Diego Luna - Bringing Nuance to the Drug War with “Narcos: Mexico” | The Daily Show

Diego Luna describes how he got into the mind of drug kingpin Félix Gallardo, explains what allows drug cartels to thrive and reveals why he moved back to his native Mexico.
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[@prime8nate]

He sounds so much more eloquent and intelligent than US politicians talking about Mexican relations and he's doing it in a second language.

[@maribelcaudillo258]

Agree! He is deep!

[@josecarranza7555]

Back handed compliment lol

[@elliotlocochon]

Ya te la you know.

[@soniasg8639]

Trump couldn't even speak eloquently in his own language lol.

[@danielportillo2127]

Well he is actually from Mexico so he would know more than anything 😂

[@brianfrancis8152]

"We cannot allow a border to define the way we relate to each other." So simple, so perfectly expressed.

[@celebritytarotreadings7065]

That's also what I love about Diego and (Gael Garcia Bernal) they both are very thoughtful, reflective - and intelligent people.

[@highlyfavored2434]

@@celebritytarotreadings7065 And sooo good looking aging like fine wine 😍😍

[@shenriquez1221]

More profound than 2 years of speeches and tweets coming from the buffoon.

[@windghost2]

@@shenriquez1221 True

[@giselabahena1526]

@Nos they did and I hope it's because what he said connected. I hope they really thought on that and made a conscious decision of thinking with an open heart. To be open to understand and to have empathy. I agree that I do not want criminals here to over run our country but I know that to uproot your family and leave everything behind is not an easy or light choice to make so I will give the benefit of the doubt

[@eeres86]

Diego, making us Mexicans proud!! Gracias Diego!!

[@antoniolujan2414]

Los Narcos USA la next series on Netflix la verdadera realidad

[@crazzystuff4556]

Representing a Narco makes you proud. Wow you need help.

[@Spliffy759]

Crazzy Stuff did he say Felix? No? Then shut yo ass up

[@dvader3000]

@@crazzystuff4556 oh wow. He plays a character,a bad guy yes,but is just a character. When he acted on starwars i bet you didnt tough of us mexican as space cowboys kicking bad guys ass,did you? But here you are seeing him just as a narco,you re the one who needs help. He is just a great actor who can play anyone.

[@crazzystuff4556]

@@dvader3000 I'm aware of his career he started in telenovelas. He has done nothing for the Mexican community. Yes he was in star wars. And y tu mama tambien. He spoke at the Mexican Congress too so I do know who he is but that is nothing to feel proud off.

[@Mumbai-Toronto-NY]

I can listen to him for hours. He sounds so intelligent, smart and innocent with a flair of humour. And that too in a second language. Very unique.

[@MariaMartinez-bw7gq]

Diego Luna is super talented as an actor, I love the fact that he is still humble and hasn't allowed fame to overtake him.. Great interview Trevor, love the show

[@gnrdontcry]

very true love. :) respect.

[@JuanHernandez-vz2mq]

Well, he comes from a wealthy family, he knows how to behave and talks properly. And yes he is a great as actor, director and producer

[@microspect]

Maria Martinez very poetic and intelligent

[@jimig.r.h.4121]

Real life, he’s a selfish asshole.

[@4Realkevv]

Maria Martinez fuck him then

[@kenutemenezes4862]

Diego : I mean he's still in jail Looks around to see if he's right* 😂😂

[@jashanestone]

To see if he was "safe" to say he is in prison.. 😁😁

[@yudithdm9302]

🤣lol

[@jeffburger4096]

You obviously didn't understand the reason behind that. You should research it, then you might understand it.

[@shaileshrana7165]

Tell us @@jeffburger4096

[@isaacpicon169]

@@shaileshrana7165 Netflix did't get the "blessings" for these series.

[@Alan-lr8ze]

I keep thinking he is actually felix gallardo

[@joseluis5055]

The real Felix is locked up in a supermax so dont worry

[@Babyduzzit]

He is

[@sixpathssebas1568]

JLuis 1102 because he was a badass actor

[@HFLCobra]

@@joseluis5055 no hes locked up at a meduim prison

[@RandomPerson-qj6zk]

@Powell Vardon Ismael lambada has ways been a leader of the Sinaloa cartel

[@indieguruge]

An actor who isn’t afraid to speak up and tell the truth as is!

