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Until it's picked up again in Columbia.

That is the Darian gap. It's a triple canopy jungle.

And over the last two years, Michael has been traveling there with his colleagues, members of Congress,

other distinguished visitors who are interested to learn about this phenomenon,

not just of the Darian gap in the triple canopy jungle that is extremely dangerous, perilous, deadly,

but also about the people pouring in in greater and greater numbers and where they're coming from.

Michael, we're now back at the Darian gap and the incoming camps have divided themselves.

There's not only biochicita, which you illustrated two years ago and a year ago, there's a new camp. What is that?

Can I'm in video? Can I'm in video is a camp? I've been to it maybe five times or so or six times now.

It's deep into the Darian gap jungle. It's an easier route if you're coming from Columbia.

If you've got money, basically the bottom line, when you leave a place called Copper Gunner,

in Columbia where I've been, I know how that dynamic is down there. You can get on boats.

If you've got enough money, you can get in the boat and go on the Atlantic side and bypass some of the hardest part of the Darian gap.

You come out in these Kuna villages. It depends on where they drop you off, but you'll be near Kuna Indians.

There's a Kuna Indian reservation there on the Atlantic side.

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