they re a little kid. you got to say you re sorry to people, okay? you didn t mean to do that. it wasn t you, it was your other twin. all right? sure. turn around. sometimes you just talk to them like man to man. do me a favor, just hang out here, don t make no noise or kicking, i m going to make a phone call right now. they know it s about you. and every approach don t work. you got to use different approaches for every inmate. it s my job, i m here to protect and serve. you know, if an inmate has a problem, our job is to we re trained to, you know, defuse the situation. and that s what we re trained to do. the warden has made a special trip to the carson unit today to recognize officer alejos for his skillful handling of challenging inmates. when i came back to san quentin, i remembered from my previous life before i retired, there was something called superior accomplishment award, okay, and basically what that is is you get to give somebody a check, you give them
one. sometimes you have to go up there and yell like they re a little kid. you have to say you re sorry to other people. you didn t mean to do that. it wasn t you. it was your other twin, all right? sure. turn around. and sometimes you just talk to them like, you know, man-to-man. do me a favor. hang out here and d antoon t ma noise. don t be kicking. i m going to make a phone call. every approach don t work. you have to use different approaches for every inmate. it s my job. i m here to protect and serve. an inmate has a problem, our job is to retrain diffuse the situation. that s what we re trained to do. the warden has made a special trip to the carson unit today to recognize officer alejo for his skillful handling of challenging inmates. when i came back to san quentin, i remembered from my previous life before i retired there was something called superior accomplishment award, okay. and basically what that is is
well then why are you down here if it wasn t you? because they found me guilty of it anyway. there was a witness that the deputy talked to. that witness identified bell by name that he was the one who assaulted inmate bumgardner. sergeant taggart gave bell 20 days of disciplinary segregation for the assault on bumgardner. that means bell will be confined to a single person cell and have his possessions taken, except for one religious book. his mattress will be removed from his cell during the day, and all his meals will consist of what s known as nutritional loaf, except on sundays. if you beat this guy up, would you tell me? no. why not? messing around in fairfax
i disagree with you. i think she can answer these questions. she has to be willing to come on and clearly layout for the people why she should be president i saw her several times at a few fund raisers. she was better each time i saw her. if she is able do that, answer those questions yours, mica s and others, i think she will put this behind her and get back to the campaign she wants to run. who at the state department allows you to do this. go ahead, give you a heads up, secretary clinton, who at the state department allows you to do this? who went through your e-mails? you have been very murky about this who went through your e-mails and decided which ones would be destroyed and saved. it wasn t you, you never suggested it was you. you always speak some third party. who is that person that went through those e-mails and did you have somebody that had national security clearance to be able to tell? did you have somebody that was
you can t approach the same one and do the same thing with each one. sometimes you have to go up there and yell at them like they re a little kid. you got to say you re sorry to people, okay? you didn t mean to do that. it wasn t you, it was your other twin. all right? sure. turn around. sometimes you just talk to them like man to man. do me a favor, just hang out here, don t make no noise or kicking, i m going to make a phone call right now. they know it s about you. and every approach don t work. you got to use different approaches for every inmate. it s my job, i m here to protect and serve. you know, if an inmate has a problem, our job is to we re trained to, you know, defuse the situation. and that s what we re trained to do. the warden has made a special trip to the carson unit today to recognize officer alejos for his skillful handling of challenging inmates. when i came back to san quentin, i remembered from my previous life before i retired, there was somethi