[@canogaparque818]

Thats just how mexicans are No beating around the bush

[@eldarulanov2582]

yea. the thing is its so hard to imagine this guy as a good guy because of his role. but sometimes you need to realize they're just acting about a bad guy. they're good themselves.

[@keithreid6785]

@@eldarulanov2582 watch the terminal with Tom Hanks Diego plays a great guy

[@christiancastillo1778]

Diego Luna Is the only Mexican actor that I'm aware of trying always get in touch with people. So big but at same time so humble...

[@ms.gabrieladelcarmenprecia6425]

Christian Castillo what about his best friend, almost like a brother, Gael García?

[@christiancastillo1778]

Nena ABA I don't know Gael Garcia as I know Diego Luna, so I can't say anything about him, I hope Gael is like Diego more good people, just what this world needs!

[@blackeyedsusan727]

Christian Castillo Look unto the documentaries GG Bernal has done. I'm thinking esp. of the one where he passes himself off as a Honduran migrant and travels to Mexico. He does this to expose how badly C. Americans are mistreated by Mexicans and that country's authorities. Brilliant, humanitarian work!

[@biancacamacho156]

bluepixie25 whats that documentary called?

[@christiancastillo1778]

I'll check that out

[@jamesmilton3317]

Just noticed that it is a South African and a Mexican, in US talking about many things ... but mostly about ... just living ... get to know other people from others nationalities and get along.

[@chimkinNuggz]

💯🙏

[@user-gv6zq5tj5i]

That is a powerful point!

[@angelvergara4012]

It's not easy to find things...

[@paoadabelle]

Love this!

[@fernandoballadares8082]

Beautiful isn't?

[@Golden27Boy]

Damn that scene at the end when they tough he was gone and over and he came back with the army.. That entrance men, incroyable.

[@mikekaranja63]

I know soo badass.

[@estenandocanal1896]

@ELFANTASMA24 you know thats his neace in real life its patricia la reina del pacifico she got out of jail and she is living pretty ok so she did not allow her life to eb broadcast... but yeah that scene was dope!! i am waiting for the next season

[@estenandocanal1896]

that scene was dope!! i am waiting for the next season

[@JuanNunez-pg7ru]

No tenés códigos Icardi

[@jocelynmandyuy3632]

My fave scene... The army chopper ... Military protecting him. ❤️

[@rahulbalan]

Thank you Narcos for introducing me to this gem of an actor.

[@profverstrooid9401]

Diego Luna is dressed exactly like his character in Narcos for this interview 🤣

[@nanana7823]

Prof Verstrooid Luna, not Lupa,

[@nessh7589]

Fuck you dude

[@profverstrooid9401]

@@nanana7823 Fixed it with an edit! Thanks.

[@trappnest4490]

That grey suit 😍

[@diannaveda4947]

he has always dress up like that

[@sanjuansteve]

I moved to México after hurricane Patricia 3 years ago and I describe the difference in people's compassion (and level of Fear) between the US and México like this: here in México, no matter my skin color, etc, I feel like I could walk down any street anywhere knocking on doors at 4 am and 95% of the people would open their doors, offer me water and food, with many of them offering me a place to sleep and incredibly treating me like family even, whereas in most places in the US, 95% of the people would not open their doors, many would call the police and many of those that did open their doors would only do so to let their dog after you or to put a gun in your face and perhaps 5% would at least pass you a bottle of water or help more. The difference in compassion is extraordinary, and beautifully so from this point of view!

[@jrnew1378]

There aren't racism related crimes in Mexico for decades not massive shootings between citizens, excluding those by criminals working for the cartel, racism doesn't exist in Mexico.

[@gero1990]

@@jrnew1378 it does exist as well; but not that in the US; in that regard the US is really NUMBER ONE.

