Matt Jones

of the scene and is the connection to america that that those drugs ended up here i mean is that ultimately what gets the connection to america

The reason I ask is that I'm

As a former lawyer, I'm just curious as to jurisdictional arguments, and that's why I wondered if they had said that.

Okay, so as I understand it's been described, the military helped aid and abet a DOJ arrest.

Is that kind of the official explanation?

Well, but I mean, to be very clear, this was not a military regime.

Normally you can't just go into a foreign country and arrest somebody just because you have an arrest warrant in America.

They did this.

Talk about the international law aspect of that, because I mean, there are criminals America has arrest warrants with all around the world.

We don't just go into those countries and take the person.

So explain to me the international law component of this.

So he just read his rights.

I didn't read that.

Oh, interesting.

Interesting.

I hadn't read that.

That's, I guess, the framework.

Now, internationally, generally speaking, have the rest of the countries in the world acknowledged this arrest as valid or not?

You mentioned Grenada.

You mentioned, I am curious about the sort of thought in the rest of the world.