or a portion of those are being funded and used by violent gangs, drug cartels, and the rest to do things here that are causing chaos for the lives of average, everyday American citizens?

Todd Huff:
The left is completely embracing chaos, lawlessness, and dare I say—dare I say—violence. They cheered it on a month ago, a little bit over a month ago, when Charlie Kirk was murdered and assassinated. They cheered that on, my friends, and they'll do it, they'll do it again.

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I’ve got to take a break. Quick timeout here. You’re listening to the home of conservative, not bitter, talk. I’m your host, Todd Huff—back in just a minute.

Todd Huff:
Welcome back, my friends. You know, with all that going on, all that we talked about in the first segment—we'll get to Antifa here in a moment—but just based upon what we know about the drug cartels and the bounties that they've put on the heads of people who are working in this government to defend this government, to defend the people within this country—how in the world...

Todd Huff:
This is what we're up against. You have people in this country—some people who hold political office, by the way—they’d almost probably every one of them be a Democrat, maybe there’s a lunatic Republican in there too somewhere—but they are siding with, you say, maybe not directly, but they’re on the same side, opposing ICE, opposing the National Guard from intervening and weeding out some of this stuff.

Todd Huff:
I mean, remember, whenever we see these headlines and the stories, they oppose ICE and the National Guard coming into their cities a million times more strongly than they oppose the people who are, well, putting bounties on the heads of U.S. officials, U.S. workers for ICE and CBP.

Todd Huff:
It’s unbelievable, my friends—absolutely unbelievable. I’d mentioned off the top—well, really quickly, let me say this—there are a lot of companies out there, we’ve got to face this, talking about the seven pillars of propaganda last segment, but there’s a lot of companies out there that do not share our values, our conservative values, our Christian values.

Todd Huff:
And the good news is, you don’t have to invest in them. Based upon what we’re talking about today, this should be to me the biggest eye-opener of all—and many of you know this. I know sometimes it’s a hassle to think about these things, and you’re busy—I get all that—but if you’re funding things that are, whether it’s through investments or buying from companies who are then taking the profits, taking that money and funneling it to organizations or campaigns that elect people or that support some of these lunatic ideas, some of these just chaotic ideas...

Todd Huff:
The desire to be on the side of violent offenders over the law enforcement officers, all over the people in a community, over their safety—have you seen? I saw Don Lemon went around town—I think he was in Baltimore.

Todd Huff:
I think I’ve been to inner city Baltimore, by the way—back in, it’s been 25, 26 years ago now. Twenty-six years ago. I may have shared this—I think I did share this story on here. I was in a class at American University. We spent a day—we went to Baltimore.

Todd Huff:
We called it a “World’s Baseball Game.” That’s back when that stadium was pretty new. I forget the name of it. It was a really cool place. There was a storm that rolled through—lightning, we had to leave the bleachers. That was in probably April of 1999.

Todd Huff:
We also went to a prison that day. Basically, the course that I was at—the program I was involved in—was a pre-law program. It was called the Justice Seminar, I believe is what it was called. And what we did was we were looking at the entire criminal justice system.

Todd Huff:
We actually spent a little bit of time at one of these, I forget what you call these places—they’re kind of like boot camps for youth who are about to be charged for crimes as adults because they keep breaking the law. And so it’s like a last-ditch effort. And it was right across the road, right across the street from a prison.

Todd Huff:
It was in the Baltimore area. I couldn’t tell you where, because I wasn’t—back in those days, I just went to where the bus took me. But they were treating those, they were treating them like they were in the military. And I remember some of my classmates—these liberals and leftists—didn’t like that.

Todd Huff:
And I remember saying to them, “You guys are crazy. Right across the road is this serious prison that if these kids aren’t here, they’re going over there. They’re going over there to where there are convicted murderers.” This is actually a very—what do you want to say—gracious or beneficial thing for them to be able to have this opportunity to not go over there, because they’ve tried everything possible.

Todd Huff:
This is the last-ditch effort. If they don’t get through this program successfully, that’s where they’re going. So he visited the prison too. I remember there’s stories—I don’t have time to tell you about that—but I may have some stories about... I will tell you, we saw some shanks that had been confiscated.

Todd Huff:
It was wild stuff back in the day. And then, of course, we took a tour through inner city Baltimore, and this was 26 years ago. I am telling you, I’ve been to Compton. One of my good friends got married there. We stayed a night or two there—one or two nights there—literally in Compton.

Todd Huff:
And I don’t know—inner city Baltimore, from what I saw, I would say is at least equally as bad as Compton. But these are violent, terrible places—absolutely terrible. Now, I know, I don’t want to say governments can solve all problems. Governments can’t make people break those cycles of poverty and dependency—I get that.

Todd Huff:
But, man, the violence—they should surely be able to have a better grip on that if they truly wanted to. Trump’s trying to give them the tools to do that and they’re refusing, and then they act like, on top of all that, they act like everything else is fine.

Todd Huff:
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Todd Huff:
So, with all that chaos in mind that’s happening in our cities—in addition to that—Glenn Beck recently shared on his program that the FBI visited him to gather information and intelligence on Antifa. They met him at his home to gather insight into the structure and the operations of Antifa.

Todd Huff:
If you go to his website, GlennBeck.com—that’s got two N’s, by the way—GlennBeck.com, he describes Antifa as a networked system, not a spontaneous protest group, including coordination, financing, and logistical support. There are people out there who want you to believe that Antifa is this kind of grassroots group of people who are just trying to oppose the fascists.

