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This is CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

So I welcome Joseph Umyer, who's traveling, Executive Director of Secure Free Society. We go to immediately the 60 minutes interview with the outgoing president of Mexico,

known affectionately as Amlo, Lopez-Operdore.

And in a sharp and very blunt exchange with the correspondent from CBS.

Emmow listed these proposals in order to satisfy his constituents,

in order to close the border or at least not be hostile to the U.S. returning migrants to Mexico after they've crossed without documents into the US.

Amlow says, yes, I'll help you if the US commits 20 billion a year to poor countries in Latin America,

a year, and the Caribbean lift sanctions on Venezuela and

the Cuban embargo and legalize law-abiding Mexicans who are now living in the US.

Joseph, a very good evening to you.

I want to start with the demands, claims,

assertions by the president of Mexico.

And the CBS correspondent very carefully used the word blackmail, diplomatic

blackmail.

What is your sense of Amlow, why he would be so blunt and straightforward and a list of demands that cannot be satisfied.

Good evening to you, Joe.

Good evening, John.

No, so this is a very telling the interview that President Loversville-Brahdor had with 60 minutes.

And I think he very timely in terms of the interest that Amlo has, and perhaps some of his

regional allies in terms of what's going on in Latin America and how they want to

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