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Back in and fix this process. >> and what about terrorism? what about national security? i mean, after immigration, national security, americans are very concerned about that. which of the candidates do you think spoke, you know, strongly about the need for a strong strategy from this country? >> yeah. and that security component with the terrorists, you heard that repeatedly, and that proves marco rubio, several of them brought that up. you heard rand paul's remarks there and the desire for people to see america again. peace through strength. going out here. defining the problem. defining the...

So we want to see congress step back in and fix this process. >> and what about terrorism? what about national security? i mean, after immigration, national security, americans are very concerned about that. which of the candidates do you think spoke, you know, strongly about the need for a strong strategy from this country? >> yeah. and that security component with the terrorists, you heard that repeatedly, and that proves marco rubio, several of them brought that up. you heard rand paul's remarks there and the desire for people to see america again. peace through strength. going out here. de...

Passion. >> why don't you try to create work that's pertaining to your life. i was kind of fighting it. in prison, i wouldn't do anything about that. i'm like man, it's bad enough being here. we'll see what comes out of it. this is a saej in san quentin prison that is really the main access to the upper yard, going up to north block. and you're coming down the steps. you get this feeling like you're walking into time and you're going up and down these steps. just captured a lot of character of san quentin. someone might look at this as being very ugly. it's like looking at somebody saying this...

Interviewed in prison have learned how to deal with the consequences of their past. they've come up with distractions to really take their mind off of their crimes. but sometimes our very presence in a prison can change all of that. >> lawrence stall has spent the last two decades in prison. most of it at the holman correctional facility in alabama and sometimes it seems to have been just as long since he's heard the sound of his real name. >> they call me red top. they call me orangutan red. >> hey, redtop. >> is there one you prefer? >> none. i just answer to them all. i've learned to answer...

Remorseful about his crime. >> talking about it has me shaking already. >> he had such a difficult time talking about it that it was a little surprising to me. >> it's something that you never get over. i was the type -- i didn't even hunt. i didn't kill nothing. i was about -- i was john denver all the way. you know? i think about it often. you know? i do. but to live in here, to live in here, to be honest, i had to put it out of my mind. that's the only way you can deal with it. only way i can deal with it. >> it was interesting for me to watch how lawrence chose to deal with the vast amount...