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Who must learn to navigate the treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival for all officers. especially so soo...

Commander and chief. he has the shock collar. we know that tone, messaging, specifics do matter. and tammy is right. we have a military that is ready, willing, and able to serve beings lent. >> earlier this month you saw the president start to acknowledge that the white house had a messaging problem on this. talking in starker terms about what they were going to do. kind of acknowledging that or evoking, sorry, former president bush saying that members of isis cannot hide. and you are seeing on the campaign trail there is not a remarkable difference between both sides. hillary clinton and the ...

>> no jab against you, megyn, i would like to see a debate without moderators. put them together and let them sit there and throw topics at them. >> there should be a buzz for you do that. >> a shock buzzer. a shock collar. >> collar. >> would you rely on the buzzer for -- >> it takes the responsibility off of it. >> every minute we talk about this is a minute we don't talk about your book. >> get gutfeld is sticking around. he's got all of the tips you he's got all of the tips you might need at thanksgiving, awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can ta...

They trust us and in turn we trust them somewhat. >> one of the gang members the officers cultivated a relationship with was tommy holloman. >> these guys, they know everything. there's a lot of rats at this place. these cops know everything that goes on pretty much. >> we've been hearing about tommy holloman while we were at limon. as the shock collar of the white supremacist gang. when we first encountered him, i was a little taken aback. i was expecting this mean, tough, hardcore guy. instead it was this tommy that we came to know who seemed shy, a little timid. a little withdrawn. >> i hav...

>> inmates are not the only ones who must learn to navigate the treacherous rules of prison race politics. >> i've gotten used to it. the first week or two it's a little nerve-racking because you are with convicted felons. it's a little nerve-racking every time you go through the gates, not knowing what can happen. every now and then you might think this is your last day of working. it's an everyday thing you learn how to deal with it and put up with it. >> rookie officers like faldon rely heavily on the wisdom of more senior staff who know information and vigilance are the keys to survival fo...