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Probably holds him for a long time. >> everett's classification as a gang member has also cost him his spot on the restricted labor squad. >> left, left, left right, left right, right left. right left. >> this morning, the squad is headed somewhere other than the farm. >> we're in what's called the dog run, in between the two outer fences that surround the perimeter of the institution. we come in here once every week or two weeks. we come in here, get all the weeds out, any crash that might have blown in and rake everything to where there's no footprints in case an inmate does breach the first...

We try to maintain order, and it gives a day-to-day routine thing. you would think that it becomes monotonous but you always find yourself walking around checking locks, looking for tools. it's almost like a installed paranoia. you never completely safe in prison on either side. i grew this facial hair on my face first off because inmates are not allowed to in florida department of corrections. if ever i was to be taken hostage and swapped out with a uniform i would hope the snipers would know not to shoot me. >> at florida's santa rosa correctional institution, security threat group coordinat...

Told you. and i'm like here my dad says that all the time, with him being so much older than me if he feels like he can help me, he's going to give me his opinion. whether or not i take that sometimes i don't want to hear it. >> and i'm not his father so i can't tell him what to do. it's simply up to him whether he want to or not. so that's why i can't force that issue. now if he was my son -- i'd tear his little butt up. coming up. >> in my game, this game of disciples, i hold the knowledge. >> alex everett faces the consequences of his actions. >> losing the manifesto, yes, probably going ...

But how does work go? c'est la vie? kay serra. i'm doing it. >> hill was recently reacquainted with this 35-year-old who transferred to santa rosa from another prison. the two men met 18 years earlier when bernie was first incarcerated. >> jack always been there for me. been like a big uncle. >> and here all we have is each other. we're family. we're family. >> as far as race, black, white, you know i got a natural life sentence. i got too much on my mind to worry about hating a whole race of people. if i'm going to hate them, i'll hate one son of a bitch at a time, not a whole race. >> coming...

>> multiplication is even different from that. it helps me, makes me feel a lot better about myself being able to help somebody else out. >> a lot of things he says, my father has done told me -- i told you. and i'm like here my dad says that all the time, with him being so much older than me if he feels like he can help me, he's going to give me his opinion. whether or not i take that sometimes i don't want to hear it. >> and i'm not his father so i can't tell him what to do. it's simply up to him whether he want to or not. so that's why i can't force that issue. now if he was my son -- i'd t...