I'm John Bachelors.

I welcome Michael Yahn, at Michael Yahn, on the Facebook and on patreon.com Michael Yahn.

Starting from Panama, Michael has been in Panama for weeks, especially attending to the Darian

Gap.

The break in the Pan American Highway between Columbia and Panama, where you must walk through

or find your way by boat and walking through the Darian Gap.

Sixty miles or more of Triple Canopy Jungle, it's raining season.

Michael has been there for weeks and he's quite accustomed to the climate.

In these last days, however, Michael's escorted Congressman Tom Tiffany of the Seventh District

of Wisconsin.

Young man who grew up on a farm, a dairy farm, who traveled to Panama to see for himself

the Darian Gap and the migrants coming through the Darian Gap heading north to the Mexican

border.

Migrants, as we've learned over these last weeks from all around the globe, from Nepal,

from Congo, from Haiti, from Cuba, from Venezuela, all around the globe, coming through the Darian

Gap, where they're met by the Border Patrol, the Panama Border Patrol, and Bost to Costa

Rica to continue their journey north.

Michael, a very good evening to you.

I'm very glad you've struggled through your adventures in the Darian Gap by boat and by

foot, and you've introduced Congressman Tiffany to the Umbara Indigenous people who are

the Greciers and the facilitators for the migrants coming through.

First of all, how was the Congressman with you in the Darian Gap?

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