Todd Huff:
In fact, I saw somebody on social media recently say, “What’s the problem with Antifa? Antifa stands for antifascist. Shouldn’t we all oppose the fascists?” I would say yes, but I would say if Antifa’s concerned about fascists, they might want to begin by looking in the mirror, my friends. Their behavior is incredibly fascist-like.

Todd Huff:
Listen, it’s amazing to me—if fascism and white supremacy and neo-Nazism, which I’m not saying there are none of those people in this country because those are abhorrent, wicked beliefs—there’s no value there whatsoever. I resoundingly condemn all of that. But why do we hear more about the people who are supposedly fighting against those things than we actually hear about the people who believe those things?

Todd Huff:
And I mean that legitimately. I see a lot more problems caused by Antifa than I see caused by people who are true fascists. And I think the average person does as well. And it’s not because I’m just looking for ways to trash on Antifa, but I do know who they are—and they are not a good group of people. They are a terrorist organization.

Todd Huff:
Listen, terrorism simply means that they are using violence or the threat of violence to intimidate people into agreeing with their political perspective. It’s to try to get people to go along politically so that they don’t have to deal with the wrath, the anger, and rage and violence of the people in a particular group.

Todd Huff:
And that’s exactly what Antifa, my friends, is doing. So Glenn Beck says, “Listen, you’re told that Antifa is a bunch of kind of random grassroots people, that they’re decentralized, they’re not coordinated with each other.” But Glenn Beck says that’s not true. In fact, I believe this.

Todd Huff:
He says that they’re decentralized cells that are connected through encrypted platforms like Signal and Matrix. They have organized support arms—they have legal, medical, logistical support. They have funding, grassroots and mutual aid donations, International Antifascist Defense Fund, National Lawyers Guild legal support, and some alleged larger nonprofit conduits.

Todd Huff:
They’re anti-capitalists, they’re anti-authoritarian—they’re really just, honestly, they’re absolutely in favor of just complete anarchy. They’re anarchists, is what they are. They use intimidation, media pressure, and direct action against “designated fascists.” That’s what Glenn Beck has said, and that’s what the FBI came to talk with him about.

Todd Huff:
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And I’ve got to take a break—long segment here, my friend. Sit tight. Back in just a minute.

Todd Huff:
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Todd Huff:
Glenn Beck was reportedly visited by the FBI to learn more about Antifa, which is crazy to think about. I mean, listen, I think Glenn Beck does a great—again, I don’t listen to people, I know my father-in-law, prior to his passing, was a big fan of Glenn Beck. He had, I think, subscribed to some of his stuff.

Todd Huff:
I remember having to help him load an app or something onto his TV just to give him access—I can’t remember exactly how that all worked—but I remember doing that. He was a fan of Glenn Beck, and Glenn Beck has done some really good things. Glenn Beck, of course, is hated by the godless radical left as well.

Todd Huff:
And he’s done some good work. Again, I do my stuff here, so by saying that I want you to know it’s not an insult—it’s just to say I don’t do that. But I can tell you I’m familiarized enough to know that he does his research, and it’s interesting that we now have an FBI—remember back in the previous administration, the FBI would have been more likely used to say that Glenn Beck was supporting Russians than they were to say that he was right on Antifa.

Todd Huff:
Now we’ve got an administration that says, “Listen, we’ve been told a bunch of stuff about Antifa that we just know isn’t correct,” because that’s the way that it works. In fact, if you look at what the so-called experts say, they’ll make it sound like it’s just a bunch of harmless grassroots people without a leader.

Todd Huff:
And Glenn Beck says, “Not so fast. Not so fast at all. That’s not really what we’re seeing here. We’re seeing huge degrees of coordination,” says Glenn Beck. And so the FBI is trying to get a handle on that.

Todd Huff:
A couple of things that come to mind—number one, I had somebody comment to me and say, “Look, well, the antifascist idea—look, these people who are anti-fascists, what’s wrong with them fighting fascism?” Nothing’s wrong with fighting fascism. The question is, is that really what they’re doing?

Todd Huff:
I could just as easily say, I could just as easily say, “What’s wrong with ICE? What’s wrong with CBP removing people from the country, keeping people from coming into this country who are not supposed to be here legally?” And they would say, “Well, Todd, that’s not what they’re doing. They’re arresting and deporting American citizens,” which people are out there saying, by the way.

Todd Huff:
If that does happen, that should be remedied, that should be fixed, that person should come back, they should put safeguards to prevent that from happening at all costs. But that’s not the intended mission. That’s not the point here. The point is to enforce our laws.

Todd Huff:
But if you acknowledge that, if you make the claim anyway that ICE is trying to do things outside of its stated mission, then you understand exactly the argument that we make when we say Antifa is not actually out there fighting fascism—they’re promoting it. They’re living it.

Todd Huff:
They’re living, breathing examples of fascists that are hell-bent on using violence to intimidate normal people from engaging in the political nonsense and stopping the silliness and the ravaging effects of liberalism and leftism. Got to go though—SDG.

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Todd Huff

Todd Huff is a popular talk show host and podcaster known for his intelligent and entertaining conservative discussions on The Todd Huff Show, which attracts 200,000 weekly listeners. He covers a variety of topics, including politics and culture, with a focus on authentic and meaningful dialogue. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling with his family, spending time outdoors, and coaching his kids' soccer team.

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