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I must have done a total of 13 to 16 hours of just pure physical exercise and literally, they want today take every ounce of energy that i had and take it out of me and then theres the mental aspect on top of it. they are torturing you, they are he breaking you down and they want to find your weakest spot and they do, they find it. and you know, for me it was at six oclock in the morning when i was soaking wet, i was in my army fatigues, i was exhausted and i was in and out of water, and i must ...

They have jobs. they go to work. they stay out of trouble. >> been in prison for 24 years now. when i first came to prison, i didnt have much to lose or anything because the time they gave me was more or less a death sentence anyway. back in the old days, wintertime came around, those windows were bolted open. the heat was shut off. everyone stayed in shop because theyd jog in place and do push-ups or whatever just to stay warm. now these guys have hot water in the showers. didnt have it back th...

New york university law professor. likely to make at least one appointment in his second term. for justices, they are in their 70s, justice ginsburg with to po tenial she could retire being she is 79 years old. who would be the key, you think, to being replaced first, though? >> yeah. so i dont think that we can go solely on the ages because the ages are only a weak proxy. marty ginsburg, justice gips burgs late husband, how frail is a justice, she can do 25 push-ups, how many can you do? she wa...

Its easy to do like this. you dont work out, you go crazy in here, you know what i mean? its like -- >> how long do you work out? >> maybe two hours. i start with 1,000 push-ups, right? after i do that, i come and do these. >> fights inside the prison can initiate a lockdown at any time. revoking yard privileges for all inmates. making the in-cell workout their only option. >> they call it burpees workout. we do different kind of stuff. we do burpees. we do abdominals. we do arms. tomorrow we ge...

>> jack hill finds working out to be the best remedy to the monotony of his life here at the santa rosa correctional institution. >> well walk laps on the track. some guys get into the basketball. me, im mainly, i get into pull-up, push-ups stuff like that. everybodys got their own little way of getting tension and aggravation -- this is your stress release right here. >> hill has spent most of the past 35 years in prison. besides a few releases on parole, hes had a couple of others of his own m...

Responsibility. whats your policy? nothing changes here. every day is just like yesterday and tomorrows going to be the same as today. about only thing that changes here is the faces. after a while even the faces begin to be the same. you know? you know, thats one of the thing about doing time. nothing changes. >> jack hill finds working out to be the best remedy to the monotony of his life here at the santa rosa corrections institution. >> out here on the track, some guys get into the basketb...

For william allen, losing means sweating. >> youre doing 77 push ups so far. what would you like to play for? >> another 20. >> 20 more? okay, your first move. >> we play for push ups on demand. i could call for these push ups at any time of the day or night. no matter where he is on this unit, or if were in the yard or in the gym, he has to stop what hes doing and give me the push ups. that move, you just lost the game. >>master checker player. out of all of the people in there, he said im go...

Way they can. >> got to do pull-ups every day. about ten reps a day. ten sets, 100. i do my push-ups, squats. i work on the legs. >> now raise your left arm up. >> over on the womens side, some inmates aim for a mind/body connection for a more contemplative breakfast. >> reach, reach, reef with your left arm and bring the hand onto the chair. >> from time to time the jail allows a volunteer yoga instructor to conduct a class. >> grow like the tree. >> i like it. its really relaxing and makes you...

72. go ahead. >> ryan is sitting -- >> no -- >> -- up to be -- >> he was up, mike? >> i think he was. >> and ryan is setting himself up here to be what he always wanted to be, win or lose. so the election doesnt determine ryans fate. if romney loses, theres going to be a huge chorus of the republican party saying, it was just that guys fault. >> whose fault? >> mitt romneys fault. >> thats what i think. john, you write for "the nation," youre not a right-winger, but dont you have a sense theyll ...

Up here to be what he always wanted to be, win or lose. so the election doesnt determine ryans fate. if romney loses, theres going to be a huge chorus of the republican party saying, it was just that guys fault. >> whose fault? >> mitt romneys fault. >> thats what i think. john, you write for "the nation," youre not a right-winger, but dont you have a sense theyll say, thats the way the pendulum goes. theyll stay he didnt have enough ideological weight to win. >> i think youre right about that, ...