[@antoniomontana386]

sanjuansteve, I think what you experience is what latin folks who rooted to their country are, something most Latinos who moved here forgot, now not all mexican from Texas who come from Barrios are like that because of tradition. I'm from Puerto Rico so it's welcoming when you get that, also pacific islanders are the same..Samoans Tongans Micronesian I got welcome as so

[@mmonze]

Racism is definitely a thing in Mexico and Latin America overall. White skin and colored eyes are preferred and seen as superior. However it takes a different form to some extent than here in the U.S. but what is very common in poor countries is compassion towards others and extending a helping hand it's more common especially in the past. Say I feel its changing a bit

[@sithous]

I think racism doesn’t exist in Mexico, what does exist might be discrimination, prejudice and social status more than the race of the person. After all during the World Cup Mexicans ended up celebrating at the Korean embassy and lift a Korean in sign of gratitude and celebration even with chants.

[@LindaMitchell]

"There are so many criminals out there wearing suits and still out there." 👈🏽 Truth!

[@rl3722]

Linda Mitchell one in the White House

[@myshirt84]

TRUMP IS THE MAIN ONE.

[@jpkclutch7780]

Facts

[@kiambo1601]

Yeah my country's president.I am from Kosovo.During the 1998-99 Kosovan war the man told more to Yugoslav forces than to our own.The only guy I would love to personally shoot

[@nandubramadesam8417]

I moved to Mexico at 22 I have just turned 24 and have had two years here and I can say most of every preconception is false. I’ve fell in love here. I have felt warmth from people I’ve never felt in America. I want to live here for the rest of my life.

[@chrismuratalla9]

Nandu Bramadesam depends what part really

[@nyck1d36]

EXCLUSIVE ONE pocho

[@chrismuratalla9]

maSsa_Ico I got your pocho hanging 😅

[@nyck1d36]

EXCLUSIVE ONE pero de tu culo

[@bazooka2476]

And you are welcome to stay 😊

[@IlhaamOR]

Diego Luna is such a handsome guy.

[@Raul-qy6mm]

Thank you MAMI

[@Raul-qy6mm]

@Ernan Rivera thank you I know I'm cute

[@josezapien6583]

Raul Garcia rually nigga

[@Raul-qy6mm]

@@josezapien6583 yes papi really

[@IlhaamOR]

Now that was some real useless information. @OCSJC :.

[@Guez_art]

"We cannot allow a border to define the way we relate to each other..." wow, love this.

[@GexVile]

Touched my heart honestly

[@windghost2]

It's a beautiful message that really needs to be heard and listened to.

[@pinakijana9479]

Well you can actually and you should, cuz you won't like people like Pablo Escobar, Michael Felix G or El Chapo setting their cartels in your neighborhood!

[@windghost2]

@@pinakijana9479 Your right, very right.

[@windghost2]

@@pinakijana9479 But I always have an open wherever I go so I'm good on that part.

[@nallis01]

It's so weird that the more I watch Narcos, it's the more I love Mexicans and Colombians and overall people down south. Many good people in very bad situations being supported by corrupt governments and leadership in general.

[@Angel-qk9sf]

You have no idea how hard it is

[@DF-qo8ex]

We love you too !

[@rickDArula]

Just like America We are just as corrupt . But in a cleaner way lol

[@chicagofinest4188]

nallis01 thanks yiu now you understand why people migrate not because we want to we are force to live our country

[@Babyduzzit]

Slick Rick yup they have to be cleaner they do alot of buisness

[@ziz3527]

What many people didn't notice was how great Diego Luna portrayed Felix Gallardo. His such a sweet, goofy, likable person but that entire persona is covered by his portrayal of Felix. Also what made Luna's portrayal of Gallardo so good was that you root for his character. Only sometimes does it happen that a bad guy is actually likable and that will depend on how the actor will play it.

[@zoyadulzura7490]

Yes. None of that goofy sweetness is present in his performance, but while watching the show and seeing his character doing terrible things, I was thinking, "Why am I rooting for him??" He makes a very unlikeable guy seem compelling.

[@rydmerlin]

He’s a lock for the Emmy if you ask me.

[@joealcatraz7944]

That would not happen, they save those for stupid shows with white people in them.

