people are dying every day by the hundreds across this country in south america mexico obit as well but as it relates to police are really surprised that he did not have that information or at least had some sense of the numbers that are going across this country and i can tell you one thing the f.b.i. doesn't occur. it's estates as it relates to this. but we're going to say no no it wouldn't make a difference any warrant growth would not make a difference and you know. he's missing a lot of information said you know it's really one thing almost if you acknowledge the facts and said i understand there's a human cost here let's debate if it's worth it but not even to that point sean for the for the big picture from your perspective from from the the d.a. perhaps is there any way that attorney general holder could be telling the truth here is there any conceivable way that ending the war on drugs might increase the liability or the risk for police officers now absolutely not in the to mulch of this one nine hundred sixty s. we lost about one hundred fifty five officers a year in the line

they're sending it to south america, in mexico. so while my constituents are suffering mightily at the gas pump week after week after week, these guys are sending the oil they've produced with our tax goodies to another country, instead of putting that additional supply into our supply chain which, in turn, reduces the price. the more supply, the less the price. so, one, they have put back refining capacity. two, they're exporting more, and they want to say it's about drilling, really? we have got more rigs drilling right now in this country than we have in many, many, many years. we have production higher at this point, domestic production higher than it was at the end of the bush administration. we just issued 12 new deepwater permits in the last few months. there are all kinds of leases out there that are not being explored. meanwhile, cha-ching, these big oil companies are continuing to make profits that just make your jaw drop. so honestly, half seriously, you talk about economic illiteracy. i'll tell you what economic illit

they're sending it to south america, in mexico. so while my constituents are suffering mightily at the gas pump week after week after week, these guys are sending the oil they've produced with our tax goodies to another country, instead of putting that additional supply into our supply chain which, in turn, reduces the price. the more supply, the less the price. so, one, they have put back refining capacity. two, they're exporting more, and they want to say it's about drilling, really? we have got more rigs drilling right now in this country than we have in many, many, many years. we have production higher at this point, domestic production higher than it was at the end of the bush administration. we just issued 12 new deepwater permits in the last few months. there are all kinds of leases out there that are not being explored. meanwhile, cha-ching, these big oil companies are continuing to make profits that just make your jaw drop. so honestly, half seriously, you talk about economic illiteracy. i'll tell you what economic illit

traffickers from colombia or if i'm a weapons dealer from mexico or pretty much anywhere else i mean you know this is not limited to south america if you know if i'm some rich you know a buddy of silvio berlusconi's in italy and i want to stash my money in the united states and bring it into suitcases whatever it's there's no problem. well they're supposed to be looking for the for the real for the truly bad guys for the narco traffickers in the money launderers but you know it sometimes is a needle in a haystack kind of thing that's hard to find these folks was anybody actually looking. i mean we have a situation here in the banking you know the arguably set up of a increase or banks were aggressively looking for people who couldn't afford to buy right just so they could make the commission i mean these bankers actually have any interest in weeding out potential clients who could be very well they have an interest and not being caught not doing their jobs not you know checking for money laundering in you know there are banks that have gotten in trouble like riggs bank here in washington. have been taken to task for that kind of

south of the border. police found more than 500 people packed into two trucks in southern mexico. they were enduring unthinkable conditions to get to america. and still had nearly 1,000 miles to go. bill whitaker now on how they were caught. >> reporter: the 513 migrants, hot, tired, and dehydrated, were rounded up and processed for detention shortly after the two trucks smuggling them across the border tried to blow past a security checkpoint. authorities were alerted to the human cargo by this amazingly detailed x-ray caught at the border showing people sitting, standing, jammed into the trucks, 240 in one truck, 273 in the other, packed so tightly, up to seven people per square yard, they could barely move or breathe, with temperatures topping 100 degrees. more alarming they came from at least eight different countries, 410 from guatemala, others as far away as india, nepal, and china, a smuggling pipeline run by gangs. >> we're talking about something that's far more systematic than people realize. they learn how to do this by trying to move drugs and other contraband. >> reporter: after the golden venture carrying 286 chinese national

illegals working in america, taking jobs that legal immigrants or americans, american citizens, should be doing. but $60 billion a year wired south. half of it, $30 billion in mexico, and the other $30 billion goes into the crib ban, central america, and south america. the other $30 billion scattered around in the southern part south of us in the western hemisphere. we don't know and they don't speculate on how much of the $60 billion is just laundering illegal drug money. i don't know the basis of the $40 million number that fox news report on the value of illegal drugs consumed in america. that's the only number out there i can find. i don't think we have the basis of enough intelligence to be able to bring a real solution to this. i don't think our people at the top have done enough work to quantify the problem. when they are not talking about the problem, and instead i see an emphasis on our southern border, a shift that took place under the obama administration, that causes some of our border patrol to pivot. instead of looking south to say, hold it, don't come into the united states illegally, they started to turn around and look north and try to interdict c

mexico, lived in virginia for a period of time. lived in the south for a period of time. he understands americahis advantage to try to recruit people who have those blue american passports. >> so is the u.s. any closer to finding him, do you think? >> he's under a lot of pressure, il say that. >> legally the u.s. can kill him from your perspective. he's an american citizen. would it be okay to kill him as it was okay to kill bin laden? >> he renounced his citizenship and he has declared war on the united states, his own words. i think we are in the full right of the of united states to bring him to justice just the way we brought in bin laden. >> what about and war -- ayman al zawahiri, the number two al qaeda leader, the egyptian whose obviously been in hiding we believe in pakistan? any closer to finding him? >> what happens when something like this, we know this through the history of how al qaeda will respond. when we get other senior leaders or senior logisticians or finance people, they change their security protocols. this was a major impact on them. he was an inspirational leader and op