This is CBS I On The World with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor.

This is CBS I On The World.

I'm John Bachelor.

Michael John is in Panama City.

He has been in Panama for several weeks, many weeks.

Watching the Darien Gap, the Darien Gap is about 60 miles

of triple canopy jungle from Colombia to Panama where there is no

Pan American highway.

You must walk it to traverse from Colombia to Panama.

Over these last months, Michael is very carefully reported on the thousands of migrants coming through the Darien Gap.

On foot, it's the way to travel in a very difficult jungle with large rivers, lots of animal life,

and the kind of animal life that's dangerous that carries weapons and machetes, human animal life that

raids and robs and plunders, the migrants coming through the Darien Gap from Colombia to Panama,

the migrants emerge at the other end of the Darien Gap exhausted with lots of damage to their souls and their bodies.

Michael is now in Panama where he's been collecting more information about the scale of the migration and where they're from and what their dreams are and what they endure.

Michael, a very good day to you in Panama City.

Thank you very much for this.

The first detail that's important is that you spent last weekend with a member of Congress and another VIP taking them into the Darien Gap by foot and by river.

To meet with the migrants who was with you and what did this member of Congress learn about the Darien Gap.

Good day to you, Michael.

Good day, John. I'm in Panama City, but I've been down in Darien Gap in Colombia and in Panama now for about three and a half months and Congressman Tom Tiffany from West Constance and some of my reports and decided to take a vacation and come down with me,

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