[@drwgalabuschagne3287]

Awards are for sob stories not talent...

[@erikescamilla9985]

Diego Luna is the essence of México. Hard working , humble in general a great man.

[@GamingSkiid]

Erik Escamilla what about the narcos what are they

[@CarlosGonzalez-sz4jh]

@@GamingSkiid business men providing a product and service for a drug addicted USA government and citizens

[@tonyrosas1503]

all the Narco seasons were fantastic this Mexico one is the best though !!!!

[@joserivers1306]

FAX

[@Babyduzzit]

📠

[@anthonyo455]

💯❗️❗️

[@gzakelijk]

Pablo #1

[@noritanorita2478]

Yep... I thought so too 😊

[@denilsonmoreira8667]

Why am I only seeing this now, after season 2 is released?

[@ShiningLight411]

“We should not let a border define how we relate to one another” Love it!

[@lachicadejengibre]

what a great interview, honest and optimistic! Two of my favorites, Trevor Noah and Diego Luna. Viva México, viva el mundo!! The boarders are just an invention, people of the world!

[@-----REDACTED-----]

God, I love Trevor’s intelligent interviews. Gives his guests also the chance to deliver not just enjoyable but good interviews, and Diego shone here!

[@katto44]

One thing that I have learned from almost 90 percent of his interviews that I've seen is that, I've never heard a guy being so honest about the drug problem and about it still being a big problem in today's world and ESPECIALLY his fearlessness about talking about the stakes of "Powerful People", indicating towards the politicians and large organizations, in giving this drug business a push, about their involvement in the expansion of this dirty business. This guy has lately been the most honest and fearless guy in the entertainment industry, according to my observation. I hope he keeps up this honesty and fearlessness.

[@joseserrano2139]

Diego Luna is one of the best actors in the world. Hands down

[@22ndf]

Hands gown

[@dasalsakid]

Hands gown

[@jeff3693]

Hands down

[@deep1551]

Yeah hands gown for sure

[@applehappyx-files2456]

You mean hands down!??😅😅

[@tefoca]

I love when Trevor gets to interview a talented, intelligent and critic person, he brings great topics and conducts it beautifully. Diego Luna is also one of my favorite actors.

[@jonhrndz]

Felt like Trevor was trying to get a political response from Diego but diego was just being real

[@samiraawori3696]

Oh my goodness!!!How articulate and sensitive is Diego. Smart man. I just love his character.

[@katherineswinson6343]

He was awesome in "Narcos: Mexico." Watched it twice and hope to see more of him in acting roles. Very talented. Great interview. Love the openness and honesty.

[@funkypunk786]

Skinny made his move

[@discomovilvip]

don neto

[@rabindergangapersad3665]

El flaco:)

[@trappnest4490]

Don Neto was the best (Félix is incredible too)

[@claudiabatista3697]

El flaco hizo su jugada 😉 Don Neto the best

[@battlepants2336]

Hahahaha

[@zegzeazon5682]

Diego Luna - *Brilliant* & *Talented*

[@FussyPickles]

"Criminals in suits" = the entire white house

[@EasyMoneyGoat]

Basically all of the Trump crime family.

[@zizu3010]

I've been waiting for this interview!! Love Diego Luna. ❤❤❤

[@claudiac7532]

And to think we was a chubby annoying kid en el premio mayor

[@craftyaccountant23]

@@claudiac7532 That's right!! I've loved him since Y Tu Mama Tambien...him and Gael!!

[@claudiac7532]

@@craftyaccountant23 omg I feel old lol

[@DavidMartinez-jt7jk]

@@claudiac7532 Lol. I was about to post about that til I saw your comment. I use to watch "El premio mayor" with my mom, and I loved seeing "Quique" Diego luna be a huge brat along with his mean ass grandma on her wheelchair. I thoroughly enjoy anything Diego Luna is in because Ive been watching him since I was 10 and he's not only awesome but very humble. Don't get me started on Gael García 😬. Adiós

[@chicana_mua8853]

Claudia C lol I remember that 😂

[@nikhilgurbani6587]

“ Jefe de Jefes”

[@Bob-lh4ir]

Thomas Smith boss of bosses

[@rouskeycarpel8652]

@@thomassmith6027 Yes but "jefe de jefes" literally translates into "boss of bosses".

