This is CBS. I am the world. I'm John Bachelor with my colleague and friend Gordon Chang and we're very pleased to be joined by

Retard Air Force General Blaine Holt,

former deputy military representative to NATO who's going to help us on a story

that is a mystery to me for some time.

General, a very good evening to you.

I tell this story.

For some time, through the offices of Michael Yan,

a mutual correspondent of ours who travels the world

following big stories. The Darien Gap, no bigger

story in the Americas. Hundreds of thousands of young people pouring through the

Darien Gap headed to the Texas border. Triple canopy 60 miles of jungle got to be rough. But for the last year not just Venezuela not just Ecuador not just Guatemala but all of the Chinese nationals coming from the mainland flying into Ecuador to

Quito where you have not had to use a visa to get in, busting across Colombia and heading for Panama and the gap.

As they arrive at the gap, I've seen video of this.

They don't have English.

They're draft age or military age, big shoulders, handsome young man, what are they doing?

Where are they going in America?

They don't have English.

They use their iPhone translation to ask which way to the camp?

Suddenly there might be an answer.

General, what's your assumption

where they're headed in the United States?

Good evening to you.

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