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Not only go el salvador but go to prison and talk to some of these ms-13 members about their mindset, about america, and more as part of tucker carlson originals. here's a clip. >> these are their cells. can you see they are pretty tightly packed. >> members of different gangs here. >> tucker: 12 men to a cell. they are pulling them out of a cell and going through it forensically looking for weapons, drugs, communications devices, any other kind of contraband. >> one member of ms-13 agreed to sit down with us in the prison yard. >> i'm doing my sentence like 25 years in this place. >> are you ...

Stories from the life of Hajiya Gambo Sawaba, one of northern Nigeria’s most important female political activists, who was born on this day in 1933, have become the stuff of folklore. According to one, her fighting spirit was evident when, as a young girl growing up in northern Nigeria in the 1930s and 40s, she would always intervene in other children’s fights on the side of the loser, telling them: “I have bought this fight from you”, before carrying on the scuffle. The fights came frequently, and her clothes would inevitably get torn. So, the story goes, in order to minimise the fre...

>> translator: so far there's been stability at the prisons but there is a big danger that some will escape. if they do, there will be trouble. they are terrorists and we know what they're capable of. >> reporter: the guards told me if they had to choose between defending their families under attack from turkey and its militias, or guarding the prison, it would be a quick decision. some of the prisoners seem to sense that times were changing. >> everybody have a good feeling. everybody have a good feeling that somebody else will take over here. >> reporter: one prison was directly hit by shell...

Of this. we have many people inside ordering books and studying and learning before they even get the program so desire is a key component to success. >> laura: how has this changed you? >> it's changed me in so many ways. i think it's allowed me to become much more empathetic, it's really not -- could you say don't judge a book by a cover, that's taken to an extreme now because you are talking to populations and people that i never would've crossed in my normal life and one of the things that's really important for us is that every classroom has every ethnicity and cultural background that we...

Learning before they even get the program so desire is a key component to success. >> laura: how has this changed you? >> it's changed me in so many ways. i think it's allowed me to become much more empathetic it's really not -- could you say don't judge a book by a cover that's taken to an extreme now because you are talking to populations and people that i never would've crossed in my normal life and one of the things that's really important for us is that every classroom has every ethnicity and cultural background that we can draw from . when you go to prison, you going to prison yard, it's...