[@PamCakes30]

It's also the name of one of the episodes

[@claudiabatista3697]

There’s a corrido called el jefe de jefes which is a kind of Mexican music by Los tigres del norte That is base on his life.

[@nikhilgurbani6587]

claudia batista ohh yeahh...they also played it in one of the episodes if i am not wrong

[@miguelpedroza1094]

Having Trevor Noah telling you that you're one of his favorite actors, just wow! Congratulations to Diego Luna.

[@PanchoRATM182]

Miguel Pedroza trevor noah is eehhh

[@giulsgasi]

Not only a great actor, but a great mind too. I really admire Diego, it's rare in this industry to find such a talented actor with such intelligence, morals and in general ideas, expressed in a funny way too. Definitely one of my favorites!

[@legioner9]

True.😊

[@evilgary747]

Based on this interview, even Diego Luna would make a more decent U.S. president.

[@justaman553]

thank you. he said the " we always talk about trafficking being the issue when it is not. the problem is there is a demand for it and as long as there will be a demand, there will be someone to provide. "

[@tonyguillen9697]

Best series on Netflix hands down!

[@1022mikewarner]

Diego Luna is Katy Perry’s bf in her music video “the one that got away” 🇲🇽 👀 then he went on to becoming Mexico’s biggest drug lord 😎

[@Rocha_duhh]

Brooo whaaaaat blew my mind 😂

[@GHOST-in-the-MACHINE]

The amount of times Diego follows up his sentences with "you know?" is so incredibly endearing to me.

[@micahcjames]

Ghostlight It’s really cute 🥰

[@gprz843]

Very true. Nobody talks about the “demand” that exits for these drugs.

[@VinodhThiagarajan]

Once his first scene came in , I knew that this is a very familiar face from years ago. But i didn’t take more than a min to realize he is the food cart guy from the Tom Hanks movie the terminal. I never thought some one can be this successful after so many years looking at his initial roles in his career. Excellent acting and perfect choice by the casting team

[@lordflako5324]

He’s also very famous in Mexico already, being in telenovelas.

[@thegingerbreadman5149]

He was in that movie about Cuba... forgot the name.

[@OgGuak420]

I first saw him in Star Wars lol

[@liberator6]

Diego Luna always seems like such a smart and decent guy. Also, he's just so cute it actually hurts. I find my self grinning until my face hurts whenever I see him in interviews. I just can't help it. :D

[@dr.greenthumbmartinez4153]

Narcos mexico is soo dope it talks about the story of where sensemilla came from must watch tv

[@skys6655]

Dr.greenthumb Martinez mother plant nurtures the best

[@hazard1371]

I agree, fuck man shit is crazy. Rafael fucked up so much it brought it all down.

[@-----REDACTED-----]

Alexander Castillo l’amour, l’amour, toujours l’amour... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@fishing8one529]

But I’m reality Caro did not create Sin Semilla.

[@LEGIONARIO1970]

That crazy Rafael started it all.

[@DawnKing]

He almost sounds emotional talking about it, he makes his character so “likeable” which I find fascinating.

[@Mario88881000]

Diego, Gael, Del Toro, Gonzalez-Inarritu, Santana... Glorias de Mexico!!!

[@str8edgerockstar956]

Don't forget Eddie Guerrero

[@elchinola1318]

Mario88881000 Benicio? He is puertorriqueño

[@conniecorleone8682]

Don't forget Salma...

[@gerardoreyes5773]

Dont forget polo polo.. 😁😁😁

[@alxwv6499]

Don't forget Cuaron

[@Tino5135]

i was doing my research and yes Felix predicted that as soon as the cartels separated it was gonna be a bloody war!!

[@LEGIONARIO1970]

True, hell broke loose in 2007 here in Mexico and Miguel Angel predicted this like 20 years earlier.

[@rahulgianchandani588]

@@LEGIONARIO1970 what and how exactly war happens ? still in 2020 police or army can't contr cartels? could you please describe the whole scenario? I am curious. (From Pakistan).

