 Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador is on his way out as the president of Mexico and still working to make some radical changes to the country's judicial system. That includes forcing more than 1,500 judges to resign and changing the way new ones would be put in place. Critics call his efforts a blatant political ploy to get rid of judges the outgoing president does not like. Still, it's all likely to be approved by Mexican lawmakers. From Mexico City, the world's TV size SEA reports.