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I'd say lock the sobs up in up. >> the president's plan doesn't include enough judges with to sentence them not must have prosecute prosecutors and not enough prison cells to put them away a long time. >> congresswoman, he's got to be ready for that. could comments like that come back to hurt him? does he have a apply ready? >> well, i think anybody who has had an over 40-year career in elected office will have to have pennsylvania record of things that they have accomplished and things that they would potentially do differently. but i think it's important first to recognize the context of the...

Let me explain. >> thousands and thousands of children separated. >> when i became president, president obama had a separation policy. i didn't have it. he had it. i brought the families together. i'm the one that put them together. now, i said something when i did watch. many more people will come up, and that's what happened. but president obama is the one that built those prison cells. >> i understand. 2800 children were reunited with their parents in the last year. we don't even know. the government doesn't even know how many children are still not with their parents. they don't know which...

Thank you. [applause] while we were building opportunities for other men and women to come home and have a great place to be able to work with a sustainable employment, we wanted to venture out a little bit further. in 2012, we started our first tech company. that tech company is now a venture-backed company that connects families back to their incarcerated loved ones the same way my mom wrote me letters and pictures while in prison. we connected over 140,000 families around the country. same greatful because the resources that are flowing back into these prison cells using our tech is buildin...

>> reporter: they're accused of torture in isis' network of prison cells, which they deny, but now they do offer a rare confession. they tried to arrange ransoms for some of isis' european hostages. >> i was a fighter abstracting from them email addresses for communications. >> if it was a proof of life question, something that only they would be able to answer. >> why did you agree to that role? >> it just so happened that way. >> same as what alexander just explained. initially just liasing between the foreign prisoners and people dealing with their negotiation process. >> with their familie...

>> reporter: their bravado gone, broken and begging to learn their fate. this is what's become of the widely reviled british isis fighters known as the beatles in captivity in syria. >> i consider my role in this whole scenario, this whole episode as one of my mistakes. yeah, i would like to apologize for. >> who would you like to apologize to? >> everybody involved. everybody who was affected directly or indirectly. >> reporter: they're accused of torture in isis' network of prison cells, which they deny, but now they do offer a rare confession. they tried to arrange ransoms for some of isis'...