MICHAEL VIGIL, FORMER DEA CHIEF OF INTL. OPERATIONS: So he's not easily recognized.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: In 2014, the White House asked Mexico, once they captured him, to transfer Guzman to the United States because they were afraid of this very thing happening. They thought he might be able to pay off prison officials. He's obviously wildly wealthy, or that he might just be able to escape. So, why wouldn't Mexico transfer him to the U.S.?</s>VIGIL: Well, when Chapo Guzman was captured by the U.S., Mexico looked at Chapo Guzman as the crown Jewel of their counter drug efforts. So, they wanted to keep him in Mexico, but we wanted him here in the United States because obviously, it's very important to remove these types of criminals from their infrastructure so they can control things in that country. But, we were not really shocked that Chapo Guzman escaped, given the fact he has enormous wealth and he is the head of the most powerful, most violent drug cartel currently operating on Mexican soil.</s>CAMEROTA: Yes. Michael Vigil, thanks so much for your expertise. We will see if this time takes 13 years. We appreciate you being on</s>NEW DAY. VIGIL: Thank you.</s>CAMEROTA: Chris?</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: All right. The news about this big deal with Iran, now we are waiting for what it actually is. What's in these 100 pages? There's going to be a presser from Iranian and U.N. officials. We're going to take it live. And then, don't forget -- President Obama is going to answer the question of why this is historic at 7:00 a.m. Eastern Time here in the States. We will cover that as well. The big question, are we safe, all of us, after today? We'll find out.
Notorious Mexican Drug Lord on the Run