actions that are taken. the desire by the trump administration to renegotiat nafta which is something we did during the obama administration through the transpacific partnership, we are waiting to see what they have in mind in terms of what further steps they want to take with mexico to rebalance that relationship. but whatever they do on the trade side we know we need mexico s cooperation when it comes to dealing with migration from central america, to the united states, or when it comes to rounding up druglords or dealing with organized crime, and i think we re coming to the realization that other countries have politics, too, in a longstanding relationship between the u.s. and mexico, it s important to be sensitive to the fact that, for president pena nieto to work on the issues this needs to work for him and if we insult, offend or threaten to send troops in or we raise fundamental questions about our economic relationship it can have spillover effects into other areas as well. t
going to play el chapo in the movie. what we care is what happens with probably this greatest druglord in the world. according to former u.s. drug czar barry mccaffrey, only about 5% of serious crimes are ever handled by the authorities. nobody is ever convicted. part of it is the influence of these druglords. these drug gangs. if you count the soldiers that el chapo has supporting hum and other druglords, that equals the standing military of the entire country of mexico. so a lot needs to be done. part of that is getting el chapo out of mexico where he ll probably get another get out of jail card somehow and into a supermax prison in the u.s. where we can guarantee he s going nowhere. clint, those details you brought up, in addition to that, as you know, it took mexican
of virginia s center for politics, thank you. thanks, jon. jenna: well, a new effort by walmart to streamline some production will apparently come at the price of jobs. where exactly those cuts are expected and one of our biggest retailers in the country. and mexico s government trying to overcome the embarrassment of el chapo s escape. what s happening and what it means for some very dangerous druglords. a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be.
also new the iran nuclear talks coming down to the wire. we ll have the latest from the secretary of state in vienna ahead. another prison break to tell you about, one of the most notorious druglords in the world. the details what he did, how he got out, those are ahead. and a new era begins in the south. are the politics keeping up with the tumz? we begin out in phoenix, arizona, where donald trurp blew into town yesterday and showed his campaign for president is becoming something real a genuine single issue movement one that is threatening to tear apart the republican party. the issue of course he s focusing on is immigration and this probably wasn t designed by trurp when he first entered the race last month. the blowback of his inflammatory remarks was fierce. suddenly it was an international controversy and the donald refused to back down since then
united states and they re going to have to decide are they willing to have a different kind of relationship with the west and a different kind of relationship with the united states, and so ultimately aside from all of these trying to find a way to make the deal as attractive as possible they have some fundamental decisions to make and that s what we ll find out in the next 24 hours. as we say the latest extension of the deadline tomorrow andrea mitchell saying she doesn t expect a deal today but the officials saying they re optimistic something maybe tomorrow that seems a little more possible. we ll keep a close eye. p.j. crowley, formerly of the state department thank you for taking a few minutes this morning. still ahead on the show greece could be just hours away from leaving the eurozone the latest on the negotiations there, two economic heavy hitters will talk about the best and worst case scene naur yos for anyone else. and one of the most notorious druglords is on the loose