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you know, somebody sitting in lebanon may not necessarily know the person that's in belize that's talkingnaloa, but they're all complicit in the same conspiracy. and this is a major arrest down in mexico city where there was $200-plus million seized. but that was the wake-up call. >> $200 million? >> yes, a massive stack inside one condominium in mexico city just in the walls, in the closets, just unbelievable staggering amount of u.s. currency. all from the sale of chemicals for the production of methamphetamine. it's a corporate operation. it's no different than a home depot or a wal-mart, with a ceo and directors and financial staff. but these are corporate infrastructures making millions on behalf of chapo guzmán. i mean, you don't end up in forbes magazine by not being you know, a smart entrepreneur. ♪ ♪ >> ♪ look at the dollar watch it roll, roll, roll straight down the freeway down to old mexico... ♪ >> galdos: we decided to follow the money back to mexico and el chapo. so we set off for the border to find the only man we knew had actually met him. >> ♪ these are chapo's towns wher

how about mexico, how about belize panama, nicaragua. they gave me these numbers. they said, the united states is the only country experiencing significant increases in asylum seekers from these three countries i alluded to. together mexico, panama, nicaragua, costa rica, and belize have reported an increase of almost 1200%. that is from 2008 to 2014. it is not just the u.s. they just want to get out of honduras, guatemala, and salvador. the numbers speak volumes. the numbers are down by about half. >> i do think that the administration feels that a lot of the measures we took a put in place last year not only here domestically but with our partners in mexico and central america have had an effect. i would defer to my colleagues at the enforcement agency. the administration does feel that that is not part of the reason why the numbers are down. senator johnson: anybody want to share a thought with us, please? don't be shy. >> i would talk to mr. osuna both director johnson and secretaries held on you have met with a number of central american officials coupled with

together mexico panama, costa rica and belize reported an increase of almost 1200% from 2008-2014. that is a 12-fold increase. it isn't just the united states. i assume they want to come to the united states. they just want to get out of there and the numbers speak, i think, lines. we have the numbers down by about half. in fact a little more than half from this year to last year. let me ask you why are the numbers down so much? >> senator, i think there are number of reasons. i think the administration feels a lot of the measures we took and put in place last year here domestically and with partners in mexico and central america had an affect. certainly, i would refer to colleagues at the enforcement agencies here but the administration does feel that has been part of the reason why the numbers are down; because of many of those. >> others please? share a thought with us please. don't be shy. >> i would say to osuna that both secretary are met with officials coupled with the department's outreach and coordination with the state department we are trying to overcome the messages by

they think el chapo could be in guatemala or belize where he was significant resources. i think this is a huge arrest that actually happened between cooperation of chapo between the u.s. and mexico. officials think that the mexicans are kind of embarrassed about this so they do want u.s. help but they don't want this to be a big u.s. show. the mexicans wand to be in the lead to see if they can re-arrest them. >> the u.s. apparently wanted him or at least discussed having him extradited here last year. is this something of an i told you so moment for the mexican? >> a bit. this is what the u.s. fever all along. chapo escaped from mind in 2001 rearrested with the cooperation of the u.s. in mexico. the u.s. has been warning all this time about a possible escape. when you see what happened in the prison this realizes their big fears about corruption in prison but i think it's larger more emblematic of the issue, this president, enrique he's been president calderon and president fox were very aggressive. there was a lot of drug violence. this president has taken a less aggres

we are adding two net international destinations along with that, one to belize, and the other two livee are moving at a measured pace. international is about a percentage and a half of our total capacity, so it is very small right now. we have 10 destinations, but we will continue to expand and add dustin nations in the future. it's very exciting. stephanie: can you give us any of what you think of the u.s. economy, the health of the economy. airlinea low-cost provider, so it would be great for you to give us a sense -- what do you think america looks like? mr. kelly: thanks for that question. we are low-cost, and we are also the largest airline in the united states in terms of the number of customers we serve, so we do have a pretty good extensive pulse of the economy, so i would say what we've been seeing for the past 90 days especially as consistent with the headlines that you read, which is a little bit of inconsistency, a little bit of choppiness. it does feel to me like the consumers are beginning to spend a little bit more. i think a lot of the weakness over the past 90 days has