[@LEGIONARIO1970]

@@rahulgianchandani588 In 2006 the corrupt politician Felipe Calderón took office as President of Mexico and immediately saw the opportunity to take advantage of the cartels rivalry who at this point were still operating relatively peacefully and at least under some "rules of honor", by he way there were around 6 or 7 big organizations in those days as a result of the fragmentation the Netflix serie mentions. So, in 2007 the Government made a secret alliance with the strongest one, both the Sinaloa cartel and the corrupt Government started fighting the other gangs together with the simple objective of taking the whole country for themselves, "the big fish eats the smaller ones". Of course officially they told us that this was "a necessary war against all the cartels to put an end to the drugs traffic .....blahh, blahh, blahh" (bull shit), when in fact they were protecting one of them and getting rid of the others. The carnage began, dozens and dozens of deaths of all sides everyday almost everywhere especially in the northern States, and the "honor" that they used to have just went straight to hell and we started to witness horrible things like brutal forms of torture, decapitations, masacres, bombs and even women and children being killed, everyone who was in some way related or close to a rival gang member or a police officer was a legit target. In Mexico the police has this terrible reputation of being corrupt, only the military can say they are cleaner with some exceptions of course and still not enough to end this madness, plus the military has always had the disadvantage of working with one hand tied, why? because of the corrupt politicians who rule the country. Things look to start changing slightly lately for the better but there's a lot of work to be done yet. Greetings from Mexico.

[@rahulgianchandani588]

@@LEGIONARIO1970 oh man, thanks for enlightening me. I hope things get better in mexico.

[@rl3722]

These characters are real. Crazy thing is in Mexico they are idolized since the 80’s. There are so many narco corridos based on thesse characters that go way back

[@BlueTearDconnor]

I follow Diego's career since he was in "Mi Abuelo y Yo" he is such a talented actor and an even better human being 🖖😎

[@jrodordaz3030]

Remember how annoying he was in “ El premio mayor”? I’m so impressed with him now. I live him in “ Rouge one”. My first time hearing him speak English.

[@dckevin6749]

Glad to see actors like Diego Luna carry themselves so well and being extremely humble!

[@Sandesh98147]

What a smart man, He said many smart things in this one interview I

[@KrzNena]

You’ve come along way mi Charolastra. 😆🇲🇽

[@chitac.3035]

Thank you Trevor, this was such a fantastic interview!! I love how humble and honest Diego Luna is 💕 I truly hope that this video will help change some of the bad perceptions people have of my beautiful country 🇲🇽

[@reginaldworthington7558]

Love this guy. So intelligent and articulate. Just finished watching NM last night at about 4am and was so blown away by the quality of acting, directing and writing in this series. Simply brilliant and important work.

[@samscecilio]

My "watch later" playlist is literally filled with Diego Luna and Pedro Pascal interviews!!!! Falling more and more in love with these Narcos gentlemen. Heeeeelp :((( hahahahaha

[@smileyeastlos5378]

One of my favorite shows . The details of the characters are too genuine. I seen the season 3 times and I still feel like watching again 😂🤔

[@nessh7589]

3 times my g? Go out and get some sun bro

[@smileyeastlos5378]

Ness H watch it in different days 🙄

[@shane-o-matic]

Trevor Noah is the best interviewer on late night. Probably the best on tv. He needs a Barbara Walters, Oprah Winfrey type platform aside from this show. Hour long interviews. He’d kill it.

[@simulationdisruptor6033]

if that's your style I guess. he rambles on a bit too long in his questions, he needs to be more succinct so the guest has more time to answer.

[@texturedfrog9611]

@@simulationdisruptor6033 thatswhat the platform hes talking would be for, yea we're gonna get real profound questions from an interview strip for nightime socio- political comedy show

[@simulationdisruptor6033]

Textured Frog I don't think any platform should be for long, rambling questions that get lost within themselves. That's just bad form.

