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This isn't about face for the mexican government now beginning this extradition process. they wanted guzman to serve his time in mexico, even refusing some help from the u.s. to try to locate him after this latest escape. why now this about-face? is it hoping to avoid embarrassment in the future? resignation that they cannot contain him inside mexican prisons? >> joo i think it's all that, without saying as much, victory. usually when el chapo was captured in early 2014, the president nieto said it was an incredible sense of pride. they wanted to go through the justice system here and prosecut...

A source within the mexican attorney general's office confirms that the office is working to fulfill that request. however, the source stresses that this could take quite a while. it will likely depend upon how many injunctions that el chapo's lawyers file, and many of the legal experts that we filed, and experts in the extradition law say that it could take month, and some sources said mid-year, but it is going to depend on the mexican judicial system, and how long it takes the court system to go over these, these delays in the extradition process. we are here at the prison where e el chapo w...

U.s. state department, i'm sorry, the u.s. department of justice, has already been in touch with their mexican counterparts since the moment that el chapo was recaptured trying to find a way to expedite this extradition process, poppy. >> all right, thank you so much for the reporting. danny for the legal analysis, i appreciate it. much more on this ahead later this hour. but next, do chicago police need more oversight? my next guest has kept a very close eye on cooke county. she actually worked within cooke county in the government there, and she will have her take next. she wrote the book ...

Point, if the extradition process goes through the formal way it goes, we will bring him back. the u.s. mar. shls will bring him back to whatever district is going to have him first. he's wanted in eight or nine federal districts. new york, illinois, chicago, texas, so it's going to be a matter of which case he's going to go to first. once he's convicted, he'll end up in a facility like florence in colorado which is the u.s. max facility joint. once you go into florence, you're never going to see the light of day at that particular point. >> art roderick, thank you. sikh unger is joining me no...

>> so the 120 days is actually a condition of the probation itself. and the judge can just assess that 120 days in jail as part of his probation. so that's why that particular option is available to the court. it's actually not something that would necessarily happen if his probation were revoked or ended. >> okay. there's more that can happen. there is now about whether we're going to deal with adult court. first of all, they're going to get him back from mexico city, right? that's not in question, is it? >> so most likely they will. but the catch is is that now that he is in the extradition ...