brady plan restructurings at the end of the 1980s global debt crisis, and debt restructuring of the belize, greece and argentina, numerous privatizations. we should have some of those coming along out of these debt problems. as well as eurobond financings. he has written extensively on the securities regulations, debt restructuring an international banking and sovereign immunity. we are are delighted to this truly knowledgeable and outstanding panel with us today. now each of our panelists are going to speak from 12-15 minutes. after that we will give them a chance to react to each other or to clarify points that they have made. after that we will open the floor to your questions and we will adjourn probably at 11:00 expect promptly. things are being with us. >> thanks. so as it turns out when you talk on puerto rico and greece you have to be quick on your feet. i supplied new slide yesterday afternoon to the panel here updating greece, but i could not at that point update the slides for puerto rico. celebrity one of the slides is out of date having passed about 12 hours. so let me start.

we are adding two new international destinations along with that, one to belize and the other one toa rica. it will continue next year. we are moving at a measured pace. international is about a percentage and a half of our total capacity so it is very small. right now we have 10 destinations. we will continue to expand and add destinations in the future. very exciting. stephanie: give us an idea of what you think of the u.s. economy, the health of the economy given the amount of flow you are seeing. you are a low-cost airline provider, so it would be great for you to tell us what america can psych. gary: takes for that question. we are low cost and the largest airline in the u.s. in terms of the number of customers we serve. we have a pretty good sense of the poles of the economy. i would say what we have been seeing for the past 90 days is been very consistent with the headlines read which is a little bit of inconsistency and choppiness. and feels like consumers are beginning to spend a little bit more. a lot of the weakness over the past 90 days has been the oil and gas sector and

together mexico, panama nicaragua costa rica and belize reported an increase of almost 1200% from 2008 to 2014 it's like a 12 fold increase and it's not just the u.s.. they just want to get out and the number speaks volumes. the number is down by about half. it's downright loathe more than half of last year. let me ask you why the number is down so much. >> i think the administration feels a lot of the measures we've taken in place last year with our friends in mexico and central america had an effect. and i will defer to my colleagues at the enforcement agencies here, but the administration does feel that is a part of the reason why the number is down is because many of them -- >> others, please, don't be shy. >> in that both secretary johnson have met personally with a number of central american officials coupled with the departments outreach and coordination in the state department trying to overcome the message and marketing by the organizations last year but there were these opportunities that were outside the law and it seems to be taking hold. the colleagues in the state departm

we spent about six weeks in bahamass went to guatemala, went back to florida, belize, mexico, sailedike a life switch. i just wanted to do this forever. >> we found the secret to happiness just by stopping to appreciate everything. getting to experience it with the person you love the most. it's fantastic. >> i was the ceo of a voice telecommunications software company. out the door late out early. we had three kids that were five and under. you miss the baseball games, the soccer games. what i felt like i was missing was watching my kids grow. the decision to sell the company was something that was very strategic. >> it was a great opportunity for us to do something together. our road trip cross country in an rv. during the trip we were in california and we visited the local farm markets. >> it wasn't long before that. we have the land at home you know what do you think about putting together a community farm? >> it was important whatever we did we needed to teach our children a work ethic. we have to work for everything that we have. >> i lo working on the farm. i love being with m

together mexico, panama nicaragua, costa rica and belize have reported an increase of almost 100%. almost 1200% from 28252,014. it's like a 12 fold increase. it's not just the u.s. they just want to get out of honduras guatemala and salvador and the numbers speak volumes. the numbers are down by about half. a little bit more than half of this year to last year. let me ask you by the number is down by so much. >> senator, i think there's a number of reasons. i think the administration does a lot of measures we put in place last year not only here domestically the partners in mexico and central america have had an effect. i would defer to my colleagues on the enforcement agencies here. the admin is ration does feel that has been part of the reason why the numbers are down is because -- >> any others want to share thoughts with us, please? don't be shy. >> i was just talked to mr. osuna that the secretary johnson and secretary saldana has met with officials coupled with the department coverage in coordination with the state department trying to overcome the message the marketing by sm