[@shane-o-matic]

Natalie Salajczyk Your criticism is valid, but I believe his style is more him making an observation (the rambling of which you speak) and point of his own, then allowing the guest to agree/disagree and elaborate. It works for me because he makes very astute observations from a comedic, yet very real standpoint that gets to the meat of an issue. He’s not “rambling” just to hear himself talk, in my most humble opinion. To each his own. Thanks for your comment.

[@ivonedefigueiredo9301]

Natalie Salajczyk He’s good at letting his guests speak, with few interruptions. I think his way of “rambling” can be endearing and shows a real need of getting/ wanting to know about the other person. Surgical, precise, interviewing tact’s are not really the best way to get people to open up, I think. My only “problem” with Trevor is that he can ask a question and avoid looking the person in the eye, as much as he perhaps should. I could be wrong but sometimes he’s looking into the distance instead of making better eye contact.

[@johnb2843]

Diego thank thank you for being a voice for Mexicans

[@leewest356]

I wish Diego had talked about the amazing, beautiful side of México and her culture, the reasons so many of us who call México home choose to continue living in this multifaceted land. The drug trade may be one aspect of México, but México is much greater than that one aspect.

[@manlor13]

He's a very smart guy and great and natural actor as well.

[@selmareyna8397]

As he speaks about Mexico, I get a knot in my throat and fight back tears. I was born there, raised in US. Spent my summers and holidays there since a child. I now fearing going and have only began to go back 3 years ago to see my family. I only for for the winter holidays and I go with fear. I miss the days of the freedom we had with no fear of coming and going. And now I fear if I go back as a naturalize citizen I may not be able to get back through the Laredo border if I go for New Year's. :S I hope Mexico becomes a safer place for the sake of it's people. The safer and less corrupt Mexico becomes, less immigrants will feel desperation to leave to the country. (I believe) I am very lucky and fortunate to be part of the US and Mexico. I never for once take for granted my citizenship.

[@Reprodestruxion]

Selma Reyna amlo wants to assure work and even work visas for the Hondureños

[@Crisfer05]

Selma Reyna I feel sad that you are making the negative impression people have about México even more distorted. I have been goin yo México got the past 6 years once or twice a year for a couple of weeks and I go around Michoacán, which is one of the “most dangerous” states, and I have never come across anything that makes me feel afraid for my life. Talebird K is right if you don’t go and hung out with the wrong crowd and just go do your thing you will be safe most of the time. There are some instances where tourists get hurt but those are not as common as people that go to Mexico have fun and come back safe and sound to the US. You can watch many videos from KZbinrs from around the world living and traveling around Mexico and nothing happens to them. I wish you can give yourself a chance to go to Mexico travel around and enjoy your time with out being paranoid because if you will be a victim of an attack it could pretty well be here in the US

[@eles2567]

Don't watch the news too much, they only show the worst. Must of the time is safe, but yes it is sad how violence and corruption has overcome many places in México (idk where you go on holidays), you'll be ok 😊

[@KrzNena]

Cálmate. Mexico is super safe!! As long as you’re not “in the business” you’re fine.

[@eltoro9446]

No mames, visiting Santa Catarina can’t tell you how many times I’ve gotten stalked at the bus stop or almost trapped in the overpass. Mexico is not the safest place around. I don’t know if you guys are hanging around Polanco, but where the people have a need, there is crime and there’s a bunch of need back in la patria.

[@RA-IL]

This interview was amazing! Thank you Trevor!

[@olovram]

"There is a demand" Exactly! This is a health issue, at heart, affecting demand side (in the states) and supply side ( in the latin countries), and we should face it like that

[@Lafemmefutile]

I have lived in the US for so many years but I just feel home in Mexico. The culture, the people and the landscape are just amazing. You really understand what it is to be American (of the Americas with a focus on Native American culture) there.

[@jm5642]

Audience didn't know how to react to the "So many criminals wearing suit" statement. The comfort we live in here in the US doesn't allow us to distinguish this truth.

[@ardavalilable]

One of my absolute favorites, I hope to see more of him in the movies and TV shows! His sound is just incredible!

[@marvincunanan5334]

what i like about this clip is that these two people are so knowledgeable in a way that all they say makes sense. plus. they are comfortable at speaking and have the same understanding with the topic.

