VAUSE: The notorious Mexican drug lord, Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman will most likely spend the rest of his life behind bars, and they'll be the most secure bars in the United States. He was sentenced to life in prison, plus 30 years, convicted of engaging in a criminal enterprise, drug trafficking and firearms charges. The 62-year-old, who infamously escaped prison twice, claimed he did not get a fair trial. Guzman has already been moved to the super max prison in Colorado. It is the most secure federal prison, quite possibly in the world.</s>ANGEL MELENDEZ, SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE, HOMELAND SECURITY: This sentence today finally separates the myth of El Chapo from the man, Joaquin Guzman. And for the man, it is the end of the line, and it is a reality that he will not be able to escape.</s>JEFFREY LICHTMAN, JOAQUIN GUZMAN'S DEFENSE ATTORNEY: All we had asked for at the beginning was a fair trial. I'm not here to tell you that Joaquin Guzman is a saint. I'm not here to tell you that what occurred, that the witnesses were unusual than any other American trial. All we asked for was fairness. And no matter what you think of Joaquin Guzman, he still deserves a fair trial.</s>VAUSE: As Guzman left the courtroom, he blew two kisses to his wife. She returned in kind. His attorney says that could potentially be the last time the two would ever see each other. How about that? Continuing to monitor the situation in San Juan, but for now, thank you for watching CNN NEWSROOM. I'm John Vause. Up next, WORLD SPORT. You're watching CNN.
Drug Lord Sentenced to Life in Prison.