35,000 staff that put their lives on the line every day. this is unfortunate. jillian: how is this going to change so it doesn t happen again? the agency is doing the right thing. the attorney general do the right thing in appointing doctor sawyer to the bureau of prisons, she has been a director before. i have tremendous faith in her and she will get the agency turned around but she will need a lot of help in doing that. we will see what changes are forthcoming but surely there will be changes made at the facility to ensure this type of thing does not happen again. it is inexcusable. rob: when they throw out criminal enterprise what could that possibly mean? it will be very interesting. rob: thank you so much. jillian: time to check in with
prosecutors say the guards appeared to be asleep for approximately 2 hours, sat at their desks, browsed the internet for furniture sales and moved around the common area while epstein was inside his cell just about 15 feet from the guards desks. a lawyer for one of the guards says they are being, quote, scapegoated. this was a black eye in the entire prison. reporter: the director of the federal bureau of prisons, doctor sawyer, was grilled on capitol hill. has anybody been disciplined or terminated for the conduct that led to the jeffrey epstein that? still waiting for the conclusion of the investigation. we have some bad staff, we want rid of those bad staff who don t do their job. we want them gone by prosecution or termination. reporter: director sawyer confirms the criminal investigation into epstein s death is ongoing. is the fbi is involved they are looking at the enterprise.