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scheduled for monday morning at 9 am, my guess is they're gonna follow through and have those meetings monday morning at 9 am and jack smith will get up to speed. he'll ask questions. he'll lead the strategy. but all that work that's already been done will continue to provide value. >> so nothing gets delayed here? >> i think there's probably a small delay, but not much of a delay while the new boss gets up to speed and makes strategic decisions, made but some decisions get delays we can have input. but i think there's a lot of work can get done by the worker bees that can continue in the meantime. >> as appointing him, barb, increase the chances for an indictment? >> i don't know that increases the chances for an indictment, but it does indicate that merrick garden linda thinks is gonna be a small possibility that there will be an indictment. so no doubt jack smith gets to make his own independent decision here based on the evidence at the end of the investigation, which it appears we're not at just yet. but i think that if the
the teams that have already been conducting this work. as you say, for many months. i imagine he needs to get briefed, but in the meantime those agents and those prosecutors can continue their work. so if they have meetings scheduled for monday morning at 9 am, my guess is they're gonna follow through and have those meetings monday morning at 9 am and jack smith will get up to speed. he'll ask questions. he'll lead the strategy. but all that work that's already been done will continue to provide value. >> so nothing gets delayed here? >> i think there's probably a small delay, but not much of a delay while the new boss gets up to speed and makes strategic decisions, made but some decisions get delays we can have input. but i think there's a lot of work can get done by the worker bees that can continue in the meantime. >> as appointing him, barb, increase the chances for an indictment? >> i don't know that increases the chances for an indictment, but it does indicate that merrick garden linda thinks is gonna be a small possibility
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discipline people who don't comply with their requests. that could be docking pay or referring them to the ethics committee. we'll have to see what they do this week. >> a good investigation is like good reporting. yes, you go after the big names, so they want to talk to vice president pence at the time, they want to talk to the former chief of staff mark meadows, rudy giuliani. the worker bees know a lot. andrew surabi, most americans don't know his name. he's a donald trump jr. advisor. if you cover congress or you cover the white house, again, you want the big names. but sometimes the schedulers and the speechwriters and the staff members who are in the room and see all the paper, they can give you a lot of information, too. >> that's right, john, just because they're not household names doesn't mean they don't have key information. but what we have seen is that a lot of folks do not want to comply or feel as though this investigation is asking financial information that just
working conditions and low pay. >> they force me to stay and work overtime. i have no choice. >> that's an extra 8 hours? >> 16 hours straight. >> reporter: across the country's federal prisons in the past years, the government has budgeted for more than 20,000 correctional officers. but right now just a fraction of that is actually on the job. >> we were just pawns. we were worker bees. nobody cared what happened to us. >> it disturbs you mentally. it disturbs your family. >> reporter: another concern, violence. 26 inmates were killed in federal custody last year, more than doubling the year before. many guards are concerned about their own safety. anybody here been assaulted? >> yes. inmates become agitated and aggressive, we're the frontline. >> reporter: just last month, the bureau of prisons director announced his resignation and retirement. in a statement to nbc news, the agency blames the staff shortage in part on a 2017 hiring freeze. how difficult is it to address folks to come and take this job?
call of the city of worker bees, the people there are working very hard to support the country. it's not safe enough, i would say we still have air red alert is here. for the moment, my observation is that mostly families with kids take notice of this, they try to proceed to shelters, although we are generally advised to pay attention and also to take precautions. it is possible to hear warplanes in the sky over lviv, see fili walking in different ways as well.— sky over lviv, see fili walking in different ways as well. and, zhanna, we soke different ways as well. and, zhanna, we spoke yesterday _ different ways as well. and, zhanna, we spoke yesterday about _ different ways as well. and, zhanna, we spoke yesterday about the - we spoke yesterday about the humanitarian corridor�*s that we were told would be open, we were told it would be a temporary ceasefire to allow those civilians to leave the worst affected areas, those under constant bombardment, that came to very little, thinkjust about constant bombardment, that came to very little, think just about 400 people were able to leave mariupol, rather than the thousands that were predicted, wonder what difference that could make in places like lviv,
a yellow jacket or a hornet, but we could collect the light. should know better than to argue with our chief scientist. [ buzzing ] >> these are all worker bees which are female. there will typically be some drones in here, too, bigger males. they aren't essential to the survival of the hives. >> the males are not essentials? >> no. in the fall all the drones are going to get kicked out. they're going to be begging to stay, and the workers are going to be like, sorry, we do not have resources to feed you all winter. they're going to kick them out. and they will go freeze and die. and these girls will stay together all winter long beating their wings and making enough heat. i'm living in wisconsin because i really wanted to be closer to the natural world in my daily life in a way that an office
they're the worker bees of the party, so to speak. they're the ground game. they're the field organization. they're knocking on doors. they're making phone calls. but not only that, they have these formal powers that give them a direct role in how elections are run, and the details are a little bit different in every state. but sometimes it is picking the poll workers, sometimes it is picking the members of the boards that oversee the elections, sometimes it is having a say in who actually gets on the ballot either because they're collecting signatures or because they're voting directly in nominating conventions instead of public primaries. so this was the plan that bannon highlighted in february, and after he put it on his podcast, which is one of the most popular podcasts on apple, it has tens of millions of downloads. after steve bannon's podcast featured this, it went viral all across far-right media. i don't mean fox news and facebook.
giving them the power to elect the party officers higher up the chain at the county, district state, at national level, they need to get rid of everyone like brad raffensperger who doesn't agree that the election was stolen and they need to use these party powers to pass new voting restrictions like the laws in georgia and arizona. to have more audits like the one in arizona. to expand the role of republican-controlled state legislature in running elections and controlling the outcome of elections. the way that they do this is through these precinct positions, which most voters haven't heard of before. these are just the lowest level positions in the party organization, and they're the worker bees in the party, they're the field organization, they're knocking on doors, making phone calls. not only that, they have these