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Stamped like elmer county jail in like a red stamp. so like i'm reading this letter and you know, like in the letter he like apologizes for something that happened like back in 9th grade just because he wanted to like apologize to everybody he had wronged. >> every person i've written i've told the exact same thing. i'm not a murderer, i don't know if you believe me or not, but i'm not. i couldn't kill anybody. and then like in the end he put a bible verse so like that just showed me in the midst of this situation that you're in, you're trying to encourage other people, so it was just like rea...

>> brian: right. the whole thing was, rachel, i remember he was in 12th grade and i was in 9th grade i remember for that one year i had so many girls talking to me hey, how are you doing. say to myself even though i'm 41'1 and 08 pounds girls like me. getting to know me instead of my brother a better athlete obviously better looking. when it would come to work, you will have a hard time putting your expenses in because you guys on new year's eve were actually going at it. working and having such a good time. i'm not too sure your expenses are going to be satisfied. pete, why don't you tell me ...

Way of the woke world, the new world we're introducing, that is the backdrop. january 12, newly elected democrat school board in loud en country announced they have a new policy allowing transgender children to go to public school restrooms with girls in next system esther -- semester, may 28, a boy puts on a dress, goes to the girl a restroom, getting a 14-year-old, 9th grade little child, and rapes her. not only rain rapes her, the father does not talk about, he sodomize her. police report not just sodomy forced -- makes the poor girl go through, father is contacted told there is some incide...

Then he called her and was like going off on her about it. >> saying what? >> it was like i need you, like i can't live without you, stuff like that. and whenever we got back home, i had never seen my dad cry before, but he was bawling. >> madison was remembering all of this sitting in jail, months and months contemplating the past. >> you wrote people letters? >> yeah. >> apologizing in some cases for things you had done? >> yeah! dear, hannah, i know getting a letter from me right now. >> i opened it up. it was stamped like elmer county jail in like a red stamp. so like i'm reading this lett...

Them think this was a worthwhile endeavor. i think it's psychologically, emotionally, morally for american veterans and veterans around the world who have served there, it's very important they try and get these people out. >> richard, i was in high school when vietnamese refugees came to the united states, and quite a few of them ended up in florida, and it was extraordinary, the contributions that vietnamese refugees have made to this country over the past 40 years. extraordinary how quickly they acclimated to this country, even in schools in my area, many vietnamese refugees who began 9th g...