[@workingclassless84]

You righteous people need to calm down. It's a show about actual events. If you think it makes "ALL" Mexicans look bad then you are as narrow minded as the people who actually think this.

[@chimkinNuggz]

True

[@josecarranza7555]

workingclassless84 But how many times do we have to see this, Hispanic people being in drug business and gangsters when there are little or anything positive TV and movies in Hispanic people.

[@Alizardlovesyou]

[@druzoma5625]

this is probably my favorite interview ever

[@dina.j]

One of the several great interviews of Diego Luna. You can always feel he speaks from the heart! Love him!

[@gsgdhssuehydvdyh9354]

Diego kept it 100% !!!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@milanrajbhandarii]

Outstanding perspective man. Great actor. I had the same feeling as Trevor, about the sympathy we feel sometimes, but Diego just put it so simply and smartly, I guess that's what separates an actor from an audience.

[@melissareyesch]

This was such a great interview. Genuine conversation.

[@henderyluv9594]

Okay but why am I getting Miguel Ángel Felix Gallardo vibes when he wears that suit, I swore he wore that suit in narcos:mexico😂

[@josecl7]

Damn this actor is smart. He got deep. Never thought of acting that way.

[@appacana]

If only Americans stop taking drugs

[@troybradley2575]

Abe Zilla 😂

[@applehappyx-files2456]

😬

[@eljefehuevon54]

Abe Zilla Yeah, that’s gonna happen. Legalization is a better idea.

[@Aashu299]

My favourite web series of ‘em all “Narcos Mexico”. Fantastic work he did. Also loved Amado.

[@xavineira9403]

2 ppl from different parts of the world get together to talk and enjoy each other’s company. Seems nice right? Great interview Trevor and mad respect for mr Luna

[@lalaetc.9995]

My two baby daddies in one room!!!

[@818Yankee]

Alexis Ramires you guys had a threesome???😂

[@joeyyy771]

LalaEtc. I wish I could be one of them

[@anthonyo455]

Haha

[@ripplayboicactus9279]

Franco Cavalli Horny nigga alert

[@celebritytarotreadings7065]

Love Diego Luna - one of the best actors on the planet along with his partner in crime, Gael Bernal Garcia (love those crazy dudes!). God get him into something that is drug related - he deserves better overall.

[@puspavelai8353]

:D "There is a feeling that things cannot go worst!" First time knowing this actor here, but, liking how he expresses his thoughts.:)

[@maanan3900]

His talks are extremely clear. And then the way he puts them. As talented as his character.

[@enzopalma5376]

This interview just shows how much Diego is an inspiring pop culture figure and I’m glad he’s a representative for us hispanics

[@Javier20104]

CHALLENGE: Drink a shot of vodka EVERYTIME Diego Luna says " YOU KNOW" 😂

[@premierjoseph9871]

😂😂😂 You know..

[@sanjainandakumar]

Love and respect from India, Deigo and Trevor! 🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@sosurim]

Amazing actor. So he's the OG gangster(cartel), and he plays Gallardo absolutely perfectly. Luna brings out more than three dimensions, more like 12 dimensions, making him the most compelling character I've ever seen in a TV series. Love this guy. Loved him in Rogue One too.

[@dolleee]

Narcos is the best show on Netflix, every season👌👌👌

[@B2UGROUP]

dolleee totally agree ! You should try also Peaky Blinders at Amazon video... top !

[@dolleee]

@@B2UGROUP I've watched it 👍

[@windghost2]

I thought that was DareDevil lol

[@Miguel-dy2ie]

One of a kind interview!

[@Maul3097]

Thanks for the video

[@DanYeLL2003]

That was a very beautiful interview.

[@yurimonroy4017]

Great interview Trevor, and Diego Luna is such a great actor, well versed, intelligent and more.

[@SK-sx7gp]

Damn not only is he good actor but is smart too, I like how he talks

[@MariaGarcia-pc9bt]

I’m so proud of Diego Luna for the success he has, he gets what it is to be Mexican and portraying that to the rest of the world!

[@TOPminKWON]

I love this interview so much 🥺