I'm John Bachelors.

This is the new John Bachelors show, CBS.

Audio Network.

I welcome Michael Jan.

Michael Jan War correspondent at Michael Underline Jan.

He is in Panama City.

He is returned from the jungle of Darian province.

He is here to report on what he learned going into the jungle, filling his rivershoes

with mud, spending four days in the heat, and the water and the jungle of the Umbara

people, the indigenous people of both sides of the border, Colombia, Panama.

Remember Panama used to be a province of Colombia.

So this is all Colombia, but Panama is now a sovereign state, Michael's in Panama City

safely.

However, we need to recount what he learned in these last days about who is coming through

the Darian gap, the 60 miles of unpaved, unmarked, uncharted jungle that leaves the Panama

highway in Colombia and picks up the Panama highway in Panama.

There's a gap.

You must walk it.

It's rough, pilly, water-asoked, and filled with robbers and gangsters and other bad actors.

However, Michael, a very good evening to you.

What you've learned is that the dangers do not stop the immigrants.

They keep coming.

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