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Boycott, and i totally understand that. my organisation is calling fred diplomatic boycott, and here is the reason, china can put on a good 0lympics. we know that. they are good at the logistics, they will have good venues, but what is happening right now is the human rights crisis. as he mentioned, they are up to 1,000,000 people who are detained, many of those people are in re—education camps, some have now been sentenced to long prison terms, ten or 15 years, and this is particularly affecting intellectual uighur muslims, the poets, the artists, the businesspeople, people who have no conn...

Key. critics say that has been our countries approach to crime for far too long. the the question whether mass incarceration is keeping us any safer. and, what lengthy prison terms mean for many of the more than 2 million americans behind bars. lester holt spent three days in one of the nation's toughest penitentiary's, and this is what he witnessed. here's his special report, life inside. >> life at angola prison isn't what you might imagine. the vast majority live just like this. more than 80 men in open dorms sleeping on bunk beds. but i'll be staying on a unit next to death row for high ri...

Prison turned for threatening her life. >> five men clearly third in prison terms for threatening correct? >> and i think the thing that really stood out to me while reporting the story, is how little member of congress know about the threats to their colleagues. the sheer number was shocking. but just hearing the story you could really see it bothered some of the members. >> as i've said before this is a real cancer in the liberal democracy, and open society, and it's really unnerving that it has grown in the way it has. and sarah wire thank you for making time for us. coming up the hoarding ...

Life. >> five men currently serving prison terms for threatening just one member of congress, maxine waters. >> and the thing that really stood out to me reporting the story is how little members of congress know about the threats to their colleagues. you know, each year the number was shocking, but just hearing the stories you could really see bothered some of the members. >> yeah. as i said before this kind of thing is like a real cancer in a liberal democracy, in a free and open society, and really unnerving it has grown the way it has. sarah wire, you did great reporting on it. thank you f...

Event in her district. the gunman who attacked a republican softball team, you know, gravely injuring steve scalise who i think took a year of rehab and he was hospitalized and shot multiple times. so, you know, there's the crowd overrunning january 6th. i mean the context here is this is not some, you know, preposterously remote scenario for these members. >> no. i mean some of the stories that are detailed in the article of, you know, tom reed finding a rat with a noose around its neck on his front porch or a member of congress being told that, you know, the person was going to slit his thro...