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>> all right, you're on the money. >> that's pretty awesome. >> all right. >> next. >> thank you. who's next? >> next! >> most others here are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. brian sauer has been here for the past 15 months, facing charges of burglary and fleeing or evading police, to which he has pled not guilty. because of several prior convictions, he now faces a sentence as high as 25 years to life if he's found guilty. >> sophisticated? eloquent, articulate. >> he says, if nothing else, jail has helped his vocabulary. >> i got tired of goi...

Sentence as high as 25 years to life if he's found guilty. >> sophisticated? eloquent, articulate. >> he says, if nothing else, jail has helped his vocabulary. >> i got tired of going to courts and stuff and the judges and the prosecutors using words that i was oblivious to, so i would go back to my cell, look up the words or have somebody look them up for me and just implement them into my vocabulary. i probably implemented 750 words just in the year that i've been here, but we're talking about ultrasophisticated words. my vocabulary is astronomical, no, it's phenomenal. some people say i'm a...

A lot of opposition. with high enough approval ratings, this is pure political cal cue house. you didn't see george w. bush out there, because he wasn't popular. that was simple and he got it. this is a president that's popular, they think he's an asset right now. >> he's young enough, popular enough. we're going to see him again on the campaign trail, campaigning for hillary clinton should she be elected. what you're seeing here is historic. you've never seen a president this popular, eloquent. that's the best word for it, campaigning for his former rival on this kind of stage. it's something...

Going to focus on this as a primary decision in his final year. look, he's got all these events this week. we saw him yesterday in the oval office, today he's going to do the town hall. you are going to hear him talk about it at the state of the union. this is something that he feels very deeply and i agree with you that this was building. this was frustration that he has felt since newtown of his inability of the administration's inability to get congress to take action coming to the surface. emotion in a way we haven't seen it before. to him this is very personal. he has said that newtown wa...

Finally tonight, imagine a world of global threats and chilling fears, where actions and reactions can mean life or death. the action by the united states government to deny refuge to jews fleeing hitler's persecution, turning a boatload away in 1939, meant they had to return. many to the death chambers. fearmongering is classic political populism, and too often it clouds individual conscience. so tonight, we end with the eloquent and piercing call to conscience by pastor martin nemolay, written a year after he was liberated from a concentration camp where he had been sent for opposing the naz...