david leonard: no, a friend of his does. a politically ambitious father, politically ambitious son and the have resources to do something with that and the family connections with the in-laws. david: mexican drug cartels have come up with an innovative way of getting profits back over the border. carol: we talk with the reporter. >> authorities have cracked down on banks for sending money that drug cartels have tied up, so banks have become more careful about the amount of money they a allowed to get wired -- bailout get wired, -- they allowed to get wired, especially big amounts, like drug cartels need. david: how much money are we talking about? alan: in general, they move billions and billions of dollars each year. a lot of it is in bulk cash smuggling, which is when they stick it in suitcases or cars and moving across the border. some and wire transfers and some of it is what they call trade based money laundering and that is what the article is about. the way that they turn it into other kinds of things. in this case, g

david: david leonard reports about two and kushner. wealthy, a mogul, he owns a newspaper in new york and i think he is interested in having power and influence and you'll get a lot more if his father-in-law's elected president. david: he is right out of harvard, he has been hoisted on a big stage, his father faces and in charge of a big real estate company. david leonard: he bought a big skyscraper on fifth avenue, and he hung on to it when the market tank and it bounced back and they bought $7 billion worth of real estate, all the way out to cleveland, so he is a big deal. he is also influential in the newspaper and sort of like a murdoch or an aspiring press lord. david: what do we know about to do. wants and hopes david leonard: i don't think it is clear, but he is that a lot of rallies supporting his father-in-law and he is behind the scenes and working on his father-in-law's behalf. he has endorsed his father-in-law, so i don't think it is a stretch to say that he would be a powerful person in washington of his father-in-law was