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>> whitlow had recent write-ups for exposing himself, not for anybody he was married to, but prisoners. >> i have to do a rape charge i didnt do. i was mad. anyone out there seeing this -- >> he intended to blame other people for his problems, but the fact of the matter was he was exposing himself to nurses and to people and then he would talk about it, which in a way, its an affront to most inmates. >> the exposures, i know for a fact, that were forced upon me, forcing me to be in my cell nude ...

The manner in which he spoke and conducted himself, it was draining. it was absolutely draining. it was hard to keep him focused. >> you see i was dressed for yous when you came. i dont have any other clothes in here. you see there is no sheet. i got one blanket. i dont have any clothes. that is not something im worried about because the lord, in his word, says we dont have to worry about clothes, hell worry about that for me. i just do the best i can and thats what ill do. i know theres -- i wo...

Bleep ]. knock your teeth out. >> all the dudes that were kicked out of dorms for it. because they knew you and you never got caught. but i know why youre there. because they dont give a [ bleep ] against you. >> it soon became clear that mark hughes was just reacting angrily to everything and everyone around him. >> hes crazy. ive got to get in the cell and -- thats redundant. >> then he turned all his rage toward us. >> respect. >> and just started lashing out at us. >> take the [ bleep ] off ...

At the beginning of 1965 there were 23,000 servicemen in vietnam. currently, there are about 267,000 fighting men in vietnam, and 18,000 more will be there by the end of this month. >> the commitment got bigger and bigger and bigger. you could feel the spirit of the troops was draining. >> how old are you? >> 22. >> did you volunteer? >> nope. >> would you? >> nope. >> whats the worst thing about it? >> getting shot, getting hit. well, you see buddies get hit, living in the swamps, dirt. >> thre...

And draining episode but for dr. matias he acted like it was just a normal everyday routine. >> long day? >> yeah. actually, today my schedule was pretty clear. so i can catch up on paperwork and get things done. but ive been running from one thing to another since i got here. its another day at i.s.p. >> that was usually his answer. just another day. but there was one time when he responded in a way that still is my favorite. it showed how just simple pleasures could get matias through a day at...

A challenge. the three dimensional chess game youre playing here, i know thats a trivial way to look at a situation where people are dying, but your domestic agenda is extremely frustrating. and heres a situation where the biggest issue of all for the president, which has always come down to nuclear proliferation, is also at the heart of these problems, because hes to the to teal with russia when it comes to irans nuclear program. these are interlocking puzzles that were all split apart by the b...

These are interlocking puzzles that were all split apart by the bush years and by the arab spring that followed from there. so theres a lot of cleanup there. its a huge challenge. can you build a coalition and find a solution? i bet as draining as this is to hook at so many different fronts in such a complex part of the world we barely understand, this president finds it a satisfying challenge because its intellectually rigorous. >> thank you both for joining me tonight. >> thank you. coming u...

Out. usa is in. >> you want to win. given the painful match last night, im curious the head space these players are in, not to mention it was hot. how are they feeling, what are they thinking going into thursday? >> its a difficult situation. mentally, you know, i think theyre strong enough to put that game behind them. it takes a little while, the first few hours its very devastating. but the next morning, you start thinking about the positive and preparing yourself mentally in a positive direc...

Bigger and bigger. you could feel the spirit of the troops was draining. >> how old are you? >> 22. >> did you volunteer? >> nope. >> would you? >> nope. >> whats the worst thing about it? >> getting shot, getting hit. well, you see buddies get hit, living in the swamps, dirt. >> three days out in the bush, you would be covered with ring worm and jungle rot. it was just the nature of the terrain and the weather. >> it is hot in vietnam. often hotter than the mohave desert. the temperature rises ...

Bigger and bigger. you could feel the spirit of the troops was draining. >> how old are you? >> 22. >> did you volunteer? >> nope. >> would you? >> nope. >> whats the worst thing about it? >> getting shot, getting hit. well, you see buddies get hit, living in the swamps, dirt. >> three days out in the bush, you would be covered with ring worm and jungle rot. it was just the nature of the terrain and the weather. >> it is hot in vietnam. often hotter than the mohave desert. the temperature rises ...