you can see every face. it is. it s fantastic. you can see 15, 20 people right now. you can look at them. and note the journalists with their laptops above the clock, above on the left-hand side of your screen. he s cuffing look, he s getting his flashes. look at him. he s getting that cuffs out. what is that? that s called cuff flashing into. really? he wants to show the white. show the white. nightclub. i have no idea. of course. so i this will all be part o pence/ryan collection. i don t have a white shirt, but you have to show your i love that you are an authority on this. veteran nightclub goer chris matthews. brian, you don t have to go to know. steve schmidt, part of our conversation on our broadcast
sedated and doing well. doctors believe the procedure itself was a success and so now the president is stable, resting comfortably in the icu. he s going to remain in the icu for observation, and so he s on a better trajectory certainly than the one that landed him in the icu. as for mrs. bush, it s a precautionary measure to have her at the hospital. she woke up this morning with a cuffing fit and some fatigue and just general unease and she decided to let the medical experts take over on that one too. she s down there as well. our best wishes to them. we re also seeing a letter that the former president wrote to donald trump earlier this month. quote, dear donald, barbara and i are so sorry we can t be there for your inauguration on january 20th. my doctors say if i sit outside in january, it s likely it will put me six feet under. same for barbara, so i guess we re stuck in texas.
bye. we re going to take it up to the next level, and start cuffing and shackling these guys. we re going to identify who the guys are, who are fighting, sod bloods and krips want to stay in the background. those are the ones we re not going to cuff and shackle. but the leader like cox is going to get cuffs and shackles. which now means they re going to be cuff and shackled everywhere they go and escorted by the guys. we ll send a message to them, we re not going to tolerate what s going on inside the jail. coming up, nicholas cox is housed next door to a 16-year-old krip. he look up to me. and one, two, three. one, two, three. a group of officers tries to reach young inmates before it s too late. what do doctors from
all on the ground, anybody that doesn t want to comply with the orders we know that that is where our attention needs to be focused at. due to safety concerns, the sort team would not permit us to enter the door, but we were able to shoot the control of the raid monitors. they re flexi cuffing all the inmates on the ground. they re searching them all, until they re face down on to ground. they will stay in that area until they complete the search of the dorm. with the air secured, our crew is allowed back inside. we are going to look at the dvr, make sure that the main perpetrators once they shake down the entire door, they re going to make sure the ring leaders of the cell, they will be returned to administrative segregation, and not be allowed to return to that dorm.
call. to local media outlets, the rochester police chief defended his officer s action saying his officer showed tremendous restraint. aclu attorney jessica price disagrees and says video examples show a need for more protection of pregnant women as they re being arrested. she points to a 2012 aclu study which found 18 states pro hint or restrict the kufg of pregnant women. but this is limited to inmates in prison. that means we re protecting people already in custody. we re protecting their custody more than protecting people who happen to be out on the street. reporter: but preventing cops from cuffing pregnant women may not be realistic. now you re asking a police officer to make a medical assessment of a woman on the street. reporter: tom fuentes said what prevented cooks incident, if she had listened to the police officer. unless she pulls out a machine gun and starts world war iii, there is no way that it will have an outcome that makes