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1968. i'm like an old eaes guy, you know what i mean. >> anthony: your parents are in texas. but do you trace what part of mexico. >> monterey. my grandmother and grandfather were born in monterey. >> anthony: did you speak spanish at home? >> yeah, i spoke spanish until about nine or ten. you stop speaking spanish when you go to grammar school, especially in the 50s because they wouldn't let you, don't speak spanish, so you kind of forget. but then when you start going to juvenile hall and jail, you pick it up again, so the guards won't know what you are talking about. then y then. >> anthony...

This. >> i'm going to tell you something right now between me and you, i listen to -- it came after 1968. i'm like, oldies guy. >> you speak spanish at home? >> i spoke spanish until i was about 9, 10. you stop speaking spanish when you go to grammar school, especially the '50s because they wouldn't let you. you kind of forget. but then when you start going to juvenile hall and jail, you pick it up again so the guards won't know what you're talking about. >> sin kcinco de mayo, 1968, i

News? what's this all about? why doesn't your family just pay? so that's sort of the feedback he's getting and it's nerve racking. >> gretchen: it's my understanding that these cartels run some of the prisons in mexico and they had been in touch with you and they are demanding some sort of a ransom? >> they did in the very beginning. the consul got involved and able to isolate him and those calls stopped. so we haven't had to deal with that anymore. but 90% of that prison is in this general population that is controlled, every aspect of the general population is controlled by the cartel. most ...