can't imagine the pressure that we felt had been lifted off our shoulders much less how the colombian national police must do for. one thirty pm on the second of december one thousand nine hundred three marks the end of the largest manhunt in history. was. buried the next morning just outside maybe ten thousand people show up for the funeral home any escobar had been idle. off to one corner of the female members of the family almost crushed as the crowd tries to touch the coffin one last time. sixteen years off of the death of the most wanted man on the planet one mystery remains unresolved what happened to the godfather's fost fortune where did he hide the five billion dollars that legend has it he was worth. ilchi a you see i think his family has most of the money because a lot of money was ever found in colombia that if he really had all those millions and even if he probably didn't know how much exactly even if it was just with hofmann doubles he and his wife and children would have to be multi-millionaires today an argentine other. we want to just check general mazas comments. one is arias the c

some of that i might add is because the cartel activity the have been beaten by the colombian national police and the courage of the leadership so they've ceded the ground and the mexicans can. we do have to be concerned about that as overwhelmingly what americans have first-aid new york and south carolina care about. in addition, however, i think your points are good. it's hard to imagine as protecting america from a counterterrorism threat. if we don't of a unified federal strategy to protect america's borders, and we don't, the border patrol has got a decent internal strategy. there is the most complex byzantine mixed up mass of federal authorities who trying to coordinate activities. if you're a share of 50 border county trying to sue the hell you go to it is almost impossible. and what would pass for a strategy that if funded would result in further improving safety. so i don't think we've done our job at the federal level level. i don't mean that as an attack on the dhs. think what we put to get through the department of land as security 180,000 people putting 4 billion a year on to the

so you need to type, create one unified national police force on the colombians, and this could one alternativesecond thing is in communities. you need to help the communities. you need to look at why it is often 18, 19 year olds who commit murder for less than $100. that's the going rate for some kids in ciudad juÁrez. i've talked and these neighbors, to these kids involved with this and they see no future. they see this as an option because they see nothing for them. you have to start the social work in those communities. some of the american money which goes to by black hawk helicopters for the mexican military could be better spent just under give social work project in these communities. [applause] >> and a third issue i would say is, i mean, we have to look at the drug policy debate, drug policy reform. in 10 years it does america want to give $300 billion more to the cartels? >> two things. first of all, i think from the u.s. perspective anyway, i think that the u.s. government is bringing a knife to a gunfight. i think that we are continue to treat these cartels as the criminal punks. a